Rushville area notes fire and town events
Sunman reports Will Sunman’s Rush County home burned with all possessions. The town records several visits, repairs, purchases, and travels including Frank Galbraith’s house repainting and Mrs. Bruns, Sunman relatives, and local trades. A fatal log-haul accident near Manchester claimed Uncle John Meyerose, with burial in Huntersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Sunman
Rush County
Manchester
John Meyerose
Galbraith’s Mill
Hale and
Hearty
Huntersville
Right Time to Cure Catarrh with Hyomei
Early summer offers best chance to treat catarrh with Hyomei. The complete outfit costs one dollar and includes an inhaler and dropper for weeks of use. extras 50 cents. Batesville residents claim many cures and Baas & Schultz offer money back if not cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Hyomei
Baas & Schultz
Letters to various addressees to be sent to Dead Letter Office
Letters addressed to H. K. Horn Geo Meyers care Enterprise C Co J Hillegewohr Pig Pierson D McCallum P M must be called for by May 30 or be sent to the Dead Letter Office in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
H. K. Horn
Geo. Meyers
Care Enterprise C. Co
J. Hillegewohr
Pig Pierson
International Correspondence Schools offer discount ad
The ad notes a special price on all ISC courses while the promotion runs in the paper. It directs readers to write International Correspondence Schools of Scranton, Pennsylvania or J. F. Childs of Greensburg, Indiana for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Correspondence School
JI. C. S
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
J. F. Childs
Greensburg
Ind
Terrific Race With Death Repairing Life Through Remedy
Ralph F. Fernandez of Tampa reads of his fearful bout with liver trouble and heart disease. He credits Electric Bitters for remarkable improvement after three days and claims cure of troubles. Sold at Baas and Schultz's drug store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph F. Fernandez
Tampa
Pla
Baas & Schultz
Price
Self Protecting Plants and Their Clever Defenses
The article explains how plants defend themselves like insects. The sensitive plant warns off browsers with movement, the squirting cucumber blasts ripe fruits into attackers eyes, and the Mediter ranean cucumber emits pungent juice. It also describes the Parnassus flower as beautiful but deceptive with glassy honey mimics to trap pollinators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Parnassus
Eccentric Testator and a Tombstone Tribute
A legal anecdote from San Francisco shows a lawyer arguing against breaking a will while a defense witness testifies to the decedent’s blameless character. The rebuttal query about the witness’s knowledge yields the line I learned it from the tombstone, illustrating a graveyard source for praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Tle
Flexibility and posture slow aging says Good Health
A famous French general cited by Good Health explains that daily bending to touch the floor with fingers keeps the spine flexible and the abdominal muscles taut. He warns that rigid spines weaken the portal circulation, impair digestion, and hasten arteriosclerosis and old age, while flexibility delays aging.
Note of Purchase Payment Terms With Interest
The document states one third of the purchase money to be paid in cash with the balance in four equal yearly installments starting one year from the date of late. Interest is stated as percent per annum, payable annually in advance, witnessed by Nicholas Volz, Auditor, Ripley County, dated April 15, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Ripley County
Indiana
John H. Wilker
William Hammerle
Admr
Margaret Hammerle
Connelley & Klein
Admmir
Pingree Frakes
Brown Township
Clark
Circuit Court
Adam Mozer
Emelia Mozer
Why They Did Not Work Study of 2000 beggars in England
A university professor interviewed 2000 wandering beggars during a summer tour across England to learn why they did not work. Of those polled 653 said they would work but could not find jobs, 445 gave vague answers, 301 felt no one should be forced to work but those who did were justified in living off others, 407 claimed they planned to seek work far away, and 194 planned to live on relatives until money from an inheritance arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Coroner Finds FourYearOld Girl Dead From Wagon Wheel Crush
Indiana coroner Ira J. Nicholas rules the death of Margaret Oser accidental. On April 26 1905 a wagon wheel crushed her skull causing death. The deceased a four year old female 3 feet 6 inches tall blue eyes light hair dark complexion weight about four pounds nativity American. The inquest concluded April 25 1905 with seal of office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Ripley Co
Ss. I
Ira J. Nicholas
Said
Margaret Oser
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the Tribune
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Sunman
Frank Galbraith
Ohn Stille
Indianapolis
Mary Diver
Spades
John Diver
Henry Price
O. C. Beer
Mattie and
Ida Enders
Decatur County
William Goldschmidt
Albert Beh]mer
Joseph Kuebel
Henry Brinkmeier
Londa Butler
Mike Wippel
C. Nieman
Henry Clemens
John Bower
George Cook
Eliza Bruns
Rushville
Mary Mathers
Will
Chicago
Mrs. Thompson
Milan
Mrs
Frank Redunnah
Maggie Mendel
Ernst Osting
Napoleon
Mrs. Lois Maxwell
Newark, C
Mr. Abraham
Wife
Harold Freeland
Joseph Wurtz
C. W. Morrow
Heney
Lon Morrow
Tom Sunman
Ruby
John Spreckelson
Borrn
Will Stevens
James Hagen
James Hazen
Minneman Farm
Nathan Hazen
Buel
Clinton
Henry Nieman
Dr. Vincent
Will Robinson
Versailles
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Chichester
Chichester Chemical CO
Madison Square
Phila
Montion
Charles J. Doll
Second
Washington Sts
Va Waa Way
William Krieger
Laughery Township
John Dittus
Ss. E. Cor
Third St
Central Ave
Grand Central Depot
Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
Norfolk
Buster Brown
Nobby Clothing Company
General Cement Constructions
D. McCalluum, P. M
Salt Lake Tribune
Ripley
Nicholas Volz
Connelley & Kiein
Atty
Madras
Nick
Geo. Holtel & Company
Gruce’s
Batesville, Ind
TT Nation
A. Snow & GO
Patent Lawyers
Washington, D.C
Walsman’s
Idr Lal Francos
Rice U
Y Mall
Dr. LaFrance
Philadelphia
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