Peruna touted by prominent women as cold cure
A 1910s promotional feature extols Peruna as a universal remedy for colds and catarrh. It cites testimonials from notable women including actress Mrs Leslie Carter and social figure Mynne Barton, claiming the tonic prevents colds, stops coughs, and restores bodily function. Readers are urged to write to Dr. Hartman for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Sauerbier
St. James, Mich
Peruna
Leale Garter
Leslie Carter
Actres
America
Directiona
Italeo
Mynne Barton
U U. S
Peeper John Bynnell Caught In Home Break In
John Bynnell entered 19 McGuffin and took 2 prep into the home of H E Christian at 184 Garfeld Place about 9 30 p m Monday. He was seen fleeing by Patrolmen Goins and Jones. He was fined one dollar and given 30 days in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bynnell
McGuffin
H. E. Christian
Garfeld Place
Goins and Jones
Worst Flood Strikes Petersburg Indiana
Petersburg faces the White river flood of record with the 147 high water mark expected within hours. Logs and debris drift downstream as the Blackburn coal mine floods. Potaka river eight miles south reaches peak and countywide over 1 acre under water with 1 000 acres of wheat flooded and lost.
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Petersburg
Ind
White River
Blackburn
Indiana
Potaka
Births Deaths Marriages and Local Notices List
A long list of births and marriages with names and addresses alongside deaths and illnesses. Notable entries include Frank and Ida Rovenstein's newborn boy at 704 Holmes Ave and Claude and Grace Smith's daughter at etty, with multiple other families and addresses. Also notes administrator appointment for Worth Wright's estate after a Hubbard building cornice collapse.
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Birtha
Martha Cloud
Kenwoot
Srl
Frank and
Ida Rovenstein
Holmesave
Robert and
A. Wooldridge
Ettr
Belle Martin
Prospect Rt
Claude and
Grace Smith
Etty
Nicholas
Anna Stahl
Harter SL. Bay
Lana Clark
Hey. John
Peruse
Muskingum St
William and
Anna Powers
Bias Ave
Hey
Robert
Gottfird
Caroline Erber
N. West St
Box
Willam A
Jennie Lily
Bay
Andrew J
Cora Caldwell
N. Senate Ave
Floyd FE
Claudia Quick
W. Washington St
Bey
W. C. King
City Hospital
City Hospital, Fracture Or Skull Whitlam J. Hoffpauer
William
Walter Brighten
Hattie Mf
Steete
Jacob
Campbell
City
Alcoholism
Brunty
Edgar W. Wentworth
Jonncoth
Pratt
Theodore Parks
Marasmus
Frank Meyers
Mary Morgan
Calvin Watson
Mary ‘Taylor
Getsendorft St
Iarriet Ulm
Central Insane Hospital
Mary Muller
Ste N. Caroina Frederick
Lexson
Shelby St
Suantdon
Harry Netherland
Pearl Reed
Franz J Hall
Methilda T. Willa Colum
Emma Holler
Fulton-st
Roosevelt
Brookside
Alabama
Wilbur T. Wright
Ute
Worth Wright
Hubbard
Finn H. Wright
Pythians Will Have a Time in Louisville and at the World’s Fair
Louisville will host Knights of Pythias events in August with a festive week. the group then travels to the world’s fair city. In Louisville the loyal knights will drill for a $10 cash prize, and at St Tours they will drill again for three silver trophies offered by fair management to visitors.
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Louisville
Louis
Knights of Itythias
Looleville
St. Tours
Town pumps keep city watered as old preacher dies
In Louisville on March 2 Rev. Levy Evins, the oldest colored preacher in the city, has died after preaching for many years. Meanwhile the town's pumps remain busy as residents seek clean water at Market Pennsylvania, Washington Pennsylvanias, Meridian Washington, and Maryland Illinois corners to avoid disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah and
Mary L. Weeg
Pratt
Smooth Congregational Church
Fletcher-ave
A. Steffen
W. Seven- Mi
New Jersey-st
Anna Kelf
N. Hamlton Ave
Addiion
Peter Bird
Morris St
Cittan
Mann
Meridian St
Marie Kercheval
Logan Est
Raymond
Webster St
Market
Pennsylvania
Washington
Meridian
Maryland
Ilinois
Louisville
Levy Evins
Is Vad
Woods Returns Home Amid Wild Typing Scene Mystery
Floyd Woods district 7 Republican committeeman said he traveled for Mr Taylor's gubernatorial bid and rested at the Claypool hotel. He awoke to pounding from eight typewriters in the next room, later told by Henry Lawrence the hotel manager that the room housed Hearst's Indiana Democratic headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Woods
District 7
Republican
Taylor
Claypool
Jenry Lawrence
Hearst
Indiana
Lost His Nice Long Whiskers in Indianapolis Saloon
Frank Lutz, 67, of Cincinnati, drank till his speech slurred, then was driven from a saloon in Indianapolis where his long whiskers were cut off with a dull tool. He was arrested, sued for $1 and costs, and could not clearly recall the incident due to intoxication and injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lutz
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Otke Toom
G Dank Hy
Hull
Grifin
Costa
Love Lures Me From the Cloister
Sister Annette of Burlington Iowa seeks papal dispensation to break vows of poverty chastity and obedience to wed her music pupil Harold Stevenson. Archbishop Keane fronts the case, claimed as the church’s only known approval of a nun marrying. The romance began during music lessons and led to a life of cloistered vow versus love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Sistermette
Burlington
Keane
Harold Stevenson
Ann
Stevenson
Annette
New Minister to Colombia Named in U S Appointment
W. W. Russell has been named United States minister to Colombia after serving as charge d affaires at Panama during the recent trouble. He is praised for capability and tact in that role and earns a well deserved promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. W. Russell
W. W. Russell
United States
Colombia
Panama
WIRE-TAP TRY AT INDIANA POOLROOMS FAILS
In Muncie on March 2 a wire tap aimed at fixing a poolroom race was detected by operator Charles Schram who noticed a strange tone. The plan targeted a Ben ning race where Sadducee supposedly led at 3 to 1 while Julia Mf won. Detectives pursue leads as poolroom managers faced potential payout of about $1,000 but held funds. similar taps affected Marion and Fort Wayne pools. Local detectives continue investigation into the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Charles Schram
Wender
Benning
Julia Mf
Schram
Marion
Fort Wayne
Deputy Sheriff Killed in Columbia After Arrests
In Adair County on Tuesday Deputy Sheriff Conover was shot and killed by Albert Turton after arresting Tom Burton. The suspect fled after attempting to shoot Deputy Vaughn who accompanied Conover. Burton was jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colummbia
Albert Turton
Conover
Adair County
Tom Burton
Vaughn
His First One in Court Records of a Drunken Charge
A man named Albert Knott appeared before Judge Whal len on a Tuesday morning for his first drunkenness offense. He sat at 1118 East Thirteenth Street and claimed he felt ill after consuming more beverage than he could handle. The court assessed a fine of one dollar plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whallen
Albert Knott
Ted
Wes
New York Stocks and Commodities Mixed Amid Moderate Demand
Market activity was only moderately active with mixed quotations. Atchison, B & C, Brien, Pant, and P. P. fell while VP O gained on small concessions. copper and steel showed limited shifts as traders priced dividend prospects and global demand in equities, grains, and livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atchison, B. & C
Brie
Si. Pant
Tt. P
VP O
Mieliwate & Furan
Atera
Prlces
Arie
Paul
Receiver Resigns From W. H. Smith Co.
George H B Elliott resigns as receiver for the W H L Smith company under Judge Leathers to the superior court after Indiana Trust Company was appointed receiver by the federal court. Elliott reports taking possession of a sizeable sum and selling merchandise with accounts collected totaling 251 9 and reporting cash on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George BH. Elliott
W. HL Smith Company
Leathers
Superior Court
Indiana Trust Company
Lng
Eiliott
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices and Market Report
The Pittsburg live stock market shows cattle and hog demand mixed with fluctuating prices. Cattle light and prime stock steady, heifers around 14 to 16 dollars, fresh cows and springers near 20 to 30 dollars, sheep and lambs slow with choicer lambs around 6.23 to 6.50, clipped lambs 4.55, clipped sheep 3.50 to 6.60. Hogs light supply higher, prices ranging up to 9 dollars with prime weights around 8 to 10 dollars. Grain and feed quotes listed for wheat, corn, oats, hay, and mixed feeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stuckers Cmd
East Buffalo
Tanatolis
Pittsburg
Prise Heavy
Therium
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Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitorium
Columbus
Ohio
Miss Mynne Barton
Madison
Wisconsin
Peeper
Garfield Place
HAY
Lafayette Street
Newark
N. J
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Union Stavfon, van & Dele
BIRE
Ohle
Gut En
ATU Oa
Ate
Arros Aviacies
Avis
Ae Bismarck
PARK
Tinole
Hal
Ben Ts
Ange
Walt Weber
Ava
Medical Hall
Wa Aa
Clark Bland
Samuel G. Mark
W. Tenth-st
Addi-Ion
Brown
Central-ave
Meyerose
Alvord
Rockefeller
Toledo
Standard 4 Elk Company
Miles
Mites
Mrb
Benedict
Ossian
Cele
Woods
Bain Agua
Bard
Wowmue
Drvortata
Ana Rao
Amb Gale
Gord, Boer
Boat
Wheel
Gui
Doris
Arby
Iutter- Creamers Fox
Erdee
Springs
Mic
Turkeys, Inc
Toledo Grain
Alsike
Timothy
Pam
Noga
Ptzady
Mediu
Easie
Miller
City Grain Market
Chicaq
Itic
MSC
Ygiic Tower
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