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Newspaper
Columbus Daily Herald
Location
Columbus, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1901
Page
3
Market listings show pigs cattle veal and lamb prices by weight and grade across Indianapolis with grain and produce quotes including wheat corn oats hay and potatoes. A separate Washington note details bounty payments from the Santiago and Manila campaigns with figures for Sampson Schley Chadwick Dewey and others, highlighting perceived injustices.
Warren Atkinson of Monessen and Cincinnati residents were married yesterday at two o’clock in the German Lutheran Church by Rev. Markland. Miss Minnie Guckenberger served as maid of honor and Fred Flederjohn was best man. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s brother Ed Grafe’s home with generous wine donations from Ed Grafe and Oscar Von Strohe.
Central Christian Church choir hosts a watch party with light refreshments at the church. Mrs. Hugh T. Miller hosts a Sunday School class gathering at her Fifth Street home. Various entertaining events include euchre socials, birthdaylike dinners, and a Christmas lodge gathering with Masonry lecture.
Cuatengo Illinois forecasts fair tonight and Tuesday with a slight drop in temperature. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Wm Brailey of Springfield Ohio a fine baby. Governor Beckham's noted kinship line highlighted with lineage through Wickliffe. Margaret McCormack improves after illness on Washington street. Fire destroys the Alexandria apartment building injuring evacuees and personal effects. Mr Kent escapes via fire escape from Chicago lodging.
A home testimony from Lon Malloy of 903 Union Street describes relief from back pain headaches and kidney issues after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He credits the remedy with restoring energy and preventing incapacity for work. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY for 50 cents a box.
Bro John L Jones gave a well received speech and Mr Charles Everroad delivered an entertaining and instructive talk. The Clifford orchestra provided lively music during the gathering.
Ministers and physicians report dramatic relief from burning itching and bleeding skin using Dr Chase s Ointment. Letters from Rev W N Edwards Rev J N Van Natter and Rev Chas Fish recount long standing skin troubles and piles cured or greatly improved after using the remedy. Eight ages and locations are cited including Buffalo Albion and Toronto.
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