24 Jul 1903
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Newspaper
Carlisle News
Location
Carlisle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1903
Page
1
A historical note compares a 1559 Wisconsin traction engine law to autos, arguing drivers must warn horsemen and yield to horses. It discusses enforcement, possible extension to automobiles, and statewide calls for stricter speed limits amid growing car use and horse travel concerns.
Mrs. Alice Miller of Morgan Texas recounts a six year fight with severe diarrhea. After spending on doctors with no relief she found Chamberlains colic cholera and diarrhoea remedy. One bottle cured her and cost only a few cents, sold by Anderson Bros.
Dr. Thomas H. Maxedon of Vincennes was reinstated at a Knox County Medical Society meeting in Bicknell last week, his first attendance in two years after expulsion on unprofessional conduct charges including furnishing papers with news items. The state board in Richmond declined to sustain the charges.
J Floyde Curtner and Miss Adah M Shepherd wed last Thursday night at the bride’s parents’ home in Oaktown. Rev J S Washburn performed the ceremony for immediate family. After a wedding supper, the couple and guests were serenaded by the Carlisle brass band before plans to live in Riley Knotts cottage after August 1.
J H Wallace known as Uncle Ham was 60 Sunday and marked the occasion with a large birthday dinner attended by about 40 people. An invalid for years he enjoys outings in good weather from his wheeled chair, and the gathering brought much joy to him and guests. The News force was remembered with a box of cake.
The Head Camp of Modern Woodmen approved an Iowa plan by W S Hart to cut annual assessments from 12 to 7 or 8 for new and old members but raise costs for younger and older members. No reserve fund. rates apply to entry age. effective August 15, 1903 for new members and January 1, 1904 for existing members. examples show $0.50, $1, or $2 per $1,000 depending on entry age.
A feature recalls Mme. Qui Vive as a nationally known ally for women with beauty concerns. The text notes her reputation and presence in era publications, highlighting her role as an inspirational figure in beauty matters.
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