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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1902
Page
4
The text describes impurities accumulating in the body that liver and kidneys cannot remove. It links this buildup to pimples boils eczema loss of appetite tiredness bilious spells indigestion dull headaches and other troubles, suggesting cleansing as a remedy.
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as effective tonics that remove humors and strengthen the body. A testimonial from Ina O. Brown of Brown, Rumford Falls Maine describes relief from salt rheum after continuous use. The copy claims mood promises to cure and keep the promise.
Fort Wayne Republicans back John Morris Jr for Judge J H Baker's seat. Bourbon Democrats unhappy since J C Shuler left News Mirror, seek new paper. Socialists in Twelfth district campaign. William H Kindig of Goshen is their Allen County nominee. Pundits predict 1904 Republican nomination contenders Fairbanks Hanna Roosevelt.
The note praises the paper for its editorial quality and influence. Claude G. Bowers is identified as editor and Jonathan P. Wolf as business manager with yesterday’s visit to the office.
A meeting of the Republican candidates for state offices will be held in Indianapolis Monday afternoon. A state committee meeting is likely within a few days. Democrats nominated last Wednesday have intensified GOP worry that control of the state may shift.
George B. Lockwood chief of the press bureau for the Republican state committee denies any truth to a report that Representative Steele of the Eleventh district will seek the Republican nomination for governor two years hence. Lockwood serves as Steele’s private secretary and declines comment on possible vice presidential talk. The public appears weary of the major.
The Marion Chronicle editor mocks the Landis family while proposing Dr. John H. as a potential Ohio congressman. The Landis clan becomes the butt of jokes as Delphi Landis estranges travels as a traveling hypnotist side show.
The calendar is a highly complete daily quotation compilation praised as a grand teaching aid. It is available by mail for two cents postage, with requests sent to A. J. Smith G P T A Cleveland Ohio. McGarvey and Brown dentists are listed at Beeson’s drug store with a home phone.
Lexington June 7 attorney John BH Johns reports Jackson court and bar terror over Cockreil and Hargis faction threats. Judge Redwine refused venue change fearing for lives. Two special judges declined due to safety. Governor Beckham review. Citizens fear revolution and bloodshed while McHugh did not appear in Ireland case bench warrants issued.
Amsterdam reports Emperor William plans to meet Queen Wilhelmina as she travels toward Castle Schaumburg on the Lahn. The meeting aims to discuss her convalescence period during the Rhine route.
The Orangemen convention at Niagara Falls ended with the election of officers led by Supreme grand master Rev. George T. Lemmons of North Ferrisburg Vermont and supreme secretary B. W. Johnson of Troy New York. Tama Jim Wilson of St. Louis received a degree for his title. The report notes Secretary of Agriculture Wilson traveled from Columbia Missouri to Washington after the ceremony.
The will of former Governor Sylvester Pennoyer was filed for probate in Portland Oregon. The estate is valued at about $130000 with the bulk left to a widow and a daughter. The notice mentions summer kidney irregularities and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure and Rocky Mountain Tea with ads embedded in the text.
An reader recounts using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets to ease head and back pain tied to female health, noting relief where other methods failed and expressing gratitude for renewed sleep and recovery. The ad style claims cures for inflammation, ulceration, and nervous symptoms in women.
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