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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1907
Page
2
A man named Holand Curry, a pewterman from Weert, reports rheumatism in knees and feet eased by Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He bought a bottle at a local store, rubbed it on, and the pain largely disappeared after two weeks of use. Sold by I. T. Scott.
Mrs. Ef. Phillips of Barclay Maryland writes that a month ago she contracted a dreadful cold. She took Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and was soon well again. For sale by E. T. Scott.
A letter from N. A. Aduras of Hecketts Massachusetts describes eczema lasting five years. Doctors warned of lung involvement before he tried Helectie Bitters. After several bottles his health improved and he was cured. The ad promotes blood medicines and tonics guaranteed at Scoty’s store.
Alexander Benton of Fort Edward New York reports Dr. Kipp New Discovery cured his own illness six years ago and cured incipient consumption in his son's wife. He says the tonic ends terrors of coughing and symptoms vanish one by one. Trial bottle offered free with guarantee by F T Scott.
The notice outlines editorial and publishing details for a Westville Indiana paper, including rates for obituaries and advertising. It mentions delivery terms, annual advance rates, and contact requirements for correspondence and notices.
The eighth district opinion endorses William Jennings Bryan as the candidate best suited to counter centralization and restore a Jeffersonian balance. The piece criticizes Fairbanks and warns that his nomination would fail to unite Republicans, urging a candidate with strong public appeal and reformist aims.
Washington item notes Louis Ludlow and Judge E D Crumpacker in Indiana governor speculation. Ludlow denies ambition while observers doubt the tenth district figure would pursue the role, describing the chatter as hollow and ridiculed by critics.
A New York crowd applauded Evelyn Teas as she left court amid a heated debate on her views about women. The letter cites Teas’s sworn testimony and contrasts with praise for nurses and reform workers, urging public admiration for charitable women instead. A separate ad touts Kings New Life Pills.
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