Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Real Estate Notice
Frank J. Cheney signs an oath as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. promising to pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case cured by Falls Catarrh Cure. The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with testimonials and pricing. Also an atp notice states a house and two acres for sale in Ferdinand, Blytheville Arkansas, by John Bombolacki.
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Frank J. Cheney
F. J
Hall
F.C. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Draggiate
Town of
Ferdinand
Atp
John Bombolacki
Blytheville, Ark
Bargains in Ladies Wear and Umbrellas at Raokelho and Mulle
An old advertisement lists discounted ladies shirtwaists priced from 35 to 125 coins and umbrellas cut to 6c to 2.00 with curtain net down to 10c. The shop is identified as Raokelho & Mulle.
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Raokelho
Railroads Enforce Value Declarations for Baggage Under New Act
Railroads will require passengers to declare the value of checked trunks starting June 3 under the Cummins act amending interstate commerce laws. Liability caps stay at $100 per piece with optional insurance for higher value. misstatements can be a misdemeanor. Delays and crowding may occur in baggage rooms as travelers adjust to the procedure. For sale notices follow, including a two-story six-room house and a buggy or surrey offer.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Disjoint Schedule Notes For Congregation Members
A fragmentary schedule lists days for Elizabeth Jaunke and others in connection with W. Bickwermert. It mentions Frank Albert on Thursday and Louisa Sehlachter on Friday with Mt Sehlachter on Saturday and Weenel on Sunday in a congregation context.
Evansville Market and Local Social Notes 1915
Market prices drift across grains and livestock with figures for wheat corn potatoes hogs and cattle. A surprise 7th wedding anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Naver Lehner highlights community social life with a long guest list and later travel to Huntingburg for a funeral.
Bartley Bros Big Clearance Sale Continues This Week
Bartley Bros. Spring Clearance Sale is in full blast with a Big Clearance Sale extending to Saturday evening. A Ford touring car is offered for sale in good condition. John G. Beckmann notes ongoing mail arrivals and departures with three daily since last Friday. A surprise party was hosted at Willie Wagner's home Tuesday night. June 12 summary mentions Ralph DePalma winning the 100 mile race at Indianapolis driving a Mercedes.
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Bartley Bros
John G. Beckmann
Willie Wagner
Ralph DePalma
Indianapolis
Sauer Kraut Sale At Reckelhoff and Muller
Reckelhoff and Muller advertise eight gallon kegs of Sauer Kraut at 1.65 reduced to 1.20. A brief town notice mentions Ferdinand Demuth selling a load of fine sheep to John Gipfrich, a local stock dealer, and a White House meeting on Lusitania with President Wilson. It notes a seventeen year cicada expected May and June and warns of possible tree damage. Also an excursion to French Lick West Baden next Sunday and Evansville the following Sunday with round trip fare of 1.00. A cottage and one lot are for sale by Mrs Busan Schunischor.
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Ferdinand Demuth
John Gipfrich
French Lick
West Baden
Evansville
Fach
Missing Cretaceous to Eocene Period Skips Earth History Record
Geologists note a gap of eight to ten million years in Atlantic Gulf coastal plain rock records. During this unknown interval continents were larger and oceans smaller, weathering eroded rocks from the sea, leaving no species known to span the period. Across Atlantic and Gulf states layers before and after the gap contain fossils but none survive through it.
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Atlantic
Gulf Coastal Plain
Geological Survey
Atlantic Ocean
New York
Gulf of Mexico
Far East Affected by War and Trade Slowdown
Father M. C. Gleason, chaplain on the USS Saratoga, reflects on duty in the Far East. He notes quiet in the Philippines, recalls the Nanking bombardment, and cites China disturbances and Europe’s war as curbing trade and travel. He mentions Shaungheiat conditions and weak Far East commercial prospects for American travelers and merchants.
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M. C. Gleason
U., SN
Saratoga
New York
Washington
Olongapo
Manila
Father Gleason
Philippines
Nanking
China
Shaungehiat
Europe
Caet
Japan
Far East
Armchair Furnishings From War Torn Barracks
A front line soldier describes improvised life in a damaged house with makeshift furniture. He notes windows blown out, a brazier from a pail, a petrol tin pan, and boxes repurposed as a table and chairs. He jokes about starting a seven cent furnishing business upon return and mentions a neighbor making armchairs from orange barrels amid accidents.
Deceptive Looks at Lord Beresford Sparks Wit
In the House of Commons Lord Charles Beresford replies to a patronizing MP who claimed he might become a statesman. Beresford retorts that the MP does not look like a weathercock, ending the patronising tone.
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Charles Beresford
House of Commons
M. P
Lord Charles
Detained Detaite: Boy’s Injury Follows Sliding Tale
In a reported exchange the boy’s father asks how the clothes tore and face bruised. The reply cites the “result of a slide to second” as the cause, suggesting a baseball mishap led to the injuries and prompted the father’s inquiry.
Farm Lands For Sale In Ferdinand Indiana
Desirable farm land sale propositions offered by J. D. Piekhardt of Ferdinand Indiana invites inquiries for available parcels and details on purchase terms.
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J. D. Piekhardt
Ferdinand
Wren House Free With Six Months Little Folks Offer
A vintage pitch offers a wood two colored wren house free postpaid with a six month Uriel subscription to Little Folks Magazine for 400. The ad touts children’s stories and colorful figures from Dongr and Sterns, aiming to attract wrens and provide year long entertainment for kids.
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Little Folks Magazine
Cravens
Nehidres
Mai
Salem
Musas
Evansville Courier Ad Offers Daily by Mail
An old newspaper ad from The Evansville Courier in Evansville Indiana promotes a daily by mail subscription for one dollar with an option for the Sunday Courier at 50 cents more. It invites readers to send 30 cents extra or pay a total of $1.50 for both editions.
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Evansville Courien
Bareain
Evansville
Lvinsville
Ind
Train at West Train East 4 West es Nast
A brief item records a train schedule note with a reference to West and East lines and a stray fragment saying Nast. The readable portion provides limited syntax details and lacks clear events or outcomes.
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West Es Nast
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Nessa
Ferdinand Electric Light Co
Alhoioao
AAAI
Alifornia
San Francisco
San Diego
Southern Railway
Bo H. Todd
Louisville, Ky
Duntley
Dunticy
Reckelhoff & Muller
State of
Ohio
Lucas County
A. W. Gleason
Italy
England
Scotland
Finland
Russia
Bnew
Kagaire
Surrey
Ben Botke & Hons
Iet
Elizabeth Jaunke
Ueadhay
W. Bickwermert
Frank Albert
Louisa Sehlachter
Mt. Sehlachter
Hn. Weenel
Hutter
Naver Lehreiner
Anton Gerber
Nick Senninger
John Sehroesiner
Peter Blach
John Kilweh
Herman Reckshoff
Doe Reckedhey
Will Wagner
Philip Schultheis
Xaver Schreiner
Huntingbore
Joe Oser
Ben Bolte & Sons
Count von Bernstorff
White House
Wilson
Busan Schunischor
Earth
Dollar Daily
Piave
Dun G
Beckmann
Kilestive
Huntingburg
Louisville
N. A
Courier - Journal
Farm Asd Family
Courier-Journal Company
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