The Prescription Druggist Ad Silent City Notices
Various small notices and ads appear. Items include Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets offered at 25 cents with a refund promise, subscription prompts for the Star daily, editorial activity speculation about Judge Hacker, insurance and loan offers, tailoring services by Kinney & Kinney, a high school concert by the Johnson Family on March 29 1898, and local society events.
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Gists
Johnson
Tesday Night
Perils of Affection from a Leading American Physician
A famed doctor cautions that excessive sentiment exhausted people and can shorten life. He urges feeding emotional forces with reliable remedies, endorsing Warner's Safe Cure as the best option. The article interweaves local notices about plays, travel, and social events in Seymour and Columbus.
Letter List Gentlemen Armstrong and Others
Fragmented OCR text lists names including Armstrong Bennie Curtis Kennedy Buk Wilsins Haaty Rose Miss Gutiitie Reeds Delile Marek with scattered initials and punctuation, indicating a personnel or correspondence index from a historical notice.
Popular Misconception On Indigestion Remedies
The article warns indigestion underlies many diseases and urges Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, non patent remedy. It explains the tablets digest food without dieting, priced at 50 cents, with free literature offered by Stuart Co. The piece ends noting Republicans can account for money spent.
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Stuart
Miss Elsie Essex Fetes Fifteenth Birthday In Community Social
In Seymour Missouri the town and farm folks report rain easing blues. Miss Elsie Essex, daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Essex, hosted a fifteenth birthday gathering with music parlor games and refreshments. Guests included Linnie Zeigner Anna Simmons Nellie Izer and Addie Essex among others. The event followed religious services and social visits despite wet weather.
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Linnie Zeigner
Anna Simmons
Hope
Elsie Essex
Samuel Essex
Miss Elsie
Society Notes on Harry Newbanks Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs Newbanks hosted a gathering for their son Harry with an elegant lunch. Attendees included Gertie Nugent Esther Thornton Katie Hammond Flora Nugent Kitty Mason Ruth Thornton Pear Rupprecht Carl Mason Luther Rupprecht Roy Thornton Hershel Rupprecht Raymond Hammond.
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Flora Nugent
Kitty Mason
Ruth Thornton
Washouts Halt Traffic on Pennsylvania Line Behind City
High waters washed out sections of the Pennsylvania Line between the city and Seymour and Indianapolis impacting service. No mail was delivered today as the late northbound train was held at Franklin and the early train could not proceed.
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Henry Hopkins
Beck
City of Columbus
Seymour
Joseph Balsley
Stevens
Pennsylvania
This City
Indianpolia
Madison
Cardbridge City
Franklin
Funeral notices for local residents in Maple Grove and others
The notice lists two funeral arrangements. William Cochrane died yesterday and will be buried tomorrow at 2 o clock at the family residence in Maple Grove. The G A R will conduct the funeral. A child of Chris Cook with brain fever has a funeral planned for tomorrow at 10 o'clock at the residence on 6th Street.
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Cook
Chris
Cochrane
Maple Grove
Wes'are Headquarters for Latest Books and Periodicals
Wes’are Headquarters promotes a wide range of books and periodicals from Geo, H. Cummins and other publishers. The Bookseller highlights a diverse catalog, including new releases and favorite classics.
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Wes
Geo, _H
Cummins
Local Notes From Hartsville Area Include Treks and Deaths
Hartsvile residents report varied travel to Indianapolis for millinery stocks and to E-town for business. Obituaries note Mrs Rebecca Wood and Mrs Martha Galbraith among local passings. services held at Asbury church and College Cemetery.
Local notes report measles and weather impacts on farming
In the neighborhood many are ill with measles and Uncle Wesley Simmons is confined to his room. Tresten work west of town progresses quickly despite a lack of rain hindering oat sowing. A severe hailstorm damaged windows and crops, with stones as large as hen’s eggs. The gypsy visited again, Isam Brown plans to move to Markland, Switzerland Co Indiana, next week and haul on the pike in summer. The death of Monta Lambert grieving many, following Willy Lambert’s passing. Mr Beals visited with graphophone selections. Rumor says a doctor may locate here soon. Fred Clarkson drives the mail hack between this place and Hartsville.
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Isam Brown
Markland
Switaerland Co
Ind
Isam
Burial and college plans noted in local notices
The item mentions burial at Cl’ege Cemetery, Art Mahaffey and wife planning to attend college in Bloomington this summer. Dr Galbraith of Gresabin g attended the funeral of his mother on Monday and a common saying about saving money appears in the text.
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Art Mahaffey
Bloomington
Galbraith
Gresabnig
Tewt
Near wreck on Southern Indians line at Grammer Indiana
On Friday morning train No 3 halted to unload a large consignment of baggies and farm implements when the following train bore down at high speed. The unloading crew acted quickly and got No 3 onto a side track in time to avert a serious collision.
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Grammer
Ind
Tdpp Bros
Noi
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