Indigestion relief ad with probate notices mixed in
A garbled ad touts Papes Diapepsin with claims of quick stomach relief and pleasant taste, alongside messy district court notices from Montana including probate actions for John W. Speman and Patrick J. Sugrue, with dates in 1913 and 1919 and clerks Aldermott Hogan.
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District Court
Third Judicial District
Tate
Montang
Dear Lodge
John W. Speman
Salt Court
Dost Lodne
Said
John’ W. Fr
Rachel A. Spellman
M.L. Aldermott
Barney Hogan
Eal
Cork
Gola
Man
Deeribe
Patrick J. Sugrue
Food Prices Up In Indianapolis
In Indianapolis during a severe flood rescue stories emerge as Kessler recounts the desperate scene. He describes the deadly current, the death of several frightened women who leaped from boats, and the perilous conditions delaying every rescue. The account details the frantic attempts to save passengers and animals, including elephants, amid the rising torrent and wrecked streets.
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Kessier
Kessler
Huntington Watches Rising Wabash River In Flood
Huntington Ind March 27 The city on high ground near the Wabash valley reports a rising river with estimated flood losses near 100000 from here to Bluffton 200 miles southeast The Huntington Commercial club sent provisions to flood sufferers and Port Wayne telephone service remains. St Marys river near Port Wayne is rising rapidly as residents move goods to upper floors and prepare to desert danger zones Fort Wayne business districts clear as danger looms.
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Huntington
Ind
Wabash Valley
Bluffton
Huntington Commercial Club
Port Wayne
St. Mary's
Fort Wayne
Flood Devastates Brookville Area Killing and Missing
In Franklin county Indiana residents report rising flood casualties as Brookville Metamora Cedar Grove and New Trenton suffer damag e. Fifteen bodies recovered and more feared dead after Whitewater floodwaters swept the region. Louis Brown a former county commissioner and his wife are among the drowned. Communication is cut off except to northward villages.
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Connersville
Ind
Franklin County
Brookville
Metamora
Cedar Grove
New Trenton
Brook
Ville
Louis Brown
Died of exposure after night spent in a tree
Peru Indiana March 21. Dr Huff who spent Tuesday night in a tree after his boat capsized while trying to cross the Walash river to South Peru died today of exposure. Charles Knight, brother of Theodore Knight who was with Dr Huff, says Knight rescued 900 persons. The refugee shelter, a residence for 1000, was scrubbed with carbolic solution under sanitation committee supervision. Sprinkling wagons are used to flush toilets, a health menace. The mail leaving Peru four days earlier aboard the Lake Erie Western reef special carried 1000 homeless to various points for care until floods subside. The lobby courthouse post office sub-station processed postal cards, three women with pneumonia moved to hospital. Temperatures fell below freezing as cold north winds worsened conditions for thousands. many homes lacked fuel. Three unknown men drowned in a stolen Healey boat. Local business leaders have worked steadily amid the crisis.
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Peru
Ind
Fort Wayne
Huff
Healey
Waters Return Hope As City Struggles With Outbreaks
Residents endure raw hands from rowing and await the moment to invade the beloved region. Distress grows from diphtheria mumps and typhoid fears as water contamination spreads. Two meals daily come from the hotel lobby grate while Lake Erie and Western trains evacuate twenty people trapped at a northwest canning factory.
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Roars
Lake Erie
Canning Factory
Peru Flood Relief Aide Reports Casualties Underestimated
Lieutenant Governor William P. O N eill at Peru directs rescue work and refutes claim that 20 refugees were found dead in the courthouse. He confirms 12 or 13 dead known and warns total fatalities may be higher as supplies of food blankets and clothing are dispatched from Indianapolis. Rumors of trapped families in Brown County and property losses of about 110000 are noted amid limited telephone service in the area.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William P. O'Neill
Mishawka
Peru
Associated Press
O'Neill
Lower
Salt Creek
Brown County
Bodies Found Dead With Bullet Holes in Heads in Floods
Hamilton Ohio reports mass fatalities as Miami River floodwaters recede. By nightfall twenty six bodies recovered, including Henry Schals Schneider and Me White, with several victims identified among a family’s onetime shelter on a roof. A crippled victim also shown with a head wound. Coke Otto hamlet submerged, fate of its 400 residents unknown.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Miami
Kurh
Fatatt
Henry Schals- Schneider
Me Wite
Coke Otto
Great Miami
Ohio River flood toll overreaches San Francisco loss estimates
Gov Cox cites grim Ohio flood forecast with massive property destruction and high death tolls. Rail refuges down. Dayton, Zanesville, Columbus basin ravaged. 15,000 displaced in Columbus area. West Columbus losses feared. Scioto River flooding worsens. Lewistown and St Marys reservoirs hold.
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Columbus
Ohio
James M. Cox
Associated Press
San Francisco
Dayton
Piqua
Zanesville
Tiffin
Fremont
Chillicothe
Hamilton
Middletown
Columbia
Ray
Tacoma Policeman Knocks Out Olympia Boxer in First Round
In Tacoma Washington on March Ea a Seattle policeman knocked out Koepkey of Olympia in the first round of a planned four round bout. Hagen rushed the younger boxer and sent him to the canvas within the first two minutes of boxing.
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Tacoma
Wash
Seattle
Koepkey
Olympia
Hagen
Switzerland to establish largest European national park
Switzerland plans a vast park in Grisons totaling nearly 80 square miles to be Europe’s largest national park. As a further safeguard against icebergs, a transatlantic passenger steamer will carry a 72,000 candela searchlight with a five mile effective range.
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Switzerland
Europe
Canton of
Grisons
Butte Man Feared Burned In Bed At Shields Avenue
Fire destroys Jos Fandray home on Shields avenue. Neighbors suspect he died in the blaze after leaving the tramway job as he visited his two children. A search of the debris is underway while neighbors move goods from nearby homes protected by fire units.
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Shields Avenue
Jos Fandray
St. James Hospital
Fandray
Pandray
CM. Walkar
East Second Street
Western Iron Works
Ie ‘Ofelock
Jean Barthou Forms New French Ministry
Mr. Jean Barthou, at President Poincaré's request, submits the personnel of a new French government to succeed the Briand ministry which resigned last Tuesday. The report notes Parthon's involvement and the formation process.
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Jean Barthou
Jean Parthon
Poincaré
Briand
Fragmented tale hints at a boy and talking creatures
In a muddled scene a boy converses with an Owl about future plans and a possible circus ticket. The fragment mentions a muskrat swamp, a front, and a curious exchange that blends whimsy with uncertain action. Names and clear events are sparse.
Husband and Wife Saved From Suffering by Swamp Root
A letter from Mrs A B Briggs of Eldred PA dated May 25 1912 describes severe kidney and rheumatic troubles for her and her husband. After using Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root both reported relief and improved ability to work. The notarized statement endorses the product and wishes public publication.
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A. B. Briggs
Eldred
What Swamp-Root Will Do for You Sample Request Ad
Proclaims Swamp Root’s benefits and invites readers to send for a sample bottle to Dr Kilmer Co Ringenhamton N Y. It promises to convince any one and offers a booklet with kidneys information. Mentions Anaconda Daily and drug store ads.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Ringehamton
Anaconda Daily” Standard
Tales of Wisdom and Folklore From Forest Encounters
A rustic dialogue pairs a father and son with talking forest creatures. The Owl debates wisdom with a fox and bears a cautionary moral about learning through experience. A sorely misquoted anecdote about Pasteur and microbe devils ends the vignette.
Croxone Promised To Cure Kidney Troubles
An old advertisement extols Croxone as a universal kidney cure. It claims most sickness stems from weak kidneys and urges three doses daily for a few days to cleanse kidneys and relieve back pains, nervousness, and swelling. It promises dramatic, lasting improvement and refunds if not effective.
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Pine Tx
Lottes
Mostana
Sessia Leva
Montana
A.M. Alderson
Pera
Scioto Fiver
Williams Street
Zanesvdle
Scioto
Wo Yanet
AIG Swiss Park
Butte News
Dean and the
Tay
Coats
Robespierre
Katrie
Chapple
Fox and
the Owl
Reynard
Owl
Pasteur
Angele
Sir W. Crookes
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