Secret Out Refutes Attacks on Dr Pierce Medicines
The article defends Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Golden Medical Discovery against alleged falsehoods and touts its ingredients. It claims the product, a non alcoholic extract of multiple roots, strengthens the blood and restores vitality. A customer letter from Gordonville Texas supports dramatic health improvements after eight bottles.
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Pierce
Piichiers
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Taki
G. Rt
Gordonville
Texas
Mae
Ir. KR. V. Force
Local residents visit friends and family in neighboring towns
Mrs Florence Kline and Isdy from Louisville visited in the vicinity last week. William Glosson and wife from near Tower spent Sunday with Curby friend James Dean and son Jesse. Lee Stephenson and wife from Illinois visited this week. Sheriff J B Hanger and wife from English looked after their farm. Stephenson Bros began work on Whiskey Run pike connecting Jennings and Liberty roads. James Crandall and Mrs Mary Miller married Wednesday. Roy Tower, a top Jennings teacher, to teach Dillman school. Various families from Princeton, New Albany, Billet, Leavenworth, St Louis, Keensburg and George town are mentioned visiting relatives and traveling to events.
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Florence Kline
Isdy
Vof
Louisville
William Glosson
Near Tower
Curby
James Dean
Jesse
Lee Stephenson
Illinois
James Crandall
Princeton
Andrew Benz
Charles Crandall
Mary Miller
Ben Stephenson
Roy Tower
Jennings Township
Dillman
Kern
Alice Miller
Alinocis
Local Notes from Sulphur and Crawford County
Misses Lola and Delthene Able visit aunt at Birdseye while Oscar Miller of Grantsburg and Miller Jones of Owensville visit friends Sunday. Rev. Morton Carmicheal and wife preach farewell sermons at Beechwood Riddle and Sulphur. they plan to move to Michigan next year. Nannie Gibson suffers malaria fever. Reports hint at further oil excitement in Crawford County. Mrs Ed Riddle remains very low with consumption. A nine day meeting begins September 18 led by Rev John Hatfeld evangelist Columbus Rinebarger and organist John Morgan. tent setting noted.
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Morton Carmicheal
Beechwood
Riddle and Sulphur
Michigan
Nannie Gibson
Crawford Co
Ed Riddle
John T. Hatfeld
Columbus Rinebarger
Tohn Mogan
Weather and local notable notices from Taswell
The Taswell area records hot dry weather with occasional rain and reports good health. Dr C D Luckett of English visits Monday. Mrs Kate McClaren and Mrs Agnes Green of Lanesville visit their uncle W H McCown. Lula Ring, daughter of Dr N W Ring working at Woodmere Asylum Evansville, promoted to watch hall earning 2700 monthly. Edith Summers leaves for Princeton College. Will Suddarth of Mt Carmel visits parents. Henry McGuire family moves here. Dr N W King called to Leavenworth for J W Sturgeon exam. B Enlow, local merchant and trustee candidate, in Louisville buying dry goods. H E Morgan to New Albany on business. S A Tucker Jr at New Albany Business College visits home. J C Brock dies at 45 from bowels complaint. wife and seven children left. Sleighbots extend sympathies.
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C. D. Luckett
Kate McClaren
Agnes Green
Lanesville
Hanson County
W.H McCown
N. W. Ring
Lula
Woodmere Asylum
Evansville
Ife
Edith Summers
Princeton
Will Suddarth
Mt. Carmel
P.O. Suddarth
Henry McGuire
Jeffersonville
B. Enlow
Louisville
H. E. Morgan
New Albany
Suddarth Waldschmidt Named For District Officials
Delegates from Harrison Perry and Crawford counties nominate Jerry L. Suddarth English for Judge and William M. Waldschmidt Camelton for Prosecuting Attorney. Suddarth, a Crawford native and Michigan law grad, is praised as a vigorous former prosecutor and respected trial lawyer. Waldschmidt, Perry County attorney and Bloomington State University law graduate, is described as able honest and energetic.
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Marengo
Harrison
Perry
Crawford
Jerry L. Suddarth
English
William M. Waldschmidt
Camelton
Suddarth
Crawford County
Marengo Academy
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Law
University of Michigan
Supreme Court of
Indiana
Circuit Court of the United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Waldechmidt
Perry County
The
State University At
Bloomington
Death of Eliza Ann Helembreth at New Albany
Eliza Ann Helembreth aged 76, a respected resident of Mifflin, died Saturday evening at New Albany at 6 o clock from semilety. Funeral attended at Mifflin Sunday at 2 30 led by W. H. McCown. Sisters, friends, and neighbors mourn the loss.
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Eliza Ann Helembreth
New Albany
Mifflin
W. H. McCown
Startling 25 000 Stock to Close Out at 38 Cents
The Western Salvage Company of Chicago announces a ten day closing sale of its entire 25 000 stock at 38 cents on the dollar. W L Gregory & Sons English Indiana announce retirement due to ill health and appoint N M Fletcher and staff to conduct the sale beginning Saturday September 12 at 9 a m after re arranging and rem arking the stock.
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Crawford County
Indiana
W.L. Gregory & Sons
W.L. Gregory
F.R. Gobbel
N.M. Fletcher
Hoskins Plans New Louisville Temperance Hotel
J C Hoskins, ex hotel man from White Sulphur Springs, buys Warkine Flats at 414 West Chestnut and will open a new temperance hotel this winter or before spring. He plans full modern furnishings and aims to attract families and travelers. Five and twenty salespeople sought for department store positions.
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Louisville Herald
Louisville
J. C Hoskine
White Sulphur Springs
Hoskins
West Cheetnut Street
Card of Thanks to Fair Association and Supporters
J M Johnson thanks the Fair Association officers students speakers vocal music leaders the unknown composer of a song dedicated to him and the Marengo band for free instrumental music and noble spirit when asked not to play. W L Gregory and Sons promotes sorghum barrels and announces an upcoming iron hooped barrel carload in English.
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Fair Association
Marengo Band
J.M. Johnson
W.L. Gregory & Sons
Pleasant Ridge Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Warm September brings harvest notes and neighbors hosting gatherings. Mr Everden and Henry Bussenburger are in the vicinity along with several local families visiting friends. Effie East stayed with James Doolittle, while Birdie Jones of Carmi and John Jones of Flat Rock returned home with relatives. Geo Jones and daughter Enice accompanied the visitors to English.
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Mr. Everden
Henry Bussenburger
D. G. Oaman
Geo. Jones
Effie East
James Doolittle
Basinete
Birdie Jones
Carmi
John and
Alford Jones
Fiat Rock
Birdie
Flat Rock
Mies Enice
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George Town
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Ben Shrieber, Sr
Mary Campbell
Leavenworth
Kate
Kate Myers
St. Lani
Jas. McLain
Peter Hilgert
Pete
Joe Welcein
Drivle
Anna Smithy
Logan Riddle
Schooner Point
J.J. Johnson
Scott Paris
John Smithy
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Itl
Mattie Bangle
Calvin
Elvin Easry
Kate Lakford
Vern Rily
WA. Parr
J. J Johnson
Geo. Wisemin
Charles
Henry Wilbur
John Wright
Ambrose Eaton
Lola
Delthene Able
Birdseye
Oscar Miller
Grantsburg
Miller Jones
Owensville
Lace
Taswell
N. W. King
J. W. Sturgeon
S.A. Tucker, Jr
New Albany Business College
J. C. Brock
Solomon and
Gebbel
Mr. Brock
Third Judicial Circuit
William M. Waldschmidt For
Prosecuting Attorney
W.l.gregory& Sons
W.L. Gregory & Sone
Na Senn
Miffin
Dora Crews
Home Exchange
J. M. Tucker
W. L. Gregory & Sons
Western Salvage Company”’ of
Chicago
J.C. Hoskins
W. L Gregory & Sons
Department State
Pleasant Ridge
Hertha Sprinkle
Tom Harvey Sudday
Clarence Garley
Family
Martin Powell
Family Sunday
Blackeyed Suz
Kentucky Bro
Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
North End
Weet Bridge
J.L. Lewis
Chichester
Cricbebter Chemical CO
Madica Square
Phu A. PA
Panhandle Lands
Panhandle
America
Brandt & Cooley
Okla
State Bank
Enid
Oklahoma
Fred. K. Gevbel
Nature
Dr. Miles
E. ‘Ebensperger
Jay St. N.Y
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Eikhart
Ind
Insurance
Neighor
James E. Stewart
English News Office
Farmers Home Hotel
Sees. C. W
Seay
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