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Newspaper
English News
Location
English, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1908
Page
8
A historical notice traces Dr. Pierce's creation of Favorite Prescription as a non alcohol based remedy. It emphasizes its claimed cure rate, explains ingredients like blue cohosh root, and notes the distribution of a Dr. Book free with purchase.
The town notes cover sermon at M E church Heb 12 1 Prohibition likely at Otts Hall Tuesday was a success George Ach and wife visit friends from Fdomont Websters visit Huntingburg and election chatter about W Bryan and Democrats deposits guaranteed The piece ends with patriotic reflections on Old Glory and the United States poised for November 3.
A brief local notes column records Nora Weston ill for two weeks without improvement. Visits by Frank McGovern and family, Kenna Senn, and various Sunday religious activities are listed. A child of Roy Stroud died at home and was buried at Highfield cemetery. Sarah Mason from Princeton is visiting her brother David Mason.
Mrs Isaac Froman remains quite sick while Sunday school under Mrs C Eskew. H Martin of Leavenworth visited town earlier in the week. Mrs Julius Benham visited parents. W Pavey and wife traveled Thursday. Mrs Jno Goldman of Union Chapel visited relatives. Dink Laswell of Burnett Ridge visited D M Laswell. Perveral from here attended church at Burnet Ridge Sunday night. Yes Breeden visited Miss.
Mrs Jno. PD Wright visited Mrs. Riley Sunday evening Rev McCarro preached here Sunday evening. Dennis Curl of near Bethany visited his sister Mrs D M Laswell Sunday. Ree Howerton missed his regular appointment due to revival at Burnett Ridge. Two Mormon elders spoke to listeners on Monday night.
Fragment from a 19th century editorial condemns punishing family members for wrongdoing and critiques political factions in Indiana. It questions the justice of exiling loved ones from church and heaven, and notes debates over compulsory arbitration of labor disputes and party platforms.
Morlan attended the Republican meeting Saturday with candidates drawn up freely. Roy Dewitt returned from Fredonia after attending a revival by Clarence Dewitt and Dt Umphreys. Ida Riddie is able to visit her brother John Jenkins. Rev Stallings failed to fill appointments but preached two sermons and will return November 21 and 22. Abell returned from Indiana polis after hospital work for the insane. Rev. Dissney preached again. Crews and wife attended a funeral in Taswell for Crews' niece who died of croup.
Governor Hanly told about 3000 farmers in Attica that at Crawfordsville Thomas R Marshall misrepresented the issue by saying he would repeal the Moore remonstrance law. He claimed Marshall admitted pressuring him and framed the Democratic plan as a surrender of hard won ground to uncertain policy.
An advertisement touts Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer and Company as a cure for kidney trouble affecting men women and children. It claims benefits including restored vigor and relief from frequent urination and irritation and cites testimonials and a Binghamton New York address for the product.
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