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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
4
An elderly gentleman asked the preacher what the sermon text had been after the last hymn. The preacher replied with a brief exchange, and later told the congregation the neighbor’s question sparked the meditation.
A Ridgewood Heights mother recalls her two month old infant suffering severe eczema covering the body. After trials with doctors, Cuticura soap ointment and Resolvent were used, the skin healed in days, and the baby’s health improved by four months. The testimony from Mrs. Joseph Kossmann includes dates in 1909.
A light exchange plays on doors as a proprietor steps out, prompting a shopper to inquire about screen doors while noting the owner is available but away from the premises. The brief cartoonish moment centers on a home hardware inquiry and a pun about doors.
The advertisement touts Mail's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, offers 100 dollars for a cured case, and invites readers to send for testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Dialogue shows a doctor entrusting care to a new graduate with limited experience. The physician reassures that his fashionable patients do not require much technical care. The assistant is urged to discover patients’ diets and habits and to relocate them if needed.
A fragmentary Christian Advocate snippet questions how the street car company caused a fire to an old conductor. It recalls a pull that was done but not used at the cash register, mentioning a Lewis Single Binder cigar and a Tin-Foil Smoker Package priced at 5 cents.
Fragmentary line reads as a terse aside about Snaith's mood and status, offering little clear context or event. The snippet foregrounds a negative sentiment linked to an unnamed subject or situation, with no confirmable actions or outcomes.
Fragments report health improvement claims and a sales note for a product sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. The text mentions improvement and current health, with pricing at BO cents a box and dealer sales language.
A Punch editor Owen Seaman hosted a London humorists dinner with a story about Scotsmen at a table. The scene features whisky aromas, a broken bottle on the pane, and a running joke about locating the bottle with zoological precision.
In a South Wales bank during a run caused by a commercial panic a desperate manager had a clerk heat sovereigns in a frying pan and hand them to a hopeful applicant. The claimant exclaimed the coins were hot and the clerk replied they were just out of the mold. Farmers, told the coins were being minted, believed funds would endure and the panic subsided.
Senator Depew aboard the Lusitania quips on English as spoken in London. He recalls a Bloomsbury lodgings tale where a landlady corrects a guest over tea and a kettle that has been bilin for hours, highlighting dialect quirks.
Senator John H Bankhead questions a political maneuver calling it too calculated and unfair. The piece cites Mrs Blank a Bar Harbor leader whose husband recalls a garden party note to British legation guests and her quip on formal dress.
A Southern public school superintendent recounts his mother’s long battle with coffee. After trying Postum, she improves. the official notes a distinct flavor cue leading to change. The testimony aims to encourage readers to consider Postum as an alternative.
Fragmentary report covers harness races with detailed entries and race rules, plus a separate legal case about Huddleston hunted without license. It notes payments, fines, and a disputed $20 owed to the state, with officials debating proper authority and restitution. Also lists patents issued to Indiana residents and a gubernatorial postponement of a state board estate election event.
Indiana rural letter carriers convened in Greensburg with J. C. Bonebrake and W G Moulton elected to lead. They favor postal savings bank local parcels post and road tax reform to township trustees under county engineer direction. They back convict labor in road material and a road drag and oppose rural free delivery under contract terms.
The seventy second annual Indiana conference of the AME church convened at Allen Chapel with formal welcomes. Addresses were delivered by Luman E K Babrock secretary to Mayor Shank Gurley Brewer Rev H J Callis J H Benson and Mrs Ella Williams. Also participating were Hayes Wilson and the Misses Lillian Booker and Adelaide Thomas. The conference opened with the annual sermon by Rev W H Williamson of Vincennes.
Articles of incorporation have been filed in the office of the secretary of state for The Freeman Manufacturing Company of Alexandria. The company plans to manufacture burning apparatus seers with capital indicated.
Recommendation highlights Resiiol Oint ment for various skin eruptions. Mentions MSF Ryan and Bedford Sq London as sources or contacts for reparations and guidance.
A garbled clipping references delegates at a convention, mentions Negro business men in New York and a stray note about veterans and gambling words. The fragment hints at historical racial and veteran topics but is severely unreadable.
A fragmented quotation notes Janet Fenn in a feuilleton style, describing aremarkable young lady with a soft voice and odorless eyes as she withdraws from a room. The text suggests upcoming details may follow if the source provides more lines.
An advertisement touts Dr Martel's Female Pills as a long standing standard remedy used for various women's ailments. It claims the pills are scientifically prepared, proven in value, and produce quick permanent results. Available at all drug stores.
A witty dialogue suggests a marital union between Mr Penniwise and his typist. The remark explores whether the arrangement includes an allowance or simply salaries saved, quoted from the Washington Star.
Advert says Good for Sore Eyes and that EATIES EYE SALVE has cured eye diseases for 100 years. Product promoted by All druggists and Howard Bros. of Buffalo New York.
A concise reflection on principle as both new and ancient, spanning today and the universe, attributed to Horatio Stebbens. The quote frames principle as a constant guiding force through eras and contexts.
Mrs Clara Franks of Knoxville Iowa reports year long pain and weakness in right side ease after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She credits the remedies for restoring work ability and restful nights and endorses the product for women's disorders with a suggestion to write Mrs Pinkham for free advice.
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