Why Physicians Recommend Castoria Castoria endorsed by physicians and medical authorities
The piece cites physicians and medical societies praising Castoria for stomach relief and nerve quieting while aiding digestion. It emphasizes safety, no narcotics, no opium or morphine, and compares it favorably to opiate tonics, urging informed health care and protection of children from unsafe remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
East
San Egue
Aall
Journal of Health
Experiments Endangering Infant Health Debated
The statement argues that the Kind You Have Always Bought, used for over 30 years, is an unsafe experiment harming infants and children. It frames the debate as experience versus experimentation against child health.
Prominent Doctors Endorse Castoria in Letters
A chorus of physicians from Arkansas to New York testifies to Castoria’s safety reliability and usefulness for children. Dr Leister Seeley Evarts Ward Wallace McCann James Clausen Halstead Scott Belmont Hamlen Cook Morgan Taft Bosserman Kyle affirm long term practice satisfaction and family use with emphasis on known formula and absence of harmful substitutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Leister
Rogers, Ark
W. T. Seeley
Amity, N. Y
R. M. Ward
Kansas City
W. F. Wallace
Bradford, N. H
Wm. I. McCann
Omaha, Neb
Howard James
New York City
F. H. Kyle
St. Paul, Minn
Strayed wolf in Bedford on Tuesday seeks $2 reward
From all over Indiana violence is unwarranted by the order. Chance for reward. Bedford report notes a wolf that got loose Tuesday and can be claimed by leaving 1226 Ist. with a $2 reward offered.
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Bedford
Nashville Mill Run Operated by 8 Year Old Prodigy
Nashville reports the lone overshot water mill in the state is nine miles away. It is run by Mack Lincicum, an eight year old boy.
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Nashville
Here
Mack Lincicum
Dublin eccentric Elwood Stanley plans long southward trek
Dublin resident Elwood Stanley, famed for his eccentricity, returns from a summer walk through the west and contemplates another journey to South Carolina. He travels on foot despite having only one arm, often wintering in the sunny south before visiting Dublin in spring and continuing to Kansas and the western states.
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Dublin
Elwood Stanley
West
South Carolina
South
Kansas
Hartsville man sues Knights of Pythias over alleged injuries
John H. Beels of Hartsville files a $500 damages suit in Columbus alleging four men tied his legs threw him to the floor and trampled him during initiation into Hartsville Lodge No 162. He says he was confined to bed for weeks and incurred heavy medical expenses.
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Columbus
Ind
John H. Beels
Hartsville
Hartsville Knights of Pythias Lodge
No 162
Jena
Drowning Fatality Near Lafayette Farm Woman Found In Spring
Miss Mary Hinkle, 25, of a south Lafayette County farm, drowned when water from a six foot deep walled spring she tended to water cattle. A sister found her body after she failed to return, authorities suggest she lost balance and fell in head first.
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Lafayette
Ind
Mary Hinkle
Here
Elopement and marriage in Lorain rock Miss Smith family
Miss Winifred Smith daughter of a prominent attorney eloped under the pretense of visiting a friend to Lorain Ohio where she married William Mulford. She then informed her parents and received a forgiveness letter. Tomatoes are scarce in the county with canners importing them at high prices. John Dolan, paralyzed from injuries at Malleable Iron Works, sues for 10000 dollars. Ball Brothers to start fruit jar factories next Tuesday employing 1400 workers. Big Four and L E W freight departments to be consolidated soon.
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Muncie
Ind
Winifred Smith
Lorain
William Mulford
John Dolan
St Pauls Lutheran marks fiftieth anniversary in Richmond
Richmond Ind Aug 28 St Pauls Lutheran Congregational plans its fiftieth anniversary Teachers dwelling to be built at Wernle Orphans Home Mrs M E Kinsey Milton notes a 25 year old night blooming cereus Twin daughters of Joseph Decker and wife Milton die Emancipation Day observed by local colored community Bridge City manufacturer C A Bersch reports orders ahead until after New Year.
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Richmond
Ind
St. Paul's Lutheran Congregational
Wernle
M. E. Kinsey
Milton
Joseph Decker
C. A. Bersch
Cambridge
Diamond thief Harold Smith appeals to no avail
Harold Smith, 19, formerly a trusted inmate moved from Anderson a year ago, repeatedly stole from prison officials in Jeffersonville Indiana. Once a visitor handler he lost wardens sympathy and will serve the full 14 year sentence after a stern lecture failed to deter him.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Harold Smith
Anderson
Smith
Aeronaut Bruised in Balloon Parachute Attempt
Frankfort Indiana August 28 C0 Ginthner tried a balloon ascent and parachute leap but was shot from a cannon in mid air. The cannon failed to fire properly and he could not cut loose. The balloon descended as air escaped and he hit the ground hard. The cannon broke the fall and he suffered only severe bruises.
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Frankfort
Ind
Ginthner
Oil firm abandons gas wells and bids for Salem oil
Rock Oil Company has abandoned its gas wells and will drill for oil in the Salem field. A team belonging to Jake Williams ran away. one horse was killed after striking a telephone pole. Williams was thrown from the wagon and seriously hurt, while Ed Marquis, who tried to stop the team, was knocked down and bruised.
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Rock Oil Company
Salem
Jake Williams
Williams
Ed Marquis
Printers form a ball team in Elwood station
In Elwood Indiana printers organized an athletic club and formed a ball team. County commissioners plan to paint every iron bridge in the county. Jesse Lucky bound over to circuit court on a charge of attempted forgery. Efforts are underway to establish a public park between Elwood and Tipton as prohibitionists open their campaign on Thursday.
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Elwood
Ind
Jesse Lucky
Tipton
Judge Davidson Wilson Declines Bartholomew Decatur Race
Columbus Indiana August 28 Judge Davidson Wilson of Greensburg nominated by Democrats for joint senator from Bartholomew and Decatur counties declines to run. A new convention will be called to make another nomination.
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Columbus
Ind
Davidson Wilson
Greensburg
Bartholomew
Decatur
Farmer goes insane over horse death in Nashville incident
John Jacobs a farmer in Nashville Indiana became violently insane from brooding over the death of a valuable horse. He seized a poker and chased the family from the house. He was captured at Sparksville.
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Nashville
Ind
John Jacobs
Sparksville
Editor J. D. Gorrell Dies After Illness in Winamac
Winamac Indiana, Aug 28. J D Gorrell, 31, editor of the North Judson News, died Wednesday evening after a ten day illness. He leaves a widow and three children.
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Winamac
Ind
J. D. Gorrell
North Judson News
Fairfield Universalist Church Fire at Brookville
In Brookville Indiana on Wednesday the Fairfield Universalist church burned along with adjacent Johnsons implement warehouse. The blaze caused about $6000 in losses and no insurance coverage was found.
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Brookville
Ind
Universalist
Fairfield
Johnson
Blooming season spans towns in brief notes
Rosebud shows blossoms. Jasper notes Mrs Bruno Buettner's death. Waterloo reports Fred King injured in a runaway. An economy item says Frank Cain and Miss Cora Ballenger wed. Crawfordsville plugs a carnival. Rockford notes Howard Montgomery's newborn son. Cambridge City counts a pug aged 16. Goshen hosts Trinity Lutheran Sunday school picnic. Dublin features Micajah Henley's Divine Healing. Olive Branch sees Matson Motsinger's barn repainted. Elwood reveals Carnegie library plans at $25,000. Bluff Creek marks 75th church anniversary. Kendallville reports glove and mitten factory active. Harristown reports a theft. Franklin notes Mrs Vandiver in a paralytic stroke. Noblesville says Guy Clark dies from June storm injuries. Pennville lists Miss Anna Biller.
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Frank Cain
Cora Ballenger
Crawfordsville-Ellis
Rockford
Howard Montgomery
Cambridge City
John Caldwell
Goshen
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Island Park
Dublin
Micajah Henley
Olive Branch
Matson Motsinger
Elwood
Carnegie
Bluff Creek
Kendalville
Harristown
John Hinds
Fountain City Winter School Taught Here
Fountain City will teach school here this winter. The list of local notes records many small events across Indiana towns, including elections, accidents, recoveries, and community notices. Names like Adams, Oates, Buckle, Spaulding, Helton, Sieg, Scott, Stumpp, Buckle, and Webb appear with various actions such as elections, injuries, and arrests.
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Fountain City
Columbus
William Adams
Terre Haute
Fred Helton
Chicago
Greenville
Lawrence Sieg
Eva Scott
Horsemen Promote Get There Leg Wash Remedy
A short promotion for a $2 bottle that makes ten gallons of leg wash to improve and maintain horses legs. Describes Get There as a remedy to “make a reputation” by keeping legs in great shape for riders.
Foul Breath Powder Described as Perfect for Catarrh
An 1880s style advertisement touts Rough on Catarrh and Sore Throat powder as perfect for foul breath and catarrh throat affections. It markets relief for nasal congestion and offensive odors with a 25 cent price.
Quick Riddance of Ants and Roaches
Poisonous but safe use yields control of roaches and ants. Mix a box with mashed boiled potatoes or dampened bread, or sugar, and place where pests gather. Keep children and pets away, sweep up and destroy after use. Two nights of treatment should end the problem.
Sun Liners Guarantee Results and How to Order
The Sun's liners are now so effective that they guarantee results. Call 80 for office 121 122 E Ohio Street to try them.
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Office
Ohiost
Slept All Night With a Snake at Phillips Lake
Dr L S Chillicott of Bangor slept at his Phillips lake camp Tuesday night not realizing a nearly four foot black snake was in his bed. He felt the snake against his leg and chest before awakening. After discovering it, he killed the reptile with a club at daybreak.
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Icott
Bangor
Phillips Lake
Deadly bout and mixed notes from Lafayette to Muncie
A scrambled page notes a late fight card with a 20 round bout slated for September 6 between Joe Bernstein and Benny Yanger. It also lists multiple local items: an altercation in Lafayette, a Big Four picnic, an insane adjudication in Lillie Miller's case, a coroner’s verdict of accidental death in Thomas Warble, a Wabash physicians’ gathering, and various civic notes across Michigan City Hammond Kokomo and Muncie. Additional anecdotes include a funny drill sergeant tale and recruitment jokes, plus a long reminiscence about a soldier’s prank and an officer nicknames anecdote.
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Joe Bernstein
Benny Yanger
Lafayette
Harry Flynn
Chas Howell
Big
Fair Grounds
Lillie Miller
Thos, Warble
State Tax Board Report to be Completed Thursday
The State Tax Board will finish its work with a Thursday signing by all members, marking the last detail of the 1902 board as it passes into history.
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State Tax Board
Youth’s Evasive Reactions After Falling Near Brewery
A youth, after slipping on the pavement, groaned well then recovered enough to gather his belongings and rise. He muttered phrases like well that would smash you as he faced the sight of a large brewery nearby.
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Pennsylvania St
Lord Chesterfield
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Buffalo, N. Y
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Pennville
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Philippines
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Slaughtertown
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Laporte
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Madison
Jefferson County
Young People’s Aid Society
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Marble Corner
Edward Walter Curtis
South Bend
Dotlers
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Wey
Peru
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Rachel M. Stevenson
California
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Michigan City
St. Joseph
New Lutheran Church
Hammond
Naval Training Station
Frank Maiski
Logansport
Walter Johnson
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Jennie Smith
Appleton
Wis
Dennis North
Neil Hansen
Kokomo
Snyder
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Claude Stephens
Muncl
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Shorty
Fatty
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Capt
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