Henry Hines in Narrow Ditch Accident Near Sullivan
Henry Hines and his wife and daughter Lora were riding home when a frightened horse spooked by cattle in Sinclair's pasture near a ditch south of Sullivan. The buggy tipped into water and mud but no one was seriously hurt, though the women were frightened. Trustee J. B. Latshaw assisted and drove Mrs. Hines and Lora home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hines
Sullivan
Lora
Sinclair
J. B. Latshaw
Township Commencement Inspires Haddon Township
The Haddon township schools held commencement at Providence church south of Paxton on June 23. Ten graduates presented well prepared work, with orderly program and decor featuring evergreens and artificial flowers. Annie Nash, the first colored graduate, drew notable attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddon Township
Providence Church
Paxton
Cromwell
Annie Nash
Remarkable Stomach Ache Relief Promised by Local Liveryman
G H Wilson of Burgettstown Pa credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing his severe stomach pains after a painful night. He purchased it at Miller McCurdy and says one dose fixed him. He declares he would not endure the suffering again even at fifty times its price and plans to keep it at home. Anderson Bros. sell the remedy locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miler & McCurdy
Chamberlain
G. H. Wilson
Liveryman
Burgettstown
Washington Do
Anderson Bros
Ed W Akin Jr Heads to Europe With Culver Cadets
Ed W Akin Jr departs Wednesday afternoon for Europe. He is joined in Chicago by his father and about forty Culver Cadets and companions, under Capt C de Blumenthal. The group sails from New York on the Graf Waldersee of the Hamburg American line, leaving June 30 for a lengthy overseas stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed W. Akin, Jr
Chicago
Ed. W. Akin
Culver
C. de Blumenthal
Culver University
New York
Atlantic
Grafwaldersee
Aue
Hamburg
American Line
Miracle Escape and Cure by Dr King’s New Discovery
Mr. W. A. Hines of Manchester Indiana recounts a near death from measles leading to lung illness and consumption. After frequent hemorrhages and constant coughing his doctors said he would die, but Dr King's New Discovery cured him and many others have used it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hines
Manchester
Death of Mrs. Lafe Caloway in Carl Isle area
Kate Caloway aged 35 wife of Lafe Caloway died Saturday after a prolonged illness. She leaves a husband and three children. Funeral services were held at the residence two miles west of Carlisle Sunday afternoon, conducted by Edmond Barnett. She was buried in a cemetery near the Tan school house three miles west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Caloway
Lafe Caloway
Carlisle
Edmond Barnett
Mains
Dored
Tan School House
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Amy Seitz
Haubstade
C. A. Snapp
S. J
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Frank Willis
Floyd Curtner
Fan Pearce
Pearl Ray
Merom
Co. Z. Lloyd
Vincennes
R. A. Sallee
Etta North
Evansville
J. F. Alumbaugh
C. J. Waits
Alice
Terre Haute
Dave Spears
Indianapolis
George Arnold, Sr
Clarence Smith
Greencastle
Ind
Charles
Clarence
de Pauw University
Mareh
Carrie Davis
America
Ruby Bedell
Lizzie Good
Rinsas Mbeecapas
Lawrence Nash
la Gertie Bicknell
Edna Johnson
Lora Hines
Wuyere Apu
Merlie Shepherd
John M. Nash
Charley Willis
Courage
Eva McCammon
Walters
Rey
Claude Padgett
Lyse
Supt
Park
Prof. Payne
The
Vincennes University
Currie Davis
Cora Curtis
Risinger & Ellis
Marvel Nash
Myaghed
Miss Johnson
Mr. Willis
Fymersa
John SE. Nash
Latshaw
Europe
Ines Ee
C.A. Schu
Lisman & Schroeder’s
L.N. Willis
Grizzle
Schu
Dan V. Howard
Webbster’s Dictionary
Grizzle & Howard
Steel Ranges
Peninsular
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