Favorite Prescription Promises Womanly Health and Ease
An advertisement-style text extols Dr. R V Pierce and his Favorite Prescription as a cure for nervous weakness in women. It claims benefits including restored health, calm, regular menstruation, and easier childbirth, citing a testimonial from Marguerite Collin of Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute of
Buffalo
N.Y
Pierce
Marguerite Collin
Cutler, Algoma Co
Ont
Dr. Pierce
Local Notes Record Marriages Deaths and City Affairs
Julius Trenton and Miss Mary J. Pygus wed in Louisville with Justice Richards officiating. John W Hampfling wed Mrs Susan Bobbitt at 303 West Eighth. Edwin F Clegg and Mattie Viola Underwood eloped from Jeffersonville and married here. William Jones released from Reform School after five years for petit larceny. James Wright injured at government depot confines to home with a bruised leg. George W Miller's will filed. Mary Miller named sole beneficiary. estate valued at 25000. Mrs Mary Broner mourns death of daughter Mrs I W Wheeler in Fort Scott Kansas. Mrs E Masgana operated on for abdominal tumor. improving. Deaths: Mrs Elizabeth Austin at 75, formerly of Harrison county. Miss Edith Wootton at 18 from pneumonia. Financial: John McLeod reports January and February New Albany Electric Street Railway receipts and expenses. Ex-Congressman Robert J Tracewell in the city with remains of his father Judge William Tracewell. attended by B&O railroad officials.
Farewell for Baylor as he leaves for Grace Baptist
The Rev and Mrs W H Baylor received a farewell from the Baptist Tabernacle congregation at the Rouzer residence East Thirteenth and Spring streets. They depart this week for Baltimore where Mr Baylor will pastor Grace Baptist Church. Lucinda E Shipman dies after weeks with pneumonia at 60. Two sons survive. Reuben Binkley’s body found in the Ohio near New Amsterdam after two months missing. identification confirmed by brother Taylor Binkley. A 14 year old, Leonard Barton, is injured by a St Bernard bite on East Main Street. Dr Easley treats wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Baylor
Congregation of the Baptist Tabernacle
John Rouzer
East Thirteenth
Spring Streets
Baltimore
Mr. Baylor
Grace Baptist Church
Lucinda Shipman
John Shipman
East Fourteenth Street
James
Harry Shipman
Leonard F. Barton
East Main Street
John D. Harwood
East Main
Thirteenth Streets
Young Barton
Dr. Easley
Reuben Binkley
Harrison County
David Cole, Jr
Ohio River
Paris Hollow
New Amsterdam
Taylor Binkley
Dorbin Brother Dies. Rites Held At National Soldiers Cemetery
W N Dorbin a Civil War veteran and Otwell Pike county resident died Sunday at his Otwell home. He leaves a wife and two daughters. Remains arrived in Vincennes street over the Air Line at 5 35 PM Tuesday and were taken to the National Soldiers cemetery for interment. Funeral services were held at Orwell with the body escorted to the cemetery by a Sanderson Post G A R delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.N. Dorbin
J. W. Dorbin
Otwell
Pike County
Vincennes Street
National Soldiers’ Cemetery
Orwell
Sanderson Post
G. A R
Death of Rev Dr Jacob Rothweiler German Methodist elder
Rev Dr Jacob Rothweiler presiding elder of German Methodist churches in New Albany Louisville districts died at 70 from paralysis at his home 513 East Elm Street. He served nearly fifty years in ministry and led a vast district, with funeral 7:30 p.m. at the German Methodist church. Remains to be shipped to Columbus for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Rothweiler
New Albany
Louisville
East Elm Street
Rothweiler
Kansas
Columbus
Corea
Seymour
Evansville
State Line
Kentucky
Nashville
Tenn
German Methodist Church
W. A. Schruff
Breyfogle in $60,000 suit over stock debt in Indianapolis
Dr. Breyfogle figures in another U S court action at Indianapolis involving a $60,000 judgment secured by Buckeye Paving Co of Kentucky against Union Paving Co of New Jersey and Breyfogle. The New Jersey firm alleges owed stock money while Breyfogle denies any debt and claims insufficient evidence. Judge Baker grants thirty days for briefs on fact and law. Men and medicines are judged by what they do Hood's Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Breyfogle
United States
Indianapolis
Buckeye Paving Company
Kentucky
Union Paving Company of
New Jersey
Breyfogle
Baker
Litigantea
Hood
Indiana National Guard Company C Ships Out From New Albany
Company C of the First Regiment Indiana National Guard leaves New Albany at 7:30 AM for Indianapolis to mobilize for possible deployment. Thousands cheer as the nearly ninety strong unit marches to the Dinkey depot, led by the Silver Band and Mayor Armstrong, with tears in many eyes as mothers and sweethearts bid farewell.
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Armory
Spring
Vincennes
Coleman
Indianapolis
George Strack
Armstrong
Tribune
Company C
State Street
Dinkey
Pearl
Pearl Street
Jeffersonville
W. J. Coleman
J. R. Gebhart
F. McCurdy
Otha H. Gandy
Joe Fox
J. W. Yelton
Geo. Groves
Berry Harbeson
Chas. Miller
Harry Whiteman
Emil Barth
William Detrick
George Schuler
Borden
Borden College
W. W. Borden
Cure of Ithaca girl after illness with pink pills
On the verge of insanity Miss Hattie King of Ithaca New York was restored to health after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. Her stepfather Charles Burnett testifies to dizziness weakness kidney trouble coughing and fainting ending with full recovery after nine boxes of the medicine. The account is sworn before notary C R Wolcott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie King
Ithaca
N. Y
Miss King
Charles M. Burnett
Hattie
Dr. Williams
Wil
Remember the Maine banner trial in Company O
Dr. C. V. Kraft returns from Indianapolis stating no truth in claims that 19 of Company O members passed exams. He notes exams will be strict and likely at least thirty members may fail. Old members of Company C outperformed new recruits in foraging for grub and bedding amid ration uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Kraft
Indianapolis
Company O
Company C
Indiana National Guard sergeant marries before departure
Edwin C. Hopkins sergeant major of the First Regiment and Miss Lou E. Kennedy wed at Col. Rowland A. Kennedy's home. The ceremony, rushed to fit the regiment's 7:30 departure, was performed by Rev. J. W. Clokey as Hopkins rushed from a late-night call to secure a license and reach the armory in time. Mrs. Hopkins will stay with her parents until his return. Hopkins is a partner in McKay & Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin C. Hopkins
Indiana National Guard
Lou E. Kennedy
Rowland A. Kennedy
National Soldiers
Ekin Avenue
J. W. Clokey
Sergeant Hopkins
Miss Kennedy
Sauer
Dr Clokey
Chaplain Clokey
Spring
Vincennes Street
Quart Shop Decision Impacts Liquor Sales Across City
The supreme court ruling in the quart shop law case is hailed by saloonists and prohibitionists as a major victory. Opponents, described as wholesale draggists, argue the law will require licenses for all liquor sales under five gallons, expanding regulation to nearly 200 drug stores and groceries in Indianapolis and Marion County, with potential revenue of about 75 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Indianapolis
Marion County
Rheumatism Cured by Chamberlain's Pain Balm
W J Cuyler of Red Creek New York praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism and household use. He calls it a splendid liniment and valuable. The note also mentions Mr Cuyler as a leading local merchant and prominent resident, with druggist C D Knoefel selling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Cuyler
Red Creek
N.Y
Cuyler
W. G. Phippin
Married couple from city wed in Jeffersonville
Wilbur Mitchell and Miss Sadie Lindon of this city were married at Jeffersonville last night. It notes caution against reckless criticism of others and hints at possible family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Mitchell
Sadie Lindon
Jeffersonville
Mystery of Why People Eat Indigestible Things
A puzzled question explores why many individuals consume items that cannot be digested despite the abundance of edible options. The statement notes the paradoxical behavior and invites reflection on dietary choices and remedies.
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REW
Albury Tribune
Julius Trenton
Mary J. Pygus
Justice Richards
David Cook
Sellersburg
Clark County
Harvey Baker
John W. Hampfling
Susan Bobbitt
West Eighth Street
Rev
O. E. Palmer
Edwin F. Clegg
Mattie Viola Underwood
William Jones
Reformatory
James Wright
East Third
Main Streets
George W. Miller
Clerk Goodwin
Mary Miller
Mr. Miller
Mary Broner
East Oak Street
I. W. Wheeler
Fort Scott
Kan
Mooresville
E. Masgana
East Market Street
Prof. Anderson
University of Louisville
Schwartz
Masgana
Elizabeth Austin
John D. Austin
Presa Merriman
Griffin Street
William S. Austin
Silver Grove
Edith Wootton
E. B. Wootton
Short
Shelby Street
John McLeod
New Albany Electric Street Railway
Washington
Robert J. Tracewell
Treasury
Washin
William Tracewell
Corydon
West Virginia
Lucinda E. Shipman
Wis
W. N. Dorbin
W. L. Breyfogle
1.N. 6
Governor Mount
Chas. Cheap
John Chamberlain
Lloyd Hough
Herman Gualitz
Chas. Goodwin
Ed Crutchfield
Bert Glore
Edw. Hogan
Frank Stay
R. A. Jacobus
Stanley Keas
Lloyd Keasner
Wa. Lynch
Oscar Leach
Chas. Moss
Bert Mays
Owen Magness
Jno
McHenry
A. F. McDonal
Chas. McCory
Ode Robertson
John Sowle
Clark Stelle
Arthur Tevis
Marshall Wilson
W. B. Tennyson
Bert McWilliam
R. L. Hays
Hegewald Hubert Graham
Louis Lampke
Walter Curry
Ned Dryer
W. M. Schrot
Duggin
Greenaway
Harry Beers
Todd
C. W. Stolzer
J.B. Johnson
O. T. Shoemaker
W. D. Richards
J.S. Davis
Joe Keen
W. B. Stephenson
H. C. Bauerla
Oscar Darnell
John McMahel
Walt McCardy
Chas. Munz
Dallas McIntyre
Clarence Reible
J. L. Spence
Arthur Spence
Ellias Whiteman
Jess Palmer
W. A. Hamilton
Earl Edmondson
A. H. Krohn
John Haywood
Chas
W. Losson
John Lampke
Henry Knauer
John Hammond
Homer Bailey
J. ©. Lutz
John Weber
Homer Greenaway
Delbert Tegarden
Schechter
Marion Johnson
Earl M. Johnson
C. W. Roche
T. O. Bumpus
C. D. Smart
A. F. Goodbub
R. Middleton
Chas. Geers
Fred Knapp
Bruce Eailey
George H. Pennington
D. R. Gebhart
Leo H. Pennington
Martin Linne
Port Fulton
Harry Buerk
U. S. Navy
B. & O. S. W. Company
Otto Largent
Company C,i.n.g
City Hall
Hugh Largent
Indiana
Union
Fort Wayne
Ellen Perrine
Clifford Cherry
Mr. Cherry
Goshen
Ellen Rogers
Warren E. Burns
Chicago
Springfield, Ill
Indianapolis News
Frank Heckel
Gus Wrege
Ft. Slocum
Frank Crazan
United States Navy
Prof
Crozan
West Market Street
Navy
Company C. I. N. G
Company D. of Washington
Helen
Maine
Spain
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