Veedersburg Man Marries in Crawfordsville Ceremony
Hartson Morehouse of Sterling and Mrs Eliza Doolen of Crawfordsville were married Saturday at 4 30 in Crawfordsville at the bride's sister Mrs J W Jenkins home. Rev O E Kelley officiated. The groom, well known in Veedersburg, will reside with his bride at the Moorehouse home in Sterling.
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Hartson Morehouse
Sterling
Eliza Doolen
Crawfordsville
J. W. Jenkins
O. E. Kelley
Veedersburg
Relief from Headaches with Dr King Life Pills
A 19th century style medical ad claims nervous and sick headaches stem from torpid liver and digestive issues. It promises quick relief as the pills regulate liver and bowels and urges taking 25 cents for a box, recommended by Irvin's Drug Store.
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Dr. King
Irvin'a Drag Store
Levi S Lever Dies in Attica at 65
Levi S Lever a longtime Attica tobacco dealer died suddenly at his Brady street home after heart trouble. Born in Germany 65 years ago he lived in Attica since 1877 and was survived by a widow and son Victor. He belonged to Masons Knights of Pythias Red Men B nai B rith U C T and other lodges. Funeral Tuesday at 9 30 a m Rabbi Zinkin Lafayette officiating. interment in Attica Jewish cemetery under Lafayette lodge B P O Elks auspices.
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Levi S. Lever
Brady Street
Attica
Bright
Mr. Lever
Germany
Clinton
Victor Lever
Lever
Masonic
Terre Haute
Knights of Pythias
Clinton, Ill
Red Men
Marshfield
Lafayette
Ellis
B’nai B’rith
Citi
Arthur Zinkin
Lafayette Lodge No. 143
Schoonover
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria
An old newspaper notice echoes a classic product slogan as it references Fletcher's Castoria for infants. The line evokes mid-century advertising style typical of Republican-era papers, highlighting a familiar patent remedy phrase from the period.
Scott's Emulsion Promises Health Renewal
It argues against drugs or alcohol and promotes Scott's Emulsion as a wholesome predigested nourishment. The copy claims it sharpens appetite, nourishes blood and nerves, strengthens bones, and restores courage and vigor for a brighter life.
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Scott
Methodist Church Notes Preaching and Services
The pastor will preach next Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Special music will be rendered at each service. Sunday school meets at 9:45 a.m. The Junior League gathers at 2 p.m. and the Epworth League at 6 p.m. Attendance and interest are rising across church activities.
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Epworth
This Will Interest Mothers: Mother Gray's Sweet Powder
Patent medicine ad touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powder for children to relieve teething discomfort and colic, regulate bowels, and destroy worms. Claims 24 years of use and cold relief within 24 hours. Sold by druggists at 25 cents. sample free. Address A. Olmeted LeRoy New York ad.
Exhibit Car Showcased Missouri Arkansas Texas Soils
A long freight car carrying a soil and land exhibit from Missouri, Arkansas, and Texas toured the Big Four tracks in this city. Hundreds of citizens and farmers viewed the red and black loam with clay subsoil, learning about soil health, climate, and the opportunity to cultivate cereals, stock, and vegetables here. The display framed land prices as affordable for those willing to work with natural conditions. officials called the exhibit an educator.
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Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
Danville Coal Vein Interferes With Water Main Work
In Danville workers extending a water main on West William Street encountered a coal vein near the surface. The pipe was laid through coal and melting furnaces drew coal discarded from the ditch, with some coal reportedly taken by local residents.
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Danville
West William Street
Saved His Foot
Bantam resident H. D. Ely suffered a four year foot ulcer and refused amputation. He tried Bucksen’s Arnica Salve as a last resort and reports his foot was soon completely cured. Also touted as a remedy for burns cuts bruises and eczema recommended by Irvin's Drug Store.
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H. D. Ely
Bantam
Irvin
Rev Strecker to Lecture on Palestine With 65 Slides
Under the Methodist Sunday school, Rev. E. W. Strecker will lecture on Palestine using sixty five slides. He traveled from Hebron to Damascus and the Lebanon mountains as a theological student with scholars. Adults pay 1e and children up to 15 years pay 10c. program Wednesday evening November 26.
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Methodist Sunday School
E. W. Strecker
Palestine
Strecker
Hebron
Damascus
Lebanon
Masonic Fraternity
New Cases Filed in Circuit Court
Several new filings listed include Mack Foster versus Flora Edwards on a promissory note, Edward Perry against Indiana Semi Black Coal Co for debt, Allen T. Davis versus John A. Wilt with a bench warrant issued, George Diffenderfer versus George H. Phebus on a note, Frank C. Evans versus Samuel K. Brewer on a note, Mary F. Nixon versus J. M. Davis on a note, and Cordeliah L. Rector versus Harrison A. Rector a divorce action.
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Edward Perry
Indiana Semi Black Coal Co
Allen T. Davis
John A. Wilt
Frank C. Evans
Samuel K. Brewer
Mary F. Nixon
J. M. Davis
Marriage licenses issued by County Clerk Roy Sanders
Forest E. Riley and Thersa Marie Smith of Attica. Bennie H. Morgan of Veedersburg and Frances E. Brewer of Covington. Hart. Guy Thomas of Tangier and Artie E. Royce of Yeddo. Wm. A. Pavey 60 and Mary G. Townsley 59. Chas. C. Harris 26 and Alverda Brooks 22.
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Roy Sanders
Forest E. Riley
Thersa Marie Smith
Attica
Bennie H. Morgan
Veedersburg
Frances E. Brewer
Covington
Chas. C. Harris
Alverda Brooks
Accidents Will Happen and Repairs Emphasized
A promotional note stresses that breakdowns occur despite precautions and warns against choosing the wrong shop. It asserts only the best work suffices and promises to repair broken items to near new condition.
Red Cross Seals Return to County Sale
Red Cross seals will be sold again at multiple county locations under the same conditions as last year. Watch for their appearance and support the campaign through local sales points.
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Red Cross
Illness Reports For Carrie Stilwell And Miss Devlin
A brief medical note states Carrie Stilwell suffered throat trouble last week and was thought to have diphtheria but diagnosed with membranous sore throat. The same report applies to Miss Devlin.
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Carrie Stilwell
Miss Devlin
Postmasters Directed to Stamp First Class Mail in Rural Boxes
The Department directs rural post offices to ensure all first class mail deposited in rural boxes is stamped before deposit. If stamping is not practical, coins for stamps should go in coin receptacles, not in envelopes or loose in boxes. James I Blaksler Fourth Assistant Postmaster General.
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Washington, D. C
James I. Blaksler
Dr Kings New Discovery Cures Persistent Cough
A cough that signals danger from consumption is eased by Dr Kings New Discovery. It loosens the chest stops fever and aids sleep. Mrs A F Mertz of Glen Kiln Iowa reports it cured a stubborn cough after weeks of failed treatment. Also marketed for coughs colds throat and lung troubles with money back if it fails. Price 50 cents and 1.00.
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Dr. King
A F. Mertz
Glen Kilyu
Iowa
Prica
Irvin
Orphan Court Allows 25000 Fee in Winans Estate Settlement
The Orphan’s Court in Baltimore approves a 25000 fee to counsel for Prince De Bearn’s guardian and the firm Marbury Gosnell Williams, to be paid from the 500000 allotted to the Winans grandchildren. The payment will shrink other legatees’ shares, including Dorothy Bateman of Newport, and Thomas R Winans’ potential challenge remains uncertain.
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Baltimore
Ross Winans
Prince de Bearn
Orphan’ Court
Maurice Leon
Marbury, Gosnell & Williams
Mr. Winans
Baby in Tree Sparks Police Search in New York
John Crohan a foreman for an asphalt firm rushed to East Thirty-fifth Street station claiming a baby was in a tree near Thirty-seventh Street and Park Avenue. Officers and Bellevue Hospital ambulance found only a fluttering paper. Crohan insisted a baby had been kidnapped.
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New York
John Crohan
East Thirty-fifth Street
Thirty-seventh Street
Park Avenue
Crohan
Bellevue Hospital
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised by Cheney firm
The document states Frank J. Cheney as senior partner of I. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio swearing to pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It notes an internal remedy acting on blood and mucous surfaces and advertises testimonials and Hall's Family Pills for constipation. ad wordage ends with a stray note about Adrianople’s mosques and history.
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Frank J. Cheney
I. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A. D
F. J. Cheney & Co
Ohio
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Cotton Belt
Rev. Strecker
Circuit Court
Mack Foster
Flora Edwards
George Diffenderfer
George H. Phebus
Cordeliah L. Rector
Harrison A. Rector
Ghildren
Rod Ee Ae Christmas
Hasting
GEO. W. Kerr & Sons
P. Little
Covington and
Winans Wiii Duce
Aire
State of
City of
Lucas County
A. W .Gleason
Notary Public
Adrianople
Hadrian
Turkey
Greece
New York Herald
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