Local Notes Show Greensburg Frays and Visitors
Sunday visits extend across Shelbyville Indianapolis Cincinnati and Toronto as residents and guests mingle. Local figures including Mrs Charity Baker and Mrs Mary Suttles are noted among many travelers and events. church and civic life continue with sermons and bank meetings amid a season of travel and renovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Baker
Shelbyville
Sam Eward
Dayton
Ohio
Sue Howe
Indianapolis
Sue Lambert
Hade Gilchrist
Manilla
Frank Gavin
J. B. Lathrop
Jacob Rush
South
Franklin Street
Louise Belser
Jennie Dickey
Coshocton
Ida Belser
Richard Hendsley
McCormack & Richey
Leonard Lumbers
Toronto
Marsh Baker
T. E. Davidson
Mr. Lumbers
Greensburg
Earl McCah
Crawfordsville
Minnie Jones
Burney
Thomas Wagner
North Carver Street
The World’s Best Climate and Electric Bitters
The article notes fever and malaria vary with altitude, with high elevations prone to fevers and lower levels to malaria. It promotes Electric Bitters as the remedy to combat climate ailments, lassitude, jaundice, biliousness, fever and general debility, sold at F. M. Henry & Co. drug store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Henry & Co
Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers
An old advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as immediate relief for asthma in severe cases and claims a cure if taken early. Sold by J H Batterton demonstrating a period commercial product sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J. H. Batterton
Birth of a Nation Praise for Taft Birth of Filipino Freedom
The article lauds William Howard Taft for guiding the United States stance that aided in the liberation and uplift of the Filipino people. It credits Taft with a major, historic contribution to humanity and foresees lasting value from his actions for Filipinos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brett
Martinsville
John W. Burney
Highland
Mr. Brett
Ireland
United States
Milford
Mr. Taft
William Howard Taft
Taft on Government Ownership of Mines and Railroads
Former President Taft argues that government ownership of mines and rails would concentrate power in Washington and risk endangering the republic. He warns that disputes between operators and owners would persist under public control and could threaten national safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republic
William H. Taft
Congress Session Achieves Notable Republican Legislation
The just ended session of Congress, despite Democratic obstruction, accomplished substantial work. Along with the usual appropriation bills, Republicans enacted several very important laws, marking a productive session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Purdue Exhibits At State Fair With Reunions For Alum
Purdue University plans its largest State Fair exhibit. Prof. G I Christie will lead demonstrations on spraying mixtures stock judging and seed selection. Purdue dairy division will feature practical butter making. A student reunion with President Stone and Dean Skinner is set for Thursday Sept 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue University
G. I. Christie
Purdue
Stone
Skinner
Hall's Catarrh Cure Declared Constitutional Remedy
There is more catarrh in this section than all other diseases combined and long thought incurable until science recognized it as constitutional. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is advertised as the only constitutional cure, taken internally, with a $100 offer for any unsolved case. Sold by druggists 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Coenry & Co
Hall
Colored Voter Speech Cites GOP Race Views and Civil Rights
Congressman Taylor of Ohio defends the Republican party against Rainey’s charges saying the party represents American citizens regardless of race. He cites Lincoln Grant Garfield and McKinley and asserts civil and political rights apply to every male citizen twenty one and urges constitutional guarantees south of the Mason Dixon line as well as north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Mr. Rainey
Senator Foraker
Republican Party
Foraker
Rainey
Ohio
Mr. Foraker
Mason and Dixon Line
National Democratic Party
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Grant
Garfield
McKinley
Congressman Taylor
Silent longing for motherhood and healthy maternity
A reflective piece asks how many American women in lonely homes long for children and fulfillment. It asserts that organic derangements deny happiness and urges readers to learn that preparation for healthy maternity rests on specific pioneering methods and care.
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Empowers Women Health
Mrs Maggie Gilmer of West Union South Carolina and Mrs Josephine Hall of Bardstown Kentucky report restored health and motherhood after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The ad touts a thirty year history as a standard female remedy addressing displacements inflammation fibroid tumors irregularities pains backache and nervous prostration and invites sick women to write Lynn Mass for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Gilmer
West Union
S. C
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Josephine Hall
Bardstown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rush Patton
Watsonville
California
W. C. Patton
Elmer Robbins
Ed Short
Union
Charles Yauger and Son
Cincinnati
Peter Pickett
James Dabbitt
Louisville
Mat Buckley
Altamont
John Inman
J. E. Smith
Drusilla Moss
Presbyterian Church
George Davis
Seymour
Bedford
French Lick
Cassius Lowe
O. B. Trimble
Henry Nordmeyer
James Isgrigg
Dollie Wilson
H. Collins
Edith Weaver
C. E. Eastes
D. A. Ardery
Thomas and
Richard Batchellor
Orlando Lee
Columbus Pike
R. C. Hargrove
Rushville
Helen McFetridge
Canada
Citizen’s National Bank
Louis Lathrop
India Ford
Magee’s
Anna Allison
Lyte Montgomery
Flora J. Noble
Oklahoma City
Hope
Marty Boyle
William Boyle
Boyle
Mr. Hoagland
Huntington
West Virginia
Ed Lawrence
A. L. Everhart
Mrs. Everhart
Einfauldt
Franklin County
G. A. R. Hall
John Zoellner
Will C. Pulse
Anderson
Downeyville
Mabel Welsh
William Broyls
Gaston
J. H. Parker
Clyde Wallace
O’dell
Franklin College
Baptist Church
Spencer Boyles
Austin Nutt
Terre Haute
Jake Strausberger
Lawrenceburg
Rose Dacy
Clyde Stagg
Wiles
Mary Scobey
Mayme Reed
Attica
Mary Wright
Joe Kelley
Kokomo
Tipton
James Eward
Adams
H. E. Fisher
Metropolitan of
George Bools
Epworth League of the First
M. E. Church
Pete
Walter L. Watson
Sadie Machlin
Connersville
Ray Crawford
John Swartz
West Main Street
Anna Garris
William Logan
Hester Tillie Hill
Ft Wayne
Mrs. Dock Hill
South Broadway
Lola Maguire
Oswego
Kansas
J. K. Ewing
Miss Maguire
Samuel Maguire
Mrs. Ewing
T. Winter
H. J. Moody
Mrs. Breed Wright
Palestine
Geneva
Ruth Ralston
Clara
Mary Kerchival
Mary Cushman
Raymond Johnston
Robert Crawford
Thomas Jenkins
William L. Welsh
Philadelphia
Col. M. C. Welsh
George Welsh
Hartsville
Mr. Welsh
Samuel L. Applegate
Liberty Church
James Anderson
Applegate
Addie Burkeman
Muncie
Mrs. Lawn
E. G. Schultz
A. C. Clouds and Son
Linton W. Sands
Sam Ardery
Will Miller
Whitewater
Henry Huber
Chicago
Mayme Hatfield
Falma Lyons
Vevay
Will McCune
Harry Lawson
W. A. Lawson
H. H. Day and Son
Robert Reed
Lola
Lyda Biddinger
Gail Grol
Westport
Kate Dickerson
Charles Dobyns
Brookville
W. H. Held
Hoston
Texas
Mothers Jewels
Barney Robbins
Sears Robuck Company
John H. Jackson
Pleasant Hill
Harris County
Missouri
Jacob Hass
Shelby County Medical Association
Relief Corps
Harris City
Union Baptist Church
M. J. Goeble
Fiftythird National Bank
J. M. Woodfill
Dan S. Perry
Moses Anderson
S. & C. Traction
George Dunn Jr
Kansas City
James Linegar
Everett Bates
Dayton Computing Scales Company
Mr. Bates
DeArmond
Everett Grinstead
R. L. Holland
Colorado Springs
the Elks
Dallas
Mr. Holland
Charles M. Robbins
Ed Schultz
John Griffey
Mary and
Hazel Rister
Gertrude Neagle
Lafayette
Mary Suttles
Walter Reed
Columbus
Charles Compton
Richmond
Compton
Reds
Newpoint
Jacob Klass
Edward Beck
Chsago
H. C. Hodges
Michigan
Gatti Hi
Bi Bea
THE
West Side Square
Dorothy Dodd
John Cross
Hanan’s
Emerson
Guthrie & Mitchell
Sipe Square
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