Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Advertises Relief Claims
The lettered promotion touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a cure for neuralgia headaches and neural pains around the heart with claims of rapid relief and no after effects. It includes testimonials from Mrs Karinerton and Mrs Rier and offers a money back guarantee through Miles Medical Co., Elkheart, Ind.
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Dr. Miles
Miles
Karinerton
Valley 81
Earthat
Milles
Mrs. Rier
Lynn St
Clrivates
Miles Medical Co
Elkhaft
Ind
The Boss Says Politics and Millinery Bargains
The Boss says political talk harms business but declares Billy will be elected president. He continues offering the best bargains in millinery with a swell line of New York sample hats at half the prices others ask. Children hats plumes buckram and more in all colors at low prices.
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Billy
Trusler Rheumatic Tablets Claim Cure for Rheumatism
An advertisement promotes Trusler's Rheumatic Tablets as an infallible cure for rheumatism nervousness and constipation and a preventative of appendicitis. The product is described as easy to take purely vegetable and sold with a strict guarantee for 0c per box by Porter the druggist Huntington Ind and manufactured for T F Trusler.
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Trusler
Porter
T.F. Trusler
Huntington
Twenty Years In Prison Prompts Pardon Efforts For Young America Murderer
William Green, serving life for the 1882 band concert murder of Enos Brumbaugh in Young America, is gravely ill and likely near death. Despite multiple pardon petitions, local residents oppose his release, recalling a history of trouble and fear of his return. His brother Amer Green faced a separate murder accusation and was killed while in custody. the case drew further hostility toward any clemency for William.
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William Green
Enos Brumbaugh
Young America
Green
America
Amer Green
Apollo
Luella Mabbitt
Amer
Texas
Buck Stanley
Stanley
Delphi
William
Peru
Youngs America
Mabbitt
Carroll County
Whitehead Family Visit Prominent Kansan Kin
Mr and Mrs Daniel Whitehead of Valley Center Kansas visit nephews John and E L Osborn north of the city. Before returning home they will call on their niece Mrs Condit at Battle Ground.
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Daniel Whitehead
Valley Center
Kas
John and
E. L.osborn
Mrs. Condit
Battle Ground
Baseball Scores and Streaks From Sept 30 Games
Cincinnati staged a ninth inning rally to beat Chicago 6 to 5 as Lobert drove in two runs with the bases loaded. Cleveland beat Philadelphia 6 to 1 in three straight. New York defeated Philadelphia 2 to 1 to stay atop the NL standings. Detroit recovered to win 7 to 5 over Washington in a game marked by early errors and miscues.
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Von
Detroit
New
York One
Cleveland
Chicago
Neensens
St.Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Plate
Brooklyn
Seth Anyses
Washington
New York
Str Louis
Penee
Cincinnati
Lobert
Nationals
McGraw
Frankfort Travelers and Local Notes Include Burials and Trade
Special to Telbune notes webner Sharp of Frankfort in town for business. Ross Penn made a Delphi trip. J B Riggle loads three cars of old iron with stove iron prices high. John Myers west of town visited. George Brim buried Wednesday at Old Order Dunkard church. Mrs John Wharton visits Delphi. Geo Northcutt the ice cream maker reports cream shortages.
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Telbune
Webner Sharp
Frankfort
Ross Penn
Delphi
J.B. Riggle
John Myers
George Brim
Old Order Dunkard
John Wharton
Geo. Northcutt
Local Notes From Logansport And Surrounding Areas
Camden Miss Lulu Thomas and Fred Musselman were in Logansport Tuesday. Nearly everyone plans to attend the county fair at Delphi this week. Miss Gertrude Huff and Miss Bessie Huff returned home Tuesday evening from a visit with relatives at Kewanna. Sam Cree, east of town, died Tuesday night from lockjaw after being sick since Saturday. Funeral will be announced later.
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Lulu Thomas
Fred Musselman
Logansport
Delphi
Gertrude Huff
Bessie Huff
Kewanna
Sam Cree
Sermon Series on the Lord's Prayer at Wheatland Church
Rev. E. C. Dunn leads a series of sermons on The Lord's Prayer at Wheatland Avenue M E Church during fall and early winter. Readings cover Our Father, Hallowed be Thy Name, Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Will Be Done, Give us This Day, Forgive Us Our Debts, Lead us not, Deliver us from Evil, For Thine is the Kingdom and Amen with morning and evening services scheduled from October to December.
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E. C. Dunn
Burnettsville notes and social items read this week
Special correspondence from Burnettsville reports Chas. Foster of Idaville in town on business. Mrs. Myers visits granddaughter in Hopedale. Belle and Nan Marsh in Logansport. Rev. Kenrick to preach at M E church next Sunday. Mrs. Nora Million to Lake Cicott for several weeks. Mrs. Lulu Hufford at St Joseph hospital after operation. Byers and wife to Rockfield on uncle's death. Miss Bessie and Goldie York attend Baptist church in Remington. F. A. Duffy at Monticello. Harry Smith family depart for California. Henry Lutes and wife visit Duffy. Myers attend funeral in Kokomo. Mrs. S. A. Tucker and Mrs. Beal visit Nancy Fisner. Ladies Aid to hold all day sewing Oct 7. dinner served to public for 10c. J. M. McKinsey offers 5 percent loans. farm and city property exchanges with Over City National Bank.
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Chas. Foster
Idaville
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Mrs D S Klepfer Spends Wednesday in Kokomo
Special to the Tribune reports Mrs D S Klepfer spent Wednesday in Kokomo visiting church members and attending Baptist services.
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the Tribune
D. S Klepfer
Kokomo
Camp Foresters Meeting Planned This Afternoon
A meeting of Camp Foresters Court Laurel No 2 is held this afternoon in their hall. All members are requested to attend.
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Camp Foresters
Court Laurel
Paid in Full staged by Waberhals and Kemper at the Nelson
Eugene Walter’s four act play Paid in Full is announced for tonight at the Nelson by Waberhals and Kemper. The critic praises its candor and strength and calls Walter a great American playwright.
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Eugene Walter
Messrs. Waberhals
Kemper
the Nelson
Mr. Walter
Farmer's Daughter to Dazzle Nelson Audience Friday
The Farmer's Daughter, a rural drama praised as an emotional standout and a successor to The Old Homestead and Way Down East, will headline the Nelson matinee and night show on Friday October 2. Four acts unfold a truth based tale with moral lessons, aiming to engage the audience as if they knew the characters personally.
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Nelson
Broadway Theatre at Bronway Presents Strong Comedy Bill
This week at the Broadway Theatre the program features Tom Powell as a leading comedy feature and a Silk Stocking sketch by Mr and Mrs Harry Ellsworth. The Schaar Wheeler Trio perform a novelty bicycle act and Miss Maude Chestnut is rising as a popular picture singer. The end shows the latest moving pictures by The Iinetoscore.
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Schaar- Wheeler Tirio
Tom Powell
Harry Ellsworth
Maude Chestnut
the Bronway
Ellsworth
William Blazes
Helen Blazes
Schaar-Wheeler
Doctor Put Out Fire By Prompt Action Of Dr Holoway
A cigar stub dropped into the cellar grating of Dr Holoway’s office building started a blaze in excelsior. The doctor rapidly extinguished the flames without aid from the fire department. He is to be voted a bravery medal by the medical society at its next meeting.
Prohibitionists Aim to Arrange Special Train
Prohibitionists seek to organize a special train to press their agenda ahead of a key event. Leaders emphasize coordinated travel and coordinated messaging to boost turnout and influence public opinion.
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Royal Centre
Chapin
Shalala SE Faces Election Controversy
Local officials confront claims of irregularities in SE district voting. Campaign workers say procedures were followed, while opponents call for independent review. Voters await clarity as deadlines loom for candidate petitions and certification.
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Canron County
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Wheatland Avenue M. E
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Burnettsville
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Rockfield
Miss’ Bessie and
Goldie York
Remington
Baptist Church
F. A. Duffy
Monticello
Harry Smith
Mrs. Smith
California
Henry Lutes
William Myers
S. A. Tucker
Mattie Beal
Nancy Fisner
J. M. McKinsey
City National Bank
Mack
Comedian
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Jackson’ Township
of the Baptist, “Church
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