In History: Elkhart Review Aged Events and Births
A brief timeline lists notable dates and figures including 118 Alexis Commenus death. 1869 Philippa queen of Edward VII. 1599 Robert Blake born. 1709 Napoleon born. 1824 Lafayette landing in New York. 1880 Adelaide Neilson death. 1824 Imboden and Peking 191. events span Greek Roman, British, and American history with key figures and milestones.
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Alexis Commenus
Philippa
Edward VII
Robert Blake
Bridgewater
Aled
Napoleon Bonaparte
Ajaccio
Cor- Adelaide Siea
Neilson
IWA
Walter Scott
Lafayette
New York
Adelaide Neilson
America
Paris
Saragossa
Spain
John D. Imboden
Abingdon
Peking
STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET FOR STATE OFFICES
Secretary of State Fred A. Sims of Frankfort. Auditor John C. Billheimer of Washington. Treasurer Oscar Hadley of Plainfield. Attorney General James Bingham Muncie. Clerk of Supreme Court Edward Fitzpatrick of Portland. Superintendent of Public Instruction F A Cotton of Indianapolis. State Geologist W S Blatchley of Terre Haute. State Statistician Joseph Stubbs of Indianapolis. Judge of Supreme Court First District James H. Jordan of Martinsville. Judge of Supreme Court Fourth District Leander J. Monks of Winchester. Appellate Judge First District C C Hadley of Indianapolis and Ward H. Watson of Charleston. Appellate Judge Second District Daniel W. Comstock of Richmond, J M Rabb of Williamsport and Frank Roby of Auburn.
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Fred A. Sims
Frankfort
John C. Billheimer
Washington
Oscar Hadley
Plainfield
James Bingham Muncie
Supreme Court
Edward Fitzpatrick
Portland
F. A. Cotton
Indianapolis
W. S. Blatchley
Terre Haute
Joseph Stubbs
James H. Jordan
Marinsville
Leander J. Monks
Winchester
Cc. ©. Hadley
Ward H. Watson
Charleston
Daniel W. Comstock
Richmond
J. M. Rabb
Williamsport
Frank Roby
Auburn
Land of the Sky and Sapphire Country Tourism Ad
Promotes health and pleasure sections in western North Carolina for summer or winter visits. Highlights Hot Springs Asheville Brevard Lake Toxaway as key attractions with mountain stream and sky scenery. Mentions Southern Railway train service and Queen & Crescent Route with low rates and requests booklets from G B Allen A G P A St Louis S H Hardwick Washington W S McCullough Chicago W R Tayloe Washington.
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North Carolina
Switzerland
Hot Springs
Asheville
Brevard
Lake Toxaway
Southern Railway
Queen & Crescent
G B. Allen
St. Louis, Mo
Sea Wall Safety Boosts Galveston Living Standards
A Texas resident from Waco endorses Dr King's New Discovery for consumption and chronic coughs. The letter praises the product as safe, effective, and cough free after years of worsening symptoms. It claims the medicine cures croup whooping cough and pneumonia prevention with guaranteed results. Trial bottle offered by Houseworth Bros drug stores at one dollar per bottle.
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Galveston
E.W. Good- Joe
Taiton Street
Waco
Tex
Dr King
Jake
Houseworth Bros
Charming Adirondack Mountains Resort Spotlight
The health and pleasure resort in northern New York is reached via New York Central Lines with excursion rates to be named by Lake Shore agents. The Big Four plans an August 24 excursion to Marion Indiana and the soldiers' home, with a $1 round trip fare and morning Elkhart departure.
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Adirondack Mountains
New York
New York Central Lines
Lake Shore
Big Four
Marion
Ind
Elkhart
Wabash
Sage Blues Bottled Hoodoo and a Luncheon Cat
A Kansas City Times tale links Russell Sage hoodoo to a blue bottle fly during a Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul tour. Sage, with Alexander Mitchell, faces luncheon fears as a cat named Malta prowls the Sage home for twelve years, then returns to quell anxiety and restore calm at 632 Fifth Avenue.
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Sussell Sage
Kansas City
Alexander Mitchell
Merrill
Sage
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Faribault
Minn
Major Dike
Lim
Russell Sage
Dike
Wall Street
Gus Vite
aMee Owas
Leo
Malta
Ae York Aigellern
Taele Russell
Sio
Fifth Avenue
Mrs. Sage
Boon For Baskian Women Free University Planned
St. Petersburg will establish a free university for women next autumn. Major Hamm, editor of the Constitutionalist Eminence, Ky., recalled his recovery from piles after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve, claiming it cured him in ten days with no relapse. It is advertised as the quickest healer for burns, sores, wounds. 25 cents at Houseworth Bros. drug store. Window glass cheapest at Turnock's.
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St. Petersburg
Major Hamm
Constitutionalist
Eminence
Houseworth Bros
Connie Mack Eyes Title as Athletics Aims for Repeat
The Sporting World notes manager Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics predicts a repeat of last season's success and a pennant chase. It mentions competition from the Yankees and Indians and includes Moran praise for Englewood greens and commentary on Travers and Walter Travis in the amateur golf narrative.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Aerready
Connie
New York Yankees
Othe Cleveland Lihaes
Englewood
N. J
Linka. TV
Willy Moran
Washington
Cornabin Golf Club
America
Moran
Travers
Walter Travis
Pader Osnel
Maranderome
Walter Pravis
Goelfer
Noted Athlete Carver and Politico Figures in Early 20th Century Chicago
The article profiles several figures including Tardy Constance Machei famed for polo with men and daring public image, Anson in Cook County sheriff race backed by amateur baseball managers, and Thomes Baratt as city clerk with prior levee baseball ties. It also notes McNally’s overseas trip to swim the Tiber, Selles-Jout, and the Straits of Gibraltar with Walter Critchell.
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Wehaardsen
Constance Mache i
America
Vidi
Sheen
Anson Qf
Kling
McNally
Teter &. McNally
Europe
Tiber
Selles- Jrout
Strait of Gibraltar
Walter Critchell
Travel Guide Ad Lists Northern Resorts and Rail Routes
A travel notice from Lake Shore ticket agents promotes services to the Thousand Islands and St. Lawrence river region along with Montreal Saguenay Adirondack Lake Champlain Lake George White Mountains and seashore resorts. It promises rates and full information from agents.
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New York Central
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Montreal
Quebec
Saguenay River
Adirondack Mountains
Lake Champlain
Lake George
White Mountains
Lake Shore
Hints for Farmers on Storing Honey
Hints from the Ontario Department of Agriculture warn against cellar storage for honey. Honey attracts moisture in cool damp spaces, causing thinning and souring. Best kept dry and warm, even hot, in places like a kitchen cupboard or hot attic, away from humidity and freezing conditions.
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Ontario
N Department of Agriculture
Orchard Work With Proper Wagon And Picking Method
A Massachusetts carrier article in American Cultivator argues for using a light, heady wagon in orchards to avoid rotting fruit near trees. If fruit grades fancy pick by day, ordinary by barrel. avoid dropping or bruising. After picking prioritize sorting and packing, with careful grading and honest marking of packages. The piece also notes silage as a cheap grass substitute for dairy cows, citing New York farmer in National Stocks, praising corn silage for winter appetite and cow health, despite harvesting costs.
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Massachusetts
New York
France Potatoes and Farm Pulp Feed Trials Compared
The article discusses potato varieties such as Violet and their drought and frost tolerance, noting Prance and Uruguay imports. It compares New Jersey trial results where New Fort pulp was tested with two cows for fifteen days, finding pulp less profitable than corn silage but increasing yield by about 10 percent, though overall costs rose. It also mentions seed timing for August into September and draft-horse plowing, plus general on-farm feeding considerations and debates on pulp as a feed.
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New Fort
New
New Jersey
The Story of Timothy Grass Origins
Timothy grass first gained extensive cultivation in Maryland by farmer Timothy Hanson, who lent his name to the grass. In many areas it is called herd’s grass, while in England it is known as cat’s tail grass, a more descriptive label than the others.
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Fifth Avenue
Porty-seventh Street
New York
Smu
Feta
Epiens
Timothy
Maryland
Timothy Hanson
England
Bus Fares and Schedules Include Benton Harbor and Winona Lake
Daily sale offers two way fares to Benton Harbor at 1.75 with good return until October 31. A 1.15 return to Winona Lake valid fifteen days. Another daily 0.75 two way fare to Benton Harbor with Sunday service. Elk Hart departures at 9 a.m. Gur wagons promoted by Turnock's.
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Benton Harbor
Winona Lake
Elkhart
Household Hacks and Cures From Early Recipes and Tips
A compact page shows home brewing with hops and molasses, a bunion treatment using padding and salves, a lemon brandy remedy, sunburn care, a dishwashing rack design, enamel shelf finishing, lemon rind spirit infusion, and a homemade essence substitute with burnt sugar color. It blends household chemistry and practical DIY advice.
Relic Remedies and Household Hacks From The Day
Practical old fashioned tips cover relief for tender feet using wood alcohol baths, reducing cooking odors with a cloth over pots, sealing jelly glasses with paper, and a horseshoe magnet on a ribbon to aid invalid care. The Day notes chronology defines day as the obvious time unit between moons.
When spectacles were banned for vanity in Italy
The note recalls a historic Italian rule that women were forbidden to wear spectacles when first invented because their striking appearance was deemed a vanity for females.
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Italy
New Bucklen's Opening Attraction Sets Satisfactory Pace
Amusement notices report a strong advance sale for James O Neill in Monte Cristo at New Bucklen theater Elkheart secures top opening act. The company departs from New York on the Boston and Chicago Limited and will open in Chicago next Saturday. The production promises lavish scenery including the conservatory ballroom and sunrise forest finale.
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New Bucklen
James O'Neill
Jingles and Jests Predicting Rain by Bill Jones
A quirky column mocks Bill Jones who prophesies rain with confident squints at the sky. While townsfolk await moisture, he remains unwavering, claiming weather whims prove his insight. The piece blends dialect humor with a nod to local chatter and a closing note on corn feed prices.
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David F. Miller
Nappanee
Livy Chamberlain
Valentine Berkey
Rudolph Hire
Benton
H. &. Sykes
F. E. C. Hawks
Thomas Hilbish
Bristol
George W. Fleming
D. O. Batchelor
Charles A. Croop
John Ziesel
Ben C. Bender
John W. Ornell
F. N. Dewey
Charles Bryner
Jefferson
S. H. Hardwick
Washington, D. C
W. S. McCullough
Dearborn Street
Chicago
W. R. Tayloe
Bluebottle
Saturday Evening Post
Thef
Fluanciers Ao
Dinsuelor
Gould
Thea
System
Turnock’s
The
Sporting World
Rochester
Noy
Crittenden Park
Tuy Fim
Nut Bay
Nat
Connie Mace
Harrow
Ramnure
Department of Ecommerce
France
Gavx
Freyine
Vermont
Bill Jones
Bill
Iain
Royven
Washington Star
Oto
City
Prac
Fiano
Geo N. Schall
Kurtz Addition
West High Street
Main Street
van Aken
Elkhart Brand
Ivory
Golden Gate
Victor
Pride of
White Bear
Golhen
Gerbelle
Perfection
Ceresota
Graham
Bell
A. C. Keene Flour and Feed
Armory
S. Main Street
J. H. Ammons
Geo. W. Lawrie
Cats
Clifford and Hall
San Poy Opera Company
Edith
Lea Harney
Orly
Jacob Oberholtzer
J. P. Room
Monger Block
M. H. Heffner
Main St
Ocr
Elkhart Junk Co
Pratt St
Gpp
Indiana Buggy Co
Math. Hoetger Tailor
Monger
Homeseekers
Tennessee
Alabama
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Virginia
Geo. B. Allen
St. Louis
R. Hardwick
McCullough
W.P. A
Taylor
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