Poisoned by Thousands a ees by L. H. S
A health column advocates hot water at breakfast and hydration to detoxify the body. It promotes Dr Pierce s Pleasant Pellets and Anuric as remedies for kidney and uric acid issues, claiming broad benefits for various ailments and urging readers to consult drug stores for these vegetable preparations.
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Dr. Pierce
Governor-elect Goodrich weighs ornamental state staff
James P. Goodrich, elected governor, plans an unfunded ceremonial staff and a brief inaugural, while promising economy and efficiency. He would abolish the oil inspection department and move duties to the pure food department, create a state conservation commission, and allow boards and institution heads to appoint their own staff with his cooperation. He will issue a post‑inaugural legislative message and travel to Oklahoma before settling in January.
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James P. Goodrich
Goodrich
Durbin
State Forestry Bureau
State Fish and Game Bureau
State Conservation Commission
Oklahoma
Democrats Seek Senate Spoils In Amicable Split
Report from the Indiana state senators conference describes a proposed equal division of the Senate seat, committees, and officers between Democrats and Republicans. Bernard Korbly and Will Hays discuss harmonious organization with Lt. Gov. ONeill expected to preside, aiming for early action and passage of key laws.
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Indianapolis
Senate
Bernard Korbly
Will H. Hays
Hays
State Senate
O’neill
Korbly
Alr
Democratic Committee
Democratic Conference
Big money in cattle now being fed near Burney
Frank Alexander from near Burney reports feeding twenty six cars of cattle within three miles of Burney. He purchased two cars for his son Ralph and one for his brother Clay, feeding two cars himself. Cattle average about 900 pounds now and are expected to reach 1400 pounds by next June when marketed. At ten cents a pound, the venture promises substantial income for local farmers.
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Frank Alexander
Burney
Indianapolis
Ralph
Clay
Neighbor's Advice Cures Child Croup Promptly
Last winter Claude had a severe croup attack. Mrs. T. followed a neighbor's advice and bought Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It removed his symptoms promptly and is widely available from UH Pell Vanderrraft in Pennsylvania.
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Claude
Polk Day Meets Greensburg Farmers Boosts Local Milk Market
Officials of the Polk Sanitary Milk Company hailed a Greensburg Polk Day event as highly successful with strong attendance and many milk contracts. The gathering in the K of P Theater featured Greensburg band, Purdue and Ohio University speakers, and plans for a local milk depot to create a home market. Polk pledged to pay top prices and expand operations, while Rev. Burkette and professors touted farm support and cost-saving measures for farmers.
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Polk Sanitary Milk Company
K. of F
Greensburg
Polk
F. Z. Burkette
The
Christian Church
Burkette
Decatur County
Indiana
Polk Company
Rev
Purdue
Ralph B. Polk
Polk Organization
Greenwood
Indianapolis
R. E. Caldwell
Purdue University
Oscar Erf
Ohio University
Wickens Osborn and Hamilton Form New Law Firm
A new law firm named Wickens, Osborn & Hamilton will begin next Monday with Judge Hugh Wickens, John E. Osborne, and Frank Hamilton in office at the former Osborn & Hamilton rooms. The trio are seasoned attorneys with deep local ties and long practice in Greensburg and Decatur County.
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Hugh Wickens
John E. Osborne
Frank Hamilton
Wickens
Greensburg
Osborn
Hamilton
M. Osborn
Mr. Osborn
Decatur County
Local stockholders back National Serum plant near Rushville
Construction begins on the National Serum Company's plant to be built near Rushville with a government supervised inspection system. The project includes building, on site materials, and land used for hogs with an estimated one thousand to three thousand hogs to be kept.
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National Serum Company
Rushville
United State Government
United States
Catarrhal Deafness and Its Cure by Constitutional Remedy
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications. It stems from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. A constitutional remedy is needed to reduce inflammation and restore normal function, otherwise hearing may be permanently damaged. The advertisement claims Haill’s Catarrh Cure can halt the condition and offers a reward for incurable cases.
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Jttall
Weil
Suledo
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