Local government payments list shows numerous assessor and facility charges
A scanned ledger reproduces entries for county officials and facilities including assessors such as Candace shepherd Bize Grisler David B Morgan and John Arnold with sums from 2 75 to 162 50 plus jail farm and court house costs for items like gas electric printing and burial soldiers totals appear as 250 00 130 00 etc.
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Earl Elliott
Agsessor
Delia Elliott
S E Clapp
J P Dixon
Ollie Blauvelt
Frank Vaske
Lena Vaske
Edward Fry
EO Walker
Edwin Risk
Carl Lemasters
Court House
D E Trisler
Frank Bryan
Pulse & Porter
Gas and Electric Co
C House
Mages Pharmacy
Sanitary Laundry
Littell
Muddy Fork Gas Co
Burrows
Devil Burrows
Will Palmer
Joseph Burrows
David Williamson
Fair Store
Enterprise Store
Poor Farm
F Brokelmeier
Palse & Porter
Bonner, Hart & Ryan
J S Littell
G Schultz
E G Schultz
B A Rankin
Review Ptg Co
J E Caskey
Rucker
Bernard Blankman
Logan
Charles Gray
Ecemen
Anna F Harrison
Ora Taelkington
Catherine Hessler
A Knight
Virgil Alexander
Moir & Davie
Caen
George Platt
John Doggett
Adaee
William Brunker
John L Coil
T M Gannon
Joe Mauer
TORO
Moor & Crise
E Talkington
Talkington
Blankman
Craig Construction Co
Thomson& Davis
Rene
Thompson
Enswhler
Thomson & Davis
Nettie B Stone
Muriel Thorson
H Rybolt
Leonard L Stone
Women Avoiding Operations Use Vegetable Compound
In Cleveland Ohio a woman reports years of left side pain that nearly led to surgery until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved the pain. She continued use until regular and free of pain. Other readers respond with similar endorsements while noting support from local contacts in Constantia Ohio and Guerrira Pa.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Guerrira
Constantieland
Scott’s Strengthening Push Reaches Bloomfield NJ
Advertising blurb notes Scott’s brand growth and a focus on non alcoholic products from Scott & Bowne in Bloomfield New Jersey. It highlights increased distribution and customer reach with emphasis on health and family oriented choices.
Chamberlain's Tablets Restore Appetite Say Detroit Seller
Mr J E Seitz of Detroit Michigan reports Chamberlains Tablets improved his appetite relieved bloated feeling and produced a pleasant satisfactory movement of the bowels. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
J. E. Seitz
Detroit
Mich
Curing Diseases Debate in The Lancet
The London Lancet editor questions the use of cure as doctors claim it. He cites a medical philosopher that true cure requires removing the cause, eliminating the disease effects, and protecting the organism against future activity. If the agent remains or only damage is repaired, he favors terms like arrest or repair instead of cure.
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London Lancet
Describing Love in The Desert and Mrs Ajax
An American girl in Edward Moffat's story explains love with vivid contrasts. She describes sacrifice devotion and fiery zeal followed by doubt as affection shifts and the beloved may not feel the same.
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Ajax
Edward 8
Moffat
Amy
The Furies in Greek myth and their earthward vengeance
The Furies are female deities of the underworld who punish wrongs on earth. They are depicted as frightening beings feared by mortals, with older myths noting rites of sacrifice and torches to honor or appease them.
Parks Dry Roasted Coffee Quartette Praised
A feature by Norman Patterson W W Grose LD Hamilton and R H Kenady in Parks Dry Roasted Coffee praised as none better for quality and flavor at Everhart's store.
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Norman Patterson
W. W. Grose
L D. Hamilton
R H. Kenady
Parks
Everhart’s
New Legal Filings and Local Notes In Greensburg Area
New cases filed include International Grocery Co of Indianapolis versus Sherman Doles for $256 on account, Burke versus estate of Eien M Stobo for $140, Handley versus Jamison for Jane Handley estate partition, Union Trust Co. versus estate of Joseph Drake to sell real estate, Greensburg B and L Association versus Mary and Clyde Stage for $1,000. Also notes: John W. Stout back on street this week after months away. Capt J F Childs trip to Madison and Carrollton for IC8 interest. cherries abundant from a prolific crop. Rev F Z Burkette of Van Wert Ohio to occupy Christian church pulpit Sunday. A N Anderson family visiting from Indianapolis with trip to Madison. George Sanders of Adams ill with appendicitis and hospitalized after surgery. Joseph Albert Berglas of real Slabtows and Miss Bertha Tressler of Marion township wed at Centenary parsonage. groom, 26, Swiss-born.
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the International Grocery Co
Indianapolis
Sherman Doles
Ida BE. Burke
Astate
Eien M Stobo
W. B. Handley
B. W. Jamison
Admi
Jane Handley
Union Trat Co
Joseph Drake
Greensburg B. & L. Association
Mary and Clyde Stage
F. Z. Burkette
van Wert
Ohio
Christian Church
A. N. Anderson
Eustace Foley
Madison
Joseph Albert Berglas
Real Slabtows
Bertha Tressler
John L. Tressler
Marion Township
J. E. Murr
Switzerland
The Captain’s Public Whipping in Boston
In Burnaby’s 1759 travels a British ship captain left his wife in Boston and kissed her publicly. He was fined and publicly whipped by magistrates who then were also lashed in a rowdy shipboard punishment before departure.
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Burnaby
America
Massachusetts
Boston
Delighting the Eye and the Ear
The theater manager compliments a pianist noted for his hair and for providing his own music and scenery. The remark appears in the Washington Star as a brisk theater anecdote.
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Washington Star
Why is a steel cedar door like a glutton’s dinner
A reader’s conundrum from Chicago Post wonders why a steel cedar door is like a gluttons dinner. It is bolted down as a pun on being fastened or secured.
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Chicago Post
Paraguay’s Giant Wesp Araguay Habitat Fearsomely Large
In Paraguay the region around Araguay is famed as the home of a giant wasp feared by native hunters more than snakes or spiders. The creature’s size and dangerous sting have made it a notable local menace.
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Paraguay
Deafness Cure Claims and Remedies
The article alleges deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and argues constitutional remedies alone can cure it. It states ENT issues cause rumbling or hearing loss and claims catarrii as a major cause. It offers one hundred dollars for constipation tips.
Social Roundup Shows Local Visits and Travel
M B church Sunday shower for Mrs Rex Me Calip formerly Miss Ning Johnston hosts at Miss Marie Carroll home receiving many gifts. James T Crim paints residence and storage. Mrs Harry Brannen of Hope visits brother Frank Noah. Dr F J Beck and family leave for San Francisco exposition and AMA trip, plan three months away visiting Reed Point Montana on return. Samuel Stewart family from Colorado visit parents for golden wedding. Crim couple head to Winston Salem NC for about three weeks. Jasper Spaugh and wife run store in their absence.
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M. B
Rex. Me. Calip
Ning Johnston
Marie Carroll
James T. Crim
Harry Brannen
Hope
Frank Noah
F. J. Beck
Gertrude
San Francisco
American Medical Association
Mooth
John M. Biner
Reed Point
Montana
Samuel ‘Stewart
Colorado
William Stewart
Stomach Troubles Cure with Cham berlain Tablets
Many stomach troubles cured by Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. One man spent over two thousand dollars on medicines before being cured by a few boxes. Price five cents? Samples free at any drug store.
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Chamberlain
Squaretown Adelaide Plan Revealed In Colonial Sketch
A New York Sun summary describes Adelaide as projected, square in design, with four mile wide areas and broad streets. A surrounding parkland a mile wide would be kept as public reserve, housing government house parliament house and botanic gardens on the north terrace.
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Squaretown
Adelaide
South Australia
England
Government House
Parliament House
Botanic Gardens
New York
Not Polly Ticks
In a political campaign a candidate for the legislature tries to win votes among farmers. He stops a farmer and asks if he is paying attention to politics. The farmer quips that politics is not his business, implying the candidate’s intrusion is unwelcome and ends the encounter.
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Polly Ticks
Gal
National Monthly
Proved He Was Wrong Relief Relies On Rope Myth
In December 1825 the Russian nihilist Relieff was condemned to death by hanging. The rope broke and he survived. The emperor questioned whether the condemned spoke on regaining consciousness. A reply claimed Russia could not do anything properly, not even twist a rope, and the ruler proved him wrong.
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Relieff
Russia
Automobile Quilt Aid Aims to Help Poor Woman
A Louisville Courier-Journal idea parallels grandmother quilting to assist a woman without a car. A reporter asks for unwanted auto parts to assemble a makeshift vehicle for her, turning charity into a practical project.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Albert and Mrs Huffe Moment in a Dramatic Exchange
The scene shows Albert, a capable pupil, responding to Mrs Huffe, described as a popular and prosperous pauper. She demands his actions while guiding him into a refined drawing room. Albert promises to perform a charming, first impression, exclaiming a sense of awe as he wonders if this is heaven.
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Albert
Huffe
They Were Seated in Silence at the Captain’s Table
A fragmented account recalls a formal seating with a captain presiding. The narrator notes the attendees settled into their places and the moment suggested order and protocol, though details remain sparse due to the damaged source.
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