RooseveltsPacific voyage and US Australian ties
The article discusses American and Australian relations amid Roosevelt's Pacific voyage, praising the US naval presence in the orient and friendship with Australia. It notes admiration for American leadership and hints at a growing Anglo Saxon alliance via Australia, citing Governor-General Lord Northcote and reactions in British colonies. It also quotes Captain Murdock and mentions Indiana political expectations and Peruna testimonials.
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Japan
Sam
Orient
Philippines
Pacific
Roosevelt
Australia
United States
Pacific Ocean
Deakin
Lord Northcote
How To Gain Flesh
A description of gaining flesh through Scott's Emulsion notes that people can gain a pound a day by taking an ounce. It asserts a minimum flesh amount is needed for health and suggests using the emulsion to increase body mass.
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Scott
Old Indiana Tickets Show 1850s Party Lineups
A Curio collection lists three historic Indiana tickets from 1852 1856 and 1860. The Whig ticket names Winfield Scott for president William A Graham for vp Henry S Lane Pleasant A Hackleman and multiple district electors. The 1856 Republican ticket lists John C Fremont for president William L Dayton for vp and district electors by district plus two senatorial electors. The 1860 Republican ticket names Lincoln for president Hannibal Hamlin for vp with electors at large Will Cumback John L Mansfield and district electors across eleven districts led by Cyrus M Allen and others.
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Winfield Scott
William A. Graham
Henry S. Lane
Pleasant A. Hackleman
John J Chandler
Nathan Kimball
Scott Carter
John S. Scobey
David Kilgore
John Coburn
Richard W. Thompson
Godlove O. Behm
Schuyler Colfax
James S. Fraser
Gustavus H. Voss
Will Cumback
Decatur
John L. Mansfield
Jefferson
Cyrus M. Allen
John W. Ray
Morton C. Hunter
John H. Farquar
Nelson Trusler
Reuben A. Riley
John Hanna
Samuel A. Ruff
James N. Tyner
Isaac Jenkinson
David O. Dailey
Baptists Call for Strict Temperance Law Enforcement
The General Association of Baptists at Booneville Indiana adopted resolutions condemning intemperance as a national curse. They urge adherence to existing laws and campaign for officials who favor temperance and enforce laws against licensed saloons breweries and distilleries.
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General Association of Baptists
Booneville
Indiana
Prison Sunday Observed at Jeffersonville Prison
Sunday was observed at the Jeffersonville prison as Prison Sunday. The custom began in New York in 1884 when clergymen met to promote sermons addressing crime and criminals. Convicts look forward to the day with pleasure.
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Jeffersonville
New York
James Lee's Recovery Attributed To New Discovery
Mrs Mary Lee of Zanesville Ohio recalls her husband James Lee narrowly facing consumption before using Dr Kings New Discovery. She credits the remedy with restoring his health and asserts its superiority for coughs and lung ailments. The product is sold at F M Henry & Co with a guarantee, priced 50 cents and 1 dollar, with a trial bottle offered.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Mary Lee
James Lee
Dr. King
F. M. Henry & Co
Peruna hailed in letters as cure for chronic ailments
A sequence of reader letters extols Peruna for chronic bronchitis catarrh nervous fatigue and constipation praising its effects on nerves and overall health. The notices claim cures and long term relief from asthma earache kidney trouble and stomach catarrh with testimonials from Clara L Miller Christina Smukalla S L Jewell Maria Goertz Mahala Reid and others. A final note announces Peruna tablets now available as a liquid alternative.
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Nce
America
Peruna
Clara L. Miller
Columbia Sta
Seattle
Wash
Skoogay Country Club
Christina Smukalla
Winslow Ave
Buffalo
N. Y
Maria Goertz
Orienta
Oklahoma
Hartman
Mahala Reid
Corbyville
Ont
Canada
Manalin
Root Juice Causes Nationwide Sensation in Cities
Remarkable Root Juice discovery creates a countrywide sensation with numerous cures for stomach liver kidneys and blood. Many dieters report digestion relief rheumatism and kidney issues after a few bottles. Sold at Batterton's drug store for $100 per bottle or three for $2.50.
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Batterton
Prohibition Meeting Moves Indoors in Court Room
The Friday Prohibition event at the courthouse park moved to the court room due to weather. Sumner W. Haynes, candidate for governor, spoke as the Clarion Quartette sang. The meeting drew a good crowd. guests included Mrs. Henry Snider of St. Paul and Miss Mae Dowin of Indianapolis. A note promotes Together by Robert Herrick priced at 1.18 dollars at Batterton’s.
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Court House Park
Sumner W. Haynes
Clarion
Henry Snider
St. Paul
Mae Dowin
Indianapolis
Dan Sinegar
Robert Herrick
Batterton’s
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