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Newspaper
English News
Location
English, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
8
A defense of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a non alcoholic women’s remedy. The article asserts truth against critics, details glycerine based extracts, lists ingredients, and promotes Pellets for laxative support and digestion.
CURBY and PILOT KNOB. Rev E E Holmes and family visited Edward McNaughton and wife. Fred Bischoff and wife went to Marengo. Charley Landrumns and Miss Clara Vernon went to Marengo. Stephenson Bros threshing reported. Andrew Batman died in Magnolia after two years illness. Interment at Dillman cemetery. Burial attendances noted. Local residents, visits to Pilot Knob and Marengo, and other social happenings in the week.
Rain Monday evening helps pasture recovery as locals report activity around town. Residents visit relatives, church services fill the pews, and farmers begin hulling clover while property owners upgrade homes with roofs porches and new sidewalks.
Rev. Walker King and his two sons led a ten day Holiness meeting in Pleasant Ridge that concluded Sunday night and left attendees convinced it achieved a strong spiritual impact.
The notice lists the family gathering for Mrs. Mahala Catharine Cox funeral in Flat Rock HI. Joseph and Ed Jones returned home to Flat Rock NL last Friday. Mrs. Mollie Sweet of Louisville KY visits her parents Thos Harvey and wife. The message ends with a plea: we are in need of rain in this vicinity.
Jack Riley went to Velp on business. Dora Jeffries returned home from visiting her daughter near Louisville. Mrs. Scott Paris of New Albany visits her daughter this week. Elvin Cassy of Keensburg visits relatives here. Mrs. E A Wilber attended a church dedication at Uniontown where Kid James Bobbitt gave the sermon to a large crowd. Jacob Hicks visits his cousin John Smitty. Jess Wiseman and wife visit her parents near Riddle. Grace Perkins visits Grace Wilber. George Merrilees and family plan to move to Gibson County. Movey picture trip to Leavenworth noted. Western woman quotes her husband’s eighty‑seventh late returns with a different excuse each time.
A testimonial from W H Fields of New Albany Indiana claims back and kidney pain eased after using Deans Kidney Pills. He urges others to try the remedy and notes further proof from English customers. He invites readers to visit Model Drug Store for reports from customers.
William Randolph Hearst responds to a request that he resign from the Iroquois Club, calling it a Bryan party with shifting platform. He says he withdraws with pleasure and without hard feelings, expressing good wishes to the Democratic group. He questions the club’s Democratic standards and names past and current party factions.
The statement asserts that free trade defines Bryan’s political identity and argues this position would prevent him from winning the presidency. It emphasizes consistency on trade policy as the central indicator of his viability for the office.
A Dundee Advertiser tale recalls an Irish jury story. Eleven jurors favor acquittal while one stubbornly insists on staying. The sleepless man drifts off as the hollow cane is found to hold whisky. They relieve him, wake him, and he proclaims he has changed his mind.
An advertisement extols Swamp Root by Dr. Kilmer claiming kidney trouble affects both women and men. The copy urges remembrance of the product name and the Binghamton New York address on every bottle.
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