Casey town news item highlights sickness and society
Roscoe Stoltz sick with typhoid fever and pneumonia. Visitors include Edward Faulkner of Pittsburg and Mrs. Pickering of Canton with Mrs. Slusser and Geo. Crane. Local appointments: Tom Bowles resigns as city police. Marion Partlow sworn in. Weddings and social events noted along with local business moves as Lee Co. winds up and disbands.
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Peoria
State Federation of Clubs
Tom Bowles
Marion Partlow
Jack McCambridge
Oklahoma
Tom McCambridge
Zim Brant
Hot Springs
Ark
Lee C. Co
Indiana
Illinois
George Kerr
Esquire
Bean
James R Collins
Mary E Kerr
Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Ad Warns Against Imitations
The notice warns buyers that many cheap imitations exist under similar names as Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey. It advises to verify authenticity by looking for the bell symbol on the bottle, and notes the product is sold everywhere.
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Dr. Bell
Local notes from Hutsonville and area events
Prof Alvin Smith voted in Marshall while a new baby was born to Mr and Mrs Dee Rains. Mrs L C Hurst visits Chicago kin. Jantha Draper from Topeka visits Trimble. Mrs Ambrose Richardson dies at 34. First American Field Futurity trials held west of town with about fifty dog owners and handlers present. The Everingham couple plan winter in Maricopa California. Edward Minor family return to Blenheim Ontario. An advertisement promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and colds with testimonials.
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Roy Heber
Maricopa
Calif
Edward Minor
Blenheim
Ontario
Roosevelt Defeats Stimson in New York Race
In a decisive result John A. Dix historic Democrat defeats Henry L. Stimson amid Roosevelt era tensions. Chicago Inter Ocean notes the rejection signals a shift away from Roosevelt and toward traditional Republican strongholds in rural New York and prosperous towns.
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John A. Dix
Henry L. Stimson
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt Nas
Chicago
Charles
Hughes
Zea
Airez Stimson
Bell's Antiseptic Salve Guaranteed For Skin Ailments
Dr Bell's antiseptic salve is guaranteed to treat eczema tetter salt rheum ringworm running sores chapped hands and lips pimples black heads barber's itch sunburn insect bites fever sores and nasal catarrh. 25c.
Local Notes From Casey Area And Surroundings
George Geffs was in Casey Monday. T M Cooper is remodeling his barn. Hunters chased quail Friday. Wm Henry hauled coal from Casey Monday. Ed Bennett and wife visited Terre Haute Wednesday. W R Guyer delivered baled hay at Martinsville Saturday. Elwood Millis teaches winter term at Cottonwood. Chas Thompson moved to J C Blankenbaker’s farm north of here. Landis Deh and wife welcomed a baby girl born Saturday. Stephen Justis ill after hay ladder fall. Richard Fears and Randall Bailey with Mel Bartholomew left Tuesday for Mississippi to trap and hunt.
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Wm. Henry
Casey
Ed Bennett
Terre Haute
W. R. Guyer
Martinsville
Elwood Millis
Cottonwood
Chas. Thompson
J. C Blankenbaker
Here
Landis Deh
Stephen (Ustis
Richard
Randall Bailey
Mel Bartholomew
Mississippi
Whooping Cough Cure Promoted By Bell PineTar Honey
An old saying claims whooping cough runs its course but Dr Bell’s PineTar Honey is shown to cure it. The remedy is presented as effective beyond doubt in the reader’s eyes.
The Silence of Oyster Bay and a Woman’s Quiet Power
In a reflective editorial style, the piece contrasts private resolve with mass action and extols individual discipline as a path to happiness. It cites city tenements, sunlit spartan living, and the broad promise of self improvement across Kansas Missouri and Arkansas while musing on the peculiar, defining silence of Oyster Bay as an unmatched natural phenomenon.
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State University
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Thair
Collier’s
Dala
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Oyster Bay
Himalaya
St. Helena
Napoleon
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Unselfish Philanthropy Highlighted in Boston Cook Goodwill
Fragmentary lines show Mrs Rackbay questioning leaving Bridget while Boston Cook-Me extols philanthropic motives. The snippet mentions Harper’s Razor and a wish to give someone else a chance at joys of living, reflecting charitable sentiment.
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Bridget
Boston
Harper's Razor
Family Jar Sparks Kitchen Debate in Philadelphia
In a Philadelphia Bulletin item, a family scene unfolds around canning led by a parent who is a food inspector. The dialogue shows tension as he instructs Willie-Mi and others on proper technique.
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Willie
Philadelphia Bulletin
Local Woman Praises Eagle Eye Salve For Restoring Sight
Mrs. Elie Tiler of Ravena Texas says Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve cured her eye issues. She declares the 2 cent tube proved its worth and restored her sight, calling it all it is claimed and worth its weight in gold.
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Ravena
Texas
Sutherland
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