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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1909
Page
4
A sales blurb offers a business chance requiring $2,500 cash investment with stated weekly profit over $50. It asserts no competition and high likelihood of ongoing earnings. Owner claims solid reasons for selling and will prove weekly profits to a serious buyer. An active man is invited to invest in a paying business with proper management.
A Rexay style ad promises wrinkle relief and clear skin using Hollis tera Rocky Mountain Tea. It claims the remedy prevents wrinkles and their appearance. Lindemans Pharmacy endorses the product for a brighter, firm complexion and clearer eyes.
A North End eatery known as the Yellow Pup Dime Restaurant feeds about 1340 daily with a dime entry. Pinkey runs the place offering all you can eat from ten meat choices, bread and butter, no table rules, and meals costing roughly one third dollar per customer in a sparse, hobo culture setting. The operation includes a wholesale grocery and butcher shop on lower Delaware Street, baking bread on site to save costs.
In Wabash Indiana a brewer with Albert Weber and partners parcels beer despite dry county laws. Advertisements claim Weber will supply beer in Wabash and has enlisted Sam Snyder to aid deliveries, with shipments likely routed via Fort Wayne. The plan risks enforcement and could inspire other counties to allow brewery activity.
An advertisement touts Balm of Almond as a cleanser and anti-wrinkle remedy for clear skin. It claims to unclog pores remove blemishes freckles and tan while softening the complexion. The pitch warns against powders soaps and dubious face creams and notes the product is sold in the city by Wol Jackson for ten cents or via mail order from the Charles Chemical Company Grand Rapids Michigan.
An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy that purifies blood and treats mucous surfaces. It claims a physician endorsement and a formula blending pure ingredients, offering free testimonials and urging readers to buy the $0.75 product from druggists with additional Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A rack of umbrellas priced from 50 cents to 5 dollars is available at Din n at the Racket, offering bargain shelter in varying sizes.
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