Notable Woman Writes of Pinkham Remedy
Mrs. Sarah Kellogg of Denver writes a testimonial to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the product with curing a seven month tumor and restoring her health after years of suffering and fear of surgery. She urges other women to seek the remedy and notes Mrs. Pinkham offers free advice.
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Sarah Kellogg
Denver
Woman's Relief Corps
Pinkham
Kellogg
Lincoln Ave
Col
Lydia E. Pinkham
Loweil
The Faith of the Boy
A western senator recalls his four year old son finding portraits of the President and the senator in a magazine. The boy remarks that Roosevelt is a great man and wonders how people in the east will react to the President beside his father’s image.
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Tne
President Roosevelt
East
Americaun Spectator
Cure for 35 Years of Psoriasis by Culicura Report
W M Chides ter of Hutchinson Kansas describes a thirty five year battle with psoriasis in red circular patches across the body. He states using Culicura Soup Ointment and Resolvent cured him in thirty days with lasting effect claimed about five years earlier.
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W. M. Chidester
Hutchinson
Kan
Shortage Found in Michigan City City Funds
Expert accountants audit City Treasurer C H Meyer funds for 1900 report a 1Z deficit in city accounts with S547 in the street improvement fund. Ledger and other books are missing since the war period. an itemized statement was demanded, Meyer disputes knowledge of any shortage.
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Michigan City
C.H. Meyer
Leary C. van Deusen
Meyer
Fire at Crawfordsville damages several buildings
A blaze in Crawfordsville destroyed Hamiltons livery barn on Market Street and damaged Ramsey’s flat building and O’Neal’s tenement. The Tamar block lower rooms housed Torace F. King wholesale grocer, Daniel Pickett plumbing, and the Indianaapolis Crawfordsville and Western Traction offices. loss estimated at 10000 dollars. The fire came eighty five days after the city’s first conflagration and required the fire department to recruit its first ends in 15th vy the other night.
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Crawfordsville
15Th
Lin Blamilton
Ei. Market Street
Ramsey
O'Neal
Tamsey
Torace F. King
Wholesate Grocer
Daniel Pickett
The
Indianapolis, Crawfordsville and Western Traction Company
Burned by Ex Husband Attacked At Door In Tipton County
Indiana woman Mrs. Ira Vandevender reports her former husband George Zumburn attacked her at her home near Tipton. She says he wore a soldier’s uniform and threw sulfuric acid into her face, severely burning her face and shoulders. Her sight is believed destroyed.
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Indiana
Ira Vandevender
George Zumburn
Vandevender
Tipton
Zumburn
Habit with Him
A clerk recalls a customer who stared at the bill for minutes. The floor walker explains the man was a bacteriologist examining for germs rather than seeking a discount.
Girl with pistol halts auto near Columbus
An 11 year old girl named Margaret Green of Tayt Jorville used a revolver to stop a reckless motorist on the road near Columbus. She calmed her frightened horse and drove to safety while the man she subdued remained unnamed.
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Politencan
Columbus
Margaret Green
Tayy Jorville
Low Round Trip Rates to San Francisco and Los Angeles
Nickel Plate Road offers low round trip fares from Fort Wayne to San Francisco and Los Angeles from September 2 through 18. Contact Agent C A Melin at Fort Wayne Indiana or the Det Bist Callon office for details and tickets.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Nickel Plate Road
Callon
C A. Melin
Fort Wayne
Ind
C. A. Melin T
P. A
Wabash R. R
Arizona
Nevada
California
Oregon
Montana
Utah
Washington
British Columbia
Lightning Strikes Church Killing Three Injured In Wallace
A bolt of lightning struck during Ladies Aid practice at the Christian church in Wallace, killing Mrs John Bellis Mrs Bessie Philloot and Miss Una Sevens and wounding others. The church building was badly damaged. Also noted are train wreck deaths in New Richmond and a barn fire near Morristown.
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Ladies’ Aid
Amt Qthera
Wallace
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Christian Church
John Bellis
Bessie Philloot
Una Sevens
Truman Webb
Findlay, HL
New Richmond
Notre Dame and Indiana University: contrasts in endowment and scope
A humorous miscommunication scene opens a feature praising Notre Dame for its broad disciplined approach and strong facilities. The piece notes its sixty four year tradition, paternal discipline, and expansive scope from grammar to college work, highlighting Notre Dame's development without endowment. An additional page lists Notre Dame courses.
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University of Notre Dame
Indiana University
Notre Dave
Defeated Politician Yoes Reflects on Life Choices
A Chicago Tribune clipping quotes the defeated politician Yoes in two pointed responses. He says he would be a bigger scoundrel if given life anew and would not trust any other man with his confidence.
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Stony
Yoes
Chicago Tribune
Special Train Fort Wayne to Cleveland Return
Nickel Plate Road offers a $2 round trip Sunday September on a special Fort Wayne to Cleveland service. Departs Fort Wayne 6 84 A M returns Cleveland 7 00 P M the same day with tickets valid on regular trains September 1st. Inquiries to GC or P A Melin Fort Wayne Indiana (920)
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Cleveland
Nickel Plate Road
Fort Wayne
Melin
P. P.A
Ind
The Dad Months in Vermont
A Vermont October scene depicts a city boarder braving the depot in a greatcoat while praising the state’s summer. He jokes that he would not live there year round, calling winters a burden of four months each year.
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Vermont
Union
Sumer
Osgood
Too Skilled a Tie Sparks Downtown Whispers
In a lighthearted downtown scene a character boasts about wearing a necktie so perfectly styled it fools bystanders into thinking it is a readymade. The remark, "Baw Joye" from Algy amplifies the playful tone of the moment.
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Algy
Allen's Foot-Bane powder promises foot relief and fit
An old newspaper ad highlights Allen's Foot-Bane powder to shake into shoes for corns bunions and sore feet, plus Allen's Foot-lase for fitting tight shoes. It claims free mailed samples from Le Roy New York and lists druggists and shoe stores as outlets. It also includes stray notices about a fence dispute and travel rates.
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Allen
Allen S. Qlusted
le Roy
N.Y
Under Protests Webster Weighs Dictionary Additions
Noah Webster, compiling his dictionary, says he must take language as found. He notes regret adding the word awfully and fears it will be overused in time.
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Noah Webster
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