Hygiene compares meat and vegetable diets in public health note
Dr. N F Pierce from Harriburg Indiana argues for hygiene over drugs, linking clean water and sanitation to malaria and other diseases. He critiques vegetarian claims about preventing consumption and cites animal tuberculosis data to compare meat and plant diets.
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Harrigburg
Ind
The
Courier
Charles Florea
Stephen Kerr
Regent Park
London
N. F. Pierce, M. D
Real Estate Transfers And Notices
Carrie A Bauer and husband to Thomas C McBurnney a city lot for 2050 dollars. Edward W Harlan and wife to Ada L Harlan a tract in Con nereville Township for 1113 dollars. Samuel L Moffett to Otho O Moffett a parcel in Harrison Township for 1000 dollars. Samuel L Moffett to Hyatt L Frost a Harrison Township tract. There were no marriage license renewals this week.
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Carrie A. Bauer
Thos. C. McBurnney
City
Edward W. Harlan
Ada L. Harlan
Connereville
Samuel L. Moffett
Otho O. Moffett
Harrison Tp
Hyatt L Frost
Tragic Kentucky Triple Killing Ex-Congressman Involved
A Kentucky capital murder shocker recounts ex Congressman Colson and Lt J L Scott exchanging fire at the Capital Hotel. Scott and bystanders W L Demare Charles Julian and Captain Golden are dead or wounded. Colson faces murder indictments as Kentucky faces a warning against feud violence and vigilantism.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Colson
J. L. Scott
Capital Hotel
Scott
W. L. Demare
Charles Julian
Captain Golden
Mr. Colson
Florida timber belt hosts Indiana settlers and healthy climate
Jonas Scholl reports from Chipley Florida describing a migration corridor of northern settlers including Indiana families. He notes 600 acres owned by a longtime resident, pine timber, grassy fields, and a healthy climate in West Florida High Lands spanning 75 by 25 miles. He counters stereotypes of Florida as sand and alligators.
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Chipley
Florida
the CouRier
Dixie Land
Dixie
Georgia
Alabama
Kentucky
Indiana
West Florida
Jonas Scholl
Birthplace of notable men highlighted in Union County
Read about Union County’s claim to fame with Gen. Ambrose Burnside Joaquin Miller and Senator John F Miller as distinguished natives. The piece also notes E P Brown founder of the Ram's Horn, overlooked by the Liberty Herald, now gaining prominence as a lecturer and recent Fayette County visitor.
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Union County
Ambrose E. Burnsides
Rhode Island
United States
Joaquin Miller
Sierras
John F. Miller
California
Liberty Herald
E. P. Brown
Ram's Horn
the Herald
Brown
Fayette County
John Griffith Presents The Three Musketeers at Andre's Theatre
John Griffith stars in a lavish revival of The Three Musketeers with Kathryn Purnel and a 20 member company. The production features EG Unitt scenic artwork from Frohman’s Lyceum in New York and emphasizes vivid scene changes while keeping the main plot in the background.
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Andre’s
John Griffith
Kathryn Purnel
EG. Unitt
Daniel Frohman
Lyceum Theatre
New York City
Mrs Jane Logan Dead In Jackson Township
Mrs Jane Logan a longtime resident of Jackson Township died at her home east of Alpine on Friday. Funeral services were held at Alpine church Sunday at 10 a m conducted by Rev Wines with interment at Webb cemetery Columbia I p The deceased 77 was born and raised in Jackson Township and lived on her home place except five years She was sister to Wesley and James Handley of Columbia Township and Oliver B Handley of Jackson Township She leaves four sons living in this county Indiana and two in Wabash County Tud
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Jane Logan
Jackson Tp
Alpine
Alpine Church
Rev. Wines
Webb Cemetery
Columbia
I P
Wesley and
James Handley
Columbia Tp
Oliver B Handley
This County
Indianapolis
Wabash Co
Alpine man shares dramatic horse illness recovery
On the fourth of the month Al Stone of Alpine lost a valuable horse to a severe stomach impaction. Dr J C Harr of Connersville attended daily until the seventeenth, and the horse recovered. The case showcased veterinary skill and patient care by Stone and neighbors.
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al Stone
Alpine
J. C. Harr
Connersville
Harr
Stone
Letters Uncalled For at Connersville Postoffice Ind
The Connersville Indiana postoffice lists uncalled letters for the week ending January 2. Names include Nora Combs, Katie Crafford, E Ganiver, Katie Huffman, J J Henry, Miles, Moffett. Mail on failure to claim within two weeks will be sent to the dead letter office. Rushville Republican notes Miles Moffett re elected state central committeeman for the 6th district at Cambridge City.
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Connersville
Ind
Pontoffice
Mian
Nora Combs
Katie Crafford
E. Ganiver
Katie Haufman
J.J. Henry
Miles K. Moffett
Cambridge City
Tuesaday
Rushville
Rothschild Maxims Plastered At Bank Walls
A list of famous maxims once displayed at Baron Rothschilds bank walls includes Be polite to everybody Never tell business Hen Pay your debts promptly Make no useless acquaintances Take time to consider and then decide positively.
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Baron Rothschilda
Seed Catalogues and the seed buyer’s pitfalls
U N Ferrer of Lyons Station Indiana cautions readers about seed catalogues. He contrasts two types of buyers the hopeful tester and the pessimistic skeptic, and warns that failure often stems from improper soil location and cultivation rather than the seeds. He advises trying one or two new varieties yearly with suitable conditions, and to study catalogues carefully before blaming seed sellers.
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Courier
U. N. Ferrer
Lyons Station
Ind
Boyhood in the South anecdotes target ministers
Gen John B Gordon recounts tales from Youths Companion about white ministers taunted by enslaved congregants. A saltied baptism scene ends with a comical retort from a heavy negro woman. A later Godfrey sermon prompts a deacon to joke about a yam versus common taters.
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South
John B. Gordon
Godfrey
State Inspector warns gas field supply is failing
J C Leach, State Inspector of Natural Gas, reports to the State Geologist that past histories of gas fields and current conditions justify the claim that gas supply is failing and will eventually be exhausted.
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J.C. Leach
Saya
Texas Dealer Leads Largest U S Carriage Shipment
A Dallas report details a 1000 vehicle, thirty car Indiana–Texas special train from J B McFarlan Carriage Co. arriving Jan 15 1899. D M Hawkins Texas rep organized the sale in Texas with coverage by the Dallas News, the train touring Katy yards and planned to break up today for distribution to 12–15 Texas points.
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Katy
Connersville
Indiana
J.B. McFarlan Carriage Co
Nersville
Texas
D. M. Hanskins
Condersville
Dallas
Uni
Hawkins
Teachers License Examination Set for January 27 1900
Examinations for teachers license will be at the 8th Street School Saturday January 27 1900 starting 7 a.m. One education set based on Scott's Organic Education and one on general pedagogy. reading tests from Clark's How to Teach Reading and the broader field of Reading. All applicants for common school licenses must take a Literature exam covering ends of English and American authors and selections.
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Scott
Clark
International Live Stock Exposition Planned in Chicago
Arrangements are under way to hold an International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago early next December. Initiated by the Union Stock Yards Co with support from major breed associations in the United States and Canada, the event will offer large prizes for each stock breed and feature major sales of blooded and fat stock. Further information is available from the International Live Stock Exposition, Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards Co
Canada
Union Stock Yarde
Cincinnati paper offers reward for marked one dollar bill
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune offers to pay 50 dollars for the single dollar bill marked B55768114 if presented at its office. The Law and Order League of Glenwood notified Chas Demoss to close his restaurant on Sunday. He refused and vows to resist enforcement efforts.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Law and Order League of
Glenwood
Chas. Demoss
Rude Drill Worker closes lifting 150 jobs in Liberty
The Rude Drill Worker of Liberty Indiana shut down last Saturday night due to competition with a trust price. The closure puts about 150 workers out of work. A recent purchase of $13,000 in gold was paid for a thoroughbred English ull in a South American republic.
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Republics
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