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Newspaper
English News
Location
English, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
5
The excerpt describes an emulsion said to promote flesh gain by stimulating digestion. It claims a small ounce produces a larger result, enabling absorption of ordinary food. It suggests a patient lacking flesh can gain it by taking this preparation as a health measure.
Local notes recount visits by Mr Parks of Aurora and Miss Teta Reigers of Pilot Knob, plus readings and services in the area. Delegates were chosen for the Lastriet Convention in Leavenworth and Ohh Fellows decoration addressed by Seacat. Memorial Day observances occurred at East Cemetery with Grandmaster Bonwasser delivering the address.
Several residents attended baptism at Old Unity. Bert Summers from New Albany visited home. Chas Rawlings of Hardinsburg attended local Decoration services. Harry E. Gibbs left for Lafayette for a B A office position. A band festival Friday night drew crowds despite rain. Geo Flanigan and wife visited relatives near St Joe Church. Thead Hanger, Harry Scott, Ed Tower and Anna Archibald attended Saturday teachers exams at English. A wagon accident near country roads injured Geo and James Miller and families lightly.
Davis of Corydon led a crowd in Milltown for a mad stone treatment after a dog bite. The Decoration services drew the G A R C C F K P M W A S S groups and M C B band in uniform. Hon F M Hostetter attended but the address was canceled due to weather. Dr G W Baylor his wife and Estelle left for Asheville for health reasons. Dr H A Rhoades will cover practice in Baylor’s absence.
Ben Jeffries left for Illinois. Rev. Morris and Helms left for Salem to visit family. A children’s program at the Christian Church drew praise as an enjoyable service. Miss Hattie Samuels recovers from measles with Dr Merrhees attending. White Sulphur hosted services and a post memorial with speakers and songs.
Varmirs are busy sowing millet while several young people attend services at Union Chapel on Senday. A new branch of the French Lick Telephone Line is to be completed with Crowder conducting services at Hains Chapel Saturday night. Granddaughter Gelel of Unionville is noted among the family.
The May meeting at Union Chapel was a success with many attendees enjoying the program. A.W. Norris will preach at Union on the third Sunday in June at 3 p.m. all are welcome to hear him.
Advertises a cure for deafness caused by catarrh with a money back promise of one hundred dollars for any case not cured. Claims deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills, with sales through Toledo and local druggists.
A person recalls a decade in bed with kidney disease and shares that Foley's Kidney Cure brought relief after all medical efforts failed, calling it a Godsend. The account appears as a testimonial from a patient identified as RB. Gray or related parties.
The Grand Lodge of Indiana announces officers for the next year led by Grand Master James W. Dunbar of New Albany and Deputy Grand Master William E. English of Indianapolis. Other posts filled by Alfred Emery, Martin H. Rice, Calvin W. Prather, Isaac P. Leyden, and Frank E. Gavin. The Grand Secretary reports strong growth and financial health with 85 107 names on the rolls. A letter from Robert R. Watts of Salem Mo extols Foley's Kidney Cure. Noberts, Land & Co.
Advertisements promote all season fishing with direct Chicago connections via the Chicago and North Western Railway. A. H. Warrener of Chicago offers ticket details, while a claim from Otterville Iowa resident Daniel Bante praises Foley's Honey and Tar for asthma relief after visiting physicians in New York and beyond.
Land listing from J E Stewart of English Indiana describes a 152 acre farm with 100 acres tillable, balance woodland and pasture, an orchard and 49K barns. Asking price 1600, trade proposal for town property, 80 acre sale at 488, plus 60 acres cultivated and rest pasture. Includes two dwellings and rentable office space.
The Overland Limited offers tiled platforms enclosed with brass railings and six compartments plus a drawing room with washstands hot and cold water electric curling iron heaters and parcel racks. It reaches Salt Lake City in hours and San Francisco 11 hours ahead of competitors. Union Pacific promises comfort luxury and time savings with details available from H Connor Cincinnati.
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