Dr Williams Pink Pills Ad Highlights Nervous Debility
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as nourishing nerves by building blood. A testimonial from Charles W. Lowell of Shifelbaka Falls, Mass, claims ten years of weakness improved with weight gain and better sleep after using the pills. Produced by the Dr Williams Medicine Company of Schenectady New York, the product is sold at 50 cents a box or six for $2.50.
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Williams
S Williams
Charles’ W. Lowell
Shi Felbakne Falls
Mass
Dr . Williams
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Nappanee Line Spur Plans Gain Support in Elkhart County
Nappanee and Goshen interests push for a spur from Milford Junction to Napanee as Murdock brothers and Elkhart backers discuss extending the Chicago South Bend and Northern Indiana Electric Railway franchise. Estimates place the cost at about 215000 with Elkhart leaders proposing 30000 to 50000 toward the line alongside contributions from Nappanee and Wakarusa interests.
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Murdocks
Nappanee
Wakarusa
Elkhart County
Elkhart
Ithe County
sNappanee
Jmeans
Milford
Winona
Cisht
Goshen
Board of Works
Charles Murdock
Chicago, South
Mercantile Company
vand +P. Li, Turner, ounsel
Sthe. Company
Betwen
Weorks
Elkhart Chautauqua Attendee Seeks Local Speaker
Attorney Edward B. Zigler receives a letter from a Chicago colored lawyer Yale graduate Albert B. George offering to come to Elkhart during the Chautauqua to defend the race against Senator Tillman’s anticipated speech. Blue’s letter notes George’s past brillant orations and Yale degree and suggests a joint appearance to present both sides of the race issue before local citizens.
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Albert B. George
Chicago
Filkhart
Ben, Tillman
South Carolina
George
Charles
Elkhart
Elkart
Tillman
Blue
George Lave
Tllman
Yale
Edward “B. Zigler
Friena
George Ig
Unions Prepare for Labor Day Parade in Elkhart
Central Labor union will host Labor Day events on September 2 in Elkhart with the largest local demonstration yet. Committees refine plans, a nationally known speaker is sought for the main address, merchants plan floats, and nearby towns are invited to join the parade increasing its scale.
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Elkhart
Central Labor Union
Prohibitionists Offer Affine Program for County Event
The Prohibitionists announce a helpful and enjoyable program for Elghart County. Ministers are invited to attend a parade and two medal contests, a silver medal contest and a gold medal contest for prior silver winners, with the Rays Brigade performing in the afternoon.
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Maly
Prohibitionis
Elghart
Cape-And- Tiuke
Wil Dlay
Awill
Selig AERENS T9 Calls AT
Selig AERENS T9 calls for AT in a concise exchange. The note records a brief request or statement involving AT.
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Selig Aerens T9
Stove Fire Alarm Triggers Street Stir In Dellinger Area
Neighbors near the Dellinger residence at 109 Hickory Street reported a gasoline stove incident this morning. A stove was cut up and thrown into the street, drawing attention as Mrs. Dellinger cooked breakfast.
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Stove
Thellinger
Dellinger
Gossard Corset Co Proposal Considered by Business Men
A meeting of the Business Men's Association directors and W F Stanton and A Baker set up a committee to secure the best Gossard Corset Co proposal. Elkhart men say the plan is solid. building title stays with Gossard until $800 000 in wages are paid and 400 workers may be employed within a year.
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Elkhart
Gottshall
Je -H
Krumperg
Chas
AL Smith
Clyde Weaver
Superior Court
Deahl
L. M. Simpson
Superior
Gattshall
Weaver
Cannon
Ikhart
Krumpetz
Charles
Vada
Chas. Smith
Irvin R. Potts
Anti-Saloon League
South
Lincoln
Township
Gossard Corset’ Co
Etkas
Men’s. Association
Chicago
Gossard
Rail yard antics as boyhood daring imagines cleverness
A reflective note on boys who ride trains and leap between cars, imagining themselves wiser than experienced men, and the allure of risky stunts amid harsh realities of rail travel.
Fire destroys four Edwardsburg buildings in Michigan blaze
A morning fire in Edwardsburg Michigan destroyed four structures including N Hunt’s grocery and J D Bens drilling store and Hunt’s dwelling. Losses around 1000 each for the store buildings and 500 for the dwelling, total near 6000 with insured up to 2500. The post office and switchboard were saved. lack of a fire department left residents to fight the flames.
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Edwardsburg
Mich
Av Lanomanied
Freebes
N. Hunt
J.-D. Bens
Dringstore
Hunt
Pean ” Grngstore
Home Telephone Co
Hume Telephone Co. Exchange
Mead
Tint
Hiram Mead
Bea
Rules Talk by Winners Often Lacks Critique
A commentary notes that victorious players rarely challenge the game’s rules, suggesting that success shields scrutiny and adherence to established norms. The observation implies winners may avoid highlighting unfair or outdated aspects of how play is governed.
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N. Maln St
Canada
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Rogers
Rsetion Ride
Indianapola
Ene
Milford’ Junction
Ing Winona
Nap
Indianapolis
Star
Indiana
Chautauqua Novelty
Edward B. Zigler
Mr. George
Mr. Blue
Edward 3
Zigler
Enlche Go
Rouse
Chatstaudua Association
Bwas
Hag Béei
Wlkhart
Tishmen
Tilman
Krum
Weaver and Potts
Smith
Chica
Pepe
Liles
Siness Men
Elkhart, Indiana
Pipe Tee
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