Dr King's New Discovery Promises Rest for Sick Children
Advert adds that during a cold epidemic children suffer coughing fever and sleepless nights. It claims the medicine quiets the cough, helps children sleep, and offers a money back guarantee via T. J. Segraves. Endorsed by W H Knowles and W P Rinehart with testimonials. Sold by A J Ironmonger.
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Long-lived Pioneer Woman Mrs Atwood Dies at 87
Chepepe Het Sarah Jane Swift, born June 29, 1826 in Madison County New York, married William Atwood in 1844. The family settled in Illinois later moved to Plattsmouth Nebraska then Lincoln before her death on November 19 1913 in Lincoln. Survived by two sons Anson W and Samuel H and many grandchildren, she was revered as a caring, devout community figure with a long span of service to others.
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Sarah Jane Swift
Philander and
Arzilla Swift
Tenner
Madison County
New York
Illinois
Steiben Township
Sparland
Swift
Whitefield Township
Clark Swift
Marshall County
Moses ‘Knight
James Swift
M. Swift
Warford Bonham
Eben O. Swift
H. D. Bonham
Newton L Swift
Samuel Tuttle
Thomas A. Runnells
Wm. Swift
Graymont
Ill
Henry
Wm. Atwood
Yankee Street
Anson W
Plattsmouth
Neb
Samuel H
Lincoln
Myron
Charley
Ilinois
Mr. Atwood
A. W. Atwoood
Atwood
Newell
Chicago
Boulder
Col
Bezra Teagarden
Pueblo
JE B Haver
Grandma Atwood
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