No truth to raft drownings on Kentucky river report
A Madison newspaper item denies a rumor that six raftsmen drowned in lock No 6 on the Kentucky river. The notice also mentions Henry Umbach celebrating his 61st birthday and other local notices from Madison and vicinity.
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Tramp Steals Judge Friedly Coat in Madison Court
A ragged tramp enters Judge Friedly's study in the Madison court house seeking 50 cents. The coat from the judge’s chair is swapped with the tramp’s overcoat, and the judge later discovers his overcoat has vanished. An editorial note defends the Herald’s local scoops and compares paper coverage.
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Local notes and notices from Madison area Apr 1891
Daily items include political calls for Democrats to vote in a primary, horse trading by George Hill from Media Pa, a Nelson County couple married, hotel improvements by Jule Schmidt, church and presbytery activities, medical honors for Dr. Robert Hutchings, construction and shipping plans on Little Wea Creek, a giant oak lumbering find near Irvington, and novel ice delivery coupon books by Park theater’s John Dickson.
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Ohio Medical College
Cincinnati
Robert
Sulphur Bitters Promoted By Health Gazette
An early health column lauds Sulphur Bitters as a pure remedy to purge blood of humors causing pimples blotches and sores in children. It urges parents to use the tonic to cleanse the system and spare youngsters from ridicule.
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Glove bout at Odd Fellows' Hall draws crowd and notes trainer
The Mill At Odd Fellows Hall hosted a four round glove contest between George Trainer of Australia and Joe Scherer of Louisville. Trainer won a knockdown and both fighters appeared as premier athletes. Patrons departed unpaid, a purse was raised to aid them, and the match was praised as the finest seen in Madison.
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Harrisburg men return with horses and boats from Madison
J B Foster and Buck Wigginton of Harrisburg Owen county visited Monday returning from Madison Indiana where they bought a fine stallion. C L Abbott and O P Krutz were Madison visitors Monday buying a flat boat for use in boating rocks and lumber from Capt J W Thomas. James Eaglin of Madison was here Saturday in charge of a barge of furniture and lumber for McDonell Sons shipped by rail to Madison and brought here in tow of the steamer Alex Montgomery.
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McDonell & Sons
Alex Montgomery
Hood's Sarsaparillin Claim of Medical Power
The article extols Hood's Sarsaparillin and its authority over public confidence. It claims voluntary testimonials prove its medical power and asserts the pills cure constipation by restoring the alimentary canal’s tonic action, presenting them as the best family cathartic.
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Court Judgments and Local Legal Matters Noted
Susan Peterman won a $25 judgment against Charles Peterman to defray divorce costs. Mary Hoskins secured $500 from Robert Montz for paternity. A magistrate case in Milton involved a violent incident leaving Thomas Hall fatally injured, with no arrests yet. Congressional river and harbor appropriations through 1891 totaled $1,143,042 for western works and $27,089,111.53 for the lower Mississippi, including allocations to Memphis, Natchitoches, Vicksburg, New Orleans, Eads jetties, and related snag removal, with $4,265,500 spent on levees Cairo to New Orleans.
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Itching Piles Salve Sold By Swormstedt Co
The notice promotes a salve for itching piles and skin sores as cheaper and better than other salves. It claims healing and soothing effects without irritation and lists price at 15 cents per box. Sold by Swormstedt & Co in Madison Indiana and by dealers countywide.
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