Churn analogies mix stomach science with patent medicine claims
A verbose blend of kitchen imagery and medical assertions praises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for foul stomachs and related ailments. It argues bad digestion taints the body and links stomach churning to overall health while offering a booklet by mail. A separate railroad wreck anecdote recounts a car crash with broken windows and officers alert to danger.
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Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pieres
Buffalo
XNI. Yu
Tunnel Wreck Details Point to High Speed Cause
A tunnel wreck near Tunnelton disrupted a midnight B&O W. passenger run. Investigations point to a broken drawbar and high speed causing the tender to derail and carriages to smash. many suffered minor injuries while seven mail clerks escaped unharmed. Survivors recount narrow escapes and long darkness as engineers' past crashes echo. Local and out‑of‑state witnesses name engines 1469 and previous incidents in Vincennes and Brownstown.
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Tunnelton
Cincinnati
Humphrey
Brownstown
Huron
Leyhan
Williamson
Joe Glover
American Express Co
Muentzer
Vincennes
Ind
Joseph I. Muentzer
Harry M. Lasker
New York
Prosecutor Fletcher On Street Obstruction Statement
Lawrence County citizens hear Prosecuting Attorney Fred N. Letcher assert public streets must not be blocked by street fairs. He supports fairs with open routes for farmers to reach the business district and hitch racks, warning prosecutions if obstruction blocks access to the public square and hitchrack.
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Fred N
Letcher
Corn Fertilizer Plans Aim for High Yields at Salt Creek
Walter Blackwell plans corn plantings in Salt Creek bottom this week applying 100 pounds of fertilizer per acre to secure 50 to 60 bushels per acre regardless of wet or dry. Frank Farmer displayed timothy five and a half feet long from land across Salt Creek, which could yield about three tons per acre and net roughly $50 per acre after haying costs.
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Walter Blackwell
Salt Creek Bottom
Frank Farmer
Timothy
Salt Creek
Hovey’s Lake
Point Township
Mt. Vernon
Ind
Martin’s Arm
Ohio
Mount Vernon
Rariden shines at plate as Bringhans infield plays tight
In Alliance Ohio Rariden again showed skill behind the bat and accurate throws to second. Bringhans at short handled balls cleanly while Kent runners erred on steals, with Rariden always ready. A baserunner aiming for third was saved when a foul ball halted the attempt.
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Rariden
Bringhans
Kent
Minor hip cut ends with stitches after yard work
Jay Lee of three miles east of town received a two inch gash on the right hip when a pocket knife slipped while trimming briars late Friday. Dr Stipp sutured the wound and said no danger is expected from the injury.
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Jay Lee
Stipp
Horse Scared By Auto Causes Buggy Rollover
An auto believed owned by the Mitchell cement plant frightened a horse pulling a buggy with a man and woman aboard. The incident occurred a short distance south of Huff's store on the Englewood road at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. The buggy overturned and the man sustained a scratched face while the woman suffered no injuries.
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Mitchell Cement
Huff’s
Englewood Road
Notice To Hunters Licenses Now Issued by Circuit Clerks
Notice to hunters that all hunting except on their own farm requires a license. Licenses are issued by Circuit Clerks in each county except Marion county. Blank license applications available from the Circuit Clerk in each county.
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Commissioner of Fisheries and Game
Marion
Bob Wicker Shuts Down Louisville In 3-3 Tie
Bob Wicker pitched for Columbus in a 112 inning tie with Louisville. The game was called due to darkness after three hours, finishing at 3 to 3. The Courier Journal called it one of the finest pitcher’s battles ever seen in Louisville.
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Bob Wicker
Columbus
Louisville
Courier Journal
Professional Men Defeat Barbers In Lopsided Game
The Professional Men beat the Barbers 17 to 1a in a Thursday ball game under a hot sun. Professionals dominated the bases as the sun beat down and players exhausted themselves chasing wins.
Stone Fett On Their Feet At Furst Kerber Mill Fall
Will Fitzgibbon and Jim Sam Fisher suffered bruised feet after a stone fell at the Furst Kerber mill Friday evening. Injuries described as not serious.
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Will Fitzgibbon
Jim Sam Fisher
Furst- Kerber Mill
Funeral for Horse Shoe Man Held at Silverville Burial
Jerry H. Inman of Horse Shoe died Friday afternoon from blood poisoning after a broken leg sustained earlier. He was 56. The funeral was held Sunday forenoon at 11 o clock at Silverville Burial at Indian Creek.
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Jerry H. Inman
Silverville
Indian Creek
Bedford stone to brick would change Bedford federal building
Congressman Chaney will take up the Bedford federal building matter after Architect Taylor announced a switch from Bedford stone to brick to cut costs. The change sparked protests as local stone dealers and citizens fear a poorer, cheaper facade and the loss of a landmark.
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Congressman Chaney
Eastern Granite Trust
Bedford Stone
Taylor
Washington
Indianapolis News
Bedford
Treasury Department
Bedford Federal Building
Barnes & Company
Congress
Barnes & Co
Southern Indiana
S. I
Lawrence County
John R. Walsh
Washington City
Indianapolis Federal Building
Price
Bedford Building
Senator Hemenway
James A. Hemenway
Boonville
Ind
Washington Democrat
Past Chancellors of Loth district organize in Mitchell
A meeting of Past Chancellors representing Lawrence, Martin, Greene, Daviess, Knox and Sullivan counties formed the 19th district group for the Knights of Pythias. Joseph Dilley chaired, Joseph Winterhalter was secretary, and John W Harris was endorsed for Grand Outer Guard with a campaign committee led by Frank M. Coaner, John W. Grown, and Charles H. Allen. Harris, a 20-year member, is expected to advance to Grand Chancellor.
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Lawrence
Martin, Greene, Daviess, Knox and Sullivan
Knights of Pythias
Mitchel
Joseph T. Dilley
Mitchell -Lodge
Joseph Winterhalter
Bedford
Will K. Penrod
Lovgootee
Noble Malott
Tunnelton
Joe Winterhalter
John W. Harris
Grand Outer Guard
Grand Ledge
Palestine Lodge No. 137
Harris
Erat
Frank M. Coaner
John W. Grown
Charles H. Allen
Husbcas
Ganauelt
Order
Tunnelton Lodge
Palestine Lodge
Collision at Sandpit on Monon freight near White River bridge
Northbound local freight halted at Sandpit to rearrange cars when an extra freight following at speed failed to see the stopped train. The engineer collided with the local near the White River bridge after missing the flagman at the north end, disrupting the scene and prompting investigation.
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Monon
Sandpit
White River Bridge
Senator Hemenway Urges Delay on Bedford Federal Building
In Bedford Indiana on June 21 1907 Senator Hemenway states he will work for Stone and urges the Supervising Architect to withhold any construction contract for the Bedford federal building until his letter arrives. He notes telegrams signed by leading citizens and references Hon T J Brooks of Bedford.
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Caldwell & Drake
Monroe County Court House
LaSalle
St. Louis
Board of Trustees
Indiana University
Maxwell Hall
William
Stillwell
Lafayette
Suas
Buit Limesto
Senator Hemenway
Bedford Federal Building
T. J. Brooks
Bedford
Ind
Coroner Probes Poison Cause in Greer Death Near Bedford
Coroner Voyles investigated Ira Greer death at John Taylor’s Caress place northeast of town after Greer fell ill from sour beans and vomiting. Officials sought a post mortem analysis to confirm whether ptomaines in spoiled beans or another poison caused his death. Greer, 45, worked at Wallner mill and died at 7:15 am after worsening symptoms.
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Voyles
John Taylor
Caress Place
Ira Greer
Taylor
Greer
South G Street
Wallner Mill
S. I. Bridge
Fletcher
Chance to go to West Point
Sullivan Indiana June 21 1907 a notice invites district youths to nominate a principal and two alternates for Cadet of the United States Military Academy at West Point. preliminary exams at Vincennes will determine the lead candidate for government testing and eventual appointment to West Point with entries open thirty days after notice.
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United States Military Academy
Indiana
Jefferson Barracks
Missouri
West Point
Vincennes
United States
State University
Vincennes University
Union Christian College
U. S. Military Academy
John C. Chaney
Robert Gowen Awarded Medal for Anatomy
Robert Gowen, student at Louisville Medical College, arrived home for summer vacation after receiving a gold medal for best in his class in anatomy. The medal was awarded by Professor Kelly. Also mentioned are Onis Melton and Ed McGuire, who studied there the past winter and did excellent work.
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Robert Gowen
Louisville Medical College
Louisville
Pr. Kelly
Onis Melton
Ed McGuire
Great log run on the Ohio river shocks river towns
The 700,000 logs from Guyandotte washed into the Ohio create a spectacular flood of timber. Crane Lumber Company booms washed away. iron bridge spans lost. Boats fled, salvage crews worked to net logs as authorities urge forest reserves to avert future depopulation of mountain timber.
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Allegheny
Monongahela
Ohio River
Guyandotte River
West Virginia
Crane Lumber Company
Guyandotte
Ohio
Cincinnati
Alleghenies
Beasley Slays Wife in Domestic Tragedy at Linton
G R Beasley brother of Indiana political figure A M Beasley shot his wife with a 32 caliber revolver at their Linton home. She died instantly. Beasley, in custody, had filed for divorce and had been living with his wife amid prior domestic troubles. No witnesses. Police moved him from the scene to jail after the shooting.
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Beasley
Linton
Grant Beasley
Alf M. Beasley
G. R. Beasley
A. M. Beasley
Indiana
Greene Circuit Court
Stone City Federal building to be brick instead
From the Stone City report the new federal building will be brick due to rising Bedford stone costs and high mason wages. Government bid favors brick to avoid expensive stone and slow progress, noting Bedford stone used elsewhere despite freight charges.
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Stony Point
Greencastle Herald
Bedford
Accident on hill injures two women and child
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Shirley and her daughter in law Mrs. John Shirley with Pearl were flung from a buggy when a passing auto cab frightened their horse near Leatherwood bridge. Mrs. Shirley was dragged under the buggy, the wheel on her arm freed the lines. The other occupants were seriously hurt. A second buggy collided at the hill foot, throwing Miss Della Roote and Ot Crawford, who were not seriously hurt.
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Della Roote
Ot Crawford
Bloomington Tax Burden Sees City Struggle for Funds
Bloomington faces historic tax highs with unpaid judgments like Mrs. Woodruff’s for injuries on a defective sidewalk. James Karsell, a leading Republican businessman, notes deteriorating streets and unpaid waterworks, arguing the city must take action as taxpayers demand relief from a strained city administration.
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Bloomington
James Karsell
Karsell
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