The Syracuse Journal, Volume 22, Number 33, Syracuse, Kosciusko County, 12 December 1929 — Page 8

KONJOLA ENDED FIVE YEARS OF MISERY QUICKLY Took This New and Different Medicine Just Five Weeks To Do It in if IIIm i MR. J. F. HENDERSON “For five terrible years I endured the pain of indigestion and the punishment of nervousness, and not a medicine helped me until I tried Konjola.” So says Mr. John F. Henderson, Box 64, R. F. D. No. 2, Indianapolis. “I couldn’t eat a meal without suffering. Even milk hurt me. 1 had kembling spells and splitting headaches, and did not sleep at all well. “When Konjola was recommended I thought that this was just another medicine but I soon found where I was wrong. Right from the very beginning of the treatment, I began to improve and in five weeks my suffering was at an end. I can eat anything I like; my nerves are calm and I sleep like a child. No wonder I am enthusiastic about Konjola, the medicine that did . all this for me in so short a time. No wonder Konjola has won a million friends. It should have a billion.” Konjola is sold in Syracuse at Thornburg Drug Co., and by all the best druggists in all towns throughout this entire section. THE HOLSER STUDIO—at Warsaw is giving Special inducements for Holiday pictures and frames. Get your sitting Now! For evening and Sunday sittings, make appointments — open every day until Christmas. THE HOUSER STUDIO. o I. B. BAZA AR and bake sale, Dec. 13 and 14. at Howard’s Plumbing shop. 31-3 t.

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Sl PPLEMENT (Continued from First Page) Frank Wogoman, Taekus: Aaron Weaver. Jackie; Henry Grindle, Old Hank; Bert Cripe, Dock; Asa Beach, Big Ben; William Butt, Salem; and Delbert Gibson, Mayor; James McClintic, Windy. Lloyd Jones is called Casey; Emory Cory, Dick; Elmer McGar- j rity, Old Daddy; Fred Searfoss,; j Shorty; Ellsworth Davis, Rusty: j ! Henry Rufner, Frosty; Leon t • Rosezelle, Judd; Isaac Unrue, Ike; I (Sylvester Unrue, Betzer; Orrie Traster, Ork; Jesse Rentfrow, Fairy; Ollie McClure, Nicks. When A. F. Stettler weighed J 3(X) pounds he was called Big i Belly; Ben Miller, Trailer; Carl •Wright, Negative: Sam Porter, j Dutch; James Brickel, Doc Yak; !Geo. Manford, Jake; Marion DaI vis, Sox; Lawrence J uday, Punch; Frank Ritter, Skunk; Frank Brown, Farmer; George Darr, Coxey. Friends say that the nickname given as Ross Osborne’s last week, isn’t as well known as the other one he goes by -Spaghetti. An “interested reader ’ has sent in these names: Charles Strieby, Sr., Chipmunk; Charles Strieby, Jr., Crusaw; Arthur Strieby, Gopher; Floyd Strieby, Elder; George Kreager, Pappy George; Ward Robison, Gomery; Greeley Yoder, MaGreeley; John Gilbert, Aleck; Andrew Miller, Dick; Frank Henwood, Bing; Delbert Wogoman, Ding Bat. Old friends of the day when his hair was that color, remember that Sol Miller used to be called Red, or Rusty.

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