Two Wives Under Different Names A Dual Life Shown
Lebanon Ind October 21 For over thirty years Mrs James K P Cashion of Zionsville mourned a dead husband only to learn he had remarried under another name and lived with a second wife in Hannibal Missouri With a pension on request she identified a photograph and uncovered that her husband James Wood had deserted in Iowa and remarried in Illinois adopting the name James Cashion Later he resumed his old name and was known in Hannibal as James Wood The case traces a Civil War veteran who served first with the rebels then joined the Union and changed names through the years
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James K. P. Cashion
Zionsville
Here
Laver
Illinois
Hannibal
Nancy J. Woods
Iowa
Lynn County
Cherokee
Nancy J. Cashion
James Wood
Cashion
James Woced
Salt As A Panacea And Its Many Uses
Salt is described as a panacea with wide applications. It is claimed to cleanse the palate, cure headaches, harden gums, whiten teeth, freshen breath, preserve cut flowers, treat weak ankles, relieve colds and indigestion, revive unconscious persons, stop tooth extraction bleeding, refresh tired eyes, and support vocalists. It is also said to prevent hair loss and aid feather drying, with a note on eating with nuts and a special fruit salt.
Consolation About Balky Mules Sparks Banter
Dialogue notes a remark calling someone balky as a mule and a counters by saying it was unjust. The exchange suggests a humorous misunderstanding about mule behavior.
Jane Eyre Tonight and Depew Burdette Stock at Nelson
Theatrical notes announce Jane Eyre at the Nelson tonight starring Rowland & Clifford with strong reviews for its clear characters and vivid stage pictures. The Depew Burdette Stock Company arrives Monday October 26 at the Nelson with An American Girl a southern life tale featuring Ross Balter and Twister and praised supporting cast.
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Rowland & Clifford
the Nelson
Depew-Burdette Stock Company
Nelson Theatre
Mr. Depew
Ross Balter
Famine Depew
Stock Co’s
Breadway theatre to feature new vaudeville lineup
Beginning Monday October 26 Breadway theatre presents an up-to-date vaudeville program headlined by the four flying Bandards aerial act. Carberry and Stanton promise a strong comedy number with singing and dancing. LaCrandall performs a bounding wire act described as a big feature. Maud Chestnut offers another illustrated song hit Are You Sincere with vivid pictures. The Kinetoscope will also be shown.
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Breadway Theatre
Carberry
Stanton
LaCrandall
la Crandall
Ethel Roosevelt Expected To Enter Society Debut Soon
Special to the Reporter. Washington October 23 Miss Ethel Roosevelt will soon be presented to society. Her debut will be kept separate from politics and may occur during the Christmas recess as a dance. She is reserved grave and studious like her father and sister Alice, with talents in drawing painting and needlework.
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Washington
Ethel Roosevelt
Miss Ethel
Ethel
Alice
Front Porch Campaign Shifts to Background Focus
A front porch campaign position loosens in prominence as candidates redirect attention to broader outreach and organized events. Voters anticipate a return to direct voter contact while campaigns refocus messaging and resources.
Big Hats Becoming on Faces Across Society
The fashion trend favors large hats over smaller headpieces. Many women prefer the bold style, while some shy away from the small hat. The big hat is described as becoming and flattering to most faces.
Reporter Sparks War Store Sale Ad at Porter's Shop
The Reporter announces its presence at Porter's War Store located at 324 Marvet Street. The notice highlights quick availability of copies and urges readers to visit the shop for the latest edition.
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Porter's War Store
Marvet Street
The Reporter on Sale at Interurban News Stand
A brief notice announces The Reporter being available for purchase at the Interurban News Stand. The item highlights availability and location for readers seeking the latest issue.
Balloonists survive dramatic Berlin crash in aerial carnival
Augustus Post and A Holland Forbes escaped with minor injuries after their Conqueror balloon split midair during the Berlin carnival. They describe dropping sandbags to slow descent from 86,000 cubic feet of gas while crowd of 80,900 watched. General James Allen and Francis H. Kimball accompanied them on the trip.
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New York
Augustus Post
A. Holland Forbes
Berlin
James Allen
United States Signal Service
Francis H. Kimball
Kronprinzess
Ceatre
Atlantic
Europe
Forbes
Conueror
Question on wealth and happiness echoes in speech
A wry remark questions how often wealth is used to help others. It notes the average man would spend a fortune to make others happy, yet challenges how frequently that ideal is realized.
Piles Cured in Six to Fourteen Days
PAZO OINTMENT guarantees cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days or money back. This advertising claim outlines a money refund if symptoms persist beyond the stated period.
State News Flashes Highlight Town Happenings
A roundup of Indiana items notes Brookpank's patent cultivator selling for 35000, Martinsville seniors publish The Nuisance, a 50th anniversary for Mr and Mrs Burningame of South Bend, and fires destroying land and straw stacks. Passenger injuries, robberies, testimony, sales, and elections follow across Noblesville, Henryville, Laporte, Hartford City, and Richmond.
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H. J. Burningame
South Bend
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