Auto dives into open draw. two dead in Milwaukee river
A Milwaukee auto with three men plunged into the open Oneida Street bridge draw and sank. Two occupants, Oscar Zett a board of trade member and Kunz the chauffeur, died. A. F. Solliday of Solliday Motor company was accused. The survivor was treated at the emergency hospital.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Oneida Street
Emer Hospital
Oscar Zett
Board of Trade
Kunz
A. F. Solliday
Solliday Motor Company
Marked for Death Cure Claims
Mrs A C Williams of Bac Ky recounts a graveyard cough relief after using Dr King’s New Cure. She reports losing 68 pounds before recovery and asserts the medicine prevents pneumonia and heals lung throat illnesses. Available at local druggists with guarantees in small 10 cent and one dollar trial bottles.
Thirteen as unlucky superstition questioned in travel tale
A traveler and a companion debate thirteen as unlucky. The traveler dismisses the superstition while noting the thirteen colonies. the Englishman contends the caution is unwarranted, as in a Washington Star quotation.
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Washington Star
Medicine That is Medicine
Fragmentary note describes a remedy claimed to heal illness by altering blood. The text appears as a historical query or proverbmatic line, mentioning medical aid and bodily symptoms without full context or identifiable sources.
Woman’s healing secret praised in period ad
An advertisement extols a female health remedy claiming to relieve menstrual and pelvic issues without a surgeon’s knife. It stresses patience and persistence, promises safety for women’s ailments, and offers free correspondence with Dr. Pellets’s regimen to regulate bowels and invigorate digestion.
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Frekertet
Coming of the Girls in Kansas Politics
The campaign closed in Kansas with many women candidates winning Republican offices including deeds registrars and superintendents. Nellie Grant is highlighted as a capable, dignified candidate who ran on merit, engaged voters with calm campaigning, and built broad support without resorting to sensational tactics.
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Kansas
Agreguuter of
Deeds
Nellie Grant
the Gazette
Miss Grant
Register of Deeds of
Elk County
Howard
Odd Fellows report totals and older member at grand lodge
The Grand Lodge of Indiana I O O F shows 749 lodges and 76 294 members as of June 30 with 1 376 net accessions in six months and a treasury balance of 18687. The building committee notes total construction cost 644 432 95 and decorations 17 836 56. William S Jacobs of Jeffersonville, age 85, attends the session. he joined Tabor lodge 92 in 1851 and has long served as treasurer. For sale a few good Duroc boars offered by Wm E McIntire northwest of Br... m W. and weekly.
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Grand Lodge of the
William S. Jacobs
Jeffersonville
Grand Lodge
Tabor Lodge No. 92
Amish Divorce Trial Set in Adams County Case
The George E. Palle versus Joseph A. Swarts case from Adams County is scheduled for a jury trial starting Tuesday January 19 and could run most of the week. It concerns an Amish man suing church elders at Berne over alleged alienation of his wife Katie Paille after Pasile's insured property was involved, with claims the wife was persuaded to leave him after the insurer reimbursed the church. The matter draws wide interest across southern Adams County as locals plan to attend.
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George E. Palle
Joseph A. Swarts
Adams County
Berne
Katie Paille
Pasile
Adama
Portiana Commercial Review
Pennville Bank Safe Survives Fire Looting
The safe from the People's Bank at Pennville was dragged from the ruins at noon Saturday and opened to reveal cash and books intact. The safe was moved to another building. The Home Union store safe also survived with contents practically intact apart from scorched ledger backs. Grisell heirs suffered heavy losses with 71,500 insurance, owning the hardware store and Johnson grocery building.
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People’s Bank
Pennville
Welle County
William Bloxsom
Viennville
Home Union
Paris Overrated As Artistic Ruin For Son Of Rich Man
An eminent painter notes Europe breathes art, but Paris overstates its value for study. He cites a rich man's son who writes home after three months in Paris asking his father to decide whether he came to study painting architecture or music.
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Europe
Paris
Humility and Courage Share Admiration in Virtue Debates
The London Spectator notes that humility attracts respect similar to courage and warns that self praised virtue, like the Pharisee, remains distasteful. It highlights how modesty and restraint elevate character beyond sharp proclamations of virtue.
Depository Law Boosts Blackford County Earnings
Blackford county reports more than 2 000 dollars saved this year due to the new depository law. Interest on county lands for eleven months is deposited in local banks at 2 percent daily balances, preventing the treasurer from taking the interest.
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Blackford County
How One Doctor Successfully Treats Pneumonia
Dr W J Smith of Sanders Alabama praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the sole lung treatment used to control pneumonia. He notes repeated success in his practice and personal use by himself and his wife for coughs and colds, recommending it as superior to other cough remedies. The Pioneer drug store offers it.
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W. J. Smith
Sanders
Ala
Pioneer Drug Store
Advertised letters for Dec 19 1908 list
Measrn C X Brigham L C Martin H I D Rook James Smith Claud Pierson Mrs H J Jackson Mrs L C Martin Miss Estella Dilts appear on the ad list. Public notices run in the local paper call attention to awaiting recipients and delivery arrangements.
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C. X. Brigham
L. C. Martin
Rook
James Smith
Claud Pierson
H. J. Jackson
Estella Dilts
Poultry Show Ends After Poor Public Interest
The Montpelier Poultry Association reports a well staged county show with about 350 chickens but insufficient public support to cover costs. With only 57 paid admissions on a busy Saturday, members decide to dissolve the show and divide remaining assets, blaming public indifference.
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Montpelier Poultry Association
Why Not A Farmers Institute For Montpelier
A well known farmer asks why Montpelier lacks a farmers institute. Other towns smaller than Montpelier host successful institutes with low cost and strong turnout. An institute would unite neighbors from northern Blackford and southern Wellin counties to discuss farm matters, and the editor pledges to help make it a success.
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Herald
Montpelier
Monntpelier
Blackford
Wellin
The Old Circus Foster Performance Reproduced Text
A reproduction of an old time circus poster text showcases grandiloquent language describing wondrous scenes and enchantment. The piece mentions zygodactylous birds and lore from Arabian Nights entertainments, with superintendents in courtly dress explaining details in suave terms.
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Webster
Lanndate
Worry and Happiness From Small Trifles
The author remarks that worry undermines happiness and urges people to avoid trifling irritants. It suggests those who receive benefits should express gratitude, while those who perform favors stay silent. The piece stresses self control and measured responses in daily life.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Praised by Cameron Woman
Mrs Mary Rob_inson of Cameron West Virginia recounts a severe cold last winter that left her unable to speak above a whisper. After one bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy she recovered in three days and now urges others to use it. For sale at The
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Chamberlin
Chamberlain
Pioneer Drug Store
Busy Saturday for Merchants as Christmas Shopping Grows
Saturday saw steady business with shoppers actively buying for Christmas. Merchants anticipate strong Christmas trade continuing through the week, mirroring last year’s heavy volume.
Lame Back Relief Ad Promotes Liniment and Cloth Bindings
The notice advertises Chamberlain's Liniment for back pain. It recommends two daily applications with five minutes of palm massage, then dampen a flannel piece and bind it to the sore seat. The Pioneer is listed as the seller.
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Chamberlain
Eee
Deputy Smith Heads Modern Protective Association Notice
D B Smith of Davis West Virginia is listed as deputy of the Modern Protective Association with a date of May 12 708 and location Davis W Va in this notice.
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D. B. Smith
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