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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
2
William Johnson, an aged man living in a houseboat on the riverfront above the cotton mill, was removed to King's Daughters Hospital this morning for treatment. His legs are poisoned.
Fragmentary OCR scrambled notice mentions Padivina Jessie Pystings and Miss Adams with scattered names and street references. Context is unclear and many words unreadable. No coherent event or dates emerge.
A fragmentary notice mentions Mis Kale Lanham receiving a share of a large estate. The document references involved parties and legal proceedings with unclear details and dates.
A small gathering of Swen 53 Group delegates met in a quiet session to discuss routine matters. The meeting produced no major announcements and observers noted a routine agenda focused on ongoing projects and member coordination.
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A fragmentary quotation attributes a line to George MacDonald about refuge and duty. The garbled text reads like a stray literary note or misread page referencing a moral statement, with no clear event or date.
The Tribune reports a verdict in a libel suit against Ford with counsel pleased by the outcome. Details emphasize the satisfaction of counsel and the court’s decision in a high profile case.
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Wall Street financier Thomas W. Lawson promotes rabbit breeding as a superior venture. He owns Dreamword in Massachusetts with over 1 000 rabbits of Belizan English and Siberian strains and predicts a 600 percent stock rise by fall. He says rising meat prices will create strong demand and that ample market will be found.
Kentuckys druggist promotes a simple home remedy claimed to ease severe yearly hay fever attacks within twenty four hours. Prepare a pint of mentholated solution by boiling water and mix with the remedy, then dose twice daily as directed for relief.
A promotional item touts Senseco Tooth Paste as a quick way to whiten teeth and prevent dental issues. It claims to remove coating, aid pyorrhea, and banish mouth acidity while costing 5 cents for a large tube.
Funeral services for Robert S Bingham were held at his mother Mary Bingham's home on East Main Street and at Papst Presbyterian Church. Attending were members of the O R M and friends who paid respects to his memory. Burial followed at Springpine cemetery with pallbearers named. relatives from Pineville Kentucky traveled for the services.
Postmaster John B Lawler announced a government program to dispose of stored food supplies via post offices nationwide. Chicago serves as the zone station for the region with prices and details available at the local post office. No orders will be accepted before August and items will be sold in original packages or case lots. Mr E W Whitlock related to Claude English, a patient who died by self harm at Clapmont, left for Terre Haute with the remains.
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