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Newspaper
Flora Enterprise Sentinel
Location
Flora, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1904
Page
4
Fragmentary excerpt mentions malt, mead, and Cuafermas with questions of aiding the worthy poor in Fiora. It notes about a dozen Carroll County people sent to insane hospitals in recent months and criticizes tax ferret Goptove Brum for exposing people, though many names are garbled and uncertain.
Thanksgiving timing and season end marked by sports and education views. State Serr criticizes Latin in high school as waste while urging horse sense. Sept. Cotton praised. State Auditor Sherrick prepares report showing six percent of bank failures in Indiana over ten years were private banks. He proposes state supervision via legislative bill drafted by the modification committee.
Cheap excursion and homeseekers rates advertised for Oct 18 Nov 1 and 15 Dec 6 and 20 with 21 day limits. Logansport booking office offers interest on deposit and 5 percent loans. Includes a health testimonial for Electric Bitters and a coffeehouse-style plea for Rocky Mountain Tea delivery.
Reggie tells a friend over billiards he did not plan to propose yet but after a theater discussion he spoke up and Jessie, ready for it, accepted. He reflects he is glad to have her and avoids more stories about bashful proposals.
During the American Revolution the colonists faced loyalist women seen as crafty and pivotal in politics. A New Jersey governor warned that elites used female agents and petticoats to steer men astray. Jean Pigou recounts a tale of a girl upset by an aunt and mailing a note to Satan asking him to strike Aunt Jane.
Dieppe markets itself as the oldest sea baths with claims of healing for hydrophobia and other ailments. Henry IV’s dog incident sparked royal curiosity, while Mme de Bevigne and ladies of the court visited the town after a dog bite scare. The Duchesse de Berry popularized Dieppe as a seaside cure.
A testimonial notes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin for digestion and recommends a tablespoon before bed if constipated. The letter mentions two travelers and worries about cost and distance from civilization, advising readers to keep a supply of Backlen’s Amnic Salve for burns cuts wounds and ulcers sold at C B Nobel Drug store for 25 cents.
Testimony from Benterville Virginia reports three years of bronchitis cured after using Dr King’s New Discovery. The remedy claims to treat coughs colds bronchitis pneumonia and grip with a money back guarantee. Trial bottles free regular size twenty cents and one dollar.
Munroe township trustee H. A. Thomas will attend to official business on Wednesdays and Saturdays at his residence until further notice. Citizens with business are advised to govern themselves accordingly. Also note Hollister's Ricky Mountain Tea now available in tablet form from EB Nobes Druggist.
Frank J Chener signs an oath claiming partnership in J. Cheney & Co of Toledo pledging to pay one hundred dollars for every case of Hall's Catarrh Cure. The advertisement asserts internal cure acting on blood and mucous surfaces and offers a testimonial free. It lists the product sold by druggists and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Advert reads King’s New Life Pile offering instant relief from throbbing headaches. Claims blood purification and health buildup, with a 25 cent price and money back guarantee. Sold by C. E. Nober, Diaggiet, promoting tea or tablet forms from Nobel Druggiet.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions merchants and a few contacts. The readable text references salaries and payments and general commerce notes without clear names or dates. It lacks cohesive facts to identify a single event or outcome for a concise report.
Mary Dorkins, urged by a doctor to seek health in the west, dons male attire and joins a cattle town life. She gambles, shoots in a tavern duel, earns respect from some, but draws taunts from Hathaway as Henderson belts out a torn ear in a fight, while the crowd alternates between scorn and support.
A local slaughter house announces its arrival near Flora promising efficient, high quality butchering services for the county's stock. They guarantee speedy work and compare their quality favorably to the best, inviting inquiries from interested owners.
The Gatton Park case illustrates a rotten borough with a single qualified voter yet two MPs. In 1830 Lord Monson bought the manor for 500000 dollars and two years later the seat was disfranchised, ending the strange electoral privilege.
In a witty exchange captured by the Baltimore American a speaker denies a claimed picture shows the comptroller of the currency and his wife. The rebuttal asserts the image is of the currency itself with the wife beside it, and denies any person relation.
A Philadelphia Ledger quip playfully notes apparent confidence with the opposite sex and social ease. The banter pivots on rope and string imagery, suggesting a lighthearted take on charm and prowess.
A dialogue shows a defendant insisting he was not allowed to come before the magistrate again while the magistrate reproaches him for previous visits. The prisoner contends the police would not believe his claims.
Mabel teases about a speaker stuttering during a pre event exchange with Ethel noting improvement. The brief cartoon caption captures domestic humor through dialogue about speech effort and progress.
A druggist urges cautious medicine use and promises refunds if Paracamph fails. The ad claims quick relief and cures for rheumatism neuralgia sore feet skin diseases sore throat and inflammations as directed, reinforcing trust in the local pharmacist.
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