Quinine Relief Without Disagreeable Effects
A note states quinine can relieve headache with the first dose and fewer or no side effects. It highlights rapid relief from pain and suggests fewer aftereffects with proper dosing.
18 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1907
Page
1
A note states quinine can relieve headache with the first dose and fewer or no side effects. It highlights rapid relief from pain and suggests fewer aftereffects with proper dosing.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a drug store named Wares Pharmacy TNT Pons CE RE AY I. The readable portion hints at a pharmacy related notice or listing in a local newspaper page. Further details cannot be read from the provided text.
A verbial invitation extends to all including those without a church. It calls the public to attend the services and worship God with a Savage Sovieten church, with a note of an evening service led by Rev. C. B. Power, pastor.
A driver named Claut Shannon on Buencos Lane was kicked over toe eye bo by his mule on Monday, leaving a wound described as quite a wound. No further details were provided.
Police raided a rear gambling room in Win Jacobs Scoon early Sunday morning after weeks of tip work. Officers forced two doors, found six men around a card table with money. The gamblers were arrested, admitted guilt, and paid fines.
Micheal Dixon and Miss Anna Rohner were united in marriage at the Catholic church on Wednesday by Rather Maher. The couple are well known in Clinton and will begin housekeeping here amid strong well wishes from relatives and friends.
Community meeting in the council chamber elects H M Ferguson as president and David McBeth as vice president to organize a gas and oil company. Plans include franchise pursuit, plant operation by March, and moving street shacks blocking site. Johnson promises new site if houses remain unmoved.
Clinton city notices list a Sixth Institute program with opening exercises and student presentations in agriculture, music, declamation, and history. Also included are legal notices: foreclosure of mortgage Rhoads Fultz. divorce Minnie Jones vs Benjamin Jones. estates administration for Chas Green. partition petition by Elmer Lynch. multiple attorney filings.
The measure by D C Johnson of Vireo and Vermilion counties would outlaw professional lobbying. It bans agents for pecuniary pay from influencing lawmakers, requires 25 copies of statements, and imposes 10 days to 1 year imprisonment with fines up to 500 dollars. An emergency clause is attached.
Crown Hill No 1 miner Nick Carrara was seriously hurt Saturday when he jumped from a moving miners’ train near his home. He was dragged under the wheel flange, severing his foot, and suffered a badly lacerated knee, two broken ribs, and head injury before being taken to hospital.
The Light Co. shut down all city lamps early Wednesday due to extreme danger from fallen wires. The Board of Safety deemed the risk too great to keep the current on, particularly with children en route to school.
The City Council met in special session Wednesday and ordered payment of a note held by Hal McCleland for £200 against the city. The payment will be drawn from the general fund.
Attorneys Miller and Pike spent the week in Newport as part of a legal outreach trip. They met local officials and discussed casework, promising follow up and coordination with the city clerk.
A Fintlander miner named David Sacho died Tuesday afternoon at the Buck Eve Nine mine. He was on the shaft bottom awaiting hoisting when the cage began to rise and he was struck under the chin, tearing his head from the body.
Aaron Martin aged 84 of Vermilion Newfoundland died Friday of general debility. His funeral was held Sunday. His daughter Mrs Warren A lden died Saturday of cancer. Her funeral was held Monday.
There is discussion about organizing a stock company to fund and build a new opera house in the city, with plans under consideration and local interest growing.
Carl Conley of Newport was in Clinton on Friday for unrecorded reasons.
J. L. Sells of Anderson was in Clinton on Saturday for unknown reasons, with no further details provided about the visit or its purpose.
Howard Smith of Terre Haute was cut on Wabash Avenue Tuesday by a stranger who asked if he was from Clinton. Smith, a Tick Ridge resident and teamster, is in a hospital with a very serious throat wound.
Miner Joe Hardin at Pithe mine sustained a broken leg while at work. Details of incident are limited in the report.
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