Campaign talk and legislative hints in early spring news
The piece notes rising campaign activity as spring arrives and Indianapolis reports an imminent extra session of the legislature. It mentions a state convention at Tomlinson Hall on April 11 and 12, a larger delegation due to Republican gains, and cautions against postoffice civil service changes seen as undermining citizenship. It includes stray medical ad copy for Kedol.
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Indianapolis
Goodrich
Tomlinson Hall
United States
D. Kauble
Nevada
Dewitt & Co
Cohicagg
Remedy salve promises instant relief for piles
A newspaper item urges giving Chamberlain's Salve to anyone with piles promising instant relief. It also claims cures for nipple tetter and salt rheum and notes sale by W N McKeehen. A baking tip suggests dusting sponge cake with sugar before baking to form a crust.
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Chamberlain
W.N. McKeehen
Prominent Endorsements For Vinol From Clergy And Doctors
Prominent men from across the country endorse Vinol and Vinol testimonial letters arrive from four gospel ministers and several physicians. Endorsers claim Vinol’s cod liver oil tonic strengthens the weak and ailing, with promises of refunds if no benefit seen. Fremont druggist Cameron promotes the claim to local customers.
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Geo
Wo Ruland
Keene
N.obe
Wits Claiard
Vinal
Fremont
Cameron
Billheimer Seeks Indiana Auditor Nomination with District Support
The Second district unites behind John C. Billheimer for the Republican nomination for auditor of state. Backed by party leaders and county officials, he is praised for long public service, deputy auditor experience, and a history of honest accounting.
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Indiana
John C. Billheimer
Indiango
Belecueisteic
Poe
Torre Tanet
Maso
Resoue
Second District
David E. Sherrick
Hanly
Lillheimer
Warren Bigher 2
Bullheimer
Mer
Billheimer
Wanly
Lottie
Geir
Dolan
Vanelbarv
Tee
Indiana Senator Hemetwy Seeks Party Unity at Biennial Meeting
The Indiana Republican leader addresses party leaders praising national wins for Roosevelt and Fairbanks, touting continued state and federal GOP control. He lists key committee members, stresses the need for strong organization, and urges loyalty to prevent jeopardizing close elections while pledging to serve as a diligent representative.
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Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Theodorn Fe
Tabor
Eaneress
Watson
Tia Wunes
Means
Overstreet
Wand Post Roads
Charles B. Landis
Brick
Crumpacker
Holliday
Cromer
Fred Landis
Foster
Chaney
Gilbert
Byers
House
Congress of the United States
House of Representatives
Congress
Indiana
House of Congress
United States
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