Fat Men and Marriage Color and Size in Matrimony
The discussion notes that fat men are more often unmarried, while thin men trend toward bachelorhood. It suggests flesh men tend to marry, and color and height influence marriage prospects with fair men favored by women for height and long men less likely to marry.
Boy nearly choked to death after croup attack
A Jacksonville Iowa boy, son of Chris D Peterson, nearly suffocated during a croup attack before Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieved him. The father credits the remedy with averting death. For sale by all dealers.
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Chris. D. Peterson
Jacksonville
Iowa
Chamberlain
Peterson
Sale of Asses Milk in London
A good year for asses milk sales in London with two or three dairies still operating. One dairy near Marble Arch keeps milk on site and ships sealed bottles nationwide at 6s per quart.
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London
Marble Arch
Singing Insects of Japan Draw Crowd in Breeding Trade
In Japan over three thousand people earn livelihoods breeding training and selling singing insects called kusa hibari. These insects resemble crickets and produce music like a silver bell, clear and sweet though slightly monotonous.
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Japan
Kusa Hibari
Spaunhurst Osteopaths Open Office In Indianapolis
Spaunhurst Osteopathic Physicians announce a new office at 117 South Jackson Street Indianapolis and will visit Greencastle every Tuesday and Friday. They offer non harsh treatments for rheumatism lumbago sciatica and other ailments with emphasis on relief possible benefits and personal care to improve health in the community.
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Spaunhurst Osteopathic Physicians
State Life
Indianapolis
South Jackson
Greencastle
South Jackson St
End of Cowardice in a Soldier Son and a Father
An aging American general loves war and trains his neighbor's son Harold Knox. A Cuban War tale unfolds from affection to pride as Harold earns battlefield glory at El Caney, saving the general and earning a father's reluctant respect after confronting his own misjudgment of courage.
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Hamilton
Napoleon
Harold Knox
Newchester
Knoxes
Hamiltons
Harold
Madge Hamilton
Madge
Piazza
Harold Krox
Cuba Libre
Gen. Hamilton
Knox
Academy
Cuba
Gen. Weyler
Maine
Havanna
Washington
Cuban
Col. Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Las Guasimas
Santiago
el Caney
United States
Capt
Field Hospital
Surgeon Senn
Fight and honor in Civil War and wartime heroism
A veteran recalls fighting Spaniards and a daring U S infantry charge led by Harold Knox during a tense battle. The speaker praises Knox, reconciles past anger, and recalls his bravery. The piece also mentions an orphan home in Macon, Ga and a testimonial praising Electric Bitters for health, sold at local drug stores.
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Industrial and Orphans Home
Macon
Owl
Red Cross
A Herald Want Ad Will Get It For You
Classified notice notes a service offering to place want ads for readers at a rate of percent per word. The item emphasizes affordable, quick placement through the Herald publication.
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Star and Democrat Publishing Company
South Jackson Street
Ind
F.C. Tilden
J. Arnold
Weekly Star - Democrat
Postoffice
Osteopathic Physicians
Fire Dept
College Ave
Liberty Serene
Hanna and
Indiana
Jackson and Dagey
Madison and
Liberty
Walnut and
Madison
Ees
Hanna and Crown
Bloomington
Anderson
Seminary
Arlington
Durham
Washington and Locust
Howard and Crown Leeds
Main
Ohio
Red Cross Drug Store
American Express‘Company
National Bank
Brazil
Allen Brazil Loan Co
Allen Block
E. F. Tiledar
G. C
Ly. T
Ly G. C
Rupert Bartley
Chicago Express
Chicago Mail
F. Lick & Laf
Bloom
J. B. Lynch
Greencastle, Ind
North Jackson St
Monarch Grocery
Robert Hanna
the Monarch