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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1907
Page
4
John M. Smith's City Drug Store promotes talcum powders at 3, 10, and 25 cents. The ad touts a full line of summer cures and urges readers to try the store to become steady customers. Manager A M Sum at 402 East Main Street.
An article promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for women addressing constipation and indigestion. It claims blood purification, relief without griping, and a money back guarantee, citing Mrs Tyner of St Louis and widespread use over sixteen years.
A 19th century advertisement listing Dr Humphreys' Specifics for ailments from fevers to dyspepsia, rheumatism, and respiratory issues. Includes pricing mentions and notes on availability in New York and through local druggists, with a small bottle advertised for pocket use.
A local issue of school bonds was sold in Vincennes to Chutes Wedding & Co of Indianapolis for 50,000 with a premium of 1,150. The issue comprised bonds of nine and ten year terms, with Keo & Son handling the sale amid a new building project valued at about 61,027.
Local notices mix property details and court references with community mentions. Readers learn about land lots and transfers, repainting of a public building, street safety concerns with horses, theater crowds, and assorted letters from townsfolk including social events, travel plans, and civic remarks.
James Downey attends events in Loogootee with Ed Raabine and Sad Montgomery. Mr and Mrs Spohn Cadley visit relatives. John D McDonald and son Charles seen in Haysville. Town folks travel to Bedford for commencement exercises at Allensville. Miss Bridget Reilly visiting Spogdotee friends. Mike McDonald Nicholas Emma Wilson Nellie Jones return from Danville for normal school.
Several residents visited relatives at Terribute and nearby towns. Mrs. Plarce Chvanaugh of Washington and Mrs. Edna Sines and others were at the venue. A horse accident injured a rider, and a lawn festival for All Saints’ Church raised a neat sum for charity.
A jumble of names reports visits, returns, and travels across Indiana towns and nearby states. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Byron Roftingod and Mae visiting relatives, Heber and Heber’s kin, Joseph Kassler visiting Vincenties to see Maurice Lauby, Miss Victoring Clements back from Cincinnati, and others preparing trips to Atlantic City and Decatur Illinois. The Rev E E Davidson attends J Oliphant funeral in Bloomfield.
In Fedora Tennessee c iv Pepper was bedridden with hemorrhages of the lungs and throat doctors failed. After starting Dr King’s New Discovery the coughing and bleeding stopped and in three weeks he could work again. Trial free at J N K Jones' drug store.
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