Hoagland Gathers Local Guests and Community Notes
Hoagland Indiana reports a string of social visits including Roy and Etta Gresley, Henry Emerick, Ada and Lydian Gresley. Rollo Ulery and Darce Robinson with Gladys Homes. and quilting of church events. Mail carrier duties shift as Ed Ruhl substitutes. fur lough for Hartzell noted. Residents attend Fort Wayne convention and Hallowe en program. plans for Benton county farm purchase appear.
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Sentinel
Hoagland
Ind
Roy Gresley
Henry Emerick
Etta Foreman
Ada Ruhl
Lydian Gresley
C. F. Hubler
Rollo Ulery
Darce Robinson
Gladys Homes
LaOtto
Benjamin McIntosh
Ida
Fort Wayne
J. W. Fenner
Poe
Ed Ruhl
Hartzell
Ruhl
Lizzie McConagha
Port Ludlow
Washington
Lutheran Church
Hallowe’en
Enos Harrod
Alonzo Stewart
Benton County
Stewart
M. B. Church
E. E. Grimsley
Sluggish Liver Hinders Ambition and Energy
Aged readers are urged that a sluggish liver drains vitality and causes dullness and fatigue after minor effort. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is promoted as a mild, pleasant remedy that stimulates the liver and bowels without nausea or griping and helps restore brightness. Also notes that urine is more effective than pills or substitutes. A government report records 7,876 artisans employed on co operative road and railway works in New Zealand during May.
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Ars
Dreier Bro
New Zealand
Dairy and food commission warns on laxative products
The Minnesota Dairy and Food Commission reports that Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar and Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar contain opiates from croton oil. It urges using Foley's Honey and Tar in yellow packaging, noting it has no opiates and is a top cough remedy. Dreler & Bro. mentions England's wheat yield leads the world, with Denmark close behind.
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Minnesota Dairy and Food Commission
Kennedy
Foley
Dreler & Bro
Dinner Party at a Fashionable Hotel Sparks Debate
A wealthy American hostess hosted a private dinner for twenty one women guests in New York after a European trip. The evening featured wine and cocktails, with several attendees drinking heavily. three women were unable to leave the apartment by midnight and were inebriated the next day. The Rural Weekly laments rising female drinking in public and condemns liquor as a threat to motherhood and virtue.
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New York
Hell
Temperance Debate Explores Beer as Food and Drink
Fragments from a temperance discussion note beer as both food and a temperance drink. The table voices claim beer sustains life while criticising excess, reflecting social debates amid poverty and crime rhetoric.
A Ruinous Delusion by Dr J T Woods
Dr J T Woods, United States surgeon and chief surgeon for the Wabash system, denounces beer as foreign to nature's demand. He argues repeated small intakes accumulate harm and that even non drunk moments leave damaging traces, a ruinous delusion to assume otherwise.
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J. T. Woods
United States
Cleveland Medical College
Toledo
Whisky or water drinking linked to colonel's death
In the Huston Post a snippet questions the cause of death of a colonel and suggests a link to alcohol. The quoted exchange notes uncertainty whether whisky or water intake led to his demise, mentioning a glass of water with every whisky glass.
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Huston Post
Saloon Motto Post Card Laugh Sparks England Attention
A facetious American quip about whisky and business is now circulating on English post cards. The line reads If drinking whisky interferes with your business give up your business and reflects ribbing of temperance sentiment abroad.
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England
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures 23-Year Leg Sore
Mrs Lucia Wilke of Caroline Wisconsin found relief after 23 years from a running sore on her leg cured by a 25 cent box of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The product is touted as greatest antiseptic healer of piles wounds and sores sold at Dreler and Bro’s drug store.
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Lucia Wilke
Caroline
Wis
Bucklen
Dreler & Bro
Cast Thy Bread Upon the Waters Gospel Sermon On Sowing
A Christian Herald sermon urges sowing gospel seed in unpromising fields. It argues that even degraded, lost, or disillusioned people including children, degenerate adults, and estranged church members can be reached if seeds are planted boldly and with faith, citing Solomon and an Indian fable.
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Christian Herald
Nile
Solomon
Egypt
Thomas Scott
Palestine
Christ
Jesus Christ
Arizona
Sahara
Arizona Desert
Arizona Plains
John B. Gough
London
Mary
John
Ephraim
Christ's Place
Mars
David
Zacchaeus
Samaria
Paul
Jesus
Church of God
Italy
Gospel Seed Planting to Combat False Creeds
The speaker urges believers to spread gospel seeds to oppose liberal creeds that excuse sinful life. He asks individuals to plant seeds in their own hearts first and become gospel sowers for Christ, urging immediate commitment to the mission.
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Jesus Christ
Burhans Testifies After Four Years About Kidney Cure
G B Burhans of Carlisle Center New York recounts four years of relief from kidney trouble after using Foley’s Kidney Cure. He reports cessation of brick dust sediment pain and symptoms with no recurrence. Dreier & Bro announces J M Boutwell will lead US Geological Survey statistics on lead zinc and quicksilver from January 1.
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Bright
G. B. Burhans
Carlisle Center
N. Y
Dreier
J. M. Boutwell
United States Geological Survey
No Case of Pneumonia on Record
The text asserts there has never been a recorded case of pneumonia arising from a cough or cold. It warns against relying on honey and tar remedies and cautions about preparations containing opiates that may cause sleepiness.
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