Causes of stomach troubles quick lunches and ulcers warned
Four professors at the Chicago Medical Society symposium warned that rapid midday meals and hasty eating habits may cause gastric ulcers and health decline for both men and women. They urged regulation of lunch counter eating and dietary awareness, with doctors Cadwell and others promoting remedies and preventive tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Medicial Society
Dra. N.S. Davis, Jr
W. A. Evans
J. B. Herr
Allen
Kodel Dyspepsia Cure Endorsed by Governor Atkinson
The advertisement claims Kodel cures indigestion and stomach troubles, purifies and strengthens the digestive system, and improves mood and health. Gov. G. W. Atkinson of West Virginia says he used many bottles and found it a powerful remedy, recommending it to friends J. P. Buckner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolel
Gov. G. W. Atkinson
W. Vs
J.P. Buckner
Train Fare Notices For 1903 State Meetings And Tours
Rail fare notices list one and one third round trip fares for events across Indiana Illinois Missouri and Wisconsin. Dates span late December 1902 to January 1903 with tickets on sale two days prior and return validity through early January 1903. destinations include Champaign Indianapolis Kansas City Memphis Milwaukee and other stations in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Route
Champaign
Hinneis State Dairywan's Association
Fickets
Todianapolis
Ind
Indiana State Teachers’ Association
Indiana
Kansas City
National Live Stock Association
Memphis
Tomn
Bricklayers and Masons International Union of America
Milwaukee
Wis
Foley's Honey and Tar touted as cure and preventive
The ad copy claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures colds and prevents pneumonia. It promotes the booklet Railroad in Education distributed by the Wabash Railway and asks readers to send 6 cents for postage to C. S. Crane in St. Louis. It also features a sensational banner claiming a salve is the most healing in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
St. Louis Union Station
Wabash
C. S. Crane
Wabash RB. R
St. Louis
Obituary of Mary W Kisins Adkins Died 1902
Mary W Kisins Adkins died at her home near the city on December 4 1902 of pneumonia at age 67 years 4 months 9 days. Born July 25 1835 in Shelby county Kentucky she joined the Baptist church in 1854 and later a Christian church in Cold Springs Fountain county. She married Nashville Adkins on December 20 1859 and he died February 18 1894. Survived by four children Granville B William J One Lo and Allen N. Funeral by Rev Shambard at the family residence with Mt Hope cemetery interment.
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Mary W. Kisins Adkins
J. B
Nancy Elgxine
Shelby County
Kentucky
Shelbyville
Warren County
Baptist Church
Fountain County
Cold Springs
Mather
Nashville
Ad King
Granville B. William J
Onie Lo
Alln N
Rey Shambard
Lp.m
Mt Hope Cemetery
Death of Ophie Donaldson in Wabash township
Mrs Ophie Donaldson wife of Howard Donaldson died at her home near Ruckhorn church about 11 a m Sunday from consumption. Born May 24 1877 in Wabash township she was 25 years 6 months 13 days. She married Howard Donald on December 25 1900 and leaves a daughter and husband. Funeral 10 a m Tuesday at home conducted by Rev with interment in Mt Hope cemetery. The Republican offers condolences.
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Ophie Donaldson
Howard Donaldson
Wabash Township
Howard Donald
Ruckhorn Church
Fortunate Gulf Coast Lands Promoted by L and N Line Prospect
J M Kenny Jr Nielsen of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad interest toured the Gulf coast between Pensacola and Mobile calling the land a rich grazing and stock area. He cites 24 feet above sea level water wells and a perfect climate with profits from upland rice sugar cane and crops. He plans advertising here though denies being a land agent. Said Mr Keeney W M Bridgett 401 2 Daniel Building Danville
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J. M. Kenny, Jr
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
South
Our City
Pensacola
Mobile
Gulf
Alabama
Timber land sale offers $5 per acre and new southern health
The ad promotes timber land under a lumber company with J Roach Johnson Co as agents. It notes abundant timber, land cleared by cutting over areas for five dollars per acre, and recent sales by Danville buyers at about thirty four dollars per acre. Bridgett plans a December 16 movement south with minimal travel changes.
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Lll
J. Roach Johnson & Co
Danville
Bridgett
New South
Delineator Christmas number marks thirtieth anniversary
The December Delineator issue celebrates its thirtieth anniversary with over 230 pages and 34 full page illustrations. It features work from leading modern writers and artists and required massive production resources including 91 presses and 915000 copies.
Card of Thanks for Jesse W. Jordan and Childre
We extend our heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for their generous aid and sympathy during the death and burial of our beloved wife and mother Jesse W. Jordan and Childre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse W. Jordan and
Childre
Stone River Survivors Reunion Forty and Third
The fortieth anniversary and third annual reunion of Stone River battle survivors will be held at Greencastie Die Bt 1902. Officials wish every survivor to attend. Holiday rail rates available.
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Stone River
Greencastie
White Loaf Flour advertised by Shellabarger Mill and Elevator Co
Tested pastry and bread flour option named White Loaf. Each sack is warranted and may convince buyers. Sold by grocery merchants in December week including Christmas dates. Local stores Herzog Spence Plaut Coleman Harter Schesley Loeb Board open evenings. Pipeline cures plies money refunded if it ever fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellabarger
Shellabarger Mill and Levator Co
M. Herzog
Spence & Plaut
W. B. Coleman
N. Harter
M. Schesley
J. Loeb
H J. Board
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Rocky Mountains
Denver and Rio Grande and Rio Grande Western
K. Hooper
Denver
Colo
Colorado, Utah
New Mexico
Great Western
Denver & Rio Grande
Rio Grande Westro
Geo. D. Cook
Charles ‘Hutson
Meat Market
Gwimp & Son
South Third Street
Rawway Guide
Wa Ting Fady
Chis
Washington
Wu Ting Fang
Benson's
United States
Genbury & Johnson, Mig
N.Y
Kodel Dyspepsia
FSS
Jay Gould
Rasy
Alain No
Peerderun
Druggia
Bly Brithers
Tirabe
New Adenters
INN & C
Enomes
Ayer
R. N. Mann
Fall Mills, Tenn
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell, Mass
C. H. Tinsley
Mayer's Old
W. G. Boyd
Clark
Attica
McDermund’s
Nobby
Arthur Miller
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