Free prescription promises quick cure for nervous debility
An ole world wide free offer claims a doctor’s prescription cures weak manhood in homes without extra medicine. The ad pledges fast restoration and urges men to write for a sealed copy, listing Dr A B Robinson Detroit and 4009 Luck Building. Also notices a sheriff sale by Jacob Woessner in Marion County Indiana on August 7, 1959, for Hoosier Construction Co. case involving rents and profits of land in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EB. Robinson
Luck Building
Detroit
Mich
Shedriff
Circuit Court
Hendricks County
Indiana
Hoosier Construction Company
Julius M. Kaminsky
Marion County
Indianapolis
Township
Edward
Jacob Woessner
Otis E. Gulley
Indianapolis Grain Market Report Quiet Wheat and Mixed Car Totals
The Indianapolis grain desk shows quiet trading for wheat with No 2 red at 1.00 per sample and poor sample noted 887190c. Corn oats and hay are quiet. inspections list multiple car counts across wheat No 3 red and white varieties, No 2 white, No 3 yellow, No 3 mixed, and timothy and clover hay with totals reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sample
Hay
Timothy
Clover
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Show Mixed Wheat and Corn Quotes
Chicago cash grain markets list mixed wheat and corn values dated August 21. No. 2 red wheat trades around 1.95 to 1.07 dollars per bushel depending on grade, while No. 2 cash corn bids near 69 to 71 cents. Cash cut wheat and various white corn grades appear at 37 to 38 cents and 46 to 38 cents respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
A. W. Thomson
Artic
jAsk
raGige
Grain Prices in Cincinnati Market Report
Cincinnati grain prices from August 21 show Wheat at 1.07 to 1.10, Corn 70 to 71 cents, Oats 3 cents, Rye 1 72e. Market quotes reflect a mixed session with slight gains in corn and steady wheat and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Grain
Cincinnati
Grain market report for Toledo August trade
Wheat cash 31.08% May 1.09. Corn cash 7 1 14c September 70c December 58 5c May 60c. Oats cash 39c September 39% May 42 44. Rye cash 70c.
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Toledo
British to spend ten million to match German air supremacy
London August 21 British government aims to spend ten million dollars to match Germanys superior air force after an expert assessment of German aerial supremacy. The move follows an investigation into Luftwaffes lead in the air war and reflects heightened wartime defense priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Suferb
Germany
Chemist Adams Dead in Avalanche Near Montecpluga
Milan reports Signor Adams a chemist and his companion were killed by an avalanche while ascending Montecpluga. News of their deaths arrived today.
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Milan
Signor Adams
Montecpluga
Priges Remain Low at Friday Market Figures
Indianapolis market report shows 4,500 hogs 1,200 cattle 350 sheep. Hogs steady near yesterday’s prices after a morning decline with top at 8.15 and bulk around 8.00 to 6.10. Cattle demand steady with feeder and bull prices strong. sheep and lambs steady with goes to 7.00 for best lambs and yearlings 4.50 to 5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Wall Street Opens With Strong, Active Tone
The stock market showed a decidedly strong and active tone at the opening in New York. Advances ranged from fractions to over 1 point in nearly all issues, with Union Pacific opening at 207 to 20844 for 10,000 shares and Great Northern Ore rising to 83 after a $1 dividend was announced after the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
Great Northern
Market Report United States Stockyards Live Stock Prices
Union Stockyards and East Buffalo and Cincinnati show hogs cattle and sheep receipts with steady to dull or steady markets. Hog prices range around 7.40 to 8.60, cattle 2.50 to 7.60, calves up to 10.00, sheep 3.00 to 7.68, with regional variations and mixed demand across markets. Cincinnati notes hogs steady, cattle good, calves active, meek receipts and bulls slow in parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Cincinnati
City Record of Births, Deaths and Licenses Listing
A city record lists births with parents and addresses, deaths with causes such as cerebral hemorrhage enterocolitis dysentery and carcinoma of liver, marriages licenses and building permits including names and locations across multiple streets and avenues. Notable items include infant premature birth and various death causes with associated addresses and ages.
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Gibson Hayes
Russel Avenue
Elmer Campton
McClain
Jane Dunn
Hiawatha Street
Leona W. Baker
Lafayette Street
John May
W. Wabash Street
Diana H. Carter
Central Avenue
Timothy M. Layton
Eugenia
Elizabeth Dunmire
S. East Street
Juneman
Bismarck Avenue
Samuel Howard Steele
N. Lasalle Street
Thomas R. Mount
W. Morris Street
Christine Sooner
Capitol Avenue
Herman G. Rowe
Jessie E. McNimery
Horatio T. Minchin
Marie Schulmeister
Rollard L. Woodruff
Anna L. Wills
George H. Hamilton
Lula M. Rosas
Si F. Smith
Alabama
Gensberg Lumber Co
Dr. J. F. Mover
Delaware
Thirty- Eighth
Semper
Twenty-seventh
Heinrichs
Pennsylvania
N. Gray
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Addition
Senate
Talbott
Health Advertisement Promises Quick Relief for Constipation
An early promotional blurb touts a cure for constipation and torpid liver with a “good health smile.” It touts a treatment priced at 15 cents and framed as an easy, painless remedy promising visible results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAS. Carets
Thaw Refuses to Answer Stanford White Question at Matteawan
Thaw defied Dr. Lamb and Dr. Baker during a visit at Matteawan as alienists pressed about Stanford White. He refused to answer by counsel and maintained his stance in front of officials who deem his insanity ongoing. His weight dropped 17 pounds since leaving White Plains, fueling concerns over his recovery prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos T. Baker
White Plains
Baker
Thaw
Stanford White
White
Lamb
Matteawan
Phillips Cottage
Matteawar Institution
Indiana Figures Among New York Guests At Hotels
A list from New York reports many Indiana residents visiting or staying at hotels. Names include J. B. Hannouer G. F. Harlan S S J. King J. J. Kyle Mrs C C Devine Miss Heath J R Harmon Mrs N Kreber G W Morrison C D Jenny J M Leathen A R Kennedy F M Myers Mrs B Hillhouse J L Ketcham A S Goldstein C D Kenney M J Lehman F T Baker Mrs Cross H D Lane Miss Lane Mr and Mrs M Poole Miss Sexton A M Thompson G E Cox H W Hamilton W S Hutchins W H Morrison C L Rollins J E McBride T J Reese F S Betz H W Margman R J Magee G W Magee R C Stineman Co W Pennington E C Tuttle Miss Krugeh Miss Pope Miss Decker Miss McCutcheon M Sonntag Evansville and other Indiana cities.
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New York
Indiana
J. B. Hannouer
G. F. Harlan
S&s. J
Mitchell Man Hurt Along Monon Tracks After Fall
Henry Watterson, 30, of Mitchell, was found beside the Monon tracks south of town yesterday. He was attempting to walk home from Bloomington when he reportedly fell to the rail and was injured.
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Henry Watterson
Mitchell
Here
Monon
Bloomington
Peaceful Bill Heads Labor Seek Agreement In Chicago
W D Mahon international president of the Street Car Employes union arrived in Chicago and assumed control of the labor side of the dispute to avert a threatened strike by 10 000 car men.
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Chicago
W. D. Mahon
Parry Automobile Co Promises Modern Cars at IndianapolIs
A new company led by David M. Parry forms with W C Teasdale Warren D Oakes Maxwell Parry and W E Geldart. It occupies 13 acres on Standard Avenue West Indianapolis with Belt line access and aims to produce 5000 cars in year one and a 1910 Roadster priced at 1288 and a touring car at 1485 while expanding to 2000 workers.
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David M. Parry
Parry Automobile Company
W. C. Teasdale
Warren D. Oakes
Maxwell Parry
W. E. Geldart
Parry
Teasdale
Hamiltonstown Shoe Co
St. Louis
Oakes
Parry Manufacturing Company
Geldart
Buick Automobile Company
Standard Avenue
West
Indianapolis
Belt Railway
Parry Automobile Co
In .S.e
Smithereens
Fair City
Sharks Take Johns Coin Swindlers Target Rockford Man
Rockford police hunt three-card monte trio who swindled John Doran of 5000 dollars yesterday. They swapped boxes after he placed the money in a strong box and escaped with the cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford, Ill
Rockford
John Doran
Hill Street
Bodies of Unfortunate Auto Drivers Sent Home
The bodies of William Bourque and Harry Holcomb, the driver and mechanic, killed when their car overturned at the speedway opening, were sent to their former homes in Massachusetts on Friday evening. Bourque lived in Springfield and Holcomb in Gandville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bourque
Harry Holcomb
Massachusetts
Bourque
Springfeld
Holcomb
Gandville
City officials depart by car for Lake Maxinkuckee
Mayor Bookwalter and six others including Carl Von Hake Theodore Stein W G Kuhn J C Behar Charles C Perry and William F Griffin left Indianapolis by automobile at noon Saturday for Lake Maxinkuckee. They plan to return Monday.
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Mayor Bookwalter
Carl von Hake
Theodore Stein
W. G. Kuhn
J.C. Behar
Charles C. Perry
William F. Griffin
Lake Maxinkuckee
Indianapolis
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Chicago Grain
Chicago Cash Grain
Queen of the United States Navy
Michigan
Georgia
United States Navy
Priges Remaik
Upwar Vega
Peewee Teeean
Aeeneee Sherelasia
Wenis
Seuss
Eures
HuG&s
Csnne
Wall Street
UNION
John and
Catherine Ashercraft
Leeds Avenue
Victor and
Lulla Phillips
Illinois Street
William and
Jessie Morse
Belle‘fontaine Street
Ernest and
Agnes Fuss
Coyner Street
Albert and
Antonia Brandt
Buckle Street
Mable Melville
Fulton Street
Wiliam Yard
Beatrice Hecht
Madison Flats
John
Pearl Caldwell
Bates Street
Seether
Hoosier State
Mitchell Young Marines
Mahon
Parry Automobile
P. A. Canary
Sharks
Central Union
Indiana Union Traction CO
Peru
Taganeyone
Noblesville
Tipton
Kokomo
Grand Haven
Muskegon
White Lake Michigan
Mackinac Island
Green Bay Country
Fish Creek
Ephraim
Sister Bay
Washington Island
Wisconsin
Lake Michigan
Green Bay
R. C. Davis
Becks
Feet of
Michigan Avenue
Iip
Great Lakes
D & C Lake Lines
Clark Wireless
Buffalo
Cleveland
D & C Line
D & C Lake Line
Mackinac
Wayports
Bay City
Saginaw
Goderich
Ont
L. G Lewis
Ial Co
H. McMillan
A. Schant
Z. Cem Dige
LeeLee
K. and
Washington Lodge
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Temple
N. Pennsylvania Street
K. O. C. Meeting
St. Joseph's Training School
Knights of Columbus Hall
Sherman Council
Marion Club
Washington Park
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