Do You Open Your Mouth Like a Young Bird for Food
Ad promoting Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women’s ailments. Claims include relief from irregularities, headaches, back pain, pelvic distress, and nervous symptoms. Describes use during menses, nursing, and pregnancy preparation. Invites requests for a free booklet from Dr. RB Pierce’s Invalides Hotel and Gulharl Institute in Buffalo.
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Pierce
Sohe
RB. V. Pierce
Invalides’ Hotel and Gurahal Institute
Buffalo
Local News Notes From Charlestown Area
Rail line extensions and public works updates fill local notes. Post office establishes railway mail service between French Lick and Jasper while Charien W Carroll sails to Norfolk for navy duty. Other items cover injuries, clergy travel, and a state charities committee appointment.
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Post Office Department
French Lick
Jasper
Old Resident George T Hood Sr Dies After Long Illness
George T Hood Sr an old city resident died Sunday morning at his son John L Hood s home 905 East Market Street from injuries sustained in a fall two years earlier at his son s Indianapolis residence He was eighty six a German native who came to America as a youth and lived here over sixty years a shoemaker by trade and longtime operator of a baby shop He belonged to St Mary s Catholic church He is survived by his wife nine children twenty one grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Funeral services were held Tuesday at 9 o clock from St Mary s Catholic Church.
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George T. Hood, Sr
John L. Hood
East Market Street
Indianapolis
Mr. Hood
Germany
America
Spring
Elm Streets
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Caroline Barkboess
Amelia Shea
George
Mary Lamley
Julia Keatting
William and Henry Hood
Louisville
Maggie Lamb
St. Louie
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Epworth League reforms governance to executive committee
Epworth League delegates at Lake Winona vote to place control in an executive committee formed by three presidents of Indiana Methodist conferences. The change ends state cabinet authority, requires no state conventions unless the committee authorizes, and aims for closer ties between district and state leagues. The report includes a testimonial about Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
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Indians Epworth League
Lake Winona
Indiana Methodist Conferences
Indiana League
George W. Switzer
Lafayette
Strong Republican ticket nominated at Corydon convention
The Harrison county Republican convention at the Corydon fair grounds named a solid ticket with J. P. Loudon as Representative, Philip Sea cat as Clerk, William Taylor as Auditor, Alvan Ward as Sheriff, William D. Rarnea as Treasurer, James Blake as Coroner, and John Atkins and John Reev as Commissioners. Hon James E. Watson spoke for an hour and a half to thousands. Republicans forecast bright prospects for November. Also a testimonial from Cedar View merchant B. G. Stewart praising Dr King’s New Life Pills at Obas Kaoe el’a drug store.
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Harrison County
Fair Grounds
Corydon
J. P. Loudon
Philip
Seacat
William Taylor
Alvan Ward
William D. Rarnea
James Blake
John Atkins
John Reev
James E. Watson
Watson
Bryan's Chances and Wood Pavement Ideas Stated
The Philadelphia Press outlines Bryan's path to victory needing the solid South New York New Jersey Connecticut and Oklahoma plus another large state. It discusses street paving in New Albany noting wood creosoted pavement offers durability and clean wear with higher first cost but long term value.
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New York
Philadelphia
Indiana
New Jeresy
Connecticut
Oklahoma
New Jersey
Bryan
Ohio
Nebraska
Leset
Illinois
Cleveland
New Albany
Architects’ and Builders’ Journal
Middle West
Local society notes span visits and weddings across towns
Miss Irma Brown visits English August Bates then Birdseye while Mrs E O Sieboldt goes to White Sulphur Springs. Mr and Mrs Thomas A Horrigan of East Market street visit French Lick Springs. Grace, Eather Mathera and Ethel Davis return from Georgetown. Ida Lindemans Ada Grok and Margaret Lammon stay with Emma Cravene at Hardinsburg. Hildred Funk visits Palmyra then camps with parents at Ohantangaa. Winston Campbell and Mary Hooper wed last week in Detroit visit here. Mrs Tuley returns from French Lick Springs with sister Mrs Maio of Greenville. Oliver Cromwell and Miss Jennie Miller from Elizabeth marry Rev Robinson at Central Hotel. Rose Deatrick recovering at home on East Main Street after St Edwards Hospital. Mr and Mrs Herman Brown Sr host a surprise party at 142 West Spring Street for their 25th wedding anniversary and Mrs Brown’s birthday.
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August Bates
Birdseye
E O. H. Sieboldt
Thomas A. Horrigan
East Market Street
French Lick Springs
Grace
Eather Mathera
Ethel Davis
Georgetown
Ida Lindemans
Ada Grok
Margaret Lammon
Emma Cravene
Haredinsburg
Hildred EB. Funk
Palmyra
Ohantangaa
Winston Campbell
Bride
Mary Hooper
City
Detroit
W. F. Tuley
R. P. Maio
Greenville
Oliver Cromwell
Jennie Miller
Elizabeth
Robinson
Central Hotel
Rose Deatrick
St. Edward’s Hospital
East Main Street
Herman Brown
West Spring Street
Stetson Widow Weds Portuguese Count in Philadelphia
Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Stetson widow of John B Stetson and former Orleans Paoli teacher marries Count Eulalia a Portuguese consul and sculptor at her Philadelphia home The couple’s names and backgrounds are noted with Stetson’s death referenced and a medical advert follows mentioning Foley's Kidney Cure by C D Knoefel.
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Sarah Elizabeth Stetson
John B. Stetson
Philadelphia
Orleans
Count Santa Roulalia
Portugal
Sarah Elizabeth Shindler
Paoli
Stetson
Count Eulalia
Alvixo de Quieros Ribeiro de
County borrows money for jail improvements
The county council met in special session at the Auditor Julian Miller’s office to authorize a 18 month loan of $6,000 at 6 percent interest for jail improvements. The board planned a second reading and adoption of the ordinance, arrangements having been made to borrow the funds. A C D Knovel.
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Julian Miller
Silver Grove School Dissolves Local Corporation
At a Friday town trustees meeting Silver Grove dissolves its school corporation and places 150 pupils under New Albany township schools. A new school building is likely funded by the township with a lot at Indiana and Morton avenues possibly donated. The existing special 55 cent school tax to fund tuition for Silver Grove students will be abolished.
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Silver Grove
New Albany
Indiana and
Morton Avenues
Street improvements discussed by board of work
The board of work discussed cooperation with county township and Silver Grove for Silver street and Beeler street improvements. Silver street grade likely from Spring to Elm or Oak with gutters tiled to prevent washing. Beeler street to be graded. County Commissioner Stein offers cooperation with city with small outlay. Health board notes holes on Thoman street north of Ekin avenue to be filled. Southern Railway to stop blocking Eighteenth street crossing. Also a note on climate related illnesses and Electric Bitters as a remedy offered by Chad D. Knoefel’s drug store at 60c.
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Board of Work
Silver Grove
Silver Street
Beeler Street
Peter Stein
Board of Health
Thoman
Ekin Avenue
Southern Railway Company
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Navy
Norfolk
Ruth McCulloch
Walter McCalloch
Sience
Midway
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Edward Avastin
Lexington
Ind
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Amon O. Butler
Board of State Charities
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State Board
South Bend
Charlestown
Old Settlers’ Association of
Clark County
W. E. Cox
Edmund A. Neville
St. Paul’s Epicopal Church
Wesatmineter Abbey
London
Glasgow Scotland
Portland Avenue
Thirty First Street
J.R Murphy
Milltown
Oscar Dean
Campbellsburg
L. G. Black
Little York
Shelbyville
Markemen
Indiana National Guard
Dspt
Harry H. Austin
Fira Regiment
B. Middleton
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Fort Perry
George Hood, Sr
Epworth League
Bucklen
Charlea F. Budabo
Tracy
California
Chas. D. Knoefel
Strong
B. G. Stewart
Cedar View
Misa
Dr. King
Obas
D. Kaoeel
Foley
D. Knoefel
Irma Brown
C. D. Knoefel
Consumyn A. A. Herren
Fioch
Ark
O. D. Knovfel
Dodgers
Mil
the Tribune Company
Pearl St
Chad D. Knoefel'a
Stotsenburg & Weathers Attorneys AT Law
Hedder
Ployd, Clark Harrison, Crawford
George B. Cardwill
Fkc
New Albany Ind
Charles L. Jewett Menry E. Jewett
Lawyers
Peter Klerner
East
Thomas and Market
Und
New Albany Mfg. Co. Foundry and Machine Shop
Tenth and Water Sts
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Main St
Fred M. Jackson
Love
New Albuny Township
John A Hinds
New aAlbany Township
Thomas E. Fogle
Floyd Wir
GEO. S. Graf
Main Street
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