Rex Vile Butchering Rumor Circulates in Madison Area
On Saturday Abdon and George Graves were in Madison on business. Nathan Horton and family from Benham visited Mrs Horton's home Sunday. Vawter attended Madison Friday and Dupont Sunday. Andy Prethero remains very ill with Dr Denny in attendance. L B Vawter of Terre Haute visits home for the holidays. Rain and mud persist. the paper wishes readers a merry Christmas and suggests more news next year.
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Will Abdon
George Graves
Madison
Nathan Horton
Benham
Cough Medicines Contain Opiates Risks
A health notice warns that many cough medicines beyond Foley's Honey and Tar hide opiates causing constipation and safety concerns for children. Foley's Honey and Tar contains no opiates and is promoted as safe, with G. A. Baas selling it.
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Foley
G. A. Baas
Pleasant Pare A Christmas Greeting and Local Wedding
A holiday note sends Christmas greetings to all. Miss Augusta Goerteniller and Fred Westrup wed December 1 at the Goerteniller home with Rev Flantz officiating. Christina Westrup and Fred Goertemiller served as witnesses. guests attended a generous repast after the ceremony.
Reform School Adopts Foley's Honey and Tar Medicine
J G Gluck superintendent at Prunytown West Virginia Reform School reports switching to Foley's Honey and Tar as the sole cough remedy after testing others. He states it is most effective and harmless and notes it is sold by G A Baas.
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J.G. Gluck
Pruntytown
W. Va
Foley
West Virginia Reform School
G. A. Baas
Weather and church notes from a small town
Fragments report Mrs Arthur stoppes leaving Friday to join her husband in Andersen, a Sunday church cancellation due to weather, Zelda Miller visiting North Vernon relatives, Emma Carroll at home, Disus Cook on vacation from school, Rosa Boswell at Nebraska home, Madge Ensminger visiting Phil Smith's family, B Y P U set for next Saturday, a December 29 revival series, telephone line progress, and locals cutting wood at Barney O Neals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Stoppes
Andersen
Swarthout
Zelda Miller
North Vernon
Life Renewed Through Dr Miles Remedies
Rev M D Myers presiding elder in Correctionville IA reports dramatic health gain from Dr Miles Restorative Nervine after years of nervous prostration and stomach trouble. He attributes weight gain and renewed energy to the remedy and urges readers to try it. notes a German doctor's warning prior to treatment. Dr Miles Remedies are sold by druggists with a free book offered.
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Ida M. Snyder
Brooklyn East End
McElree
Cardus
Thedford
Cardui
Omaha
Miles
M. D. Myers
Free Methodist Church
Correctionville
Butler Vilge Christmas Preparations and Local Notes
Sabbath schools at Butler Vilge plan Christmas eve programs. Barth Condan visited parents over Sunday. Mrs. James of Hayden visited Ray Swarthout. Frank Bewley went to Westport for work. J E McDuffee returned from Shelbyville. Rev G H Reibold to hold M E church meetings from the 25th. Triby from the north examined his brother's property. Remains of 5 year old Perry Davis child of Bedford buried at Brush Creek cemetery. Lee Charlie moved into Davis property. Chas Phillips and wife of Hope visited here. Ladies Aid bazaar at Dr Coryea's office selling fancy articles. Fewell of Williamsport visiting relatives.
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Baptist
M. E
Barth Condan
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promise Quick Aid
A Winchester Indiana man My wife was so ill that good physicians were unable to help her but was completely cured by Dr Kings New Life Pills They work wonders in stomach and liver troubles Cure constipation sick headache 25c at Haas drug store
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M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Local notices and social updates from Milan area
MTA A J Dever transacted business in Cincinnati Monday. Miss Maude Ruble visits uncle Walter Fuller and family. Mrs T R Veazey returns from Pittsburg. Moses Denning and daughter Gertrude improve under Dr D C Ruble. George Mahler in town Friday. Scott Nocks from Pierceville in town Saturday. Funeral for Henry Peterman at Lutheran church near Stumpke's Corner attended. Rev Nebour preached in Germany. Rev Althoff of Hubble's English. Wm Peterman and Wm Mahler trip to Versailles. Mrs Martin of Clinton moves into property purchased from Jessie Handle. Charles Litter moves to Sunman. See Fuller and Cravens for fine livery rigs. Laura Lushing and Mrs Lillie Nolan attend Peterman funeral. Walter Calahan and wife of Cincinnati guests of Sanford Fuller Sunday. W G Smith on business trip to Cincinnati Friday. Frank Wood and brother Carl drive to Versailles Sunday. Peter Powell suffers rheumatism. Tribune and American Farmer $1.25 in advance. see C C Rubie at Milan. Will Wood visiting his parents.
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A. J. Dever
Cincinnati
Henry Peterman
Stumpke’s Corner
Nebour
Germany
Althoff
Hubble’s
Wm. Peterman
Wm. Mahler
Versailles
Martin
Clinton
Jessie Handle
Charles Litter
Sunman
Fuller and Cravens
Laura Lushing
Lillie Nolan
Ludlow
Walter Calahan
Sanford Fuller
W. G. Smith
Frank Wood
Carl
Peter Powell
the Tribune
American Farmer
Milan
Will Wood
Subscription Offer for Tribune and American Farmer
Notice announces a single price of $1.25 for new and old subscribers for both the Tribune and the American Farmer. The American Farmer is described as a sixteen page paper with farming content and broad literary and informational value, with payment terms strictly in advance.
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Tribune
American Farmer
Roosevelt Popularity and Local Boom Hints
Leaders see strong President Roosevelt backing nationwide. A Pacific cable under U S control could become a new monument to his first term. Critics cry foul on spending while towns seek new post offices. Native copper veins found in New Jersey hint at a possible statewide boom beyond local mines.
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United States
Roosevelt
New Jersey
Senate hurdles stall coal strike commission approval
The Tribune notes the appropriation for the Anthracite Coal Strike Commission stalled in the Senate amid democratic objections. It remarks on Cannon and others joining in the Alphonse and Gaston behavior while Senator Proctor pressingly leads the Military Affairs Committee, and mocks Hawley’s absence.
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Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Senate
Mr. Cannon
Alphonse and Gaston
Senator Proctor
Military Affairs Committee
Hawley
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Endorsed for War Wounds
Soldiers in the last war praised Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for scratches bruises cuts wounds corns sore feet and stiff joints. The ad claims it also treats burns scalds boils ulcers skin eruptions and piles with a pay-if-not-cured guarantee. Available for 25 cents at G A Baas' drug store.
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G. A. Baas
Better Than A Plaster Pain Balm Ad Claim
A flannel with Chamberlain's Pain Balm bound on the back side or chest is touted as superior to a plaster for lame backs and pains in the side chest and deep seated muscular rheumatic pains. Sold by G A Baas Batesville and Bigney Co Sunman.
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G. A. Baas, Batesville, and
Bigney & Co. Sunman
Tribune Free Distribution Ends Next Week
The Tribune announces it will cut off free copies after next week due to cost. Readers who want both the Tribune and the American Farmer at $1.25 per year should subscribe or send a postal order. those receiving the Tribune free who do not respond will have their free copies discontinued.
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Tribune
The
American Farmer
Raginafed
Christmas and New Year greeting to TRIBUNE sealers and correspondents
A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year message to all TRIBUNE sealers and correspondents. The piece hopes for peace, plenty, and pleasure during Christmas and New Year while reflecting on the past year as one of aging and longing for peace. It wishes the new year brings good fellowship, friendship, charity, and benevolence among people.
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the Tribune
Boschcees German Syrup Promoted as Lung Trouble Cure
A period advertisement touts Bosch ee s German Syrup as the sole remedy for severe threat and lung troubles, claiming it heals tissues, suppresses inflammation, aids expectoration, and ensures restful sleep. It asserts global use and recommends one bottle from G. A. Baas.
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Boschee
G. A. Baas
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