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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1908
Page
2
R M Martin publisher at Westville Indiana announces weekly publication of the Indigator with pricing for obituaries and professional cards. All articles and ads must reach the office by Wednesday noon for publication.
The Westville bank is now under the charge of Mr Cass who assumed duties Monday. He plans improvements, a glove and mitten factory, and hopes to move his family here once a suitable house is secured. The community praises his proven business and banking experience.
Secretary Wilson notes laws require labeling to reveal presence of harmful drugs. Cham berlain s Cough Remedy has always claimed no such drugs and label confirms this. The remedy is praised as easy to use for coughs and colds and has a long record of use. For sale by E T Scott. January green tag sale on men’s vests at 25 cents each. SPECHT FINNEY SKINNER Co.
Do not let a cough or cold develop into bronchitis or pneumonia. Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for prompt relief. Its popularity grew from a small start to wide use in the United States and abroad, sold by E. T. Scott.
Mr. E. E. Chamberlain of Clinton Maine says Bucklen’s Arnica Salve treats charred burns and old sores. He reports it cured a charred band and healed an old sore without leaving a scar and recommends purchasing at E T Scott’s drug store.
A Folios Missouri resident touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach trouble. Sold by E T Scott. A short anecdote about a Algerian Bedouin sheik praising French house building and noting he still sleeps in a tent.
The Indiana State Board of Agriculture plans a diverse fair opening September 9 in Indianapolis with strong women’s participation. Dairy and poultry shows attract large exhibits, the art building expands with needlework and paintings, and music by the Weber band plus new vaudeville acts will accompany livestock, fruit, and table luxuries displays.
Naturalists describe the common working bee as possessing a basket and brush on the hind leg, plus a spoon shaped appendage to gather nectar and pollen. A small hinge combines brush and basket into pinchers, aiding in building honey cells.
A Broad Way Magazine quip features a linguist praising Esperanto as condensed and easy to learn while an interlocutor retorts he can speak English as much as he wants and dismisses the idea of a potted tongue.
A brief wartime dialogue unfolds with a captain taunting a private about his family and breed. The private reveals he has one brother who is also a captain, prompting a witty line in reply.
At a public dinner Lord Young, a famed lawyer, questions the neighbor about the owner of a vinous countenance being the president of a water trust. He quips that such a man could be trusted with any amount of water and notes a House of Lords appeal affirming a decision of his.
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