Elkhart Woman Coughs Up Odd Animal at Health Scene
A resident of Elkhart, Mrs. John Ulrich, coughs up a one inch live creature with six legs after a coughing spell. Doctors say they never saw such a thing and locals speculate it came from a well or hydrant. The episode adds to a day of regional unusual incidents and town chatter.
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Philip Jackson
Jeffersonville
John Johnson
Joseph Jones
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Lafe Earle
Moscow
Montgomery County
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James Corbett
W.F. Gunter
Emil Wulschner & Son
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Vigo County
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Supreme Court
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Yale baseball practice begins as other sports notes mix
Features of Sporting Life recounts Yale baseball candidates in early practice along with diverse items: a Grand Junction dog field trial, prize game cocks in New York show, former tennis champion Sears exiting lists, and multiple athletic and local civic notes including boxing bouts and billiards in London.
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Louise Armaindo
Jos Harris
England
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Ireb
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George Dixon
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W. J. Paeall
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How Do You Do Health Greeting and Nerve Food
The piece notes greetings inquire about health worldwide and warns winter indoor life harms health. It cites Dr Weir Mitchell on neuralgia and claims Paine's celery compound nourishes nerves, helping neuralgia rheumatism lumbago and kidney issues tied to poor blood.
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Paine’s Celery Compound Praised by Patient in New Jersey
Mrs. L. Van Zile of 262 Liberty Street Patterson New Jersey sends a testimonial praising Paine’s Celery Compound. She reports neuralgia relief and benefits to her family, stating she recommends the remedy to several sufferers and uses it for an impaired nervous system and impoverished blood.
Third World’s Fair art portfolio delayed but arrives Monday
Number Three of Tax Sun's World’s Fair art portfolio was delayed on the road but arrived Monday morning. Those with coupons for this number and back issues may obtain them at Tar Sun office. Cut coupons for Number Four if Prof Hatligan tells the truth. Number Four will be a grand production. You shouldn’t miss a number.
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Fragmented OCR snippet with scattered numbers and letters
The readable text consists of a jumble of digits and letters including years 2002 2004 and various sequences such as 63 268 60 1 and 2753. No coherent events or entities are identifiable for a proper news item or summary.
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