Francesville sheriff and recorder candidates listed
Multiple citizens announce runs for Pulaski county sheriff and recorder in the Republican county convention process. Names include B G Oglesby Peter Kahler Joseph Fox C W Warvey Sam E Taylor James B Blew Lester Rowles John L Rhode.
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George Burson Seeks Circuit Judge Seat in 44th Circuit
George Burson announces candidacy for Circuit Judge in the 44th Circuit pending Democratic Convention decision. The filing signals a bid aimed at the regional bench with party process shaping the outcome.
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Taft and Sherman on the Republican Ticket Debate
John T McCutcheon mocks the Taft Sherman ticket in the Chicago Tribune style. Boone county judge candidate Artman is nominated by Republicans 241 to 63. Governor Hanly introduces Fairbanks as Taft rivals faced with taunts from the Ohio delegation.
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Political exchange rates Chicago convention figures by name
A political exchange lists the steadiest Charles W. Fairbanks the most tactful Taft the most impulsive Hughes the most erratic La Follette the most self-assertive Cannon and the beat fighter Foraker, noting the same letter count as Taft with one letter altered.
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Lost in Life’s Rush A Plea for Quiet Kindness
In the crowding scramble of existence the speaker notes many are trampled by the pursuit of power and riches. A call is made for a fellow to offer a word of hope, a touch of kindness, and support to lift the fallen from despair.
Miller Seen as Strong GOP Hope for 13th District
Elkhart Review praises Charles W. Miller as a capable Republican candidate for Congress, highlighting his advocacy of party principles, public experience, and understanding of diverse district needs. The piece argues his qualities will help align national legislation with local prosperity and urges voters to support him.
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Remarkable relief from sprained ankle with Cham berlain liniment
A sprain typically disables for a month or more, but Cham berlain's Liniment may cure in under a week when used as directed. It also eases bruises and rheumatism. For sale by City Drug Store.
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Cure for Nursing Nipple Pain with Chamberlain Salve
Mothers facing painful nursing nipples may find relief by applying Chamberlain's Salve immediately after nursing. Wipe the salve off with a soft cloth before allowing the baby to nurse. The remedy is recommended by trained nurses and sold by City Drug Store.
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Remarkable cures claimed for Chamberlain tablets
Stomach and Liver Tablets are touted to cure stomach troubles with many cases cited. A man who spent over two thousand dollars on medicine was reportedly cured by a few boxes. Price is 25 cents with free samples at City Drug Store.
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Discoveries That Made Coolgardie a Gold Giant
The 1892 exploration by Bayley and Ford in Western Australia led to the Coolgardie mines. After two failed trips they found water and soon yielded initial gold, then vast reef strikes producing hundreds of ounces daily. Bayley returned with 554 ounces and a 150 man prospecting party. The early nine years brought 134000 ounces valued at £530,000 plus sensational finds at Londonderry and Wealth of Nations reefs yielding thousands of ounces and large sums.
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Origin of Cloth Names Traced to Places and Roots
The article explains how major fabrics derive their names from places like Fustat Mosul Damascus Cambrai Milan and from roots such as velluto sat in and seri cum. It notes silk stems from Seres or Chinese via ancient Greek naming of silkworms.
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Getting Out of a Corner
A Chicago Tribune snippet features a dialogue about a beautiful lounge and a birthday gift from a husband. The speaker notes a home lounge purchased for 38 dollars, contrasting it with a more lavish lounge elsewhere. The exchange reflects thrift and sentiment in gifts and aging.
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The Devil Is Dead—A Father Haines Prank
Two city men joke Father Haines by claiming the devil is dead. The parish priest, with a blessing gesture, consoles the pranksters calling them fatherless children and asking what will become of them.
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