Heart Cure Promises Relief for Weak Hearts Across Ages
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Heart Cure as a remedy for weak hearts, listing symptoms like shortness of breath and chest pain. It cites testimonials such as Norton of Freeville New York and urges druggists to stock the product, promising refunds for unsafe benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy
Miles
Norton
Freeville
New York
Mite
Miles Medical Co
Elishart
Ind
If You Only Knew Teal Ing tonse Root Juice
A quirky ad note praising a tonic with alleged digestion benefits and heat for the throat and kidneys. It claims quick relief from indigestion belching heartburn sick feeling constipation and rheumatic pain. The piece urges buying at any drug store to end suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tver
Deafness Cured by Dr Wells
William Doty of Fort Wayne, a Pennsylvania engraver, reports two years of deafness and ear pains resolved after treatment by Dr Wells. He states hearing fully returned and recommends others with similar issues seek his care at his Fort Wayne facility near the Aveline store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Doty
Fort Wayne
Pennsylvania
Dr. Wells
Wells Ie
Burry Furest
Unclear purchase entry from local store reported
Fragmentary OCR suggests a business note about clapped pans sold to an elder buyer without leaving a four year renewal or related transaction. Details are unreadable and names or places cannot be confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renindeler
Club Last 10 Be Rendezvous Club Last 10 Be Rendezvous
Fragmented OCR describes a club scene with owners Yarnell and Vernet promising comfort and elite gatherings at a country estate. It references a party setting, football players, a Springield park, and a veranda style residence. An unrelated medical ad for piles appears at end.
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Sheule I Vernet
Cerra
Latico Parle
Copho
Shumuer
Torenvons
Pather Latimond’ Teaning
Lily Clair
Varnell
Harry
Springield Park
Bundal
Sprligi
Ark
Tha
Quantry
Tad Util Hee
Local Grocery Ad Lists Potatoes Eggs and More
Iresiy Radishes Lettuce Onions Tomatoes and fresh poultry teased with low prices. Potatoes 79 per bushel eggs ... can corn 4 for 25¢ good corn six cans of hominy 6¢ each. Salmon prunes and oranges appear among the staples. Sharp and Orr at 127 West Columbia Bt Home circle offers the deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IETZ
Sharp & Orr
127 West
Columbia
Wayne Team Plans Preseason Banquet And Pitcher News
Wayne’s Falcons hold a preseason banquet spotlighting baseball plans. Yanesville agrees on GA Walker from Hendricks as a pitcher, Walker praised as tall southpaw with speed from Braundville past season. Evansville rumors surface as Joe Dunn signs with manager Punch Knoll. Hollister’s tonic ad copy closes the item.
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Booth
Wayne Fas
Chigago
Gubs
White Sox
Heston
Braudenville
Fang
Evansville
Joe Dunn
Cisk
Punch Knoll
Broadway Stars reorganize with Farrell signed for first base
The Broadway Stars announce a restructured squad led by Manager Gaffney and Captain Heckler. They sign hard hitting Larry Farrell from the Nid Pil Seners to play first base, with lineup including Bruno at third, Heckler in center, Nesbit at second, Park Starr catching and first base, Reed catching, Young and Smith as pitchers, and Baker in reserve.
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Broadway Stars
Gaffney
Heckler
Larry" Farrell
Nid Pilseners
Ham
Lneup
Farrell
Bruno
Warterles
Nesbit
Lae Dil~ Inn
Park Starr
Jack Reed
Grimina
Young
Smith
Cornell
Baker
Baseball Notes Preview Corn Fochler League Opener in Huntertown
Jackson and Thieme's All-Stars plan to open the Corn Fochler league at Huntertown on April 6 with Dutch Voitshauer, Chesty Kaylor, and McCarthy handling the heavy work to disrupt the annual league. Communications to Jackson & Thieme, 8 Calhoun Street, Hunting. A photo of the old bank building near the site is requested, with Charles E. Boni of Old National Bank arranging captions and story context.
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Jackson & Thieme
Huntertown
Dutch Voitshauer
Chesty
Kaylor
McCarthy
Charles E. Boni
Old National Bank
Tsylog
Andeemhaong
Bank Luling
Bond
Indiana Doings In Congress
Washington dispatch notes Representative Gihame Hin recommended Starion 3rowcock for postmaster at Kimmel Noble County. The mail messenger service at Steuben Steuben County will be discontinued on April 8. Fort Wayne unlikely to get a Weather Bureau station now. An appropriation of $6,000 for Uhlig pur mide was stricken out last evening. The bill may be teleported later.
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Washington
Giihame Hin
Starion 3Rowcock
Kimmel
Noble County
Mall
Steuben
Vile
Steadhen County
Fort Wayne
Dr Le onhardt Heim Roid Ad Ends with Guarantee
Fragmented OCR note mentions a medical product Heim Roid with a $1,000 guarantee and money back offer. It cites names and addresses with scattered, unclear details and locations such as Calhoun Street and Stanton B. Ruffain M Z. The text is garbled and unreadable in parts.
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Leonhardt
Kage
Dr. Een
Wits
Hem-Hold
Meg Caphnan
Calhoun Street
Rene
Nest
Stanton B
Ruffain M
Centlivre Stars Best Van Wert Centlivre Stars Best Van Wert
Centlivre All-Stars defeat Cymer's Indians in a Brunswick alley contest. Evening totals show strong performances by Lonkel, Stirk, Reynolds, and Jarrett, with Rotharker high for the visitors near 20 pins. A table of scores and averages follows, ending with an ad for headache relief.
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Brunswick
Vien
Wert
Jornal Club
Lonkel
Stirk
Reynolds
Jarrett Gach
Urrett
Wah
Slime
Rotharker
Jobanon
Dushmian
FE. W. Grove
City News and Visiting Friends Amid Loss in Indianapolis
Mies Hannah Conners sighs on Ewing street while Mr and Mrs Frank Onalz depart for Indianapolis. Irma Dnettterma in serious condition after recent illness. William L Slater and Adolph Rosgen visit from Bellefontaine. Funeral of Herman Lieber in Indianapolis, former North American Gymnastic Union president. Salvation Army plans street messings with Adjutant Beale and local officers. Party from New York to Germany for two months aboard the Kaiser. trip includes Hanover visit.
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Mies
Hannah Conners
Ewing Street
Frank Onalz
Indianapolis
Mise Irma Dnettterma
William L. Slater
Bellefontaine, O
Adolph Rosgen
William Barth
H. Gepverttet
Herman Lieber
Me. Lieber
North American Gymnastic Union
American Salvation Army
Advutant
Nt. Martin
Cantuin
Crowe
Adjutant TV
Beale
Ludgr- 2
Daniel Munientriek
Henry Muhlenbrack
Weary Sendkuhter
Jouts Fronsler
New Yori
Garwvany
Tarirrman
Hanover
Great Power Dam in White River Opener Prospect
In Princeton Indiana the Murdocks and ex Governor Durbin advocate a Mammoth project to build a Great Power Dam on the White River near Ha yachon. Officials discuss extending the Evansville and Tracton line to Princeton to support the dam plans while rails might cross the river atop the dam. The Murdock Semectan line would connect Terre Haute and the river works, aiming to unlock river navigation and power generation.
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Prighton
Charles Muir Marshall
Evansville & Tracton
Princeton
Marth
Fincennes
Murdo
White
Hayachon
White River
Murdock
Terre Haute
Reconstruction of a regional rail line across Indiana outlined
A plan to build a southern rail extension from Sullivan to Evansville and Indianapolis via Terra Haute includes a four mile northward spur to Patoka to be finished in sht weeks. Attending the party were ex Governor W T Durbin and wife, Mrs Sergeant of Lafayette, Jarmal Mariieh and daughter, Miss Murdock, and Mr and Mrs Fletcher M Durbin of Heansville, returning from French ich sind West Berden.
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Sullivan
Evansville
Indianapolis
Terra Haute
Chy
Patoka
W.T. Durbin
Sergeant
Lafayette
Jarmal Mariieh
Murdock
Fletcher M. Durbin
Heansville
West Berden
Injured Whitam Miller driver halts wagon on Clinton Street
William Grepke, a Whitam Miller dairy driver from Maya ville road, was injured yesterday when a linen broke, the horses wheeling the wagon in circles. He clung to the reins and stopped the wagon, suffering a deep gash above his right eye but avoiding serious damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Grepke
Whitam Miller Dairy
Mayaville Road
Clinton Street
Grepke
Crem
Busy Fort Wayne Fans Await Opening Day Preparations
Fort Wayne coverage details Jack Raidy per Donavan at the baseball rack. two days of work before spring games with fans and officials visiting the park. Also reports James Williamson age thirty eight died at home after years with Bright's disease. funeral Monday at Bethany Presbyterian with burial at Old Fellows cemetery New Haven.
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Jack Raidy
Donavan
Jack
Lange Tumbera
Yarnall
Hendricks
Donovan
Yarnell Ac Hendricks
Jamia Williamson
Prilay
Rosana Williamson
Runnion Avenue
Whasler
Bright
Mr. Williamson
Winess
City Mills
Miss. Jessie Williamson
Mia
Denate Courdenay
Abolta Township
Daly
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Oda Fellows
New Haven
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Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Catterson-Fletcher CO
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Smutherad van Wert
Great Power
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