Zemo Promises Cure for Itching Skin Diseases
An advertisement claims Zemo cures itching skin diseases with a simple external remedy. It cites several named individuals cured after physicians deemed conditions incurable and notes local agency in Logansport with Homer Closson & Co. promoting the product and offering proof from prominent customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Rose Medicine CO
St. Louis
Zemo
Jacob Frank
Frank Mercantile ,Co
N. 6Th Street
R. W. Emerson
Anchor Steam Laundry
W. P. Taylor
Shinkle St
Findlay
Ohio
Harvey Burks
Harrisburg
Ill
Homer Closson
Trades Assembly Nominates Officers After Addresses
Logansport union labor pledges support in stamping out the white plague by purchasing Red Cross Christmas Stamps. Dr. J. A. Little praised the Trades Assembly and urged ongoing backing. Miss Pearl Penfield spoke for equal suffrage. Officers nominated: President J. Klein and P. T. Bradley. vice president Dora Smith. recording secretary O. P. Smith. financial secretary C. E B. Clugston. treasurer A. Halstead. sergeant-at-arms Gust and J. Morgan. trustees J. Klein C. M. Spahr M. Gust.
Wreck on Third Street Bridge Injures Home Couple
C. R. Bennett and wife of 1821 Market Street were injured when a wreck on the Third Street bridge tore the buggy axle from an iron post. Their son escaped, and Mrs. Bennett suffered a deep facial gash. the buggy and harness were new. Bennett is foreman at the Panhandle boiler shop.
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C. R. Bennett
Market Street
Third Street
Mr. Bennett
Wright Seeks Divorce and Alimony Amid Property Restraint
Ethel I Wright filed for divorce from Harry Wright a Panhandle freight house truckman. She requests $500 alimony and has a restraining order to prevent sale of his property or wage draws.
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Ethel I. Wright
Harry Wright
Panhandle
Rescue on Eel River Ice Ends Narrowly for Two
Fred Gross and Wilbur Taylor nearly drowned after falling into the Eel River near the Market Street bridge on Sunday. Taylor struggled as Gross stayed calm and clung to the ice while Dotty Englebrecht led a rescue party reaching Taylor and pulling him to shore with a board.
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Fred Gross
Wilbur Taylor
Eel River
Market Street Bridge
Taylor
Gross
Dotty Englebrecht
Englebrecht
New Logan Division Sets Record for Pittsburg to Chicago Run
A Panhandle special train carrying Mimic World from Pittsburg to Chicago set a new record with 10 hours 34 minutes running time and 25 minutes stop in Columbus, 5 minutes at Bradford, 15 minutes in this city. The distance was 506 miles, train comprised two baggage cars two coaches and a pullman. Departed 7 55 a m arrived 7 14 p m.
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Mimic World Company
Pittsburg
Chicago
Columbus
Bradford
Union Depot
Buggy Accident Injures Father Quinn and Haniffee
Father P. J. Quinn and William Haniffee were slightly hurt Saturday night when a frightened horse bolted, throwing them from a buggy on the way to Mr. Haniffee’s home by the Davis bridge. They borrowed another rig from a livery stable to finish the trip.
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P. J. Quinn
William Haniffee
Mr. Hanifee
Davis Bridge
Banquet at Lafayette Honors Opening of New Personage
Rev. P. J. Crosson attended a Lafayette banquet given by Father M. J. Byrne Saturday to mark the opening of a new personage. Priests from across the northern region attended the event.
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P. J. Crosson
M. J. Byrne
Lafayette
Union Labor Sets Rules for Local Printing Plants
Differences between Longwell-Cummings Company and the local Typographical Union have been settled and the plant will operate under union rules. Printing establishments in the city now belong to the union.
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Longwell-Cummings Company
Typographical Union
Where is Shroeder
L M Bantz of Youngker and Bantz reports a letter seeking Henry or Harry Shroeder last heard from in Logansport five years ago after leaving Philadelphia with a party bound for California. The tall, slight 68 year old machinist may be in a local machine shop if nearby. any information is requested.
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L. M. Bantz
Youngker & Bantz
Sir
Henry
Harry Shroeder
Logansport
Philadelphia
California
Miss Esther Sheehan Returns on Extended Visit
The fragment notes Miss Esther Sheehan has returned for an extended visit and is back at her home. No further details provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Sheehan
Died Suddenly Judge Baldwin Banker and Author
Judge Daniel Pratt Baldwin longtime banker and author died at his home after a brief illness likely brought on by worry. The funeral is Wednesday at 2 PM at his residence, with viewing from 9 to 11. He was aged 76, born March 28, 1837, in New York and had a storied career in law, banking, and academia including ties to Wabash College Colgate Hamilton and Syracuse universities. He helped found Chautauqua movement and left a considerable estate after banking failures of partners. The Cass County bar holds a meeting to plan resolutions and notify surrounding bars.
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Daniel
Pratt’ Baldwin
Seventh
Market Streets
Rev
Johnson
Presbyterian Church
Baldwin- Dague Banks
Ambia
Fowler
Goodland
Baldwin
A. G. Jenkines
Judge Baldwin
Madison County
New York
United States
Daniel D. Pratt
Logansport
Cazenovia Seminary
Madison University
Columbia Law School
Pratt & Baldwin
Hamilton College
Wabash College
Syracuse University
Colgate University
Gazenovia Seminary
Colgate Seminary
Chicago
John H. Vincent
Assembly
Chautauqua Lake
Chautauqua
India Randall
Bishop Vincent
Daniel P. Baldwin
Casas County
William Dague
Kentland
Ambla
Arkansas
India Smith
Jouge Baldwin
Mr. Hibbard
South Bend
Charles Hibberd
H. Z. Leonard
John Hibberd
Mrs. Hill
Will Randall
Miss Randall
Cass County Bar
Larry
S. T. McConnell
Frank Swigart
J. C. Nelson
Charles Yarlett
M. F. Mahoney
D. D. Fickle
Family of Three Escapes Gas Fumes at Walton Home
Ben Galloway and his wife and daughter narrowly escaped fatal gas poisoning from a closed coal stove in Walton. The stove filled the room with gas while they slept. Mr. Galloway awoke and opened a window as Dr. Neff revived his wife and child. The doctor warned that another half hour could have cost three lives.
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Ben Galloway
Walton
Mr. Galloway
Dr. Neff
Bud Daniels to defend theft charge over coal on Panhandle line
Bud Daniels, a colored man arrested at Kokomo on charges of stealing coal from the PanHandle railroad right of way, plans to argue his own defense. He will claim the coal may have been coal droppings not from railway property and that he believed it not to be the company's. he asks Indiana to prove the coal originated on the company's property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud” Daniels
Kokomo
Panhandle
Indiana
Mothers Warned of Pinworm Dangers and Remedy
An appeal urges mothers to treat children for pinworms and worms misattributed by doctors to fever. The ad promotes Steketee's Pin Worm Destroyer, claiming 180 doses per bottle for 25 cents in store or 26 cents by mail, from George G Steketee of Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Steketee
George G Steketee
Grand Rapids
Mich
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