A Marvelous Recovery Told by Mrs Trugner
Mrs Ray Trugner of New Albany Indiana describes a kidney disease illness that left her bedbound with swollen limbs and severely colored secretions. After taking Doan's Kidney Pills she improved in six weeks and returned to health, prompting her to urge others to remember the brand.
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Ray Trugner
West Third St
New
Albany
Ind
Doan
Dean’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Tales of State’s Attorney and Talesman Question Jury
A courtroom exchange reveals the State’s Attorney asking a talesman if guilt would merit the gallows and the talesman probing the attorney’s politics. The dialogue highlights juror influence and the role of political background in juror selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talesman
Bard of Odon Revered Clergyman Turns 86
The Rev. George F. Culmer known as the bard of Odon celebrated his eighty sixth birthday. Born May 22, 1825 in Kent England he was named for George IV. A longtime Methodist Episcopal minister and noted scholar and poet his verses have appeared in magazines and newspapers. Washington Correspondence Indianapolis News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odon
George F. Culmer
Mr. Culmer
Kent
England
George Frederick
George IV
John Quincy Adams
United States
Culmer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington Correspondence
Indianapolis News
Willing to Support Proxy Vote Confusion
Albert Tiedemann a University of Pennsylvania freshman hesitates over a ballot in a gathering. Not knowing the nominees well he asks a companion for Proxy’s first name and jokes about voting by proxy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Tiedemann
University of Pensylvania
Albert
Proxy
Curious Sleep Claim By Minister On Grape-Nuts
A Michigan minister credits Grape-Nuts with curing indigestion and improving sleep after Sabbath duties. He says meals with the cereal quiet his nerves, aid rest, and that his family now relies on it. Read the booklet The Road to Wellness for more on the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creek
Michigan
Disturbed GOP member arrested after piano store disturbance
Richmond Indiana police officer Harry Hebble arrested Aurele Borris, head of Earlham College music department, for disturbing the peace after Borris’s high piano notes awoke the patrolman. Borris threatened to resign unless Hebble is discharged from the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Harry Hebble
Aurele Borris
Earlham College
Hebble
Borris
Fire destroys Tudor Packing and Goldreich Brothers plants
A blaze of unknown origin started at Goldreich Brothers junk dealers at McClure and Twelfth streets in Marion Indiana and spread to Tudor Packing adjoining buildings destroying both plants and stock. Tudor Packing incurs 320000 loss with 8000 insurance while Goldreich Brothers face 7500 loss with no insurance. About 1500 chickens in crates and two carloads of eggs burned. S C Tudor of Kokomo serves as acting president. Fireman Jacob Scott suffered a severe cut from broken glass while fighting the fire.
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Marion
Ind
Goldreich Brothers
McClure
Twelfth Streets
Tudor Packing Company
S. C. Tudor
Reproduced Battles and Marital Stories From Lafayette and Columbus
A mix of local items includes a Lafayette wedding where a Buck Creek couple aged over sixty questioned if marriage is a failure, a Jalapa battle reenactment plan in Wabash with a 500-person turnout, a Tipton barn fire destroying 20 horses valued around 15000 dollars, a Columbus toddler climbing a cherry tree for cherries, a Columbus man petitioning saloonkeepers to boycott him, and a 45 pound channel cat caught in White River near Mineral Springs.
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Columbus
Ind
Homer Peretfield
George Peretfeid
Mento
Taylor Ross
Ross
David Sanford
Sanford
White River
Mineral Springs
Prison Doctor Named Chief Physician at Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonville doctor James H Walker of Henryville named chief physician at the Indiana Reformatory by Major David C Peyton. He succeeds H C Smith of Kokomo, who resigns to become chief surgeon for American Rolling Mill in Middletown Ohio. Walker, 42, born in Martin County, University of Louisville graduate, is married with two children. change effective August.
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Jeffersonville
James H. Walker
Henryville
Indiana
David C. Peyton
H. C. Smith
Kokomo
W. H. Whittaker
American Rolling Mill Company
Middletown
Walker
Major Peyton
Peyton
Martin County
University of Louisville
Baby Born With a Tooth in Elwood
A couple in Elwood welcomed a baby with a fully developed tooth in the lower jaw that caused nursing difficulties and tongue laceration. Doctors extracted the tooth, the infant fed normally afterward, and the father plans to mount the tooth as a watch charm. It is noted as the first such case in the vicinity.
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Elwood
Lon Carpenter
Haggard Near Death At Soldiers Home Hospital
William S. Haggard commandant of the Indiana soldiers home and former lieutenant governor is near death at the soldiers home hospital. He suffers an acute hernia and other complications after ten weeks of illness. Haggard was a long prominent Tippecanoe county citizen with statewide ties.
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Haggard
Lafayette
William S. Haggard
Indiana State Soldiers’ Home
Soldiers' Home Hospital
Tippecanoe County
Bee Sting Sends Fort Wayne Woman to Bed
Mrs. Elmer Bisel of Fort Wayne was seriously ill after a bee sting that entered her sleeve while she helped plate a queen bee. Her entire body swelled due to the reaction and she will be confined to bed for several days.
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Fort Wayne
Elmer Bisel
Freight Train Races In On Fire At City Depot
Eastbound Wabash freight train burst into the city at the depot on fire. Fire department arrived with the train and extinguished the flames. One car part was heavily burned and damage was limited to that component.
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Wabash
Wabash Road
Couple from Alabama Wed in Evansville Ceremony
A 74 year old H M Frank of Birmingham Alabama and 61 year old Martha Anne Deitz of this city were married here. It was Frank's fourth marriage and Deitz's fifth.
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Evansville
H. M. Frank
Birmingham
Als
Martha Anne Deitz
Frank
Indiana News in Brief Columbus sheep attacked by dogs and more
Indiana brief items report Edward Jones of Hope area loses seventeen valuable sheep to three dogs. Tell City notes large hail stones, grain damage in a thunderstorm. Tipton: county commissioners pick Joseph Rays to head Jefferson township poor farm starting September 1. Fort Wayne: Dollarhite sentenced to 2 to 21 years for fatal blow in Woodburn last winter. St Paul: Sulphur Spring site eyed for fish hatchery with state commissioner Miles to inspect. Logansport: Emma Gravel wins divorce from Absalom Gravel after desertion claim, court finds common law marriage.
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Columbus
Edward Jones
Hope
Bartholomew County
Tell City
Tipton
Board of County Commissioners
Joseph Rays
Jefferson Township
C. W. Middleton
Fort Wayne
Harrison Dollarhite
Jeffersonville
Dollarhite
Alfonso Blodgett
Blodgett
Woodburn
Ohio
St. Paul
George W. Miles
Larry
A Heartless Father
A woman confronts her husband about their daughter who avoids chores claiming delicacy. His concern shifts to her school work and basketball prowess as the mother rebukes his old view, highlighting gender expectations and parental responsibility.
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Jim Jenkins
Marine Eye Remedies Advertisement Promises Eye Health Help
Free to Our Readers. Write Marine Eye Remedy Co in Chicago for a four page illustrated eye book and free advice on your eye trouble. The ad claims Marine Eye Remedies strengthen weak eyes soothe eye pain and aid scaly eyelids and granulation in babies.
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Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Marriage Advice Echoes Through The Ages
A brief, moral tone compares marriage choices to cautionary steps. The quip stresses that women should consider prospects carefully and present themselves well to gain a chance at a lasting union.
Digestive tonics and self-made man quotes in ad copy
The item promotes Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a stomach and liver regulator and Garfield Tea for liver relief and blood cleansing. It also quotes Henry Clapp praising a self-made man and includes a Joubert maxim about memory and will.
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Dr. Pierce
Henry Clapp
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Frederick Gobat
Buck Creek
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Jalapa
van Powers
Jefferson
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Scott Vandevender
Duffey
Burnettville
James Walker
Indiana News
Joubert
Vienna
Libby
Libby, McNeill
Ana Ausage
Carter
Naine
Boss
Actl Y
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Spring Grove Ave
Saskatchewan
Canada
Busahela
Lloydminster
Bup't Ofmmigration
Ottawa
D.aird
Betds
Qapolis
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Gardner Subrieg
Toledo
Wells
Wayne
Defiance
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Tena Thompson
N. Y
FT. Wayne
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