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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
4
An ad emphasizes expert sales of good used cars overhauled for reliable running. It promises guaranteed quality and service matching asking prices, claiming La Salle guaranteed cars offer a safe sane basis for buyers who want to know exactly what they get.
Local dealer advertises available vehicle options with emphasis on matching customer needs. Prospective buyers are invited to inspect showcased models and inquire about financing and trade in terms.
A reader testimony from Chicago emphasizes Resinol Ointment as excellent for various skin eruptions and irritation. It is described as safe for infant skin, with Resinol Soap aiding treatment, and mentions sizes and a free trial sample via Department 82, Resinol Chemical Co., Baltimore.
Bessie testifies that her husband Pinched him severely when she asked for money. Bert counters that men are not unique in being pinched for cash.
An old time promotional note describes Dr Pierce's Pellets as small and candy like to regulate stomach liver and bowels. The ad emphasizes ease of use and assumes health benefits for digestion without deeper medical claims.
An old advertisement fragment touts Bromo Quinine as a laxative and cure for coli in one day with a signature of E. W. Grove and general claims of world use. It also promotes arfield Tea for liver and kidney troubles and includes philosophical quips about love and duty.
The advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a pleasant cleansing laxative for ladies and children. It claims safety at all times, relieves colds headaches and indigestion, and urges buyers to note the California Fig Syrup Co name for genuine product sold at 50 cents per bottle.
A two story Engleman building fire followed burglary at the Engleman store and Red Men hall with losses totaling 6 500 for Engleman 6 000 insured. Red Men 600 H D Meredith 250 H D McCain 900 and Howard Painter 500. Sheriff Edwin T Muller seeks a man who passed a worthless five dollar check in Bartholomew County. In Muncie the Methodist conference adjourned with no preaching licenses issued and Rev Ernest Barker admitted. Police in Brazil arrested Harry Brush for stolen meat and goods. neighbors helped weigh the meat and paid the grocer out of pocket. Danville surrendered Barney Mayfield for illegal local option voting. fined ten dollars and jailed thirty days. Columbus jurors drawn for Hayden vs Rominger dam age suit. six clergy included. Anderson Linfield Myers appointed receiver for White Leather Coal Co due to mismanagement. Harrisville Post Office Inspector flagges a 617.92 shortage in Postmaster Rowe’s accounts. assistant postmaster Merle linked to the case. The federal grand jury in Indianapolis will probe.
A brief exchange reveals a man named Henson saying he could never forget his alma mater while his mother-in-law, nicknamed Henpeck, is referenced in a light, humorous tone.
Dennis Flynn sheltered under a tree during a thunderstorm when a lightning strike blew him about twenty feet and left him stunned. A neighbor performed resuscitation while another rushed to tell Mrs. Flynn, who expressed mingled terror and relief at the potential outcome.
An old advertisement notes Murine eye remedy for hed weak watery eyes and granulated eyelids. It claims oculists compounded, not patent medicine, with aseptic tubes and bottles sold at Be and Seper prices by Marine Eye Remedy Co Chicago.
Fragmented lines present a mock epic quest to Arcady with scattered punctuation and interrupted phrasing. The verses hint at a poet dismissing the journey while others claim proximity to Arcady, though none reach it.
An antiseptic powder named Allen's Foot-Ease is advertised for easing smarting feet. The product is shown as shaken into shoes to relieve discomfort and refresh feet, described as a trusted remedy.
A brisk exchange questions if anyone ever earns something for nothing. The reply cites a prison sentence often accompanying such gains, framing a blunt moral point through terse dialogue.
In a clipped exchange a farmer questions the perceived decline in effort by public men. He recalls younger days when leaders were quicker to groom and prepare, contrasting with present habits as shown by photographs.
Important to mothers to examine remedies and ensure Castoria is the safe choice. The ad touts Fletcher's Castoria as a trusted remedy used for over 30 years and notes it eases crying in children.
A fragmentary account portrays Jibwock as an alarmist born with a singular aim to shout Fire. The passage notes persistent disquiet about his impact on public order and safety.
A fragmented note from AmongsERICares mentions pairs and swift town ideas. It references snails as popular and hints at a casual, quirky observation. The text lacks clear events or names to specify a full news item.
An old advertisement claims Cole's Carbolisalve stops pain from burrs and cuts and speeds healing while preventing scars. It offers a free sample by writing to Jo W. Cole & Co in Black River Falls Wisconsin.
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