Osteopathy Progress and Patient Outcomes in Modern Therapy
A Metro politan Magazine excerpt outlines osteopathy’s claim that disease stems from structural displacements that affect nerves and blood flow. It describes manipulative treatment to restore normal relations, uses of heat light and exercise, and stresses innate body recovery without drugs, with a Philadelphia case illustrating a year and a half of improvement after osteopathic care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Magazine
Philadelphia
Democratic Party Urges Unity Against Local Option
The piece critiques Governor Hanly and the extra session with Democratic party lines. It argues the session is costly, questions Republican budgeting, and predicts Democrats will oppose extending the session while pressing for adherence to their platform.
Dust Dangers Reported To Kill Horses On Roads
A physician warns thick dust carries deadly germs and dangers to humans and animals. The article notes horses dying from dust inhalation in Hamilton County and farmers delaying road work until rain mitigates the clouds.
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Hamilton County
A Weighty Sermon About Effort and Opportunity
The speaker argues that progress depends on individual action not luck or gifts. Young people often wait for favors instead of earning what they desire, and the true value of a gift lies in how it is used. Each person must seize the chance given and strive to improve.
A crank is a man who has a different Bobby than your own
A compact, plainspoken line notes a crank has a different Bobby than yours, presenting a wry social observation about character and identity without further context.
Taft Nominated for President by Endorsing Supporters
A supporter urges national praise for Mr Taft outlining his fearlessness upright character and deep understanding of farmers workers and businesspeople. The message asserts Taft as a plain people champion free from demagoguery and dedicated to universal American citizenship.
Real Estate Transfers Across Counties and Towns
A series of property deeds listing transfers from Elizabeth Lane to Mary J. Dowdle in Washington for 800 dollars and multiple other deeds in Sandcreek Jackson Adams and city areas. Transactions include amounts ranging from 25 to 11 000 dollars with buyers such as Thomas Day Johan Jones James Taylor and J L Jackson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lane
Mary J. Dowdle
Washington
Thomas E. Day
Oner T. Manlief
Sandcreek
Clementine Hill
Thomas Day
Casseline Clark
John C. Smith
Johan Jones
Jackson
Mary C. Anzelrigg
Lizzie Hercry
City
Lydia Boicourt
J. W. Deem
Adams
W.H. Barnard
Henry Neimaber
Fugit
Charles E. Whipple
James Tayor
James Taylor
Charles Whipple
Bessie Miller
J. L. Jackson
Jon St.Paul
Mendenhall & Fleming
Fraoei
Rigger
C. B. Ainsworth
J. L. Biddinger
James H. Shafer
J. W. Hamilon
Medical Observation on Vertebral Adjustment and Brain Symptoms
The report notes serious digestive organ involvement risking auto-intoxication and progressive dementia. Treatment aimed to realign vertebrae to relieve nerve pressure, with the author citing observed results from this method.
Interesting Letter from Last Surviving 1855 56 Congressman
John J. Pearce of Conneaut Ohio writes to the Standard recalling the congress from 1855 56 and naming members including Will Cumback of Greensburg and Schuyler Colfax of South Bend. Pearce, an anti Nebraska Democrat turned speaker vote supporter, laments time's passage and reflects on career in Methodist ministry.
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Congress
Will Cumback
Conneaut
Ohio
William
Lexington
John V. Pettit
Wabash
Samuel Brenton
Wayne
Smith Miller
Pakota
Greensburg
Schuyler Colfax
South Bend
V. P
Holloway
Richmond
Henry Decott
Terre Haute
Lycoming
Lycoming County
Pennsylvania
Washington
N. P. Banks
Central Pennsylvania Methodist
Old Baltimore
Wyoming
Philadelphia
Central Pennsylvania
John J. Pearce
Death of Hiram Boling on 60th Birthday in Hope
Hiram Boling died at his Hope home Thursday morning at eight, on his sixtieth birthday after stomach and liver troubles. He leaves a wife and three children from a prior marriage. A member of Company E, 37th Indiana Regiment, he attended a regiment reunion in the city a week before his death. Short services were held at his home Saturday evening, and funeral services were conducted at St Paul by Rev George Reybold. About sixty comrades accompanied him. burial was at Paul Hill cemetery.
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Hiram Boling
Hope
Mr. Boling
37Th
Indiana Regiment
W. H. Rumig
St. Paul
George Reybold
M. E. Church
Paul Hill
Big Game at Fair Grand Leads to Dice Gambling Charge
Police found about twenty five young men shooting dice at the fair grounds on Sunday afternoon. They slipped into the crowd and were identified. They were released after promising to appear before the mayor on Monday morning. Each faced an examination by the deputy prosecuting attorney and nine affidavits were filed. They will have a hearing before the mayor on the gambling charge. Each person was placed under bond.
Judge Barnard Active Campaign Tour Details
Judge W. O. Barnard of Newcastle Republican candidates for Congress spent a week in Shelbyville Indiana and plans to canvass Franklin Union and Hancock counties this week. He then targets Decatur Rush Fayette and Wayne counties in October and may return to Shelby County.
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Shelbyville
Ind
W. O. Barnard
Newcastle
Congress
Franklin
Union
Hancock County
Decatur County
Rush County
Fayette County
Wayne County
Foley’s Honey and Tar Not Affected By Pure Food Law
J. H. Batterton announces Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is not controlled by the Pure Food and Drug Law as it lacks opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults. When a tramp asks for bread, don’t give him a stone. set the dog on him.
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Foley
J. H. Batterton
Tuberculosis Congress to use flash device for deaths
At the International Congress on Tuberculosis in Washington the latter part of September an electrical device will flash a light each time a death from consumption occurs in the United States. The Census Bureau has set the death rate and an automatic flash system will indicate each death.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Good for Biliousness Says Allegan Resident
J J Firestone of Allegan Michigan reports feeling fifty percent better after taking two Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets last night. He praises their effect on biliousness and notes they are sold at Batterton's drug store with samples free.
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Chamberlain
J. J. Firestone
Allegan, Mich
Batterton’s
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cough and Throat Relief
A Auburn Centre resident touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy that heals throat and lung troubles long resistant to other treatments. The product, advertised as a renowned cough and cold cure, is sold at F M Henry & Co. drug store for 50c and 1.00 with a free trial offer.
Advertised Letter List and Local News Items
Advertised letters include Max Armstrong John Debdbier Porter Emmert Theo Eck and others. letters to be sent to the dead letter office on October 6 if not claimed. John H Burkman of Kan City visited after his mother’s death in Tarkey and praises Oklahoma electoral votes for Taft. Mayor receives note about a new station bid process. John Gregg dies after a stroke and funeral held. district chair Osborn predicts Democrat landslide. Frank Reed fined for drunkenness.
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J. S. Davis
Carl Freeman
Charles Fisher
Ed Holmes
George McCule
D. L. McCarty
Guy Peters
W. Strickland
Wainwright
Andrew Welch
Charles Adams
Esther Roll
Gail Grover
Ollie Harting
Ella Miller
L. D. Braden
P. M
John H. Burkman
Kan City
O.C
Daniel Burkman
Tarkey
Burkman
Oklahoma
Taft
Traveling Man Recalls Train Rescue in Oregon
Sam A. Garber, a well known traveling man, recounts aiding a seriously ill woman on an Eastbound O R N train from Pendleton to Le Grande Oregon. He administers Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, shares dosing details, and notes the passenger's recovery before arrival in Le Grande. For sale at Batterton's bug store. mi A man who attends Strict!: to his own business has a good steady job.
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Pendleton
le Grande
Ore
Sam A. Garber
Batterton’s
Public Auction of 47 Darole Jersey Swine in Greensburg
Auction listing reading 47 Darole Jersey swine to be sold Tuesday September 29 1908 in Greensburg Indiana. The lot includes 36 gifts and 11 males of February with strong bloodlines from Prince of Col's High Chief C D's Col Highest Chief. Sale at McCracken and House Livery Barn at 12 30 oclock. Auctioneers Charles Denham Tom Winnedge Col H L Iglehart Col Albert Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Indiana
McCracken and House
Charles Denham
I. C. Traction Line Time Table for Shelbyville Route
The I. C. Traction Line timetable shows departures limited to Shelbyville on the Greensburg express with stops only at Shelbyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Train Schedules for Northbound and Southbound Express
The notice lists train movements for the Cc W. and M. Branch with No. 34 Accommodation heading north and No. 31 Express southbound. It shows arrival times around 10 and 40 minutes past, mentions Greensburg departures and services to Italy with Sunday exceptions.
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Mailand Express
Mailand
St. Louis Express
Chicago Mail
White City
St. Louis
Greensburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hanly
Democratic Party
State Democratic Committee
Vincennes
Lincoln
Mr. Taft
Poesent
Roosevelts
Fair Grand
Tuerculosis Congress
Max Armstrong
John R. Debdbier
Porter Emmert
Theo. Eck
Charles W. Fagans
Daniel Hazelwood
LL. C
Bill
Jess Jones
Wesley Miller
H. V. Parker
William Riggs
Claude Senour
W. E. Theobald
Hugh Waters
George Wainscott
Mrs
Mamie Becratt
Jessie Allister
Frank Thomson
Riley
Indianapolis Railroad Commission
Wood
Houston
John Gregg
Sardinis
Gregg
Sardinia
John Osborn
Kuhn
Rushville
Democrat
Frank Reed
Cit
Tom Winnedge
H. L. Iglehart
Albert Morris
Foley’s
Poiay & Company
Chicago
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