How Mothers May Help Their Daughters Into Womanhood
A Victorian era advice piece argues mothers guide daughters through the transition to womanhood. It urges vigilance over health, mood, and habits, endorsing Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as support during puberty and menstrual irregularities, citing letters from Miss Pearl Goode of Seattle seeking medical advice.
Dear Mrs Pinkham Remedy Letter From Seattle Woman
A February 19 1900 letter from Miss Peart Goon Seattle Washington praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports renewed health and energy, saying work is a pleasure now and urging other women to use the medicine to reduce suffering.
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Miss Pearl Goon
Cor
29Th Avenue
Yeslar Way
Seattle, Wash
Miss Peart
Impostor Minister Found Marrying at St Joe Docks
Illicit marriages disturb St Joe as a man masquerades as a minister at the docks conducting mock ceremonies for paying couples. Authorities pursue the offenders, with Eckhart parties aiding in locating the impostor and uncovering the scheme.
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St. Joe
Iaw
Interurban Parlor Car For Trolley Outing Parties
Arthur Kennedy of the Indiana Street railway company has completed an interurban parlor car for trolley parties. All seats are removed and replaced with easy chairs divans and refrigerators. The interior displays natural wool finish and a handsome appearance. The car follows the railroad parlor car plan and will be used for outing parties.
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Arthur Kennedy
Indiana Street Railway Company
A Case of Sal Rheum and Scald Head Both Cured
Windsor Oct 10 1900 Dr D Warner reports using Compound of Seven Cures to cure East Rheum after eight bottles and scald head in a ten year old girl with six bottles, hair growing back. Letter includes testimonial from T Brown at 198 Windsor Ave.
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Windsor
Windsor Ave
D. Warner
Tractor crashes through bridge near New Paris injures farmer
Lou Stouder driving a traction engine across a culvert on the John Cart farm west of New Paris went through the bridge into the ditch. He suffered severe crushing to the third and fourth fingers of his right hand. The engine remained undamaged.
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Lou Stouder
John Cart
New Paris
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Advertises Cure
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a guaranteed cure for all stomach troubles. It is sold by Thomas' drug store.
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Insane Asylum
Dr. Caldwell
Thomas’ Drug Store
Cramberlain's Cough Remedy Tops Favorite List
The soothing remedy is praised for quick and permanent relief for colds cough and whooping cough. Mothers praise its pleasant taste and safety for children and adults with no opium or harmful drugs. Sold by A G Row or geist.
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Cramberlain
A.G. Row
Geist
Real Estate Transfers and Health Ad Blend
Real estate transfers list Burkhart to Mehnert Goshen lot for 400 Ellison to Austell Improvement Co. Concord land 300 Ettenger to Williams Goshen lots 350 Stuckman to Frederick Locke land 1600 Smeltzer to Gray Locke land 240. Large sun spots blamed for extreme heat this summer with many prostrations traced to stomach disorders Doctors say digestion health matters Kodol Dyspepsia Cure marketed by Houseworth Bros.
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Andreas Burkhart
Anna Mehnert
Goshen
George Ellison
Austell Improvement Co
Concord
Hallie W. Ettenger
Henry and
William Williams
Peter W. Stuckman
Jonas Frederick
Locke
Eli A. Smeltzer
Adam Gray
Houseworth Bros
Two Divorces Filed in Local Court
Mary A Bowman through Will Dalton sues for divorce from Hurl M Heaman alleging cruel inhuman treatment and support during divorce pendency. Eliza B Frasar sues William A Prarar for divorce and restoration of maiden name Eliza B Chappel after cruel treatment. Melinda Conde sues Oscar Conde for divorce on grounds of desertion. both reside in Hlkhart and Middlebury.
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Mary A. Bowman
Will Dalton
M. Heaman
Eliza B Frasar
William A. Prarar
Eliza B. Chappel
Middlebury
M. G. Hoover
Melinda Conde
Oscar Conde
Hlkhart
Township schools secured by Trustee Ollie Sweitzer
Teachers for districts 1 through 12 have been assigned to respective locations with District 8 abandoned due to four eligible pupils. All schools expected to open next Monday except District 10 which will start one week later.
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Ollie Sweitzer
Fairview
Charles Danmeyer
Pleasant Plains
J. L. Ulery
Forrest Hill
James. Duanmeyer
Dunlaps
Pittsburg
Ellis Essig
Sugar Grove
Lida
Lida Gro H. District No. 7, Rowe, D S. Kauffman
Riverside
Paulus
S P Wyland
Excelsior
Fanny Sweitzer
Bunker H
Timothy Heidermann
Dstrict
Town Line
Hardy Schock
Wedding a Surprise Unites Samuel Daub and Elizabeth Foreman
Samuel Daub, former city resident, married Elizabeth Foreman last Monday. Foreman, formerly of Goshen then War saw, surprised county relatives who expected her to wed a Goshen newcomer now in Wisconsin. Daub works in a New York printing house. previously with C. R. Richter in Elkhart.
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Samuel Daub
Elizabeth Foreman
Goshen
Warsaw
Miss Foreman
Bocrate
Wisconsin St
Mable
Doub
New York
Elkhart
C. R. Richter
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