Local correspondence lists weekend visits and travel
Dr C J Cook triped to Indianapolis Friday. Mrs Ad Walker in Fountainetown Saturday. Cook and wife in Manila Sunday. David Peer Saturday passenger to Shelbyville. N N Wilcoxon in Indianapolis Saturday. James King of Indianapolis visited relatives Tuesday. John Dennis and family visited sister Belle Powell near Carthage Sunday. Richard Wilcoxon and wife Sunday with David Morris family. Mrs E L Richard and Pearl Wilcoxon visited former’s parents. Sats fear Manila Thursday. Rev Good and wife dined with Erle Earnest and wife Friday. Clara Arnold and May Kennedy guests of Miss Nellie Hulse Sunday. Mrs Bertha Pollitt and children visited Mrs Lucy Adams Friday last week. Rev Burns and family of Morristown spent Sunday with Mrs Anna Readle and children. Marion Talbert and wife dined with Mr John Brown and family Sunday. Jennie Hayes and Herschell Anderson wrote on teacher’s examination at Shelbyville Saturday. L S Meredith visited Arlington last Sunday. Mrs Angeline Anderson, visiting son Charley in Marion, returned home Monday.
Last Week Visits and Rural Duties In Ripley Area
Merrill Ball and wife visited Greenfield to see Isaac Barret and wife who just returned from wintering in south Georgia. Oat sowing potato planting and house cleaning fill days. John Reddick, an old pioneer of Ripley, died at his son in law Elihu Price's last Thursday. Funeral at the residence on Saturday led by Elder Hall. G W Glendenning and wife and Joseph Miller and wife visited C W Ball's last Sunday. Mr. B remains frail and weak.
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Greenfield
Isaac Barret
South Georgia
Barret
Carrie Stuart Ball
John Reddick
Ripley
Elihu Price
Elder Hall
G. W. Glendenning
Joseph Miller
C. W. Ball
Mr. B
Walnut Ridge Community Notes and Bridge Repair Update
Rachael Hill is sick with the grip. The supervisor is repairing the six mile bridge by adding new approaches. Local social notices list visitors and Sunday gatherings including Miss Bertha Gerber from Kansas visiting J W Hill and Mr and Mrs Frank White near Morristown. An missionary meeting with subscriptions for Mexico and Cuba was held last Sunday night. Orville and Ada Brown hosted about thirty friends with refreshments and a taffy pulling after games.
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Mexico
Cuba
Orville
Ada Brown
Next Farmers Institute Planned For Rush County
Weather has helped farmers bring in more corn than usual though damp conditions are hurting grain. Farmers stay optimistic about a prosperous year and improvements in herds and seed quality. Plans underway for another Farmer’s Institute next year with contests open regionwide. Walter Binford chairing the committee Roy Herkless secretary Will L. Walker named chairman.
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Rush County
Walter Binford
Binford
Roy Herkless
Will L. Walker
Institute
Walker
Arnica Salve Promises Full-Body Healing Guarantee
An advertisement touts Arnica Salve as the best remedy for burns sores bruises cuts boils ulcers skin eruptions and piles. Sold by J H McCarty and Son druggists at 55 cents with a satisfaction guarantee.
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J.H. McCarty & Son
Henderson Items Mention Local Visits and Rumors
Mrs Sallie Price of our city visited Aunt Sallie Mary Price and many friends in Posey. John T Clark of Ripley bought seed oats and corn here last week. A principal merchant plans to stay amid rumors of a new owner. Mr Nye of Shelby County moved here last week and visited T B Gary and C W Balls. Mr ASC Cooper was decorating rooms at Sam Frosts.
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John T. Clark
Ripley
Posey
Nye
Shelby County
Bill Nye
Robbed the Grave By John Oliver Narration
Philadelphia man John Oliver describes illness with yellow skin sunken eyes and pain. He credits Electric Bitters after three weeks of use with a full recovery and warns others not to miss them. Sold by J. H. McCarty's drug store for 50 cents guaranteed.
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John Oliver
Philadelpha
J. H. McCarty
Rocky Mountain Tea Ends Joyful World Tour
J H McCarty and Son presents a light lyric note celebrating the arrival of joy and fresh air as Rocky Mountain Tea is taken, marking a cheerful mood with references to towers and openness.
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J.H. McCarty & Son
A Thoughtful Man
M M Austin of Winchester Indiana chose Dr Kings New Life Pills for his wife who suffered stomach and liver trouble. The pills gave immediate relief and she was eventually cured. Available for 25 cents at McCarty and Son Drug Store.
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M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Dr. King
McCarty & Fon Drug Store
Scott's Emulsion Helps Weak Children Grow Strong
From a plant analogy to children the ad argues weak growth stems from improper feeding. Scott's Emulsion is promoted as feeding the child and correcting growth issues. The ad offers a free seed and lists Scott & Bowne as chemists in New York with a price of $1.00 at druggists.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
New York
Aire
Conklin's Peerleaf Manual of Useful Information
An extended review of Conklin's Peerleaf Manual of Useful Information and Worlds Atlas. The 513 page work promises clear color maps, compact reference content, and broad usefulness for educated and working readers alike. Published by GEO. W. Ogilive & Co. Chicago, offering 25 cent price with full refund if dissatisfied.
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Conklin
GEO. W. Ogilive & Co
Monroe St
Chicago
Ill
Great Sensation in Leesville Over Life Saving Discovery
A Leesville reader recounts survival after expected death, crediting Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption with easing asthma pain and curing lung ailments. The testimonial cites cures for consumption pneumonia bronchitis and grip with price 50 cents to 1.00 dollars. Trial bottles free.
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Leesville
Ind
W. H. Brown
J. N. McCarty
Sam Druggist
Rocky Mountain Tea Booster from J H McCarty and Son
A 6 line herald for Rocky Mountain Tea claims it drives out winter microbes and strengthens the stomach kidneys and liver. The text markets the tonic as a spring remedy that makes sick people well and is labeled by J H McCarty and Son.
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J. H. McCarty & Son
One Bottle Cures Severe Grip Says Editor Perry
Frank W. Perry editor of the Enterprise Shoatsville New York says a single bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured a severe grip. He notes it stopped coughing quickly and reduced pain on the second attack and reports it worked when tried for the purpose for the first time. Sold by J H McCarty and Son.
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Chamberlain
Frank W. Perry
The
Enterprise
Shoatsville
N. Y
Danger of Colds and Grip Prevent Pneumonia Claim
An advertorial note extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a sure preventative against pneumonia from colds and grip, claiming thousands used it with no pneumonia cases, and that it cures a cold or grip faster than other treatments. Sold by J. H. McCarty and D.
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Chamberlain
J. H. McCarty
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