Dr Miles offers free trial course of his new heart and nerve treatment
An advertisement for Dr Franklin Miles promises a free trial of his treatment for heart nerve stomach and kidney diseases. It cites numerous patient cures and testimonials from physicians editors and manufacturers to endorse the method. Readers are urged to request a trial and send for the treatment at 209 State Street Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Miles
M. D
Grand Rapids
New York City
Philadelphia
Chiscago
Eben S— Lowell
Journal of Mental and Nervous Diseases
Menos
J. 2. Ross
M. W
Bush Medical College
Miles
Lane
Truman DeWeese
Chicago Times-Herald
Mio
J. C. Scott
Frank Smith
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Franklin Mines
State ‘Street
Death and life linked in the human condition says A. T
The passage argues life and death are inseparably connected and that fearing death or choosing life over death raises questions about meaning. It weighs suffering, rest, and the value of time, suggesting an inevitability to death and contemplating whether to live or die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
A. T
Whitefield Nominates William Mielkey for Supervisor
The Bradford Republican endorses William Mielkey as Whitefield Township supervisor candidate in Forehat county. Mielkey, formerly township assessor, is praised as honest capable and conservative by longtime supporters who expect him to serve as an ideal supervisor for his constituents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitefield
Bradford
Wm Mielkey
Supervigor
William Amilelkey
Whited-towneship
Dforehatt County
Bellahor
Across British East Africa A Dwight Man Reports Safari
A letter from Dwight Star and Herald describes a trip by B E Davis nephew to Mombassa and the Uganda frontier. The writer, working for American Bridge Co, travels through jungle and mountains, sees rhinoceroses, zebras, hippos, and elephants, notes prohibitions on hunting near lakes, and details camp life and porters with vivid scenery and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Davis
Dwight
Mpin. T. Law
L_E. Simpson
British East Africa
Adamd -Jomue
Africa
American Bridge Co
New York
Mombassa
New Bay
Ling
Uganda
Mombasen
Whiarobs
Pitio
Thia
California
India
Zender
Momosa
Lender
Vila
Tim
Wilkee
Victoria Nyanza
Roberts
Borie
Davis
N—Barrett
Grand—Hotel
Dwight Star and Herald
Deferred Letters and Local Social Notes
Inez Lundy guest of Cordie Wilson on Friday night and they attended a teachers meeting at Lostant on Saturday. Martin arrived from Virginia and seeks local work this summer. Mr and Mrs Frank Peterson have moved into rooms over a restaurant. Mary McKirgan visited her sister in Victoria. Mrs J G C Sutherland called on Mrs Dundy. Mrs RM Dent visited her daughter Ennis Dakin. Moses Kleinowiltz arrived with spring goods. Mra J D Miller ill but improving. Joe McDaniel’s child sick with measles. Mr and Mrs Justice moved to Toluca. Marvin Jenning acts as night police. Ten Dean spent part of last week in Joliet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Lundy
Cordie Wilson
Quaker Lane
Lostant
Marvin Jenning
Dean
Jollet Est
Frank Peterson
Alvie Downey
Robert Downey
Mss
Gertrude Peterson
Rev Bliss
Rev. Bliss
Mr Whelson
Cindy Bimonton
James Emane
Weaver
Booth
F. Deenbaugh
St. Kays
Casteel
Antone Crassar
M. Strawn
J. Baseark
Ium 4
Russell Jennings
Hetcht
Holland
Toluca
Henning
L-Ie-&n
James Emans
Ten Dean
C. H. Rancom
Sam Potter
Ed Phillips
Jennie Kvens
Miles Hauger
Mra, Miller
Frank Peterson and Alvie Downey wed in family ceremony
Frank Peterson and Alvie Downey were married last Wednesday evening at the bride’s parents home. Rev Bliss led the ceremony with Gertrude Peterson playing the wedding march. The couple, described as smart and industrious, are seen as starting married life well.
Burrs and logs eyed for five year improvement near Camp Grove
The writer notes persistent burrs and logging plans, mentions manure piles covering fields, woodlots to be cleared, and efforts to improve the area over five years. They describe local church, Sunday school, a Princeville depot fire last week, and daily mail trains while noting cold snaps and Robins returning.
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Camp Grove
Stark
R. I
Princeville
Bogners
Robins
Arthur
Johnny
Stark and
Edelstein
Danger of Colds and La Grippe Warn Pneumonia Risk
The article warns that colds and la grippe threaten pneumonia but claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy prevents pneumonia when used with reasonable care. It asserts many have used it and none have developed pneumonia, and notes the remedy is pleasant and safe, sold at Dr Powell's City drug store.
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Chamberlain
J E
Town Caucus Nominates Local Officials and Central Committee
The hall caucus Saturday nominated Wm. Clement for supervisor, Frank Bell for clerk, N. I. Schertz for assessor, A. Meekoon for collector, J. L. Dawson for justice, Edwin Shurta for highway commissioner, and David Wright, Hiram Allen, Corbly Wright, Walter Doan for constables and the central committee. Auditors meet next Tuesday for town bills. other items note March warmth and local travel, with various residents mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Clement
Frank Bell
Schertz
A. MeeKoon
J. L. Dawson
Edwin Shurta
David Wright
Hiram Allen
Corbly Wright
Walter Doan
Central Committee
Irme
Con
Nora Downing
Miss Downring
Princeton
Town Hall
Lindsey
Frank Anderson
Tiskilwa
Peiate Massie
Oliver Downey
Mrs Anderson
Ben Bachman
Daniel’ Anderson
Earl McKee
Lefman Buys Historic Pat Reighn Homestead Site
Arispie notes John Lefman of Lio m bardville purchased the old Pat Reign place once owned by Hugh Bennett and now transferred to Lefman. Wood sawing has ended in the village with Carlson Gros and Christenson at work. Ida Magnuson returns home to care for her father while he works in Chicago since last fall. Carlson Bros plan a new barn painted by John Johnson and John Garlson. Martin Nordstrom visited Carlson Bros. at church. The sociable netted 14.90. Rev Alfred Appel of Peoria preached here last Sabbath.
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Arispie
John Lefman
L Liombardville
Pat Reighn
Hugh Bennett
Lefman
Garlson—Gros
Christenson
Ida Magnuson
Chicago
Carlson Bros
John Johnson
John Garlson
Martin Nordstrom
Carlon Bros
Iste Sociable
Alfred Appel
Peoria
Bishop Wilmer’s Wit On Burial Wishes
The New York Times recalls Bishop Wilmer of Mobile North Carolina humor on death. When asked about his burial he quipped that he did not want to be buried, reflecting his enduring humor to the end.
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Wilmer
Moile
Aln
Avere
N. Y
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