Tremont Hotel One Day Offer by Licensed Specialists
Licensed by Indiana for treating deformities and chronic diseases offer free consultation and examination at Tremont Hotel on this trip. They claim many cures without surgery, urging patients with stomach, liver, kidney, nerve, or rheumatic issues to call, bring a urine sample, and note that married ladies must come with husbands or misers with parents.
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State of
Indiana
America
Mny
Time for Courtesy in an Age of Busyness and Manners
An editorial urging steady courtesy in daily life, citing Emerson and Lord Lytton on manners. It argues good manners are small sacrifices that ease social friction, contrasts courtesy with unmanliness, and extols learning manners from those who value gentility.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Lord Lytton
Emerson
Come to this office for your bale bills
A brief notice directs readers to visit the office to obtain bale bills. It offers no dates or names, focusing on the procedural request for paperwork.
Roosevelt Not A Good Vote Getter In New York
A contemporary analysis argues Colonel Roosevelt failed to secure strong party support as he ran for governor and later as a third party leader. It cites New York and Illinois results, showing Roosevelt polled fewer votes than Black, Odell, and Taft in multiple races, challenging the notion of his peak electability.
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New York
Roosevelt
Teddy
Taft
Odell
Spain
Black
Alton B. Parker
Bryan
Illinois
Charles S. Deneen
Deneen
Colonel Roosevelt
Undy
Balter
Teddy” Bumcombe
Judge Parker
Miinois
Electric Bitters Said to Cure Indigestion and Nerve Weakness
A health note claims loss of appetite signals trouble and recommends Electric Bitters to tonify the stomach and cure indigestion. It cites Michael Hessheimer of Lincoln Nebraska, sick over three years, who recovered after six bottles. The product is said to boost blood, nerves, and digestion. Available for 50 cents at druggists.
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Michael Hessheimer
Lincoln
Neb
Spell Against Evil Eye in Southern India
A discussion of omens and remnants of ancient Dravidian beliefs in Southern India. Edgar Thursha presents an English book detailing how faiths persist despite legal bans, noting red hand impressions on mosques and Brahmin houses as charms against the evil eye, with a photographed example by Mr. Whurston.
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India
Fhadur
Whurston
Fortune in Faces Promoted By New Life Pills
Advertisement asserts pimples blotches and facial blemishes come from impure blood and claims Dr King s New Life Pills improve health and beauty. It urges readers to try the 25 cent remedy at all druggists.
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Dr. King
Man and Woman Clash Over Smoking Car Etiquette
In a crowded train a large woman seeks a seat in the smoking car near the door. A man beside her ignores her discomfort while smoking. She reproaches him for rudeness and he offers a cigar, prompting a brief social clash reported by House Keeper.
Proof Positive in Washington Times Style
A playful dialogue reveals a young man in disguise as a husband figure questions how the disguise is seen. Mrs De Pretty notes she reads faces over clothes, underscoring a theme of appearances versus identity in a whimsical exchange.
The Horse’s Comment Causes Barn Boards Kicked
In a temper the mule kicked several boards from a barn wall causing a minor commotion. The horse, observing the incident, muttered about the mule’s temper and noted the action as an odd display of fresh air.
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Buffalo Uixpress
Deafness Cure Claim by Constitutional Remedies
An old advertisement states deafness cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as the remedy for deafness caused by catarrh. It claims one hundred dollars for any case not cured and urges readers to send for free circulars from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by all druggists, with Hall's family pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hal
Partition Petition in Fountain County Circuit Court
In Fountain County Indiana a partition petition has been filed in the Fountain Circuit Court seeking division of lands. Non residents are named as necessary parties and a hearing is set for December 9, 1912 at the Covington courthouse with default provisions if absent. The notice is signed by Clerk Lenoy Sanders and attorneys Veliva and Martin.
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Torro Parrett
Clara Moore
Moore
Circuit Court
Fountain County
Indiana
Covington
Idiana
Deceimber
Ilstatay
Lie
Lenoy Sanders
Fountain Circuit
Petition of Administrator to Sell Real Estate
Petition of administrator Lamet Rice, as administrator of Eliza’s estate, to sell real estate for debts. Defendants named as nonresidents are parties. Hearing set in Covington Indiana Courthouse on November 6, 1912. Clerk Leroy Sanders, attorneys Robert N. Voliva and John B. Martin. 10-18-12 wd.
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James Parrott
Circuit Court
Fountain County
Indiana
State of
Covington
Leroy Sanders
Robert N. Voliva
John B. Martin
Administrator's Sale of Personal Property on Silver Island
The administrator of Henry Aldersons estate will hold a public auction at the late residence on Silver Island Fountain County Indiana about three and a half miles north of Silverwood. Personal estate includes 8 sows 7 pigs 1 boar 1 horse 1 bull 5 cows 3 heifers 3 steers hay farming implements plows harrows binder mower lister wagons buggies harness and many other items. Six month credit on sums over five dollars with note security six percent interest if unpaid. Sums five dollars and under cash. No removal until sale terms are met.
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Silver Island
Fountain County
Indiana
Silverwood
Notice to Defendants in Fountain County Partition Suit
Legal notice from Fountain Circuit Court directs all named defendants to answer the complaint filed December 1912 to partition and quiet title to real property in Covington Indiana. It lists numerous defendants, non residents, and heirs, with a November 1912 term and December 9 1912 appearance date. The case targets East half of lot 4 North 1 third of North two thirds of lot 102 and other lots in Covington plus additions in Colemans Kerr additions.
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Powatain County
Indiana
Robert KR. Sherwood
Wood
Henry Bender
Bender
William D. Kerr
Kerr
Albert White
White
James J. White, Jr
Amd Wee
J. M. Hybargger
Wee Hivbarger
Walter Clark
Clark
Robert Milford
Milford
Eliott Boers
Borgs
Nicholas M. McCarty
McCarty
George T. Shanklin
Ove Shanklin
Thomas J. Evansland
Evans
Canby
John Beisher
Beisher
William Epperson
Hiss
Henry Kline
Rebeccs
Wline
Michael Wline
Jesse Re
Gilbert
Forsueriy
Decca A. Adine
Mary Whine
Israc
Peter Uo Patterson
Patterson
Wolbert Tharrison
Thorrison Hie
Wiilissa
Dhotneddsonm Iis
William Phalbumd
Fide
Peieetmead
Robert BR
Shroerwet
Pode Pasar
Wal- Vaan
Vibert White
James OA
Vudie
Jon
Iistarger
Hirst
Walter Clirk
Fein
Uabert Milford
Riott Bogars
Nickel Cally
George Bosbankiin
Thana J. Evans
Cimba
Chiristian Tate
Yirktown
Willian Epperson
Kenry Iviine
Peter HL Phitteron
Robert Harrison
William Dotmardseat
Willian Hall
Widkin
Covington
Coleman
City
Fountain County
Fountain Circuit Court
Leroy Sanders
Fountain Circuit
B. Ratcliff
Pitt
Magazine orders and catalog from Dearborn Chicago
Orders for periodicals including Pictorial Review National Food Magazine Today's Magazine and Opportunity should go to the Magazine Circulation Company at 327 333 South Dearborn Street Chicago Illinois. They will send a magazine guide on request detailing special prices and how to assemble the lowest price combinations of magazines.
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Pictorial Review
National Food
Opportunity
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Ills
Highest degree of animal life joke from Boston class
A Boston schoolteacher explains the three kingdoms of nature to her class and asks for the highest degree of animal life. A rear-row student answers that the giraffe exemplifies the highest degree of animal life in a Metropolitan Magazine style quip.
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Boston
Metropolitan Magazine
A Monumental Majority
An editorial note from the Atchison Globe suggests a candidate could win by appealing to voters who feel worse after a holiday, implying a broad, humorous swing in public mood that could influence an election outcome.
Notice of Administration in Fountain County Indiana
Notice is given that Harry Alderson has been appointed and qualified as Administrator of the Estate of Henry Alderson, deceased, in the Circuit Court of Fountain County Indiana. The estate is said to be solvent. John B. Martin, Attorney for Estate. 91212 Sw
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Fountain County
State of
Indiana
Henry Alderson
Harry Alderson
John B. Martin
Roses on Thorns Quote Fragments From Anon Notes
Brief quotation fragments discuss gratitude toward divine provocation and home as a refuge. The items reference Anon, Dear Place, Ratchman and Pham lee, with a Boston Transcript aside about a married man facing bills.
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Ratchman
Phamlee
Boston Transcript
Difference of Opinion in Thinking Sparks Diverse Debate
A quote highlights that disagreement fuels progress as varied views drive competition and progress. It underscores the value of differing opinions in creating dynamic discussions and innovative outcomes.
Purchasing power of one steer under Taft era gains
A historical price comparison shows a 1200 pound steer in 1896 vs 1911 providing far more goods. Coffee, sugar, shirting, shoes, nails, bricks buy increases of hundreds of pounds or yards, with 62 percent higher cash value for a fat steer in 1911.
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United States
Taft
WAR VETERANS FOR TAFT PLEDGE SUPPORT IN ELECTION
Indiana veterans, led by The National Tribune, urge backing William H. Taft over Woodrow Wilson. They warn Wilson would weaken the May 11, 1912 pension act and harm Union veterans, calling for mobilization to elect Taft to protect veterans’ pensions and financial security.
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Indiana
National Tribune
Talt
Wilson
the Tribune
Cleveland
National Treasury
Grover Cleveland
Congress
William H. Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Farmers face Democratic free trade claims in protection debate
Democratic speakers in Indiana defend anti protection positions by accusing farmers of lacking protection. The platform states farmers sell in free markets yet buy in protected ones. The piece argues farmers already enjoy protection and would lose it if free trade tarff reform passed, warning that Democrats may mislead farmers to pursue free trade.
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Indiana
Canada
Democratic Party
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