Paw-Paw Cures Catarrh of Stomach in One Bottle
A reader testimonial from WM Bray Allegheny City Pa credits Munyen's Paw-Paw with a complete cure for catarrh of the stomach indigestion and grippe after a single bottle. The letter touts rapid early relief lasting over a month and urges readers to buy Paw-Paw at local druggists along with Paw-Paw Laxative and Stomach and Liver Pills at 25c a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paw-Paw
Joseph Lacghran
Rebecca St
Allegheny City
Munyun
Bray
Federal St
Arie
Mungen
Flood Devastates Indiana Towns and Surrounding Areas
A severe flood swept across Indiana causing extensive damage across multiple counties. Widespread destruction included washed out bridges near Pendleton and Kokomo, collapsed derricks, submerged homes and flooded lumber yards. The Wabash River rose to record levels as residents faced power outages, darkness, and water shortages.
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Blue Dyer
Shelbyville
Indiana Harbor
Lawpowerburg
Fort Wayne
Terre Monte
Mendricks County
Pendleton
Offield
Catonime
Iilet
Wildcat Creak
Kokomo
Adam Peters
Peru
McKernan
Washington
Wabash River
Riverton
Susan County
Welr
Hubert Haines
Warsaw
Post Office Bill Boosts Rural Carriers Pay
Washington March 25 The House passed the post office appropriation bill after adopting an amendment raising rural carriers pay to 20 a year and barring them from acting as agents or recruiters for hire. It also limits carriers from handling newspapers under specific conditions and requires patrons to pay for services. The measure moves to the Senate where an amended version is expected next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Aguas
Senate
Plerse
Local man found dead in police cellhouse
Jacob G Campbell of 8107 N East St was found dead Saturday morning in a police station cellhouse and moved to the morgue after being arrested Friday by Policemen Duncan and Aakin for drunkenness Read His Own Obituary from Salina Kans March Rev Hartsock reported dead in California and read his own obituary in the paper here showing sympathy to the family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob G. Campbell
N. East St
Campbell
Duncan and
Aakin
Salina
Kas
Hartsock
Califor
Rast Sie Alona
Ratraman
Duncan
Rescue Efforts Amid Floods Save Mrs Childers Family
Ambulance corps battled rising water on Rairton Avenue Jackson Park Friday evening to reach Mrs William Childers and her Shayeeh infant. The boat and horses struggled as floodwaters half-swamped the scene, but mother and child were saved aboard the ambulance. Witnesses report crews then aided other residents as waters filled streets and cellars, with several people forced to seek higher ground. Nearby streets and businesses reported damage and long evacuations as the river level rose across the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Ambulance Corps
Storm wrecks buildings in Louisville area and beyond
Damaging weather across multiple states reports fierce storms. In Louisville Kentucky, homes were destroyed, roofs torn, and debris strewn as houses collapsed or were washed away. Other cities including Bismarck and Detroit faced blizzards, floods, and extensive property damage with trains delayed and residents displaced.
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Louisville
Lleiry Laierg
Hapers
Alesander Lawson
Setiviety
Bates
Hundreds Of Indianapolis Streetcar Lines Affected By Washout
Large washout near the White River bridge disrupts streetcar traffic across the north and east sides of Indianapolis. Water covers tracks from Meridian to Thirty-fourth Street, delaying service to Maplewood Meridian Heights and areas north of Thirty Street. Some lines reopen as waters recede while others remain suspended until repair crews pass.
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W. Michigan-st. Tina
Michigan-st
White River
N. Meridian-st
Fair Grounds
Fall Ereek
Xecomi-St
Maplewood
Meridian Heights
Thirty-st
Oniest
Interurban Traffic Almost Suspended Across Indiana Line
Interurban operations near Lebanon and Indianapolis face disruption as washouts and flooded tracks halt service. Bridges are reported intact but waterlogged track and washouts from Buckcreek to Guger Creek disrupt segments between London Acton and near Greenfield. Work cars operate on the Shelbyville line while the company warns of more trouble on the eastern end.
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Kitseaman Wire Works
Indian Onion
Martford City
Burt Wayne
Killough Creek
Anderson
Indiana Uiign Traction Company
Teese
Midnigat
Midas
Waters Cove
Northwestern Ave
Fall Creek
Indianapolis
Columbia-ave
Ughshave
South-aide
Michizan-m
Lebanon Vine
Lebanon
Shelbyville
London
Acton
Buckcreek
Guger Creek
Greenfieldling
Sudden Power House Collapse Sparks Flooding and Bridge Dangers
Reports describe a crash at the power house causing a washout near Une Ataterens and floods along Matting ville Une. Bridges, including the Flatrock bridge, are in great danger as water and debris impair access and threaten nearby towns such as Jrdhinapolis ail brary. Authorities halted traffic and warned residents of further disturbances.
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Une
Jrdhinapolis
Railroads Suffer Washouts Across Lines
Railroads report major washouts and bridge damage across divisions. Trains halted or rerouted near Undusnapele and Pontes tun as crews work to restore service. A female worker injury noted. resignations and transfers affect crews while repairs proceed.
Heavy losses on E Washington Street flood aftermath
In the flooded district around E Washington Street, George W. Uattiman, a metal polish operator at 349K, suffered heavy damages as tin boxes and polish residues filled waters in his building. Early Friday, merchants moved goods, while other losses included 1. Rice at 4 EB Washington St, a flooded basement at L B R & W railroad, and small losses for J C Clark and O Leary grocer.
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Clark
Tkrk
Treias
Noble
BR. Washington-st
George W. Uattiman
Washington
J.C. Clark
Drugetst
Washington and
Noblests
Untitled OCR Fragment Mentions Names and Events
A garbled OCR fragment references multiple names, places, and events with incomplete phrases. It mentions Saturday morning timing and timber topics, suggesting a local report or notice but lacks coherent details or a clear incident to summarize.
Bat and Boat Centered Contest Described in Confused Text
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Bat, epee, beaded items, and a series of unclear phrases. Names like Teel Wathen and Wilding appear amid scattered terms. The passage reads as a jumble with sporadic references to centers, rivers, and locations, lacking coherent events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Wisca
Revived Dying Man Reported In City Hospital
A fragmented OCR item notes a man named Henry Veekes revived after a life-threatening condition. The report mentions medical efforts at a hospital and a recovery noted by attending staff. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a medical intervention and some local acknowledgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ourvelas
Henry
Stip
Cures and notices in 19th century ads mix
A jumble of patent remedies, cigar ads, hotel notices, and old notices. Mentions Verge of product pitches like Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup, Union Pacific colonist rates, and local merchants at Monument-place. Also references J B Couchman dentist and security trust building updates.
Free Book Presents Hypnotic Read The Vague Seleners Offer
A fragmented flow of bold claims touts a free book that promises a remarkable reading experience. The garbled text hints at a transformative work by fictional names and surreal concepts, urging attention to an enticing but unclear offer.
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Saarsalf
de Seminia
American Coles
Americn College of Science
CAL
Flood Left Its Mark On Washington Street
Saturday morning showed flood damage on Washington Street with cedar blocks swept from the east to Noble Street. The street and sidewalks were strewn with hundreds of blocks, likely two wagon loads that traveled down Pogues Run, damaging cellars along the two blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pogues
Indianapolis Union Bistion rail and ticket offices notice
Fragmented OCR lists ticket offices and routes for rail lines including Philadelphia New York routes, Columbus Vincennot, Indiana origins, connections to Madison North Vernon Piqua and Columbus, with scattered place names and service notes indicating transportation details and accommodations across multiple cities. The readable fragments reference schedules and centers at Federal Street area and various state routes, suggesting a regional rail network notice.
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Indianapolis
Ela
North Vernon
Madison
Louierike
Mabuig
Etast
Phila
Chicago
Kitlmead
Piqua
Oliaibus
Pittsburg
Columbus
Pitsburg
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Joseph Laughran
Pittisburg
Mr. Laughran
Munyon
Indiana
Dianapolis
Big Fort
Washington Street
Menry J. Hue
Urn, Co
Buffalo
N.Y
United States
Deen
R. R. Carriers
Mary J. Teal
Sheldonest
Jong
Teal
Eo Marsh
Pete Hue
Denes Hanber
Dria
St. Funnis
Mivaits
Albat
Nash
Prang’s
Washington St
Geetia Stock
Tuere
Harrig
Tromims
Ernest Mehort
Namvetal Iron Works
EL Wasmiegunesc
Coibar
Star Steel and
Cai
Fis
Arkansas
Lower
Michigan
Dakota
Bismarck
Fort Smitil Ark
Spring Huw
Detroit
Mich
Lansing
Nowar
Owasso
Kalamseoo
Grand Rapids
New York
Clyde
Fred
Morehead
Christopher Hyde
Austville
Attung
Tye
Chivago
Prtassight
Findray
Manel
Persous
Mien
Grand River
AU Canal Street
Hamilton
Miami Rer Haa
Herrick
Push
Lalus
Indanay
Undusnapele
M.A
Rena
Pontes Tun
Seat Caan
Cngeayet
E. Washington-St
Lelia
Amsterdam
AYRES @ CO
Medea
Nate Dart
Jim Parks
Meruclas
Grove
Strawmyer & Nilius
Tom Benton
Wikia Collins Ie
W. Kriel
Monument-place
J. B. Couchman
Grand Opera Block
E. Market
Security Trust Building
Ryan
Merchants
Grand Hotel
Union
Southern Pacific
California
Oregon
Idaho
Pacific Coast
St. Louis
New Orleans
Pointe Beata
W. el Connor
GEL Fourth-st
Cincinnati
WLM E. Ohlost
Seleners
Theyorls Farroutess
Bart Hound
Cleveland
New
York
Heston
Peta
Way
Waton
Vernon
Souletille
Lynnidad
Okeave Indianapolts
Tom
Terre Haute
Mattoon
St. Lous
Lafayette Snd
Nop
Cquae
Obaridote
Fsoo A. Rm
Bild P.m . Bond
Ana Tise
Ava Browsh
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