Cure Claims From Dr Miles Remedies Heart and Nerve Plasters
Patient testimonials praise Dr Miles remedies for heart trouble and nerve pain. A Manterville, Mina, resident says the treatment restored strength and appetite, allowing daily farm work after severe weakness. A Cleveland woman credits a neck plaster and anti pain pills with ending headaches and stiffness.
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Moles
Miles
Sarsaparilla
Campbell
Manterville
Mina
Lucy Billows
Cleveland
Ohio
Dr. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Favorite Prescription Advertises for Weak Women Health
An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and related products as cures for female weakness and related ailments. It features testimonial claims of improved health after using multiple Dr. Pierce remedies, emphasizing regularity, strength, and relief from drain and pain.
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Dr. Pierce
George A. Strong
Gansevoort
Saratoga Co
N.Y
Dr. Sage
A Minister's Joys in a Call to Gospel Pulpit
Rev. Frank DeWitt Talmage urges young men to enter the gospel ministry, arguing the joys of consecration outshine money. He cites personal examples, the support of a praying community, and the ultimate reward of hearing, Well done, good and faithful servant, at the end of a faithful life.
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Talmage
Mother
Christ
Chicago
Halrope
Jesus Christ
Henry Ward Beecher
Lyman Beecher
Jonathan Edwards
Northampton
Mass
Litchfield
Conn
Moses Hoge
Richmond
Dr. Palmer
New Orleans
Imen
Horatius Bonar
England
Richard Baxter
Ness
S ‘Hite
Satan
America
Synodical Missionaries
John Talmage
Amoy
China
David Brainerd
Rutger
Church
Cothe
Warships Named Boston Dolphin Kearsarge Huron Record
The article surveys ships bearing the same names in naval history. It notes dolphins and various Boston ships including one sunk, another captured, a third burned in 1814, and a fourth wrecked in the West Indies. It argues the navy could not ensure every name avoided disaster across nations.
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Africa
Regular
Charleston
Washington
West Indies
Roncador Reef
Navy Department
Fort Wayne Hosts Its First Circus Ever Seen
Ossian News notes Uncle Will Craig attended Forepaughs show on Saturday marking Fort Wayne’s debut circus event with the familiar, regular visitor enjoying the historic performance.
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Ossian News
Will Craig
Forepaugh
Fort Wayne
Hartford Judge Sues Wayne Paper for Damages
Judge Hench from Fort Wayne filed a suit for Frank Schrantz against Wayne Paper Co seeking 3000 dollars for injuries from a gas explosion while cleaning a boiler at the Wayne Paper mills. Schrantz says as engineer from March 1901 to June 16 1901 he shut boilers to cool them and oil poured on hot surfaces caused the blast.
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Hartford City News
Hench
Fort Wayne
Frank
Northern Indiana News Roundup Brings Dredging Talks and Local Happenings
Reports from northern Indiana note renewed signs for the Elkhart Nappanee Winona electric line project. Nappanee votes to go dry yet beer shipments continue by rail. A Clover Leaf collision in Van Buren fatally injures 32 year old Lewis Garey. Plans surface to dredge the Elk hart river for thirty miles to reclaim land. Fulton county to host a bird kingdom project by Isaac W. Brown purchasing forty acres with a high fence and bird homes. Elkhart minister Rev. William Lash hosts his brother Rev. John Lash visiting after fifty three years apart, the elder having left Kosciusko county for Iowa where he helped found the United Brethren conference.
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Mary Deming
Ligonier
Elkhart
Isaac W. Brown
Rochester
Fulton County
William Lash
North Indiana Methodist Conference
John Lash
Edgwood
Iowa
John
Kosciusko County
The
United Brethren Church
Officers Chosen by Northern Indiana Editorial Association
Rome City Indiana June 13 At its closing session the Northern Indiana Editorial association chose officers committees and delegates for 1904 President Clay W Metzker Ply mouth Democrat First vice president George Y Fowler Second vice president A W Tracy Hartford City Times Third vice president H C Willis Waterloo Press Secretary and treasurer J S Conlogue Kendallville Sun Corresponding secretary ex Lieutenant Governor Haggard Laf ayette Executive committee B F Southam Logansport Pharos Gordon N Murray Nappanee News A P Kent Elkhart Review J A Barns Auburn Courier W B Westlake Marion Leader Delegates to the national convention 1904 W E Beeson W B Campbell C W Metzker Miss Ruth Conlogue J A Barns F 2D Haimbaugh
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Rome City
Ind
Northern Indiana Editorial Association
Clay W. Metzker
Plymouth Democrat
George Y. Fowler
A. W. Tracy
Hartford City Times
H. C. Willis
Waterloo Press
J. S. Conlogue
Kendallville Sun
Haggard
Lafayette
B. F. Southam
Logansport Pharos
Gordon N. Murray
Nappanee News
A. P. Kent
Elkhart Review
J. A. Barns
Auburn Courier
W. B. Westlake
Marion Leader
W. E. Beeson
W.B. Campbell
C. W. Metzker
Ruth Conlogue
F. 2D. Haimbaugh
Free Medical Aid by Red Cross at Fort Wayne Clinic
A team of eminent physicians from the Red Cross Medical Association opens a permanent Fort Wayne branch at 723 Clinton Street. They offer three months of free medical services including consultation examination and minor surgery for all invalids who call by July 1. No charges or services rendered during the period.
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Red Cross Medical Association
Institute
Fort Wayne
Cliniton Street
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B.P.S — Paints
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FM. Smith & CO
de Bulson
Wayne St
Mage
Klaewn & Melching
West Main Street
Hoth
Fort Weyne
Lane
Frank DeWitt Talmage
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Jefferson Park Presbyterian Church
Herald
Indiana
Red Cross Medical Institute
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