Nervous Headache Cured By Williams Pink Pills
Miss Ellen McKenna, after seven years of nervous headaches and dizziness, found relief by taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for two months. A club member urged the remedy, and her headaches vanished, restoring her ability to attend meetings. The pills are promoted as a blood and nerve tonic.
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Ellen McKenna
Dr. Williams
Ornce
Missna
Ladies’ Guild
Wallstreet
Roxbury
Mass
Miami
Canadian Warmth Contrasts Texas Freeze In February
February news notes a warm wave across Western Canada while the U S suffers deep freezes. Reports cite Canada enjoying milder weather as Western states and Texas face cold and storms. February data show more settlers moving to Canada, with government agents arranging excursions in March and April to aid new settlers seeking land.
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Canada
St. Paul
Arctic
Calgary
Texas
Joseph
Hebadehens Ateyhsecond
Fort Worth
Tex
Miles City
Mont
Medicine Hat
Can
Hadmonton
Pee Leadville
Col
Abepakes
Western
Gall Awnd
Ottawa
Brovenwros
Quincy Bieg
Chicago
Ihl
Ogris
Idianapota
Callahan Block
Milwaa
Kanes Rati V.mcinner
Heater Ik
Bevrodl
Nad
Uncle Allen Sparks on Earning a Living
Uncle Allen Sparks voices a pointed opinion in the Chicago Tribune column, arguing that many men think they are earning a living when they are merely beating the world out of one. He characterizes this as a misdirected effort and questions true productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Allen
Uncle Allen Sparks
Chicago Tribune
Anti-Saloon League Aims to Make Indiana Dry State
Indianapolis reports a drive by the Anti-Saloon League of Indiana to convert Indianapolis into a dry town. Leader A G Humphrey says success hinges on raising 5000 dollars to exploit the Moore law to close about 75 percent of Indiana saloons within 32 months. The plan includes church meetings, remonstrances, and staged efforts in smaller cities before targeting larger towns.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
A. G. Humphrey
Humphrey
Kansas
Greencastle
Franklin
Martinsville
Bloomington
Humphreys
Columbus
Goshen
Elkhart
Frankfort
League
Orwigburg land lease dispute seeks 1 million value
Judge Daniel Noyes of Laporte has been retained by Mrs. Jane Tilt and heirs to pursue a Pennsylvania land possession claim. The 100 acre tract, the town of Orwigburg, is valued at $1,000,000. The grandparents Peter and Hanna Orwig allegedly leased the land for 99 years, lease now expired, inquiry aims to identify the leasee. The town was named to honor the Orwigs and built after their deaths during the lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noyes
Orwig
Indiana Oil Men's Association Formed in Indiana
About 100 prominent Indiana oil producers met in Indianapolis on March 10 and organized the Indiana Oil Men's association. Headquarters will be in Muncie. President Dewitt C. Griffith said the group aims to secure better terms from Standard Oil, which they accuse of discriminating against Indiana oils in grading and pricing. The new association plans to strengthen their bargaining power to press for more favorable terms.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Oil Men's Association
Standard Oil Co
Muncie
Dewitt C. Griffith
Standard
Indiana
Snowball Injury Nearly Killed Boy in South Bend
In South Bend on March 10 a snowball caused severe facial decay in two year old Theodore Lerner. The nasal passages and eyes were affected as teeth grew into decayed areas. Dr. Nicholas Senn of Chicago performed a crucial operation after five weeks of danger. A two month delay could have led to insanity as bones remained soft.
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South Bend
Ind
Theodore Lerner
Nicholas Senn
Chicago
Dr. Senn
Representative Guirl Faces Grand Jury Over Bridge Swindle Claim
Terre Haute report notes March 9 when twenty witnesses testified before the grand jury about graft in county offices. Rep. Guirl of Clay county said the people were swindled out of 100000 dollars in a bridge contract. Lafayette Bridge Co. has waived rights and will provide information to Prosecutor Cooper.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Grand Jury
Spencer Ball
Committee of Ninety
Representative Guirl
Clay County
Lafayette Bridge Co
Cooper
Baker for Brick in South Bend political note
State Representative Ananias Baker of Rochester declares support for Congressman A L Brick of South Bend and vows loyalty unless Brick steps down. Baker, who sparked the bribery probe in the Indiana legislature, says he would back an alternative if Brick retires.
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South Bend
Ind
Ananias Baker
Rochester
A. L. Brick
Brick
Ananias
Baker
Indiana
Multiple Indiana Officiаl Elections and Local Sports News
In Evansville on March 10 the State Association of Steam and Hot Water Fitters elected James H. Healy as president and H. H. Highland as vice president with G. J. Most as secretary and A. E. Werkhoff as treasurer. In Brazil the United Mine Workers district No. 8 elected Philip Roberts as president Walter Kink as vice president Jno Fogg as secretary treasurer and William Houston as national board member. Frankfort reported the Western Construction Co subsidy tax case against Frankfort & State Line Rail Road Co. ending after 27 years with a judge upholding a demurrer. In Indianapolis the Marion county grand jury indicted ex Senator O. A. Baker lobbyist for the Tobacco Combine. In Jeffersonville Joseph Schaefer and wife were sent to the Central Hospital for the Insane in Indianapolis. In Anderson the Wildcats were shut out by the locals with a final score Mercer 6 Kokomo 0.
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Evansville
Ind
State Association of Steam and Hot Water Fitters
James H. Healy
Indianapolis
H. H. Highland
G. J. Most
A. E. Werkhoff
Lafayette
United Mine Workers
Brazil
United Mine Workers of America
Philip Roberts
Carbon
Walter Kink
Hoosierville
Jno
Frankfort
Western Construction Co
Frankfort & State Line Railroad Co
Rabb
Williamsport
Baker
Marion County Grand Jury
O. A. Baker
Marion
Tobacco Combine
Jeffersonville
Joseph Schaefer
Scott County
Central Hospital For the Insane
Wounded Husband Slays Self After Shooting Wife
Fort Wayne report details Joseph Yobst shooting his wife in the left ear and then killing himself at his mother in law’s house while he was to answer for a divorce suit. The incident followed a struggle over the weapon and occurred amid several unrelated city notes.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Joseph Yobst
Yobst
Vysich
Governor Vetoes Indiana Grand Army Bill
Indianapolis March 11 Gov Hanly vetoed a bill granting 590 annually for printing supplies for the department of the Grand Army of Indiana arguing the department is not a state creation.
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Indianapolis
Hanly
Department of the Grand Army of Indiana
Flickering Fragments Spark Colorful Ad Snippets
A jumble of vintage captions and ad copy shows playful exchanges about cosmetics refusal, a humorous waiter dialogue, and a controversial ship name note from Puck. It closes with an anecdotal medical testimonial praising Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure for rheumatism and kidney troubles, attributed to Mr. Culet.
Drink in the landscape puzzle hints at field gases
The fragment hints at a cryptic phrase about siseed with field gases, mentioning Ihiladel cord and a landscape theme. Details are unclear but suggest a wordplay item or riddle tied to a geography or science motif in a historical page.
Cure for infant eczema and claimed patent remedies
A reader recounts a two year struggle with a baby’s severe eczema on head and face. After trying several doctors and products, a Cure Cure Soap and Cure Cure ointments are claimed to have healed the child by Day 7. The ad promotes Pusheck's Kuro as a universal remedy and Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pons in gallops for digestion and health, with prices and distribution details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Ustralia
Prominent Cincinnati Woman Praises Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
A Cincinnati woman testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured her womb trouble after nine months of suffering. She credits five bottles with relief and urges other women to use the remedy. The letter reflects widespread belief in Pinkham’s product among American women and health reformers.
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Cincinnati
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
America
Mrs. Pinkham
Sera Wilson
East 3d Street
Ohio
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Kemp
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Anderson
Mallory
Cna
Mercer
Kokomo
Allen County
Young Ladies of
Peru
Anderson High School
Kokomo High School
Warsaw
Nellie Brosser
Rouse
Fairbanks
Blue Lodge
Perry
Dee Wilson
Shellin Ragen
Danville
Thor Namas
Puck
Alston
Mich
Culet
Culetet
Dodd
Pace
Catiara
Pusheck
Kuro
Chicago Chronicle
Globe
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy, N. Y
Albany A Argus
Parc Oinelant
Sara Wilson
Iwans
Tue Ae
Shariel F. White
Lion Coffee
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