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Newspaper
Bedford Weekly Mail
Location
Bedford, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1900
Page
5
A list of Humphreys veterinary remedies and treatments for cattle diseases including fever milk fever lameness rheumatism and diarrhea. Mentions tonics stimulants worming and tonics with various product names and dosages noted in the old catalog style.
Report details the opening of the Monon railway passenger depot at Terre Haute with Bedford stone construction, antique oak interior, and modern electrical lighting. It notes the depot’s size, reception crowds, and status as a premier example, plus mentions of staff changes and local railway activity.
The northeast corner of Lawrence County includes Pleasant Run Township with sixty sections. Early settlers list many names and a shift from Dickinson to Lawrence County. Perry Township recalls Commodore Perry and early pioneers like Short, Whitted, Gaines, Owens, and Cobb, highlighting prominent families in county development.
Fragmented text describes warnings about skin and gas issues with references to remedies and medical claims. Includes names and places as part of the OCR noise without clear context or verifiable facts.
Advertisement asserts Ss. S. 8S. FOR THE BLOOD is the best blood remedy, purely vegetable and free from potas and mercury. It claims to purify blood, clear up health, and treat sores, rheumatism, and other conditions by addressing the blood’s impurity. Books offered free by Swift Specific Co. Atlanta, Ga.
A reader asks about a baby’s health and nutrition, noting the infant seems thin and unsettled. The message questions feed quality, stresses avoiding overmedication, and seeks guidance on proper digestion and care.
A historic note describes SCOTPS EMULSION given to babies with meals to aid digestion. It states the product is started early and given three times daily, claiming benefits for both mother and child. Includes references to years and names as testimonial.
A long fragmented page notes various subscription prices for the Mai and Weekly Magazines, listing multiple vendors and year rates. It includes oblique notices of local people, marriages, deaths, and community events with scattered names and places, plus casual health advertising for Kidney cure and Grain-O coffee substitute.
News briefs cover the House passing a Porto Rican duties bill for relief funds, trials in Kentucky and Louisville political contests, a Manila theater of war notes in Luzon, and Republican prospects around Benjamin Harrison with state and local political color.
A New York woman and another from Michigan describe severe head and body pains from female weakness. They credit three bottles of Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription with relief enabling normal activity. The ad claims it rejuvenates the nervous system and restores strength, urging readers to seek free advice from the physician.
A promotional notice describes the New York Weekly Tribune as a comprehensive paper featuring nation world news market reports short stories agricultural and scientific content fashion humor and more. It offers regular subscriptions at 1.00 per year and mail delivery for 1.25 to Bedford Indiana.
List of letters remaining unclaimed at Bedford Post Office for the week ending Feb 24 1900 includes ladies Harriet Masin Doody Nina Martha Bo J Taylor Joste Mattie and gentlemen Lou Brown Charley Ixerd Chas E Jewell Liman Mell McKnight Evert Peter Perdien George Runcels Bill Younger 1 A. Post Yard entries show stations and numbers. Postmaster Vinson Vo Williams notes recipients must say advertised.
A cryptic note references an event labeled Rare Ary PM AM dated 4.2. eb 6m ios 1, suggesting a historical inquiry or exhibit. The fragment hints at a time based code or catalog entry that may tie to a specific collection or archival item.
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