Death Notice for Guy H Harold of Richmond Indiana
Guy H Harold son of Clara Blumke born Richmond Indiana October 6 187? died January 1923 aged 35 years 2 months and days. He married Miss Dith Barnes January 7 1914 and had two children Wil and Mary Jane. Fostered by Mr and Mrs John Kiser, he grew to be loyal noble and loving husband father and friend. He leaves his mother sister Mary foster father and many friends. Funeral notices include a condolence poem and mention of Red Men Lodge Hagerstown.
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Guy H. Harold
Clara Blumke
Richmond
Ind
Missdith Barnes
Wilur
Mary Jane
John Kiser
Guy
Lowell Koon
Brighier
Mary
Red Men’s Lodge
Hagerstown
Lumber Expert Enjoys Work Now
Gary Ind resident Glen Bh Hunter a Glen Vary Lumber Co expert grader credits Tanlac with restoring his health after a two year flu recovery. He cites regained appetite sleep and energy and notes the medicine is sold by all good druggists with over 25 million bottles sold.
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Tanlac
Glen Bh. Hunter
Jackson St Gary
Ind
Glen Vary
Taniac
Keeley Cows rupture expert to visit Bundy Hotel New Castle
Keeley Seeley, truss expert from Chicago, to remain in New Castle Thursday January 25 at the Bundy hotel. He touts the Spermatic Stield as a non surgical rupture remedy with rapid, wide applicability and says it has England and Spain awards. Seeley provides government documents and offers free demonstrations from 117 No Dearborn Street Chicago.
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Keeley
Chicago
Bundy Hotel
New Castle
England
Spain
Seely
United States
Washington, D. C
F. H. Seeley
Frome
No. Dearborn Street
Widow Mrs Eustine Swiggett 84 Dies In Wakeeney Kansas
Mrs Eustine Swiggett born April 5 1838 in New York City died Christmas morning 1922 at Wakeeney Kansas aged 84 years 8 months and 20 days. She lived a Christian life and leaves six children Samuel A Swiggett William H Swiggett Walter F Swiggett Mary Smith and Margaret Swiggett with grandchildren and siblings. Funeral conducted by Rev F A Heizer at the family home and burial in Wakeeney Cemetery with O E S rites. all children grandchildren and a Cambridge Indiana niece attended.
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Kansas
Wakeeney
Eustine Swiggett
Mosbaugh
New York City
Cambridge City
Wayne County
Indiana
Francis C. Swiggett
Lemuel J
Swiggett
Samuel A. Swiggett
Washington, D. C
William H. Swiggett
Casper
Wyoming
Walter F. Swig
Canridge City
Allerton
Iowa
Trego County
Collyer
Margaret Chapter
Grace Kiess
Neice
Cambridge
Local notices and illness updates from Wayne county
Mrs. Charles Sowers is improving from a serious illness. Mrs. T. J. Connell, recently seriously ill, is improved but very weak. Mrs. Hester Cole traveled to leckley West Virginia last week for a relative’s illness. Centerville Legion minstrel planned January 25 with fifty cast members including twenty girls. Alonzo Hinshaw of Knightstown is recovering enough to be up at home. John Halsey, from Brickley Missouri, visited relatives. long-time Santa Fe Railway employee. Rev. F C McCormick to begin revival at the Christian church next Sunday inviting all. Mrs. Gula Henley now with son Thomas Henley near Economy. 97 years old September 27, oldest Wayne county native born, feeble and needing care.
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John Halsey
Brickley
Santa Fee Railway Company
F. C. McCormick
the Christian Church
Gula Henley
Thomas Henley
Bell
Wayne County
Bennet Isenhouver Drives Freight Truck To Canal Bed
Bennett Isenhouver started work Saturday and delivered freight on the forenoon run with minor mishap. In the afternoon he lost control while turning into the Pythian Temple driveway and steered the auto down a steep embankment twenty feet into an old canal bed. Witness Pete Kerlin praised his handling, saying Bennett deserves a medal as a motor driver.
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Bennett Isenhouver
Buck’ Ribolt
Pythian Temple
Pete” Kerlin
Bennett
Ancient plains wildlife and fossil trade dreams in Canada
Paleontologists recall a vanished landscape in British Columbia where a warm plain hosted diverse creatures. The author imagines dinosaur bones traded for exotic skins, with playful notes on a hypothetical hippo head dinosaur and a mix of prehistoric beasts.
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British Columbia
Early Railroads and Steamboats Shake 1833 Transport
A fragmentary account traces early transport methods between river and Chesapeke including steamboats becoming packets and the Fletchtown railroad. It notes a punitive locomotive imported to Mind, its struggle to run, and crude rail constraints. Passengers paid 3 cents per mile initial, later 10 cents, with 100 pounds allowed.
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Jailré
Nap
Birds Take Over Transatlantic Voyage Ship Scythia
Travelers report dozens of birds saved from the North Atlantic by seeking shelter on the Cunard liner Scythia during a rough voyage from New York to Liverpool. Canaries robins sandpipers and juncos settled on the decks and even the engine room as crew fed and sheltered them amid the journey. Three owls and many pigeons were captured as the ship neared England.
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Saree Perenne
Scythia
New York
Liv
Border
Caribbean
England
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Report
A fragmented OCR passage references a 809 figure and mentions notes about a local report. The legibility is limited with missing context and unclear entities.
Thrilled by Racing Trains
A window watcher describes a tense Grand Trunk versus Canadian Pacific train race. He admires the spectacle, notes the fireman’s energetic coal shoveling, and shifts from seeing it as foolish to calling it a healthy competition. He worries about civilization's decline yet longs for another race.
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Grand Trunk
Canadian Pacific
National
Rome
Bluewing teal outpaces hawks in high speed flight
The bluewing teal can reach speeds near 300 miles per hour with favorable wind, possibly outrunning hawks in long flights. Ducks, built for speed, may soar for hours. observers wonder if any winged creature matches this speed. Meanwhile in St Louis news, Hollanders celebrate a new baby with lace door decorations inviting neighbors and gifts.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Hollandé@rs
Predatory Wasp Tale From Pittsburgh Patch
A convict complains of heat in his cell after an inspector notes the ventilator is closed. He says a wasp once flew in and carried off his dinner while his back was turned. The anecdote appears in a Pittsburgh Dispatch passage.
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Pittsburgh Dispatch
Traveling Man Finds Quick Relief From Indigestion
A letter from A W Manson of Rome New York explains how Jaques Little Wonder Capsules relieved his indigestion. He suffered gas sour stomach and poor nourishment until using the capsules. The product is sold by Dean House Cambridge City or 60c by mail postpaid from Jaques Capsule Co Plattsburg New York.
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A. W. Manson
West Thomas Street
Rome
N. Y
Dean House
Cambridge City
Jaques Capsule Co
Plattsburg, N. Y
Rub-No-More cleaning products advertised in Cambridge City
An old advertisement extols Rub-No-More washing products including Naphtha soaps, Twab No-More Chips, Rub-No-More Washing Powder, Spotless Cleaner and Yellow Naptha Soap. It promotes free samples January 22 to 27, lists local dealers, and promises labor savings and premiums for modern home use.
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Garret
Cambridge City
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Citizen
Flu
Mrs. Swiggett
Charles Sowers
T. J. Connell
Hester Cole
Leckley
W. Va
The
Legion Boys
Centerville
Alonzo Hinshaw
Knightstown
Dominion of Canada
Hemi
Kodiak Bear
Hey Landon
Rythi Ut Tore
Riea
Ile
Atte
Tae Yung
Ips
Jaques
Reeservice
Cambridge City, Ind
First National Bank
Dr. C. M. Eccles
Central Hotel
F. O. B. Toledo Touring
Sourbeer & Rodenberg Pershing, Ind
Cleanser
H. Graver Ebert & Drischel
L. S. Dale
W. S. Hunt
Frank H. Ohmit
H. C. Clouser
Foss & Morris
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