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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1903
Page
8
Fragmented OCR shows hazardous product claim for Fer. Thomas Electric and a medicine chest remedy. Adds a teen garden helper ad and a breakfast drink mix suggestion. Mentions a millinery show dates and a teachers association meeting with railroad ticket details to Vincennes Indiana in April 1903.
J. B. Colembnia is in Chicago while 0. 8. Ott returns to Evansville. Charles Olimerie visits from Terre Haute. J. W. Beard retires to Martinsville. Prof. J. E. Garten visits from Elora. Julius McGraver at Indianapolis. Graham Sanford returns from Louisville. JOM. Thompson in from Columbus. Frank M. Ryan of Bloomfield spends Sunday here. A W. Culler of Vincennes and Thomas M Sears from Eliora are in the city. Dr. R. M. Smiley and son Paul return from Patola. Postmaster Frank I. Serrit returns from Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. John Wandersmith of Linton visiting. Ralph Wadsworth and Will Scoble return to Indiana University. Mrs. Charles Guth and daughter back from Clay City. Minor F. Pate, bankruptcy referee, from Bloomfield. P. A. Hastings of The Gazette expected from Indianapolis and Danville. Miss Ethel Trippitt back to Bloomington for Indiana University. Rev. H. H. Byower returns from visit with Hon. Gurley Brower in Indianapolis. Mrs. Frank Walker and Mrs. Joseph Walker and children will move to Birmingham, Als. Easter openings at Bharts Sisters Thursday to Saturday 330 dut.
Indianapolis marches into March 31 with Secretary Storma vowing to enforce the foreign Incorporation law. He will dispatch Deputy Dick Burrell to collect the $2,000 appropriation and compel payment from corporations that have evaded the rule. The piece also notes ongoing coal field tensions and staffing moves in Washington and Bloomington.
An advertisement touts Blood Wine as a cure for the grip, claiming dramatic recoveries by William Siddle and others in Lawrence and Fall River, Mass. It urges readers to send names to Louis Dandelin Company for a free blood analysis and notes Blood Wine costs fifty cents a bottle at L. F. Hunnemeier's Farmers' Drug Store.
An old advertisement touts Bur dock Blood Bitters as the remedy for a lazy liver and claims instant relief and permanent cure for eczema scald head hives and skin itchiness with Dean's Ointment available at any drug store.
Listed corset covers include cantbric plain tucked lace and embroidery trims. Prices range around 25 cents, 50 cents and 75 cents for various ruffled front designs and hooded styles.
A newspaper ad touts cheap muslin drawers in varied styles and sizes. It highlights hemstitched ruffles, embroidery trimmed pieces, and a broad range from 25c to 1.25 dollars, inviting readers to inspect the full stock of about 275 items.
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