Local News Items From Albion Hardware Co Ads
See the National furnaces before buying. Albion Hardware Co adv. Fairbacke Morse gas and kerosene engines. Mrs. Clara Wheeler and granddaughter visiting relatives in Toledo. Mrs. Earl Brooks of Jackson Mich visiting her parents. Lloyd Favinger on ten day furlough from Petersburg VA. Miss Eva Graham of Nappanee visiting Rev. J. C. Graham family. Fred Findley and wife of Fort Wayne visiting Jobo Findley parents. All kinds of kerosene and gasoline stove repairing at Albion Hardware Co Albion Ind. Adv.
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Lloyd Favinger
Petersburg
Eva Graham
Nappanee
Rev
J. C. Graham
Fred Findley
Fort Wayne
Jobo Findley
Albion Hardware Co
Albion
Ind
Adv
Wartime Medicine praised by Dr Hutchingon in London talk
Fort Wayne News notes Dr Woods Hutchingon of the Royal Society of Medicine says modern wartime care lowers death and disability. He cites 9 percent of six hour wounded dying, 95 percent recovering at field and base hospitals, and says anesthetics and antiseptics reduce pain and amputations, with most soldiers returning home safe after war ends.
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Woods Hutchingon
Royal Society of Medicine
London
Fort Wayne News
Stomach Trouble Relief Via Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs. Benjamin Hooper of Aubore New York credits Chamberlain's Tablets with regulating bowel action and stimulating the liver. She says the tablets keep her body in a healthy condition and has used them off and on for two years.
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Chamberlain
Benjamin Hooper
Aubore
N. Y
Adv
Wanted second-hand soft coal stove
Short ad from the Mew Era office seeking a second-hand soft coal stove. The note is brief and lacks further details or contact information.
The Flight Of Time And Other Albion Fragments
Fragmentary Albion notes mention a Seneca Heights blackberry leaf display, a large burr oak log at Atwood Lumber Co yards, death of Joseph Nicodemus at 47, a new grocery on South Orange street, hay yields and road counts, Wet Sams track patch becoming a lake, cucumbers and cabbage on flats, widespread field moisture, leases on Schwab restaurant, wart cure folklore, and eggs priced at 1 1/2 cents per dozen in Albion.
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Sams
New Year's Story of a Prairie Blizzard
An aged reminiscence recalls a severe prairie blizzard around 54 years earlier in Peoria Illinois. The writer describes 20 degree cold winds and a night of rapid telegraph dispatches, frostbitten conditions, frozen water and icicles, a man found frozen in a stable and a Stranger frozen to death in a buggy.
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Morning Daily Transcript
Peoria
Illinois
Western Union Telegraph Office
Court Square
Col
Robert Ingersoll
Sose
Mr. Warner
Acstranger
Main Street
M. E. Church Announces Weekly Services
The M. E. Church lists Sunday activities with Sunday school at 10 a m sermons at 11 a m and 7 p m Epworth League at 6 p m. The notice invites all to attend any or all services signed by J C Granam.
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Epworth League
For Sale Ad by F F Coox
Property owner F F Coox seeks a quick sale of their residence. The notice indicates willingness to transfer ownership if an immediate offer is received.
Poland China male pigs for sale in Albion Indiana
Two large Poland China male pigs for sale by E M Myers and Allie Cleland of Albion Indiana. Pigs are eligible for registration. Also a four buckle man’s overshoe and a note to return to Albion National Bank for reward. Recorder elect F E Field of Kendallville transacted business in Albion Thursday.
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Poland
China
E. M. Myers
Allie Cleland
Albios
Ind
Floder
Albion National Bank
Adv
F. E. Field
Kendallville
Albion
Glando Tonic Claimed Quick Cure for Colds and Grip
Glando Tonic advertised as a reliable remedy to break up colds grip and tonsillitis with Glando Gargle for sore throat. Prepared by the Gland-Aid Co Fort Wayne Indiana and sold by druggists at 50 cents.
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Gland-Aid Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
Nome in Decline a Memory as Town Loses Fame
In Nome the mining boom fades as dredges replace placer gold. Population drops from about 400 to 100, dogs halve, and water, food, and insurance costs rise with harsh winters. The author recalls sea journeys, old timers, and the town in its waning days, noting oil and hydraulic dredges dominate the summer with a long winter cut off from the world.
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Nome
Alaska
Juneau
Boms
Seattle
Valdes
St. Michael
Oregon
Ben Olcott
Fairbanks
Olcott
Masonic Temple
Pioneer Mining Company
Dawson
Yukon
Skagway
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