Stomach digestion and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claim
An old advertising piece extols the stomach’s digestion process and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as restoring gastric juice balance. It asserts the tablets build missing elements, remove irritants, and allow normal eating without dyspepsia, noting endorsements by forty thousand physicians and offering a free sample via mail from Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Sldg
Marshall, Mich
Man Pleads Guilty To Fraudulent Check Charge
O. J. Smith, an elderly man, pleaded guilty in criminal court to uttering a fraudulent check for five dollars given to Ed Miles, a bartender at the Imperial hotel bar. He had no funds when the check was issued and was fined $100 plus costs, then sent to the workhouse to serve the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Igmith
Mr. Smith
Ed Miles
Imperial Hotel
Smith
Presbyterian Brotherhood Plans Fall and Winter Campaign
The Bible class campaign committee of the Presbyterian brotherhood met at noon Friday in the Glenalba cafe to outline the fall and winter campaign. Representatives from all Presbyterian churches attended, with C. A. Tecabaugh presiding.
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The
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Glenalba
Presbyterian Churches
C. A. Tecabaugh
Extravagance Highlighted by Judge Alford Speech
A Thursday evening meeting at Stowers hall hosted by the Independent Voters' league drew a mixed audience. Dr. F C Heath urged support for the Democratic ticket, arguing Democrats better oppose trusts and citing Missouri Folk measures. Fremont Alford criticized the Republican county ticket, warning against graft and high costs, urging election of Democrats Hooton and Sahm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stower’s Hall
Clifton
Udell Streets
Independent Voters’ League
F. C. Heath
Mr. Bryan
Missouri
Bryan
Roosevelt
Heath
Fremont Alford
Criminal Court
David Sherrick
Joe Clay
Joe Hogue
Book- Walter
Clay
Hogue
Kentucky
Marion County
Tammany
New York City
Republican Committee
Mendenhall
Indianapolis
Bookwalter
Hooton
Sahm
United States Senate
Palm Beach Sailors Hats and Waists Sale Lot
Compact sale note lists prices for various hats including Palm Beach Sailors at 2.49, Little Fellows round crown hats at 0.59, Girls Silk Hats at 3.98, and All-out 3.95 Saturday specials on black satin trimmed hats. Also features velvet women’s hats at 6.50 and waist items: tailored waists 1.00, net waists 3.75, taffeta waists 5.00, with colors, trims, and fabrics described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Palm Beach
Little Fellows
Glove Prices Listed From Glace to Mousquetaire Styles
The advertisement details pricing for assorted gloves including two clasp Glace or Suede gloves in multiple colors at $1.50 per pair, one clasp Cape or Chamois gloves at $1.00 per pair, and Sixteen button Mousquetaire Glace gloves in tan brown white and black at $3.50 per pair.
Dry and Wet Towns Stir Indiana Sober Struggle
Indianapolis editor reports on Indiana towns drifting toward liquor availability despite dry laws. A druggist in Bloomington reveals high whisky sales after dry status and a case where a saloon man aided a dying wife with beer, sparking town debate. The writeup names cases of disease and local marriages and mentions several individuals and addresses in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Sun
Indiana
Bloomington
Mason
Births in CYM Record Report
John and Ellen Amos at 213 Dearborn street welcomed a boy. Arthur and Bessie Shackleford at 3938 Bryan avenue welcomed a boy. Harry and Anna Campbell at 1538 E Eighteenth street welcomed a girl. Charles and Cora Lowden at Dear of Hope welcomed a girl. Paul and Lillian Gordon at 3044 N Senate avenue welcomed a girl. John and Mary Phillips at 1028 N Bis mark avenue welcomed a boy. Louis and Edith Brown at 513 Cottage Dorman and Willie True at 818 Harrison welcomed a girl. Patrick and May Hunt at 2142 N Olney street welcomed a girl. Salvatore and Mary Gagro at 619 Stevens welcomed a boy. Ferdinand and Stella Landgraf at 4151 Central avenue welcomed a boy. Lucia and Essie Dean at 422 N New Jersey street welcomed a girl. William and Anna Alisch at 1826 Barth slaty welcomed a bay. George and Mattie Handy at 183 E Tabor street welcomed a girl. Harry and Lulu Wong at 1276 Ringgold welcomed a girl. Melven and Nic Smith at 2316 N La Salle street welcomed a girl. Warren and Mary Buchanan at 2455 Bta tion street welcomed a boy.
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John and
Ellen Amos
Dearborn Street
Arthur and
Bessie Shackleford
Bryan Avenue
Harry and
Anna Campbell
E. Eighteenth Street
Charles and
Cora Lowden
Hope
Paul and
Lillian Gordon
Senate Avenue
Mary Phillips
Bismark Avenue
Louis and
Edith Brown
Cottage Avenue
Dorman and
Willie True
Harrison Street
Joe and
Delia Koerner
Elm Street
Patrick and
May Hunt
N. Olney Street
Salvatore and
Mary Gagro
Stevens Street
Ferdinand and
Stella Landgraf
Central Avenue
Lucia and
Essie Dean
New Jersey
William and
Anna Alisch
Barth Avenue
Slaty and
Flora Gasper
Birch Avenue
Arley
Mary Brown
Wheeler Street
Bay
George and
Mattie Handy
E. Tabor
Lulu Wong
Ringgold Street
Melven
Nic Smith
la Salle
Warren
Mary Buchanan
Btation Street
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Alford
DR. F. C. Heath
H. P Wasson & CO
Sturday
Iran
Rubens
King OF Clothiers
West
Washington Street
Oaloong Vo
Capitol Avenue
Arnold Koster
Mariow Avenue
Frank Woolker
Warman Avenue
Catherine Brille
Marion Avenue
Clayborn
North Street
Richard Volderauer
Twenty Sixth Street
Clarence Stevens
Minnie E. Roembkeham
Lamson
Mabel M. Moone
Clifford G. Wagner
Gladys C. Peck
George Rothe
Mholtville
Cal
Norma C. von Hake
David R.collins
Los Angeles
Emilie
Rothe
Wiliam Miller Carothers
Tonica
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Indianapolis, Indiana
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