Clarke Grand Jury presents county financial and jail reforms
Clarke County grand jury reports on clerk and ordinary books and recommends timely filling of exemption blanks. praises sheriff and jail records, notes legibility issues in some justice books, urges private cell doors and relocated water closet. highlights county finances, road work, and new bonds, with thanks to judges and officials.
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Justice of the Peace
Court House
Danielsville
Putting It Strong Dyspepsia Cure Promised By Tablets
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for chronic dyspepsia. It argues rest for the stomach, claims digestion proceeds despite poor stomach activity, and touts affordability and effectiveness. R. E. Bloomfield advertises from 20 College Avenue with phone 372 for prompt service.
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Stuart
R. E. Bloomfield
College Avenue
Emulsion ad claims cure for consumption
Hope fresh air rest and Scott s Emulsion touted as the greatest remedy for consumption. The ad promises comfort relief and often a cure and offers a free sample from Scott & Browne at 409 Pearl Street New York.
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Scott
Scott & Browne
Pearl Street
New York
Song Heard By Condemned Man Before Hanged
Lexington Ky Jan 14 J W Ross hanged for the Martha Quinn Martin murder two years ago. At 1 pm he confessed he planned to die by self inflicted wound with a hidden knife but a children's song near the jail moved him to drop the act. He planned to feign sleep then bleed to death and said a written statement would be released later.
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Martha Quinn Martin
Day of Pentecost Sermon Preview at Christian Church
The Christian church will frame its 11 o'clock morning sermon around the Day of Pentecost as the first in a series of plain doctrinal talks. A Sunday evening sermon titled Paul the Pattern Worker and Minister will follow at o'clock. The pastor J Cronenberger invites all members and friends to attend and share in the Word.
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Christian Church
Paul
Pioneer William Coe Dies After House Fire Ordeal
In Waverly Ohio on January 14 William Coe aged pioneer living six miles from town awoke to a blaze from his clothing. He crawled outside and rolled in snow with no relief. He ran half a mile for help leaving a bloodied trail, returned severely burned and unconscious, and died that afternoon.
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Waverly
Oho
Wm. Coe
Coe
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