Best Proof Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed in Greencastle
Greencastle residents report lasting benefit from Dean's Kidney Pills with home testimony from William Sillery of 9 KE Liberty St Greencastle Ind He recalls curing disordered kidneys years ago at Jones Stevens Co Drug Store and endorses the remedy again Remember and take no other name Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sale agents for United States Hollister R M Tea claims at local drug stores.
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Greencastle
William Sillery Barber
Liberty St
Ind
Dean
Jones, Stevens Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Safe druggists tout RU SA pile cure in Greencastle ad
An advertisement from Greencastle dealers promotes E RU SA as a guaranteed cure with a $5 promise. It claims rival pile medicines contain poisons causing constipation and lasting damage. The ad names Jones Stevens Co as sole agents.
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USA
Greencastle
Jones Stevens CO
Travel excursion routes through North American states and provinces
June to September 1913 excursion offered with rates and time trains and reservations available. Agent J U Ellis promotes routes covering Alberta, Arizona, British Columbia, California, Colorado, Idaho Illinois Kentucky Manitoba Maryland Mexico Michigan Minnesota Montana New Mexico North Carolina Ontario Oregon South Dakota Tennessee Utah Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming.
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Lim
Alberta
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idallinois
Kentucky
Manitobaryland
Mexico
Michigan
Minne
Montana
New Mexico
Nortrolina
Ontario
Oregon
Tennessee
Utah
Virginia
Kington
West Virginia
Wiscon
Wyoming
Lme
Toonon
J. U. Ellis
How the Trouble Started and Bowel Health Advertisement
Fragmentary ad text claims cause of disorders stems from lifestyle and advocates Chamberlain's Tab to keep bowels regular to avoid diseases. Mentions generic dealer distribution and unclear pricing and times.
Railroad Time Table Update for Going West Services
The timetable lists westbound departures and arrivals across multiple lines including BRB4 com and Vandalia KR Co. with times such as 6 am 2:33 am 8:12 am and 6:03 pm. It notes daily operations and station references for Suny and Bas routes.
Mill Creek Township Expenditures and Tax Proposals 1913
The trustee of Mill Creek Township Putnam County Indiana presents 1914 expenditures and tax levies at the annual meeting to be held Sept 2 1913 at 2 pm. Items include township expenditures 60318 dollars local tuition expenditures 1400 dollars with a 29 cent tax rate per hundred dollars special school tax expenditures 860.69 dollars at 16 cents per hundred road tax expenditures 100 dollars with a tax rate 0 cents per hundred poor expenditures 40 dollars with a 6 cent tax per hundred. Total expenditures 300887 dollars total tax 59 cents per hundred. Taxables include land and improvements 257690 dollars railroads etc 86842 dollars mortgage exemption credit 9000 dollars net taxable property 208,? or similar. Polls 80. Signed by E C Kivett trustee dated Aug 4 1913.
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Mill Creek Township
Putnam County
Indiana
Peden
Warren Township
Schoo House of School District No
Warren Township Expenditure and Tax Levy Estimates 1913
The Trustee of Warren Township Putnam County proposes expenditures and tax levies for 1914 at the annual meeting on September 2, 1913. Items include township expenditures and taxes, special school tax, road tax, and total expenditures with a total tax of 77 cents per hundred dollars. Signed Fred Masten, Trustee. Dated August 6, 1913. Suitable for publication with local notices.
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Fred Masten
MHD Au
Costly Treatment Ends With Simple Remedy
C H M Hines of Whitlow Arkansas describes spending hundreds on medicines and hospital care in St Louis and New Orleans without relief. After returning home he began taking Chamberlains Tablets and gradually recovered. Sold by all dealers.
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C. HM. Hines
Whitlow, Ark
St. Louis
New Orleans
Chamberlain
Notices of Administration for Garrett D McCray's Estate
Notice is given that the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Putnam county Indiana has appointed the undersigned as Administrator of Garrett D McCray late of Putnam county deceased. The estate is believed to be solvent. Allee James and Allee attorneys note August 1 as a key date.
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Circuit Court
Remarkable Cure of Dysentery Told by BW Hill
A Snow Hill resident BW Hill reports a severe bout of dysentery lasting about two months. After using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy his condition improved, weight recovered from 125 to 145 pounds, and he praises the medicine. The product is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
BW. Hill
Snow Hill
Trustees Propose 1912 1918 Tax Estimates for Russell Township
The Trustee Henry M. Grimes announces at the advisory board meeting held at his office on September 2 proposing 1918 estimates for Russell Township Putnam Indiana. Totals include township expenditures 1000 dollars with 8 cents local tax per hundred, special school 9500 with 20 cents tax, road tax 1200 with 10 cents tax, poor expenditures 100 with 1 cent tax, other expenditures 1200 with 16 cents tax, yielding total expenditures 8000 and total tax 74 cents per hundred.
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Russell Township
Putnam County
Indiana
Henry M. Grimes
Auecust
Franklin Township Trustees Tax and Expenditure Estimates 1912
The Trustee of Franklin Township Putnam County schedules the annual expenditures and taxes for 1912 at the trustee's residence on September 2. Totals include township $831.22 and 6 cents, local tuition $207,884 with 15 cents per dollar and 26 cents per poll, special school tax $1801.23 at 18 cents per dollar and 25 cents per poll, and additional road tax $277.11 at 2 cents per dollar. Overall expenditures amount to $5,680.79 with total tax 41 cents per hundred. improvements listed at $776,605. total property valuation $1,413,162 with net taxables and 223 polls. Signed Nathan Call, Trustee. Dated August 1, 1912.
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Franklin Township
Putnam County
Trustees meeting for Cloverdale Township estimates
The Trustee Oscar Michael announces a annual meeting in Cloverdale on September 2 1918 at 10 a m to review estimates and taxes for the year including township expenditures of 600 and tax rates eight cents per hundred plus 25 cents per hundred for state tax. Special School Tax expenditures 600 tax eight cents per hundred coverage and other items totaling 2546 with 48 cents per hundred. Total valuation and polls listed with railroads and utilities and personal property figures.
Remedy for dying bees due to food shortage
An old farmer’s home journal notes bee colonies die from lack of food as young bees consume more than older bees can supply. It recommends feeding one year’s syrup from pure granulated sugar, feeding at night, using thick syrup, and placing it in shallow pans to prevent drowning while ensuring bees can eat.
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Ares Parmer’s
Honey Production Choices For Beekeepers
Leo B. H. Gately argues in the Epitomist that extracted honey requires more bees and yields no financial gain over section honey. Comb honey sells faster and is better for eating, so produce section honey exclusively and avoid raising both in the same yard.
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Leo BH
Bee keeping tips on queens and swarming control
The advice notes that moths rarely destroy healthy apiaries and explains that a defective or missing queen dooms a colony without beekeeper aid. It also describes a method to prevent swarming by relocating combs so only the queen’s frame remains in the upper story.
Warm Blooded Creature in Beekeeping Observations
The article notes the honey bee as a warm blooded animal that overwinters in the brood nest center, feeding on stored honey. It warns that starving stores cause death, then describes swarming behavior as the colony emerges and seeks a new home, often aided by beekeepers.
Dried fruit diet funds a California college student
A Collier's Weekly snippet notes a California boy relied on dried peaches and prunes prepared by his mother to pay college costs and support a San Jose farm. The piece ties such diet to thrift and ambition, framing it as a driver of the boy’s education and home life.
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California
San Jose
Collier’s Weekly
Chicago Women Gamble in Law and Order Raid at Hall
Detectives from the Chicago Law and Order League interrupted a card game session at a hall on Cottage Grove Avenue and Thirty-fifth Street, arresting or warning participants as they confronted more than one hundred women who continued playing euchre and bridge whist for prizes despite the raid. Arthur Burrage Farwell warned the habit harms families as organizers vowed to press arrests if games persist.
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Chicago
Douglas Pavilion Hall
Cottage Grove Avenue
Thirty-fifth Street
Frank Hulse
F. N. Hanchett
Chicago Law and Order League
Hulse
Richard K. Finn
Law and Order League
China
Wentworth Avenue
Arthur Burrage Farwell
League
Catholic Statistics Report U S Catholic Population 14 Million
Advance sheets of the Wiltzius Catholic Directory list the U S Catholic population at 14,235,451 with 16,093 priests and 12,925 churches. The study covers dioceses led by a Cardinal, archbishops, bishops, abbots, and a prefect apostolic, with detailed figures for parochial schools, orphan asylums, and higher education institutes. Major diocesan totals include New York over 1.2 million Catholics, Chicago about 1.15 million, and Boston around 850,000.
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Wilwaukee
Wis
United States
TUS
Catholic Hierarchy
Apostolic Delegate
Glwenty
New York
Chicago
Boston
Brookin
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Hartford
Newark
Cleveland
Springfield
Detroit
Scranton
St. Paul
Baltimore
San Francisco
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Providence
Arkansas Hunters Bag 650-Pound Bear Near White River
A party from Little Rock killed a 650 pound bear on the north bank of the White River near Desba county. The 82 inch girth and 7 feet 9 inch length highlighted the hunt. Ed Warrington led the kill as the bear fought off eleven dogs in a fifteen minute pursuit.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
White River
Desba County
Ed. Warrington
General Benavides Returns to Mexico After Vera Cruz Victory
Gen Rafael Benavides who led Mexican forces to recapture Vera Cruz from Maximilian after a 110 day siege arrives in Mexico City from the United States. He has not visited Mexico in forty one years since the victory at Vera Cruz.
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Maximilian
Mexico
Mexico City
Rafael Benavides
Vera Crus
United States
Vera Serus
Yaquis Surrender Chief Bulo Made Mexican Army Officer
Gen. Torres reports Chief Bulo of the Yaqui Indians has surrendered with hundreds of followers. In gratitude the government appoints Bulo as an officer and provides a bodyguard of sixty five former followers, kept at government expense in Bovora.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Torres
Bovora
Bulo
Aod
ecReRas
Feeding Experiments and Poultry Innovations Highlight Early Research
A Cornell bulletin compares forced versus retarded pullet feeding showing forced birds use less food and lay more eggs of larger size with better hatch rates and vigor. Illinois inventor offers a multi compartment poultry feeder to simplify feeding in large flocks.
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Cornell Experiment Station
J. B. Rice
Cornel
Floyd Township Expenditures and Tax Levies 1914
Budget notice lists township and school district expenditures for 1914, with detailed taxes per hundred dollars, poll taxes, and total valuation figures. Signed by trustee Fred Todd, dated July 29, 1918, showing allocations for township, locate tuition, special school, road, library, and poor expenditures along with mortgage and credit details.
Township Budget and Tax Proposals For Marion Township 1918
The Trustee Otto B Rector sets the annual meeting for Pillmore School District No 8 on September 2 at 2 pm to review estimated expenditures and taxes for the year. Totals include township 1100 dollars, local tuition 98000 with 22 cent tax per dollar, special school tax 3700 with 27 cent tax, road tax 700 with 6 cent tax, other improvements 280 with 2 cent tax, totaling 8100 dollars and 69 cent tax per hundred. Polls numbered 208. Dated August 4 1918.
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Otto B. Rector
Notice of Administration for John Pickett estate
The clerk of the circuit court of Putnam County Indiana appoints Isaac Hinkftf as administrator of the estate of John Pickett late of Putnam County deceased. The estate is supposed to be solvent as of the 80th day of late 1993.
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Isaac Hinktf
Ave & Murphy Attvea
Women shun cosmetics powders. Hollister's RM Tea promotes nature
A note on up to date women avoiding cosmetic powders and drugs while promoting Hollister's RM Tea as a natural health option, advertised for sale by Owl Drug Store.
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Holluister
Hollister
Owl Drug Store
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