Churches in Society Directory List Sunday Services
The Society Directory lists multiple churches with weekly schedules including Sabbath School at 9:44 or 9:30 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. or alternate Sundays, Junior and Senior Endeavor at various times, mid week meetings, prayer meetings, and monthly gatherings. Pastors named include Acpnews Trees Loop and J. J. Coceman with Sunday School at 9:30 or 9:45 a.m. Numerous reminders invite all to attend.
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Fletcher M. E. Curch
Epworth League
Epworth
J. J. Coceman
Israel
Haru Pastor
Interesante
Christian Endeavor
Waver
Pitilander
Expositions fall short money makers in Charleston
Charleston residents note expositions rarely profitable while comment on local politics and national affairs appear in brief. The message touches on county officers, a Soldier's monument dedication, embassy expenses, a Commerce Department bill, and a reporter’s pursuit of Lone in Columbia. Senator Joanna Saxon quotes on organized labor and beneficial labor conditions are mentioned.
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J'anna Saxns Ome
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Scientists of the Department of Agriculture discovered that
Scientists of the Department of Agriculture found new evidence of plant disease impact on crops influencing management practices. Researchers identified key pathogens and potential remedies, prompting further field trials and policy considerations for farmers.
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The
Department of Agriculture
Insect Powder Adulteration Sparks Farm Appeal
Farmers learn many insect powders sold are adulterated and weak. The Slack versus Muncie Pulp Co case on strawboard refuse pollution draws state attention. jury damages fall short of expectations, leaving other plaintiffs disappointed and limited precedent.
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J. W. Slack
Muncie Pulp Co
Northern Indiana fish drive and New York police reform observed
The article notes Indiana authorities attempting to trap Carp Gar Buffalo fish and Turtles for destruction while condemning out of season fishing and a strawboard factory suit. It also critiques New York City police enforcement and District Attorney Jerome backing patrons amid the dry spell and gas supply worries.
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Indiana
Cedar Lake
Strawboard
Blue River
New York City
Parkhurst
Law Administration
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Jerome
Tigers and medicine claim to halt disease decay
An old advertisement urges using Scott's Emulsion to stop a tiger’s advance and strengthen lungs against disease. It touts Emulsion as a powerful tonic that resists illness, promises a free sample, and lists Browne Chemists in New York with a price of one dollar.
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Tts
Scott
Gas meters touted as cure for city gas woes
The Rushville report notes meters save consumers money compared with flat rates. At 15S¢ per 1000 cubic ft the gas company would profit while enabling broader supply, and many cities charge nothing for meters. The Carthage gas issue could be eased with two more wells and consumer meters for years.
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Rushville
Carthage
One Minute Cough Cure Endorsed By Postmaster Dawson
Spring coughs and colds rise to serious levels when care is lax. One Minute Cough Cure acts at once and is touted as a safe sure remedy for coughs colds croup bronchitis and throat and lung troubles. Postmaster C. O. Dawson Barr praises it as the best medicine and a saver of many severe sicknesses. Children favor it.
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C. O. Dawson Barr
F. J. Cheney and Co
Toledo
F. J. Chenney & CO
Hall
Real estate transfers list multiple townships and amounts
Josephine Casady transfers 63 acres in Rushville to William C Smith and wife on April 2. Samuel O Norris and wife transfer part of Lot Sir Sc T Russell's addn 10 Milroy to Milroy Lodge No 139 on April 5. Cyrus B Cox and wife to Edgar N and Walter B Hill eight acres in Ripley on Feb 4 for 250 dollars. Philip Redenbaugh and wife to Lloyd A Wagoner 263 acres in Anderson on Feb 13 for 1620 dollars. Orville M Hobbs and wife to W B Gillespie and wife lots 40 and 41 in Mays on March 28 for 1400 dollars. Ann Shannon and others to Jno E Myers and wife part of lots 10 and 6 in Richland on March 26 for 600 dollars.
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Samuel O. Norris
Milroy Lodge
Sc. T. Russell
Milroy
Cyrus B Cox
Edgar N
Walter B Hill
Ripley Township
Philip Redenbaugh
Lloyd A. Wagoner
Anderson Township
Orville M. Hobbs
W. B. Gillespie
Mays
Ann Shannon
Jno
E. Myers
Richland
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve touted as cure all sores
The ad claims DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cures sores burns bruises and wounds and relieves skin diseases and piles with cooling healing action. It cites A B Fuller from English Indiana who says a gunshot wound leg healed after using the salve and warns against counterfeits.
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DeWitt
DeWitt’s
Fuller
Better Than Pills Stomach Tablets Superior Qualities
The question asks how Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets exceed pills. They are easier and more pleasant to take, milder and gentler in action, and more reliable. They cleanse and invigorate the stomach and leave the bowels natural, unlike pills which are harsher and often cause constipation. Sold by J. H. McCarty & Son.
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Chamberlain
J. H. McCarty & Son
Erratic Typography Showcases and Misprints History
A collection of examples from newspapers highlighting typographical errors and misprints. It recounts instances where phrases were distorted by display type, misreadings, and printer mistakes, including quip headlines and famous figures like Horace Greeley.
A Valuable Medicine Endorsed for Coughs and Colds
Chas M. Cramer, a noted watch maker, recommends Chamberlain's Cough Lozol for coughs and colds in children. He cites quick chest cold relief, hoarseness cure in one bottle, and reports persuading others to use it. Sold by J. L. McCarty & Son.
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Chas M. Cramer
Cogo
J. Il McCarty
Public notice on stomach remedy offer by local business
Edn Mehler proprietor of Union Bathing Works Ene Pa relates lifelong stomach trouble and endorsement of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. The ad claims the remedy cures stomach troubles without dieting and digests what you eat, urging others to try it.
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Edn
Mehler
Union Batthing Works
Ene Pa
Linay
Spanish War Reunion Planned in Indianapolis May 14 15
Lieutenant J McCormick of this city and fellow veterans arrange a reunion in Indianapolis for May 14 and 15. Regulars and United States volunteers who served in Porto Rico Cuba and the Philippines will attend. A public meeting is planned for May 14 at Tomlinson Hall if possible with prominent speakers.
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J. McCormick
Indianapolis
United States
Porto Rico
Cuba
Philppines
Tomlinson Hall
McCormick
Philippines
Excursions to Indianapolis via Pennsylvania Lines
Excursion tickets to Indianapolis will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines April 22 and 23 to support the Indiana Republican State Convention. See Pennsylvania Lines ticket agents for particulars.
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Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Pennsylvania Lines
Prairie Fire Destroys Large Area in Texas
A prairie fire swept Big Springs in Terry County Texas last Wednesday night destroying thousands of dollars in property. The blaze covered forty to fifty miles and up to twenty one thousand acres in one pasture. Cattle were killed or seriously injured. Try Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets offered by J H McCarty Son.
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Big Springs
Terry County
Texas
Fire Nearly Destroys Nagle Home
Mrs N R Nagle’s house was almost burned last Wednesday when gasoline used to kill moths ignited during burning of brimstone and sulfur. An explosion followed and damage runs about 800 dollars. Mrs Nagle suffered serious facial and hand injuries.
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N. R. Nagle
Dream of a Local Editor in a Horrid Afterlife
A local editor dreams he dies and enters a gate where voices berate him. They demand the pieces he wrote and punished by misprints, space given to churches, misnamed names, and rushed poetry. He wakes scared, resigns, and the paper must replace him.
Electric Bitters Claim Malaria Cure in Swamp Readers
The ad asserts the Great Dismal Swamp breeds malaria and malaria-like illnesses. Electric Bitters are advertised to destroy germs, prevent typhoid, and cure malarial troubles with John Carleston of Byesville, Ohio, endorsing the remedy. Priced at 50 cents with J. H. McCarty & Son guaranteeing satisfaction.
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Virginia
John Carleston
Byesville
J. H. McCarty & Son
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