Groves MD Correspondence Highlights Local Meetings and School Start
Correspondent notes Mrs. Robinson’s return from a visit with daughter Mrs. Garrett Gray of Connersville. Bro. Scofield begins meetings at Stringtown with Miss Perrin assisting. School opened Sept 17 to fair attendance and strong interest in the children’s department. Community members attend Basket Meeting at Mays Station and plans for the year are optimistic.
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Robinson
Garrett Gray
Connersville
Scofield
Stringtown
Miss Perrin
Thorntown
Bro
Mays Station
Berry Rush
A. W. Conner
Irvington
Fairview
Chas. McGraw
Misa Stanish
Middletown
Ohio
Meadames McGraw
Caldwell
Prof
Sheedy
Grant County
Indianapolis
Wm. Lewis
Higley
Raleigh
David Gooding
Falmouth
Robert Saxon
Ludlow
Dyspepsia Cure Promised by Shinkles Cure Sale
Advertisement claims health and happiness depend on curing dyspepsia with Shinkle's Cure. The copy asserts the remedy will cure the disease if given a chance and notes it is for sale at Warp JEMISONS.
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Shinkle
Warp Jemisons
Alquina News Teems With Farm Notes and Local Happenings
Correspondence from Alquina reports farmers praising corn and peaches while noting clover fly damage. Jennings township plans sowing wheat, and locals note more goods sold in Alquilla than peers. Prof George Walker sends regards from Covatzer. Greenberg Hanson ill. Rev Hedges back at circuit. diverse harvests and a busy farm season ahead.
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Courier
Jennings Township
Alquilla
Indiana
George Milner
J. W. Dye
William Price
Jane Duncan
Flint Jackson
Flint
George Walker
Covatzer
Corrinn
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin touted as cure for long stomach troubles
A Bridgton Indiana neighbor of Joe Cook claims Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cured a 12 year digestion ailment. Cook invites inquiries from anyone doubting the remedy for constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach trouble.
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Joe Cook
Bridgton
Ind
Dr. Caldwell
Byrup Popelu
Beeson Station Residents Attend Social Visits
Beeson Station resident Dave Griffin and wife spent Sunday with Mark Beeson and his spouse. Minnie Griffin and Bertha Harris hosted Ethel Brat tain on Sunday. Ed Mockwart attended the funeral of Mr. Dehaven last week. Lotta Griffin visited Mrs. Frank Wallace, Ella Harris of Harrisburg stayed with her brother's family. L. E. and W. bridge crews report repair work between this place and Milton. Abner Whipple of Huber Station visited Richmond relatives. George Booth of Dunlapsville spent Sunday with his lady friend.
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Dave Griffin
Mark Beeson
Minnie Griffin
Bertha Harris
Ethel Brattain
Ed Mockwart
Dehaven
Lotta Griffin
Frank Wallace
Misa Ella Harris
Harrisburg
L. E. & W. Bridge
Milton
Abner Whipple
Huber Station
Richmond
D. Gritila
J. Harris
Connersville
George Booth
Dunlapsville
Editor’s Praise for Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin in Clarence Iowa
Clarence resident Clark Smith writes of long lasting constipation digestion and dyspepsia relief from Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin praising it as excellent medicine. He notes using the remedy for a year and cites personal health improvement through the agency established in the area.
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Clarence
Iowa
Clark Smith
Caldwell
Jemison
Over the Range Social Notes from Indiana Towns
J T Huston and wife with others attended the State Fair in Indianapolis last week. Miss Emme A Beowan visits Miss Grace D Elliott in Hawkins. H M Jordan hosts friends in honor of Robert L Beatty of Newcastle. Alva L Cole of Bentonville shows off a new McKinley drain. Baker and Mrs Elizabeth Wymore call on neighbours Tuesday. James Ludlow visits Cincinnati to see his wife at Hall Sanatorium. Mrs Sherwood and Earl and others from Falmouth spend Saturday at M Jordan's. Mrs James O'Brien is very sick. Mysterious Visitor.
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J.T. Huston
Jon Moffett
W. E. Elliott
Indianapolis
Emme A. Beowan
Fairview
Grace D. Elliott
Hawkins
H. M. Jordan
Robert L Beatty
Newcastle
Alva L. Cole
Bentonville
McKinley
D Baker
Elizabeth Wymore
Tweslay
James Ludlow
Cincinnati
Hall
Sherwood
Earl
Misae
Nannie Smiley
Hannah North
Grandma North
Falmouth
M. Jordan
James O'Brien
Spirit of Truth in It Claims Chicago Times- Herald Quality
A reader praises the Chicago Times-Herald for its spirit of truth and reliability. The letter asserts the paper provides quick accurate news service, sane editorials, and interesting specials, claiming few papers equal it worldwide.
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Chicago Times- Herald
Montana Bank Chief Sees Broader Growth and Rate Shifts
H H Matteson of First National Bank of Great Falls reports deposits up 118 percent from four years ago. He cites 85 percent from new business and 33 percent from higher balances. Bonds moved from 590 to 465. Sheep borrowing declines with larger flocks. Anticipates currency law lowering rates from 10 percent to seven or eight percent within two to three years.
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H. H. Matteson
First National Bank of Great
One of Our Tourists and Train Schedules
A collection of items includes a March 27 1898 Dayton note asking for Drapepsia Medicine and delivery directions, plus a Theo C W and D Ry special train schedule for October 4 from Connersville to Fair Ground with stops, and a cautious job ad seeking an honest active man for delivering to Indians with a nine thousand dollar yearly pay.
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Dayton
Ohio
Fr. L. Shinkle
Eag
Hartford City
Iva
J. K. Chapman
Reynolds & Reynolds
Waup Jemison
Theo C. W
D. Ry
Connersville
Lyons
Brownsville
Liberty
Cottage Grove
College Corner
Oxford
Woode
McGonigles
Hamilton
Fair Ground
School Notes Reflect on Recitation Frequency and Teaching
State Supt. F L Jones argues daily recitation in all subjects is unnecessary with seven or eight months of school and when pupils progress well. He says recite daily when behind, but three to four times weekly when ahead to focus on difficult topics.
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F. L Jones
C. R. Perin
Alpine
Perin
Vincent Barker
Terre Haute
State Normal
Vincent
Alquina
Fayetteville
Bentonville
Hill
When Your Heart Flutters at the Deng Store
An advertisement promotes Dr. Caldwell's Pepsin as a remedy for digestion causing heart flutter and breath shortness. It urges readers to purchase at the Deng Store and to warn Jemison.
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Deng Store
Dr. Caldwell
Jemison
New Gutta Percha-Like Product Found in Zanzibar
English officers report a new gum from a Zanzibar tree that oozes a white fluid when cut. Boiled and cooled it forms a hard yet mouldable material resembling gutta percha. It could become a cheaper marketable substitute aiding Zanzibar’s economy.
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Zanzibar
Remedy from Nature's Laboratory Celery Nerve Compound
A remedy marketed as Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound combines celery cocoa caé cara sagrada hops dandelion mandrake sarsaparilla and chamomite. The ad claims sickly children weary women and tired men gain health strength and happiness and notes it is sold by McKennan & Ashworth.
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Nature
McKennan & Ashworth
Holland's Famous Tulip Craze in 1634
In 1634 Holland tulip mania drew crowds to rare bulbs. Rumors stirred bids and amazing sums. a Haarlem bulb and an Amsterdam dealer competed amid frenzied markets. A Dutch bulb reportedly sold for about three thousand dollars in that era. Wastep Good Milch Cows offered by J. M. Webster, the Dairyman.
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Holland
Cliford Howard
May Ladies’ Home Journal
Joviat
Haarlem
Amsterdam
Ameateridan
J. M. Webster
Connersville
Rural Notes On Corn Exhibits And Sugary Crops
The Courier office hosts a cereal and vegetable exhibit with Connersville township led by WwW. W. Johnson and Harrison, Jennings, and Connellsville exhibitors showing heavy ears and tallest stalks. An Ohio potato and a large squash highlight prizes, while fertilizer advice, rye mulch, and soil condition notes accompany farmers’ notes. The American Beet Sugar Company plans a Rocky Ford plant to process 1000 tons daily by Oct. 15.
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Courier
W. Johnson
Connersville Township
Merrifield
Robin Franklin
Samuel Garrett
W. J. Hawkins
Harrison
Garrett
Harrison Township
Exchange
American Beet Sugar Company
Ita
Rocky Ford, Col
Dear Boy Letters on Politics and Church Metaphor
A letter-writer cites John Jones Tom Bently and Harry Weldyn planning to vote for McKinlay and Roosevelt while opposing the incumbent congressman. The text uses a church metaphor to praise the Republican party and suggests the Democratic strategy is to “kick” key figures to paralyze legislation.
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John Jones
Tom Bently
Harry Weldoo
Pat
McKinlay
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Bro
Bro. Robinson
Jones
Bently
Weldyn
Irg
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Democratic House of Representatives
McKinley
Ship of State
Weldon
Squedunk Station
Pawpaw Township
Don’t Be A Kicker Your Father Says
A speaker argues against personal gripes over federal pay in favor of national progress led by McKinley. He lists postmasters Jones and Bentley and census taker Weldon as seeking payouts, but urges focus on great principles and unity. He warns this year is not for kicking.
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Congress
Jones
Squedunk
Bently
Pawpaw Township
Weldon
Orient
Eea
America
William McKinley
Lincoln
Shible Tella Ua
Esau
Bentley
August Flower touted as universal cure for stomach ills
A vintage ad claims August Flower is the largest medicine case in the civilized world used to treat indigestion biliousness nervousness headaches and general malaise. It promotes cleansing the system regulating liver action and easing nervous and organic symptoms with a few bottles of Green's August Flower. Sold by Mehkeuan and Ashworth.
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Mehkeuan & Ashworth
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