Home remedy for rheumatism and kidney trouble touted
A home-made tonic blends Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparille. Dosing is one teaspoon after meals and at bedtime with water, no diet change required. Promoted as a kidney cleanser improving eliminative tissue function and uric acid removal. Drugstores claim ingredients are readily mixed at home and effective for urinary and rheumatic complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
School enumeration to begin April 10
The enumeration of school children will begin on April 10. Dr F D White and Thomas Wood Sr have been employed to do the work. Last year the enumeration showed 1 893 persons between six and twenty one years of age. Owing to last year having no empty houses, while now there are many, there may be a slight falling off, this can only be determined when the county is completed. Householders should report all persons between the ages named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. White
Thomas Wood, Sr
Gordon predicts Taft nomination gains steam in New York
A Cincinnati Times Star report cites Hon. Harry L. Gordon of Cincinnati visiting New York and Philadelphia. He says Taft will be nominated and elected, noting growing support and expected return to Cincinnati soon. Gordon, raised in Metamora, grows his network and influence.
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Cincinnati Times-Star
New York
Harry L. Gordon
Cincinnati
Walcott
Ciordon
Philadelphia
Taft
Gordon
Metamora
Everton Fire Details Stir Controversy Over Cause
A recent Everton fire report a gentleman from the village disputes menial haste in the account. A J Britt of the cooperative store claims the fire was caused by a damp gasoline can mishandled near the rear door, with the can overturning and oil igniting from a lamp, leading to injuries.
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Everton
A. J. Britt
Co-Operative Store
Brown's Modified Bridge Plan Outlines April Bidding
Engineer Hanson outlined a modified Brown plan for the county road project approved by the Board of Commissioners. It omits levees, shortens the bridge by about thirty feet, and contemplates bids for an up to ten foot bridge with survey work ongoing to determine land filing. Brown previously proposed a leveed, longer structure with higher costs.
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Hanson
Board of Commissioners
Jimuel's Muse Takes a Rest Amid Country News
A rustic column blends personal notes and local gossip. Residents visit kin in Purdue vicinity and nearby towns while light humor punctuates updates on debts, temper, and community quirks. Names include Mrs Otto Britt, Riley Alexander, Ed Fink, Jake Fink, King Allen, Omer Williams, and J H Tate among others.
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Otto Britt
Everton
Bunkerhill
Lafayette
Lutre
Riley Alexander
Purdue University
Local Social Event At Presbyterian Church Circle
William Basse Mes eteob Sehoenholty Mrs Blarrey Cowite and Miss Louise Weisel will entertain the members of the Brauen Verein and Cheat Prtenids at the Coffee Circle in the basement of the First Presbyterian Church tomorrow afternoon. A cordial invitation is extended.
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William Basse
Eteob Sehoenholty
Blarrey Cowite
Louise Weisel
Brauen Verein
Thie Cotkee Circle
Co-torrow
Sixth District GOP Convention Hints at Rivalry
In Indianapolis Star report, six Sixth District candidates race for the Republican nomination ahead of Shelbyville convention on April 16. Front runners Barnard of New Castle and Thomas Davidson of Greensboro lead, with Sen. Br. Moore of Connersville backing them. Davidson campaigned countywide and voted with Decatur County for Shelbyville delegates.
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Shelbyville
Marion
Indianapolis
J. O. Campbell
Richmond
Wayne
Judge Barnard
New Castle
Thomas Davidson
Greensboro
Br. BE. Moore
Coinnersville
Davidson
Decatur County
Rush
Shelby County
Fruit Growers Favor Cold Spring For Better Crop
Fruit growers welcome the present cold spell as it may delay blooming and improve the chance of a large fruit crop. Last March’s warmth caused blossoms to be damaged by later frosts, and a crop failure would strain markets and raise prices for households already short of fruit.
Gowdy claims 816 Watson delegates lead at Indiana GOP nom
Capt. John K. Gowdy reports from county delegates that James E. Watson leads the Indiana Republican nomination race. He says 1,416 delegates have been elected with over 640 backing Watson, ahead of rivals, and notes support across agricultural and labor counties. Remaining delegates from Vanderburgh and six other counties could push Watson toward early nomination.
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James E. Watson
Rushville
John K. Gowdy
Indianapolis Star
Capt. Gowdy
Greene
Watson
Card of Rhanis and Memorial Message
A condensed funeral notice honors ChisahS and the pastor and choir at Seesud Mobo. Alec Taadiee of New BY is noted, with thanks to Mrs. Ess Telemalons and Andy Chul for support and condolences.
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Alec Taadiee
Basher Conek
Ess
Chit Founder of Bentley Church Remembered
A portrait of Milton Truster and his role in founding the Bentley Universalist church near the old Srange fall. The article notes his belief in church as a business aimed at benefiting farmers, the church’s unique fundraising, and its community role with the Ireland Young People’s Christian Union.
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Indiana
Milton Trasler
United States
Truster
Bentley Shurch
Srange Fall
Mitton Trugher
Daily Mail
Jesus
Smith
Ireland Church
TSNL
Milton Trusler
Crossley
Ireland
Chiat
Druggists Called to Study New Label Law in Indianapolis
Indianapolis March 21 state pure food and drug commissioner H K Barnard called 300 Indianapolis druggists to a meeting next Monday at 2 PM in Room 17 State House to review the new label law in effect since March 1. He notes many are uninformed and will be required to list shelves items not properly formulated. A list of 1800 preparations and their contents will aid the effort.
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Indianapolis
Ind
H. KE. Barnard
State Pure Food and Drug Commissioner
State House
Barnard
Wearing Green Sparks Kindergarten Moment on St Patrick Day
On St Patrick's Day many wore green including children at a Connersville school. A teacher asked the class why the green was worn and a young pupil asked why they dressed in green, prompting a group discussion about the holiday and its symbolism.
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Connersville
Edviss
St. Pateieh
Wis
Advertising Sure to Bring Business in Astoria Budget
A Budget complimentary notice discusses S. J. Lysneh and his cheerful advertising in Astoria as he leaves Phil Joseph’s store. It notes S. D. Lynch leaves the Boston store, plans to open a new plant in August, and urges continuous ads to draw customers. Lynch praises Astoria papers and urges honest marketing and strong staff effort to boost sales.
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Astoria
Oregon
Lynch
Boston
Launch
Ftan Niles
Mir
Livneb
Nstaria
Dangers of Pneumonia Warns Readers
Fragmentary text warns about pneumonia dangers and the need for prevention. Mentions treatment and hospital care, but the readable lines focus on catching pneumonia early to avoid severe outcomes and promote protection measures.
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Alm Hanson
Mer. Flanson
Jimuel
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Batesville
Jake Fink
King Allen
Hubers Station
Family
Omer Williams
Sverton
John Williams
Barkerhill
E. FE. Tate
Orange
J. H. Tate
Bunkerhille
Levi Bennington
J. H. ‘Tate
John Withalla
Maude Tate
Homer Caldwell
Lick Creek Cemetery
Rachel Vance
Bunc Kkerhill
Re Scribe and Family
Crippelas
Siath
Davison
Gowdy
Ender
Mr. Watson
Rhanis
Chit
Bentley Church
Milton
Trailer
Preacher
Gamrose
Hal
A. W. Harold
Virginia Avenue
Maplewood
Bueloras
Gymrose
Gamroze
Williard
North Star
May Rose
Red Rose
Red Wilkes
H. BE. Barnard
Pure Food and Drug
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Monster New
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