Indiana Legislature Handles Death Penalty Bill and Money Matters
Indiana House and Senate debated gubernatorial death penalty enforcement at Michigan City Prison and discussed court bail reforms and per diem pay, while legislators faced travel money woes and committee actions on Vincennes University land issues and state institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artman
Senate
Kink
Neal
King
James
Col. C. B. Wilson
House
Mount
Messra
Scott
Statesman
Guauntt
Reser
Murphy
Waugh
Michigan City
Elections Committee
Indianapolis
House of Representatives
Indiana
Prasage
Penn
Grovernor
Joseph Keith
Nora Kefer
Princeton
Keith
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Committee On Organization of Courts
Jackway
Corporation Committee
Clarke's
Roads Committee
Kirkman
Horyfield
Soldiers’ Monument
Vincennes University
Congress
Vincennes Seminary
University At
Bloomington
Vincennes Institution
Girls’ Reformatory
Court Dismissed in Kokomo Over Grip Case
Short State home reports dismissal in Kokomo on account of the grip. Catholic Church of Peru cites a balance of 9000 dollars. Bennett M. Grove named next postmaster of Liberty. A Cleveland factory seeks to locate in Anderson. Dr. B F Swafford aged 67, noted physician, dies in Terre Haute.
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Short State
Kokomo
Catholic Church of
Peru
Bennett M. Grove
Liberty
Cleveland
Ohio
Anderson
B. F. Swafford
Terre Haute
A Nurse's Story and Testimony on Dodd's Kidney Pills
A Lakeside Hospital graduate from Lake Geneva, Miss Lillian Dreese of Peshtigo is highlighted for her twelve years as a trained nurse. She extols Dodd's Kidney Pills, claiming they rebuilt strength and health after kidney and diabetes-related issues. The piece cites clergy, legislators, physicians, and nurses endorsing the remedy. A stray wartime anecdote about a Scottish soldier and a Boer War scene closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside Hospital
Lake Geneva
Tella
Peshtigo
Wis
Lillian Dreese
Frremses
Independent
Order of Good Templars
Reberenas
Dodd
Remedy for the Grippe Promotes KEMI BAT 3AM Use
Physicians recommend KEMI'S BAT 3AM as a grip remedy. It targets the throat and lungs and should be kept on hand to act at first symptoms. KEMPS BALSAM helps prevent pneumonia by keeping coughs loose and lungs clear. Sold by druggists at 2sh 0d and 50cc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemi
Grain-O urged as coffee replacement for health and taste
An advertisement extols Grain-O as a grain based drink that avoids coffee's drawbacks yet matches flavor. It claims healthful nourishment, even for children, and notes similar cost and easy preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover
Graineo
Lane’s Family Medicine and oddities in 19th century ads
Readers are presented with a mash of medical claims and promotions including Lane’s Family Medicine promising daily bowel movement relief, liver and kidney help, and cures for headaches. The text also fleetingly mentions dyes, school strikes in Spain, pancake ads, and rail fare offers via Nickel Plate Railway with dates and agent contact hints.
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St. Jacobs Oil
Carter
Oma
Tal
Carter Wee
Sod Ashe
Canada
Parus
St. Pal
Minn
Uny
Eson
St. Paul
Mann, Soba
Anainiboia
Saskatchewan
Alberta
F. Pedley
Ottawa
BE. T. Holmes
Big Four
M. W. McInnes
Merrill Block
Detroit
Mich
Gov't of Canada
Ely
Pophan
Popman
Pmlla
Fae Radrees
Soueooe
Coal Deena Ogi
Ertav
Si Thompson
Calture
Penelope/ Wiggins
Vassar College
Penelope
Matilda
Sterling Reredy-Co
New York
Chicago
Feader
Chicago Post
Phihidelphia Record
Lane
Fontaine
Spain
Oregon
Montana
Washington
Northwest
Weite
Wire
Asterlin
Fort Wayne
Ind
Fur Traclr
Libby
New England
Boston
Salzers
Salzer Seed
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