Remarkable Health Recovery Sufferer Credits Pinkham Remedies
Mrs Jost Ham of Shamrock Missouri tells of severe female illness including falling, inflammation, congestion, and nervous spells. She credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier with restoring health, energy, sleep, appetite, and happiness at home.
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Shamrock
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jost Ham
R. F.D
Box 22
Lydia FE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Queen's Air in Flames At gypsy camp bonfire honors late queen
A bonfire tradition burned at the gypsy camp Simonerilis in tribute to Tryphena McNeill queen of her tribe who died in a local hospital. Rumor says fuel came from valued possessions including a $250 fur coat and other items valued in the thousands. Mrs McNeill was wife to King Samuel noted for her seer talents and wealthy clients.
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Simonerilis
Antil
Tryphena McNeill
McNeill
Samuel
Suit settles out of court over marriage contract
Washington reports a $25 000 suit for breach of marriage contract against Henry Cassidy will be dismissed in Pike circuit court. Miss Jennie M Knox and Cassidy were married by Rev W A Jochum at St Marys Catholic Church, drawing surprise from Daviess and Pike counties. Knox alleged fourteen years of companionship and preparations for marriage, including planting gardens and selling her home, but Cassidy refused to marry on May 9. A mob in Princeton destroyed eleven gardens while pursuing a supposed impostor who had been collecting money to bury a sister. Wayne County Good Roads group says Senator Kern may give the main address at the July 4 old trails celebration.
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Washington
Jennie M. Knox
Henry Cassidy
Pike County
Pike
Miss Knox
Mr. Cassidy
W. A. Jochum
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Amiel Turk
Daviess
Cassidy
Princeton
Parole Violator Returned By Indiana Reformatory Chief
Jeffersonville in Indiana D C Peyton superintendent returns from two months west with Roy Jarboe of Perry county an alleged parole violator and reputedly the only inmate to run away while on leave to visit sick relatives.
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Jeffersonville
D. C
Peyton
Indiana Reformatory
West
Roy Jarboe
Perry County
State Typographical Conference in Evansville
The twelfth semi annual conference of Indiana typographical unions will be held here Sunday July 18. Delegates from all parts of the state are expected to attend aboard the steamer D. A. Nesbit and barge with a fish fry for delegates and visitors after the business session.
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Evansville
Indiana
D. A. Nesbit
Falls Dead In River After Heart Attack Incident
Harper, aged forty four, suffered a heart attack while climbing a steep embankment and fell into the river. He was discovered dead in the water by the men Oscar and Thomas.
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Bicknell
Thomas
Harper
Oscar
Arnold Sentenced to Indiana Reformatory
Franklin John Arnold, 26, was found guilty of attacking a farmer's wife near Francis Johnson County. A jury sentenced him to two to twenty one years at the Indiana reformatory.
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Arnold
Franklin
John Arnold
Francis
Johnson County
Indiana Reformatory
Hoosiers Outing at Battle Ground Draws 500 Visitors
Indiana Society of Chicago plans a June 26 event at Battle Ground Tippecanoe county featuring Indian pageantry with actors and motion pictures. Notables Thomas Marshall Charles Fairbanks and Governor Ralston to speak. The day includes tepees ponies and a Lafayette dinner after afternoon activities.
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Lafayette
Indiana Society of Chicago
Battle Ground
Tippecanoe County
Chicago
Thomas
Marshall
Charles W. Fairbanks
Samuel M. Ralston
Counterfeit Five Dollar Bills Reported in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne police report recent circulation of counterfeit five dollar bills. The forgeries are well engraved but fail on the paper threads and the Indian head’s expression differs from authentic currency.
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Fort Wayne
Sixth District Republicans Plan Love Feast in Shelbyville
At a Shelbyville meeting of the Republican county central committee it was decided to hold a love feast for Sixth district Republicans in the city on Tuesday evening June 15. Enos Porter was appointed to confer with the state committee and to engage a speaker of note.
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Shelbyville
Republican County Central Committee
Enos Porter
State Committee
Civil War Veteran John P. Leister Dies in Evansville
John P. Leister aged seventy a Civil War veteran and Farragut post Grand Army of the Republic member died in Evansville after a brief illness. Survived by several children his body will be sent to Owensville Indiana for burial.
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Evansville
John P. Leister
Sage
Farragut Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Owensville
Ind
Postoffice Site Chosen in Bids by City Firms
Among three bids forwarded to the postoffice department in Washington for a new site, J. M. Riggs's proposal was selected. Construction will begin to finish the building by July 1 when the current lease expires.
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Postoffice
Sullivan
Postoffice Department
Washington
J. M. Riggs
Hershey Heads Christian College in United States
Verom The Rev C B Hershey of Farmer City has been elected president of United Christian college. He succeeds Rev Daniel Albright Long who resigned last fall to take effect at end of the present school year. Hartford City tickets sent by Emil Pohl to his daughter were returned with word Pohl cannot leave the country until war ends.
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Hershey
Christian College
Verom
C. B. Hershey
Farmer City
United Christian College
Daniel Albright Long
Hartford City
Emil Pohl
Mtns Pohl
Bartholomew County Tuberculosis Deaths Reported
Figures show 833 Bartholomew county residents died of tuberculosis over the last fifteen years, according to Dr. James H. Morrison, county commissioner.
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Columbus
Bartholomew County
James H. Morrison
American labor best foreman lauds New York plasterers speed
An employer cites New York as producing the fastest skilled workers and says foreign-born journeymen can learn rapidly but never match a native New Yorker. A German foreman confirms New York crews outperform Detroit locals on a mansion project, noting faster pace without sacrificing quality.
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Glasgow
America
New York
Detroit
Chiropodists Proposed as Khaki Corps for British Army
A London paper proposes chiropodists in uniform as a valued arm of the British forces inspired by a Lancashire regiment. Foot care kept marches sharp and the German boots hindered their foe. The National Society of Chiropodists runs a London clinic offering free soldier treatment and supports the idea.
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London
Lancashire
National Society of Chiropodists
Resuscitating Device Keeps Woman Alive Underwater
A safety and sanitation exposition in New York showcased a mechanical respirator used by the U S government in mine rescue. A former US Bureau of Mines surgeon directed the test to prove the device’s efficiency. A breathing mask fed air from a hand-operated lung apparatus while the woman remained submerged for one hour and ten minutes with no self breathing.
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United States
New York
United States Bureau of Mines
New Cotton Flags Tested on Revenue Cutters
A test of a new carding and weaving process using American cotton aims to improve Navy flags. The cotton flags are expected to resist fraying and wear better than traditional imported wool banners, as trialed on two revenue cutters.
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Revenue
Western Canada farm seeding and land offers noted
The article surveys spring seeding in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with oats barley and wheat. It notes May first finish for seeding, rising cattle farming, and widespread fodder corn in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. It highlights alfalfa growth, 160 acres free land from the Dominion, and favorable land sales to settlers and new farmers.
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Illinois
Iowa
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
West
Western Canada
Dominion of Canada
Dining Dilemma Invites Two Evenings
A quip from Farm Life notes a man stuck between two dinner invitations. One hosts a young lady recently returned from a piano conservatory, the other features a five year old boy with many recitations. He wonders which to refuse.
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Stomach Relief
Advert shows hundreds claim relief from stomach liver and intestinal troubles using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Two testimonials from Indiana men report dramatic improvement after first dose with guarantees and money back. Includes a humorous closing cartoon caption.
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Indiana
Charles Inman
East Chestnut
Hartford City
Ind
Fort Wayne
Walter Spray
South Second
Frankfort
Mayr
Satin Factory
Most Important Canal Debate Among Bix and Dix
A dialogue contrasts views on canal significance with Bix favoring the Panama issue and Dix downplaying it, linking the topic to broader questions of access and global trade.
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Panama
Bix
Dix
Alimentary
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