Old Time Cannon Found in Wabash River Bed Near Huntington
Fishermen in six feet of water four miles west of Huntington discover a corroded cannon likely from the War of 1812 or earlier. The 20 inch long piece with a 1.5 inch bore and four to six inch diameters on the muzzle and breech was hard to extract. Nearby Indian camps and historic battles along the Wabash and Mississinewa rivers suggest it may be a relic of planter warfare and early campaigns with Col John Campbell and Capt LaBlanc’s forces referenced in local history.
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Wabash River
Huntington
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Upper River
Vincennes
Pottawatomies
LaBlanc
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Little Rivers
Abolr Creek
Roanoke
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Doan's Kidney Pills End Long Suffering In Marshall Case
Peter Kaufman of Pine and Twelfth Street Marshall credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief after forty years of kidney and bladder trouble. The advertisement notes Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole agents and urges other kidney sufferers to try the medicine. Also mentions Ramse d ell and college to pro cites, and a strikeout record from Shippan Conn.
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Peter Kaufman
Pine & Twelfth Sts
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United Bhat
Baas Ester Milburn
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Pennsylvanian seeds machine assists cherry prep and cooking tips
The article describes a device that clamps to a kitchen table to pit cherries, using a plunger and spring mechanism to push the stone into a tray while the fruit tissue drops cleanly into another dish. It also includes several long kitchen instructions for beef stew Spanish omelet sauce rhubarb chutney and potato croquettes.
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Pennsylvania
Notice to creditors in estate of Rachel V Ogle
Estate of Rachel V Ogle deceased. Clark county court to hear claims at Marshall courthouse September term first Monday in September. Creditors must attend to have claims adjusted and debts paid to administrator B Ogle. Wm T Hollenbeck attorney. 27-4
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Rachel V. Ogle
County of
Clark
State of
TW Minols
County Court
Clark County
Court House
Marshall
B. Ogle
Wm T Hollenbeck
Notice to Contractors for Frame Schoolhouse Bid
Sealed bids for erecting a frame schoolhouse in district No 54 Grand Turn will be received at the county superintendent's office until Saturday noon July 29 1911. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. Plans and specs may be seen at the county superintendent and at the clerk Reno Schlosser's residence. Signatures Andrew Geheb President Reno Schlosser Clerk Harry Lee Board of Directors.
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Grand Turn
Sater
Board of Directors
Reno Schlosser
Fried Veal Method From Home Cookery
A simple method to fry veal using thin slices and fat salt pork. Fry veal in pork fat until dark brown then season and bake or finish on a range for about thirty minutes. Add a cup of boiling water before covering the dish.
Purported London Recipe Fragments and Measurements
Extracted OCR shows a jumble of old kitchen instructions and ingredients for pies and breads. It mentions liver suet onion breadcrumbs dressing salt pepper egg or milk and frying, plus tartar ginger sugar lemon essence and various liquids, with garbled unit notes and corked bottles.
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London
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