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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1905
Page
8
Moses Moritz of Moritz and Son returns from an eastern sojourn visiting New York, Washington and Baltimore, combining business with pleasure. An ad column touts Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea promising cures with 35 cent price and quips about duns and editor debts.
Trustee Shanks reported on the slok et. Mrs. Jenoie Moorehouse visits from Chicago. Indiana events include Purdue stockmen’s convention and corn school, with Ham mond cattle feed plant and Winona interurban railroad plant in Lime City. Delinquent tax list published. local crimes and court actions noted.
H. B. Berrold joins South Bend to the hog cholera cure. White Oak fence posts for sale. Inquiry at the meat market by J. Harrop. A sleigh load of town youths visited the Jacob Link homestead Sunday for entertainment by Miss Florence Link. A severe storm arrived Monday, blanketing the town in snow with strong winds and drifting roads.
Mercury in catarrh salves and douches can ruin smell and disrupt the system. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio is taken internally and claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Buy genuine Hall's from reliable druggists as advertised with testimonials free.
Beaver Dam reports twin boys born to Mr. and Mrs. Gust last week, each a little over four pounds with mother doing fine. Neighborhood visitors gathered Monday at Mr. and Mrs. Van Wilkinson’s. Copp of Door Village brought a new graphophone and entertained. A party visited Mrs. Maxwell in Pittoeck for her birthday with Mr. Place and the Saulersach family. Mrs. Estella Anderson and sister visited from Laurte to see her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brard. Mrs. Brooks hosted the Ladies' Aid. they plan a meeting with Mrs. Payne. James Flood helps care for a sick baby at Jesse Dolman’s home. Mertie Garwood, once helpless by rheumatism, is gaining mobility. Alford Cathcart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert, joined McCormick Company in Chicago. A Cathcart sister debuted on a New York stage.
The report lists a car departure from Michigan City on the even hour and a 30 minute rider to Pine Lake for a vaudeville show. Cars connect with all Monon trains for Laporte indicating coordinated schedules for travel and entertainment in the region.
An advertisement urges readers to use Foley's Honey and Tar to prevent pneumonia or lagrippe. It stresses the medicine's splendid merit and claims a life can be saved with a dose or two.
An ad from The Grand Dispensary in Elkhart Indiana offers a complete $2.50 treatment for heart disease, promising cures through a tonic, elixir, and plaster with a free book. Readers must send full medical history and receive personalized remedies and diet advice.
Greatly in demand medicine advertised as a blood and system cleanser. Claims to cure stomach and liver troubles. Available at E. T Scots drug store for 25 cents with guarantee.
The great circuses of the country have agreed to stop using fishing posters to advertise and will spend funds on newspaper advertising instead. The shift aims to reach printer ink users with more effective notices.
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