Fragments from a 1900s newspaper page mix ads and verse
An assortment of ad blurbs and light items including a promotion for Allen's Foot-Ease free sample, Garfield’s health remedies, a tease about sports talk, a joke about tobacco and cigars, Nan-Lil Garlinghorn’s boast, Winloslow’s soothing syrup for teething, and a brief anecdote about a garden rehearsing Twelfth Night interrupted by construction noise and a passerby’s quip.
Prosecutor Moves to Quash Blind Tiger Indictments
Richmond prosecutor Charles Ladd seeks to quash the George Gay case arguing jail terms are too severe for blind tiger violations. Gay, owner of the Westcott Hotel, and Dr. Arthur Jones, a druggist and physician, have had hung juries and may be charged with simple liquor law violations with fines only. Judge Fox is expected to sustain the motion in Gay's case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ladd
Richmond
George Gay
Westcott Hotel
Gay
Fox
Arthur Jones
Jones
Injured Rushville Man Found Beside Rail Line
Harry Colsher of Rushville was found near the IL & DP railroad tracks east of Connersville with severe head and leg injuries and was taken to Fayette Memorial. The incident description varies with conflicting accounts of how he was hurt and whether a train was involved.
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Harry Colsher
Rushville
Connersville
Ife
Fayette Simitarium
Colsher
Ile
Cause of Locked Jaw At Terre Tante Factory
Roy Tryon at the Root glass factory in Terre Tante collapsed from a sudden locked jaw after drinking cold water while overheated. Workmates found him unconscious. a physician revived him and he later wrote his home address. Doctors assess muscular tension rather than blood poisoning and expect the condition to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Tryon
Root Glass
Terre Tante
Tie
Tryon
Hoosier Doctor Finds Purse Worth 2000 In Gutter
Dr. William Dehart of Logansport finds a purse containing 2000 in bills and securities in the gutter on April 1. Many assumed it was an April fool joke as the item was kicked along the street. He suspects it fell from a passing Chicago car and after three weeks no owner was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William de Ifart
Logansport
de Tart
Chicago
de Hart
High School Couple Quietly Wed After Class
Sullivan junior class students Raymond McClanahan aged 19 and Mattie Goodwin aged 17 obtained a marriage license and were married at the Methodist parsonage by Rev. George H. Murphy. They told their parents after, received blessings, and the groom started work for his father the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Raymond McClanahan
James A. McClanahan
Mattie Goodwin
John Goodwin
Methodist
George H. Murphy
M'Marran Acquitted in Lafayette Murder Trial
John McMarran was found not guilty of murder by the Circuit Court in Lafayette after two weeks of trial. The prosecution declared after reviewing the evidence that no case had been made against the defendant, leading to a sudden end of the proceedings.
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John McMarran
Lafayette
State News in Brief Killings and Accidents Reported
Edward Arnold of Muncie aged 38 was killed while walking on tracks at Penn. John McArthur 20 captain of Huntington football team died from injuries in a game at Wabash against Wabash high school. Walter Young Edward McCafferty and Edward King at New Albany box and basket factory were scalded when falling into a vat of boiling water. Young will die. McCafferty and King will recover.
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Edward Arnold
Muncie
Penn
John McArthur
Huntington
Wabash
Wabash High School
Walter Young
Edward McCafferty
Edward King
New Albany Box and Basket
Young
McCafferty
King
Quiet in Character and Various Health Bits
The article recounts William Terriss's dramatic offstage rescue after leaving a penny steamboat in the Thames. It also notes long suffering kidney trouble in a Napoleon Ohio woman who credits Donn's Kidney Pals with relief and cure. Additional items warn against tuberculosis dust and promote moisture cleaning to curb germ spread.
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Wiliam Terriss
Adelphi Theater
London
Helen Terry
Terriss
Terrissa
Old Soakers Get Saturated with Caffeine
A Tuntsville Alabama woman reports forty years of coffee use caused severe stomach trouble and insomnia. After stopping coffee and using Postum for four months her health vastly improved, allowing diverse foods and better sleep. Readers are invited to believe there is a reason and to read The Road to Wellville.
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Tuntsville
Alm
Wellville
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Washington Star
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Alexander Co
Brown Co
Ind
Chas Ly
Brooklyn
Indiana State News
M’marran
Margaret Emmerich
Clinton St
Napoleon
Donn
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Forte
Saymold Storey
Wareham
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PF. Woodward
N. Y
Pering
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Boaire
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FacSimle Signature of
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Castoria
Earl S. Sloan
Idaho
Snake River Country
E. L. Lomax
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Omaha, Neb
Rea Company
Dept. BS
Minneapolis
Minn
D. S. van, Horns
Monroe
Georgia
Chas W. Ely