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Newspaper

Columbus Daily Herald

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1901

Page

3

One Way Out A Columbus Resident Endorses Kidneys Pille

Columbus resident Mrs. David Wagner testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved her husband’s backache and kidney trouble after he used them from T. E Otto's Drug Store. The pills are priced at 50 cents a box and sold by Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY as U.S. sole agents.

David Wagner 430 First Street Dean T. E Otto Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y U. S Dean’s

Weather and local notices mingle with varied notes

Generally fair weather forecast with possible local storms tonight and Tuesday. Natal region acreage and health updates appear alongside local society notes and a short election inquiry. A flood of brief items includes a horse accident recovery, a death risk, shipyard activity, and a grain beverage testimonial from Genesee Pure Food Co.

Washington, D. C Genesee Pure Food Co le Roy N. Y C. F. Meyers

Dean Family Reunion at Jane Deans Home

A large Dean family gathering near the city at Mrs. Jane Dean's residence drew about seventy five relatives and friends. Attendance included four children, eleven grandchildren and one great grandchild with many aunts uncles and local neighbors present and a pledge for future reunions.

Dean Jane Dean David Alex Dean Mary DeArmond E. DeArmond Geo. R. Turner Hannah Walker Indianapolis Matilda Walker Edinburg John Alex Walker John W. Daum David E Daum Wm. Scott Newbern Wm. Stephenson Henry Richard Frank Calkins Eliza Dean Edgar Wm. Tull Alph Davalle M. L. Crittenden H. H. Robertson Ed Robertson G. W. Cooper L. C. Moore Andrew Jackson Harrison Adams Chas. W. Boody John Powell Culver Kate Baughman William Powell Kokomo Thompson Elizabethtown Hacker Elva Fitch Wilson Calkins Nancy Rogers Mr. Henderson Adieus

Citizens Travel as Indianapolis trips fill day

Mrs Mahoney and daughter Mary, I T Tabor of Nashville, and other travelers moved about Indianapolis on business or leisure. Numerous meetings and visits to Cincinnati, Shelbyville, Owensboro, Franklin, and Maple Grove are noted, plus school board organization and local civic notices.

Wm. Brockman John Mahoney Mary Indianapolis I. T. Tabor Nashville Miss Alta Carter Shelbyville Georgia Bush Owensboro Lizze Shaeffer Henry Ehlers Cincinnati Gua Vonfange Emma Clara Vonfange J. B. Davis Chas. Jones Leola Ed Newsom Azalia Franklin Jones Cora Love Anna Lewis Seymour Ind John M. Carr Maple Grove Daniel W. Eckelman Jonesville Columbus Chas, Chambers Dowell al Roope Winona Lake Pennsylvania Winona Pennsylvania Lines Sol. C. Dickey F. van Dusen Pittaburg

Jokes and Wisdom From Old Newspapers Pantomime

A collage of quips shows critics ridiculing humor in John Bull and a debate on invention wealth. A young thinker notes money in invention, while Sorghum chides the need to invent the right thing. A marital wisdom pun ends with a wife’s perspective on other women.

Crump Cox & Blessing Chas. S. Baker W. J. Beck Franklin Harriet Davin John S. Crump John Bull Senator Sorghum Washington Star

Harlem Life Snippet Highlights Husband Wife Play Reading

A Harlem Life brief notes a quip about a man whose drama prompts his wife to read his play, illustrating a witty domestic moment. The exchange emphasizes the play’s reception within a local cultural corner.

It Would Do

A pompous man proclaims I am a self made man while another criticizes him and accepts the excuse in a Brooklyn Life tone.

Brooklyn

Practicing Courtesy Echoes in Household Exchange

Humorous exchange shows Mrs Neurich scolding a servant for missing a bell. The servant apologizes and explains not hearing the sound, prompting Mrs Neurich to demand immediate notice in the future. The vignette reflects domestic life and social tone of the period.

Washington Star Satirist Rides Weather Forecast Woes

A humorous AH Causes column pokes fun at a man who loves to kick with might and main. He first complains about the rain and then about the drought, reflecting a satirical mood of the Washington Star.

Washington Star

Fern Bank Chemical Ad Promises Kidney Relief

A garbled advertisement from Fern Bank Chemical of Fern Bank Ohio claims a home remedy can cleanse and strengthen kidneys. The note urges readers to deposit urine for a day to observe sediment and scent as a sign of peril, then sell its cure with bold assurances.

Fern Bank Chemical Fern Bank Ohio Q. J. Noblitt

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