18 Years of Liver Trouble and a Citrate Cure
Traverse City, Mich is home to Mrs J W Edwards who suffered eighteen years with liver trouble. After other remedies failed she tried Thedford s Black Draught taking six 25 cent packages and was cured. She credits the medicine with saving her life and recommends it to others for liver stomach and bowel disorders. The ad promotes Black Draught as safe gentle effective for all ages and notes a 25 cent package price.
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Traverse City
Mich
J. W. Edwards
Thedford
NCBA
Local residents visit, travel, and appearances in Ferdinand area
A string of visits and travels across towns including Huntingburg Evansville Jasper and Louisville is recorded. People such as Joseph Schlachter Chas Bartley Ernat Landgrebe Miss Mary Moeller and many others are noted in town for meetings relatives and work with numerous errands and repairs.
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Mary A. Moeller
Evansville
Sidewalks and health linked to grip epidemics claim
In Good Health, Martin Nevins argues germs spread via air and thrive when health is disturbed. He cites flat crooked sidewalks that hold water, causing cold feet and respiratory illnesses including bronchitis and tuberculosis, urging convex, sloped sidewalks that drain and elevate slightly.
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Martin Nevins
Mr. Nevins
Mind-Wandering Should Be Relegated to Scrap Heap
The Arkansas Democrat discusses mind-wandering as a common habit that wastes time. It contrasts aimless day-dreaming with productive focus, citing the steam engine inventor as an example of useful daydreaming leading to progress.
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Ireams
Arkansas Democrat
Fiction Writer Recalls Kentucky Nighttime Glow Ride
A writer describes a dangerous mountain trip in Kentucky where a collision with a cow disabled the car’s lights. To navigate, the party caught lightning bugs in bottles, strapped two glow-filled bottles to the bumper, and proceeded toward a village, a tale he seldom shares.
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Kentucky
The Egyptian Scale and Its Mystical Legacy
The seven tones of the Egyptian scale align with the planetary bodies Sun Moon Mercury Saturn Jupiter Mars Venus and mirror the seven days of the week. A writer notes the old Egypt’s yell remains inaccessible to the modern mind as music philosophy religion astrology and pantheism merge in its maze. From these sources modern orchestras and stringed instruments descend with the harp now a mere accessory.
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Jupiter
Mars
Venus
Egypt
Tilted Block of Earth's Crust and Destructive Quakes
The passage describes El Salvador as a tilted block of the earth with a population of 1,700,000 in 7,275 square miles. It warns that earthquakes cause buildings to collapse and volcanoes to erupt, with volcanic activity triggered by crust shifts releasing water from yawning craters.
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el Salvador
Funeral attendees honor Mrs. Herman Lueken
The funeral for Mrs. Herman Lueken was held Tuesday morning with numerous relatives from Schnellville Dale St Anthony Jasper Hantingburg and Louisville in attendance including Frank Lueken Leo Lueken August Reckelhoff and families Mrs Herzog Mrs Ben Wendholt Gerhard Hugo Frank Schipp and families Ben Lueken and Mr. and Mrs. Mia Steve Horny Everhard Ruttart and others.
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Herman Lueken
Frank Lueken
Joe
Loechte
Johny Brames
Schnellville
Leo Lueken
Dale
August Reckelhoff
St. Anthony
Herzog
Louisville
John Wendholt
Everhard Ruttart
Siflenry
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Ferdinand
Indiana
Lincoln
John A. Dix
FIEND
George A. McLane
Parngpads
Joseph Schlachter
Huntingburg
Chas. Bartley
Louieville
Ernat Landgrebe
Joe Ackermann
Robert Ramsey
Clem Koliker
Robert Altraann
Cecelia Muth
Evanaville
Mathias Chinger
Math Hassfurther
Edmund
Jasper
Goldie Smith
Corydon
Herman Reckelhoff
Troy
Tell City
Cannelton
Mrs. Adam Muller of
Fulda
Sister Elenora
Emma and
Ida Seufert
Robert
St. Meinrad
Adam Bonifer
John Loew
John Uebelher
Albert Horny
Christ Castrup
Christian Zigler
Dubois
Mike Oeding
Joe Osers
John Asbelher
Louis Bretz
Bretzville
J. A. Greulich
John Daunhauer, Sr
St. Marys of the Woods
John Archart
Siberia
Mise
Henrietta Brinkmann
Mrs
Henry Timmeringon
Peter Gerber
E. E. Schriefer
Bernard
Peter Huther
Prof. Worland
Kpot C
Anna Renken
Flora Srmephort
Cincinnati
Hattie and
Amanda Mueller
Herry Schum
Amil Altmeyer
Chas. Obermeyer
Lonsville
Jonn Sondermann
A. J. Reinacker
Joe Barth
Frank Mueller
Albert Sondermann
St. Louis
Chicago
Pet-Son Pump Co
Mary
Bertha Rickelmann
Marie
Lucretia Rickelmann
Henry Paul Denning
Otto Kreuzberger
John Jochum
Mr. Kreuzberger
R. J. Beckmann
Cannel‘ton
Mr. Beckmann
J. H. Beckmann
Herman Bolte
Wm. Beckelmann
Herman
Tell City Desk Co
Adam Fieth
Fieth
Mentor
Meinrada
Blanche Thiemann
Josepha
Jos. A. Wagner
Louteville, Ky
Usantine Bisters
R. P. Olinger
Polk System Circular & General Coast
Asheville
North Carolina
B. N. Todd
Starks Bldg
South Fourth
St. Louisville
Solemuceatan
Ferdinand Drug Store
John Schreiner
Dale Day
Isidore Schitter
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