The Man With Clear Eye And Brain Says Praise For Nerve Pills
A letter from Robert Mildin of Waverly New York describes a dramatic recovery after taking Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills He reports weight gain from 27 to 144 pounds in thirty days and credits the medicine with restoring energy sleep appetite and heart comfort He states prior illness left him weak and unable to work but the pills made him feel well and vigorous again
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Guccésa
Ant
A. W. Chase
Tim
Robert Mildin
Waverly
Tony
Longtime prison van driver dies after 40 years service
Thomas F. Folger, a Fort TTS police veteran who spent approximately four decades driving the prison van, died of pneumonia at age about 70. Born in Ryegate, he never missed a day of work until illness. He left an estate likely worth thousands, named a close friend as executor, and was famed for peculiar habits and deep reading while avoiding newspapers.
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F. Folger
Fort
Tts
Deen MI
Folger
Sneger
Pneumants
Ryegate
Wehue
Steater
Anen
State tax commissioners push reappraisal push in 19th century plan
State tax commissioners Wingate and Martin urge county assessors to revalue real estate this year. They will face input from over 2,000 appraisers to reach a uniform increase. The legislature aims to raise salaries but focus shifts to preparing uniform real estate valuations nationwide.
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Wingate
Martin
Hayden charged after spade attack in back yard
Justice Nickerson heard a case where Mrs Eliza Hayden faced charges of assaulting Thomas Burkhart with a spade in March. Hayden alleged Burkhart threw something at her. a heated exchange followed and she struck him with the spade. Burkhart dodged a blow and hid in July, aided by a coat bucket. He later swore out a warrant for Hayden.
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Nickerson
Eliza Hayden
Costa
Sage Aterpeen Afra
Hayden
Thomas Burkhart
Mra
Hurkhart
Indiana Briefs Roundup From Several Cities
A cluster of short items from Indiana cities reports social events and legal actions, building permits, library funding concerns, labor disputes, laborer relocations, and a local injury tale. Notable notes include a Thesday shirt waist social, multiple marriage licenses and divorces, 21 permits in Tipton totaling 19618, and a Terre Haute rabbi commenting on Mary of Mandala. In Logansport bricklayers strike tension looms, Seymour questions Carnegie library funds, and Richmond reports two Liber ty workers relocating after housing trouble. Kokomo reports a carpenter injuring an ankle from a scaffold.
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Logansport
Builders and Constructors’ Association
Richmond
Liberty
Christ
Muncie
Kokomo
Joe Wagreman
Whggaman
Frank Wilcot
Riverside Park Gears Up For Spring Improvements
Riverside Park in Indianapolis announces major upgrades this spring. The Indianapolis Canoe Club plans new docks and a larger boat house to accommodate more canoes and boats. Riverside Amusement Company will install a large roller coaster and a crystal maze replica from the Pan-American Exposition. The steamer Helen Gould and Stella are undergoing refurbishments for the season, with plans to reopen in April.
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Henry van Dyke
Indianapolis
Tiverside
Manne
Riverside
Pari
Indianapolis Canoe Club
Miverside Amusement Company
Carpentey Wi
Riverside Amusement Company
Bultada
Helen Gould
White River
Bigerton
Stella
Betta
TTW
Tripp
Monkeva
Jan Natees
Mexican Lion fatally injures two children and dog near Mod Creek
Two Mexican children playing near Mod Creek were killed by a Mexican horse and dog incident. The ranch owner Wil Allen tracked the beast and killed it, bringing an end to the tragic event.
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Tweeday
Mod Creek
Shiek
Wil Allen
Beas
Kile I
Hypnotism Hyp tragedy strikes Monmouth couple
A Monmouth pair, Mr and Mrs Marshall Mink of Povenain, fell under a hypnotic influence after reading a Mail course ad in Jackson Milts. The wife grew violent and needed restraint, with the husband still waking from sleep. They were taken to Watertown hospital for treatment while their two children were cared for by neighbors.
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Monmouth
Apell
Marshall Mink
Povenain
Jorkson
Milt
Attempted murder then suicide at Monon
Sandford Thompson shot Oliver P. Evans near the heart and then killed himself with a revolver after attempting to force entry at Evans home. Evans was wounded but may recover. Thompson’s wife had secured a divorce earlier and later married Evans. The incident occurred Tuesday morning as Thompson approached from his former wife’s residence.
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MONON
Sandford Thompson
Oliver P. Evans
Evans
Thompson
Snd
Fovans
April Weather Forecast From Historical Averages
The article cites April as typically sunny with showers and notes past averages from the Weather Bureau. It records average temperature about 52 degrees, warmest month value, coldest month value, last killing frost date in spring, average rainfall around 2.29 inches, and typical cloudiness and wind from the northwest over 32 years of data.
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Weather Bureau
Kxing
Frostbitten Lebkuchen Case Seeks $1000 Damages
A New York court heard a case where a baker, Albers Va Burs, claims $1000 in damages after a basement incident amid a blizzard. Witnesses described dough mishaps and oven damage, with reactions to cold conditions and protective clothing noted in testimony.
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New York
Damm Keitel
Amway
Thy
Giber
Trouble for Men in Skimpy New York Night Out
In New York on a breezy April evening two young Spring Lake men dressed as women entered a rival basketball arena to watch Maniquan versus Far-ingtris. Security spotted them and they were escorted out. Outside, crowds scattered, and a disturbance erupted as more youths forced their way into a dining hall. Borough officers provided protection as the scene settled. In Westfield Mass a separate incident ended with Joseph Wheel captured while wearing a woman’s wig and clothes, after a night of terror in the town. Wheel, a 26-year veteran mechanic with a family, fought with intruders when Robert Grant returned home. Neighbors aided, and Wheel was taken to the police station.
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New York
Raymond Neoafie
Sean Baulerson
Spring Lake
N. 4
Ms Salon
Cama
Argewatk
Brouril auAers
Jake Howe
Westfield
Mass
Joseph Wheel
Wotten
Robert Grant
Cluthes
Neghbors
Grant
Atranger
Po-Lce
Wheel, 2 Mechanic
Big Property Deals On Monon Rail Route Sale To Mann Netmeyer
The Monon railroad segment from Twenty-frat to Twenty-second-st was sold to Mann Netmeyer railroad company for 7,200 dollars. A. Metzger agency arranged the deal, with William Elder to Emil Fertig at 1625 N. Illinois Ave the residence involved. H. & D. workers receive an eight percent wage increase.
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Monon
Mann-Netmeyer Railroad Company
Garde and Mill
A. Metzger Agency
A. Metzger
Glannold
William 1
Emil Fertig
N. Illinovist
Ryan's Hammer Out
A Sun report quotes W. J. Ryan, a lawyer and politician, praising Tom Kern for his work in Indianapolis politics and criticizing early conventions. A Democrat meeting at the Grad hotel in Minneapolis was held where Kern said he would not seek the city chairmanship.
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Gin Keach
Ryan
the Sun
Tursday
Tom
Ring of
Johny Kern
Democrats
Grad Hotel
Marvelous Life Secret Promised Free to All
An advertisement proclaims a miraculous life secret and a "Vital Life Fluid" that can restore health and youth. It promises universal healing regardless of illness or weakness and urges readers to request the cure free of charge. The misspelled text touts strength and vitality through a mysterious product alleged to grant lasting wellness.
Vital Life Fluid Promises Cure for Health Ailments
An advertisement by Dr. C. Bare Rent Ferris of Fort Wayne Indiana offers a Vital Life Fluid claimed to cure kidney disease lung and stomach trouble rheumatism nervous debility and many other ailments. It promises free initial samples and personal correspondence to persuade readers to believe in its life extending powers citing past successes and urging writes for a cure plan.
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Ufe
Attiire
C. Bare Rent Ferris
Kort Wayne
Ind
British Steamer Driven On the Beach at Atlantic City
A British steamer loaded with fruit drove ashore on a Brighton beach in a gale. Capt Bloven and crew were rescued by the life saving service using the breeches buoy. The vessel lies in a bad position and is expected to break up as the storm intensifies.
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Atlantic Cite
N. J
Huddon Steaman
Brighton
Bloven
Wang
Far reaching ruling favors city on demurrer in jail board suit
In Kukomy Indiana city court Judge Eil M circuit rules in favor of the city denying a claim by Sheriff Harnean to collect fear price from the city for board of prisoners at the jail. The decision affects liability for prisoners held by patrolmen before transfer to police court.
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Kukomy
Ind
Eil- OM Circuit Court
e-Sherif Harnean
Tien
Ramens
Raffle Called Off in Indicted Kokomo Church Controversy
In Kokomo Indiana April the Cloverdale church case stirred tension as church elders warned the congregation risked dismissal over a proposed raffle linked to gambling. The situation prompted scrutiny of church leadership and community response to the action.
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Kokomo
Ind
Lethe
Cloverdale MM
Ban on outlaw plays incols Nebraska April city ordinance
Notices reveal multiple Indiana residents applying for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in Marion and Center townships. The texts detail licensed premises on Indiana Avenue and nearby streets, with May board of commissioners hearings and fines up to $100 for violations.
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Incols
Maunetlot Lincoln
Widder
Zoa Phera Cure Advertised For Female Ailments
An old time advertisement promises Zoa Phera as a universal remedy for female ailments including change of life and pelvic disorders. It claims strength restoration for mothers and offers trial bottles mailed free to women, with a free book and medical guidance upon request.
Public notice seeks tavern license in Indiana ward
Fragment of a historic notice seeks license to sell spirituous liquors in Marion County Indiana at a Fort Wayne Avenue address. It names candidate Maris Ron and mentions board of county commissioners May 10 hearing. Also includes unsolicited advertisements and letters about male vitality cures.
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Martin County
State of
Indiana
Oana-Ave
Indianapolis
Indiana Ave
Muoney
Ulark Burton
Notlee
Marion County
Board of County Commissioners
Indiana Avenue
Indian- Applix
Center Township
Indians Avenue
Sam Bavis
Prénehiy
Marie
Couny
Dela
Cour
Delaware
Yar
Tamnehiy
Mit
Rion County
Delaware Street
Michal
Traugoet
Cantor Township
Marian County
Tadiang
Board of Coury Consmissioners
Anid Square
Fort Wayse Avenue
Muttety
Indianapotla
Center Toy'nahib
Marion Evans Ty
Fort Warne Uventin
Palas
Wal Schoher
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Poretor
Terre Haute
Thaa
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Carte
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Keagh
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Wright
York
Manchester
Earth
City of
Kokamo
Rapfle
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Maverm
Southeastern Avenue
Woode
Moron County
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Nereby
Eighh
Board of Commissioners
Alfred Weizemann
Lara
Celpt
Mme Maris
Broadway
Ann
Nappy
Detroit
Mich
Fueir Daily
Generosite
Bira
Rey Shiver
Han Ian
Phas
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Itatunepotte
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