Zemo touted as cure for skin diseases with notable testimonials
An advertisement promotes Zemo as a universal skin remedy drawing germs to the surface and curing chronic skin conditions. It lists several prominent satisfied customers and notes Homer Closson & Co. holds the Logansport agency with photos and letters of cures.
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Zemo
Jacob. Frank
Frank Mercantile Co
N. 6Th Street
St. Louis
R. W. Emerson
Anchor Steam Laundry
W.P. Taylor
Shinkle St
Findlay
Ohio
Harvey Burks
Harrisburg
Iil
Homer Closson
Millinery Bargains Amid Political Commentary
The Boss declares political talk is not his business yet predicts Billy will win the presidency. He promotes a large New York sample hat line with prices about half of competitors and advertises plumes feathers shapes and veils to attract new customers to the millinery department.
Trusler's Rheumatic Tablets Offer Cure Claims
Advertisement claims Trusler's Rheumatic Tablets cure rheumatism nervousness and constipation and prevent appendicitis. Describes as easy to take vegetable and compliant with pure food law. Price 50 cents a box sold by druggists with a strict guarantee from manufacturer T F Trusler Huntington Ind.
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Trusler
Porter
T.F. Trusler
Huntington
Ind
Local notes and visits around Rock Creek area
Rock Creek residents and relatives share visits as illness eases. Ralph Jones improves from typhoid fever. numerous neighbors from Peru Logansport Delphi and Camden are noted visiting and traveling. Builders begin a new barn for Marion Rice while J M McKinsey offers 5 percent loans and real estate trades in nearby Peru and city areas.
Local Social Notes Include Visits and a Communion Date
Seven Sections Mr and Mrs Fred Hopkins host Fred Cal lender of Chicago. Mr and Mrs Job E Smith visit Roscoe and family in Rushville. Ruth Funk dined with Irah Murden. Mrs Parker Fair of Benton county visits her parents the Simpsons. Mr and Mrs Henry Bingham guests of Oral Messersmith. Everett Simpson visits Carl Scott. Mrs Mary Chestnut of Adamsborn visits Myrtle Hopkins. Irvin Angle visits Vernon Brown. Old Order Brethren hold communion at church near Roover on October 6.
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Fred Hopkins
Fred Callender
Chicago
Job E. Smith
Roscoe
Rushville
Ruth Funk
Irah Murden
Parker Fair
Benton County
James Simpson
Henry Bingham
Oral Messersmith
Everett Simpson
Carl Scott
Mary Chestnut
Adamsborn
Myrtle Hopkins
Irvin Angle
Vernon Brown
Roover
Deer Creek Interurban Hne and comerct walk topics
The report notes politics disrupted business in the area. Updates include Caldwell children improving, Jerome Bechet's Camden trip, Ernest Snell of Wheeling visiting on business, Johan Nice's well being, William Moore moving to the Derby property, and Mr and Mrs Bohn of Camden visiting with Mr Decker and wife. Earl Forgy served as janitor.
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James. Caldwell
Jerome Bechet
Camden
Ernest’ Snell
Wheeling
Johan
Nice
William Moore
Deford
Bohn
William
Decker
Funeral for Gov Brun held on Thursday
Special to the Tribune notes the funeral of Gov. Brun occurred Thursday after a previous report of Wednesday. Local residents Aaron Flora Arthur Richey Andy Richey and W C Rickard attended the Delphi street fair along with Henry Davis and Pete Landis. Frank Myers plans an extended trip to Kansas with his wife. The Devil show is slated for October 7, with hoped for attendance.
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the Tribune
Gov. Brun
Aaron Flora
Arthur Richey
Andy Richey
W. C. Rickard
Delphi
Henry Davis
Pete Landis
Frank Myers
Kansas
Uncle Tom
Harry Spitler
Kokomo
H. J. Spitler
Snider
John Barnard
Will Lenon
North Center Street
Bert Coble
New Jersey
Anoka White Sox Triumph In Two Sunday Games
The Anoke White Sox won two Sunday games scoring 6 to 5 in 10 innings against Onward High School and 6 to 3 against Lewisburg and Waverly combines. Masters and Cunningham provided heavy hitting to secure the first victory. The team head to Onward Sunday for another game while attendance was strong.
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Anoke White Sox
Onward High School
Lewisburg
Waverly
Masters
Cunningham
Onward
Mary Beard
Wabash
William Lowry
Bert Turnpaugh
Fred Wangler
Susie Wilson
Bertha Sisson
Florence Fisher
Henry Masters
Ab Sisson
Dan Helvie
Walton
Theodore Roosevelt Jr Starts Work at Hartford Carpet Plant
Theodore Roosevelt Jr begins work as a clerical worker at the Hartford Carpet Corporation in Thompsonville Canada at 7 am with about 3,000 skilled operatives. He will earn $5 a week initially and later move to the wool department to learn the mechanical side of the business.
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Thompsonville
Can
Hartford Carpet Corporation
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Chicago Beats Cincinnati in Ragged Fielding Showdown
Chicago tips Cincinnati 6 to 0 as Reulbach limits the hosts to two hits. Owen accounts for both Cincinnati hits while Spade Schlei and Kling take the loss. Other games include Philadelphia past Boston 5 to 2, Brooklyn edging Boston 2 to 1, and New York rallying to beat Washington 2 to 1 as Chesbro out-pitches Johnson.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Reulbach
Cincinnatis
Owen
Spade
Schlei
Kling
Owens and
Rigler
Chesbro
Johnson
Merigan
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Pittsburg Oon
Wea
Eevee
Brooklyn
Beers Eees
New
Land entry notices for 4000 to 6000 seekers in 1909
Four thousand people will be notified to appear in March 1909 to enter a quarter section of land. Fees total six dollars per acre with one fifth paid at entry and the rest in five annual installments. Those drawing numbers 4000 to 6000 will be notified later, probably August 1909.
Miss Shonts Backs American Girls in Society Abroad
Miss Marguerite Shonts and her sister the Duchess du Chaulnes travel in Paris aboard the Adriatic. The duchess, recently recovering from her husband’s death, is expecting a posthumous heir in about two months. Miss Shonts defends American women against Ethel Barrymore’s critique of New York society.
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Duchess du Chauines
Paris
Miss‘ Shonts
Duchess d’Uzes
Duchess du Chaulnes
Miss Shonts
Ethel Barrymore
St. Louis
New York
Miss Barrymore
Mrs. Bryan on Expulsion for Buggy Ride with Bryan
Mrs. William Jennings Bryan recalls her expulsion from Jacksonville Presbyterian Academy in Illinois for riding buggy with the presidential candidate who attended Danville. She defends the act, calling Bryan a winner and saying she would repeat the deed. She notes other girls liked him and that a girl may show affection while still respecting teachers.
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Jacksonville Presbyterian Academy
Illinois
Mrs. Bryan
William
Bryan
Danville
Papers Not Merchandise
In a Washington juvenile court today Judge De Lacey upheld the constitutionality of regulating child labor in the District of Columbia and ruled that newspapers, as named, are not merchandise.
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Washington, D. Gy
de ‘Lacey
Columbia
The Farmers Daughter at Nelson Friday Matinee
The Farmers Daughter comes to Nelson for a Friday matinee and night on October 2. It is a pastoral with rustic comedy, contrasted with harsher drama as a fresh May morning opposed to sultry summer heat. The author is credited for refinement in drama and purity in comedy.
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Nelson
County Chairman at Nelson Theater on Oct 7
George Ade's bright comedy The County Chairman will headline the Nelson on Wednesday October 7 theatergoers await with high expectations. Critics acclaim the piece as a record success with long New York and Chicago runs and a place in theatrical history remains its best Ade creation.
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George Ade
The
Nelson
New York
Chicago
Judge rules newspapers not merchandise in child labor case
In a District case against Lynn L. Reider a boy under 16 sought to bar morning newspaper delivery before 6am under the act. Judge De Lacey ruled that newspapers are not merchandise and dismissed the prosecution.
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Lynn L. Reider
de Lacey
Jeffries Seeks Fortune to Referee Bout
Los Angeles October 1 Jim Jeffries requests James J Fortune to serve as referee for a proposed boxing match. The article notes Jeffries aims to secure a high profile official to ensure fair handling of the bout.
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Jeffries
Fortune
Clever Ade Brightens Comic Feature At Bargain Matinee
The text notes the clever humorist Ade as the merrily responsible for a rise in the firman ent and mentions a special bargain matinee in the afternoon.
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Ade
Broadway Theatre bill draws crowded houses nightly
The Broadway show attracts large crowds with generous praise. The Ellsworths provide lively comedy in The Silk Stocking sketch featuring a drunken husband and talkative wife. The Schaar-Wheeler Trio bicycle act draws applause, with Tom Powell presenting a new blackface routine and Miss Chestnut delivering a fine song. moving pictures close the program.
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Broadway
Ellsworths
Schaar-Wheeler
Tom Powell
Milwaukee Lad Poised For World Featherweight Clash
Local boxing experts say the Milwaukee fighter has speed aggression and a powerful punch after last night’s performance. They believe he would make a strong showing against any featherweight in the world.
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Milwaukee
Wolgast
Marshall club meeting to hear Senator Kistler speak
In the north court room tonight the Marshall club hosts Senator Frank Kistler who will share his personal views on the recent general assembly session and provide inside history of the local option. O P Smith newly elected Federation of Labor vice president will also speak.
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Marshall Club
North Court
Frank
Kistler
General Assembly
O. P. Smith
Federation of Labor
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