Young squirrels may now be shot in Indiana
A long list of local notes spans June 1 including license for Wm D Lea and Lizzie Garrity, cattle shipments to Cincinnati, distillery updates, and a series of incidents from a near fatal gunshot to a runaway horse. Memorial Day observances, church antics, and civic notices pepper the page with political races, court actions, and public morals crackdowns.
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Indiana
Wm. D. Lea
Lizzie Garrity
Louis Alexander
Cincinnati
Richwood
Manson, Inc
John Hoagland
Srr
Coyle’s
Coyle
Perry E. Bear
Cincinnati excursion ends in Brookville incident
A Cincinnati group visited Brookville pleasure grounds Monday and a dispute over winnings led to a chase and mob psychology. James McCarthy of the Cincinnati gang resisted, was beaten, hid in a barn, then fled again before marshal protection intervened and he was arrested. The rest returned home.
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Annie Abbott
Claysburg
Trimble County
Thomas Calamese
Jeffersonville
Cincinnati
Brookville
Queen City
James McCarthy
McCarthy
Aarm House
Kentucky Boy Drowns In Flooded Cellar
Bless Harmon, an engineer near Plow Handle Point, Kentucky, faced rising cellar water after heavy rains. His four year old son Howard retrieved fishing gear, slipped into the water and drowned. The family discovered the tragedy at supper time in their home.
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Bless Harmon
Plow Handle Point
Kentucky
Howard
Electric Bitters advertised for health and recovery
An advertisement promotes Electric Bitters as a health tonic for strength and healing. It claims benefits for the liver stomach and kidneys and promises relief from sick headache with a single trial. A large bottle sells for 50 cents at Harper's Drug Store.
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Harper's
Old Digerry Portraits And Prison Angels
A nostalgic speaker laments modern photographs and longs for the older digerry portraits. He recalls a married couple and a hair brooch from 1941, praising the pink cheeks and steadfast smiles. An embedded dream sequence follows, describing escape from imprisonment through an angel named Sleep and a kinder world beyond chained guards Regret and Doubt.
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St. Paul
The Best Save in the World for Skin Ailments
An 19th century patent medicine claim promises cures for oaths crusts and eruptions including ulcers fever sores chapped hands chilblains and piles. Sold by J. B. C. F. Harper at a price of 25 cents per box with money back guarantee and satisfaction promise.
The Weak Disease and Cure by Nature's Remedies
A botanist advocates using field grown remedies over chemical compounds, praising Dr. Cherokee as a trustworthy physician who treats chronic diseases with native therapies. He warns against mercury and urges readers to seek natural restoratives, claiming confidentiality and rapid recovery.
Guarantee Cure for Asthma and Catarrh in Months
Promote a treatment promising cure for asthma catarrh and consumption in the early stage. Claims a full cure for the most prevalent diseases within one to three months of treatment.
Dr Cher-o-kee Promises Quick Cure For Catarrh And Other Ailments
An advertisement extols Dr Cher-o-kee and his herbal regimen claiming to purify blood and renovate the system to cure catarrh and women’s diseases without unnecessary examinations. He guarantees permanent cures, removes causes rather than symptoms, and invites letters from potential patients.
Cherokee Doctor Cures Rheumatism for All Ages
An advertisement proclaims Dr. Cherokee offers permanent relief from rheumatism for old middle aged and young patients. It promises lasting sound health and appeals to a broad audience seeking cure.
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Cherokee
Cure for Piles Claimed by Dr Chero Kee
A claim that piles can be cured by Dr Chero Kee with a guaranteed cure. The notice invites readers to visit him to view testimonials and asserts his treatment is in accord with nature and involves no cutting.
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Cherokee
Piles
Chero Kee
Private Diseases Cure Claim by Dr Cherokee
Reader notice from Anna Redding of 105 Ohio Ave testifies she recovered from consumption after treatment by Dr Cherokee once given up by physicians. The ad urges those with early stage consumption to seek the doctor’s care, noting many others cured despite prior hopeless prognosis.
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Cherokee
Annie Redding
Eye and Ear Specialist Dr Cherokee Opens Clinic
Eye and Ear specialist Dr Cherokee, graduate of a top medical college, notes his study with Indians and use of roots, barks, plants, and leaves. He offers courteous consultation and treatment for weak eyes, granulations, Deafness, and related diseases.
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Cherokee
Dr Cherokee schedules patient visits on Mon Tue Wed
The notice states Dr Cherokee will see patients only on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday each week to balance office time with laboratory work. The practice has grown, limiting in-office hours to these days.
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Cherokee
Tim
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Maggie Burns
Columbus
Stanfordsville
Tom
John Connoly
Board of Pension Examiners
Squire Allen
South Mulberry Street
Walnut Street
Women Relief Corp No. 49
Capt. H. B. Foster
James Bartron
Shelbyville Democrat
Frank Barr
Blach Bros
Prestonville
Charles Short
Charles Barnes
Steve Rucker
Frank Gehl
Teed Schneider
Peter Stephansun
Happy Land of
Canaan
Paris Brown
Charles Linkhorn
Squire Cravens
Crooked Valley
Dayton
Ohio
L. B. Sawyer
Wellington
Kan
Sawyer
Dupont
Watson
Joe Lee
John Jackson
Lee
Julius Mount
Alice Walker
Saluda Township
Marcus R. Sulzer
Jennie D. Mount
Dickinson
Short & Barnes
Messrs. Coyle
Short and Barnes
Henry Taylor
Georgia
Taylors
Taylor
Dorsey
First Presbyterian
Crawfordsville
Inglis
John Matthews
Mr. Matthews
Matthew
Aurora Chair Company
L. & M. Woolen Mills
Odd Fellows
North Madison
Jefferson Rodgers
Barbersville
Hood
Michael Clark
Madison
Adams Express
New Albany Ledger
J. Edwin Stone
Frisco
New York
Second Presbyterian Church
James Roberts
Nathan Cottom
Grant Forshee
Forshee
J. F. Caplinger
Milton
J.E. Caplinger
Mary Caplinger
Campellsburg
Fifth Avenue Hotel
C.J. John Elwood
Jennings County
Vernon
New
Elizabethtown
Oscar- Garlinghouse
Butler’s Falls
Wagner
Marshal Rensehler
Board of Water Works Trustees
Charles E. Godman
E. J. Collins
William Dunn
Harry Chapman
Jacob Sherlock
William D. Lea
Louisville
Guthneck
St. Michael’s Church
Frank Rousch
Wm. Sauer
Bertha K. Beckman
Ferdinand
Ind
Ferdinand, Ind
Sauer
Herald
Evansville, Ind
Ohio & Mississippi Railway
C. G. Jones
Dist
Vincennes
Court House
Herap
W.D. Ray
Mr. Ray
Ray
Strength and Health
Sadie Seriggens
Boone C
Digerry
Bucklen
Chero
Kee
Chero-Kee
Chas, Beebers
Lou Smith
Cher-o-kee
Anna Redding
Ohio Ave
Louesville
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