Does Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription help women sufferings
Retrospect argues the value of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women facing health decline from marriage and motherhood. It cites Mrs EB Nations of Arkansas praising renewed strength, freer activity, and improved well being after a month of treatment, claiming recovery in housework and garden tasks and a return to youthfulness. The ad also promotes Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as remedies for biliousness and headaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Local News Notes From New Albany and Area
Johnson Rice receives eight dollar monthly pension while Frederick Mensch gains an increase to fourteen. Judge Henry hears the Rankin quarry suit under advisement. Delegates return pleased by Adam Heimberger for clerk of the supreme court. Plank Road stockholders set June 18 meeting to elect seven directors. Dr. Ferguson assesses smallpox status with no local cases reported. Oliver M. Tichenor drowns near Princeton trying to save a girl. Dr. A H Hon expelled from Bloomington Christian church amid sensational charges. City council members Hallett, Riely, McGrain resign over Corydon waterworks dispute. Supreme Court upholds lower court against Commercial Insurance Company on book examination limits. Minne Turner sues for divorce from Radford Turner. requests $25 monthly support and an injunction on farm disposal. Epworth League convention set for Leavenworth June 17 and 18.
Local Methodist services and court cases noted in Harrison
The first evening will feature the Lord's supper with Presiding Elder John Poucher officiating. Miss Kate Petery Miss Minnie Stoy Miss Amelia Baggerly and Mr Otho Morris will read papers. Rev. Albert Hurlstone of Trinity M E church closes with an address. Laura Snyder sued Valentin Siple executor over 1400 missing trunk funds. the court ruled for Siple. William Miller vs P C C St L Co awarded 2750 for injuries from a Dinkey train incident. jury answered 103 questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
John Poucher
Kate Petery
Minnie Stoy
Amelia Baggerly
Otho Morris
Albert Hurlstone
Trinity M E. Church
Laura Snyder
Valentine Siple
Sallie Siple
Harrison Circuit Court
J H. Weathers
Marriages Reported From Local Churches and Cities
Henry A Walter and Theresa Hebach wed at St Marys Church by Rev Father Faber on Tuesday. Conrad John and Emma Perrin married at St Marys Catholic church on the knobs by Rev Father Hildebrand. Mrs Armand Stratton has joined her husband in Allegheny Pa. Robert Minor to wed Virginia Sowle June 18. They will live on East Eighth between Elm and Oak in a groom furnished home. George W Rakestraw and Lorena Bender married last night at the bride parents home in Louisville. Delia Allen and Daniel Sanders married Sunday May 25 in Gallatin Tenn. They will reside in Bowling Green Ky where groom works. Delia Allen, daughter of Oscar Allen, met him in Gallatin by appointment.
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Henry A. Walter
Theresa Hebach
Father Faber
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Conrad John
Emma Perrin
the Knobs
Father Hildebrand
Armand Stratton
George Devenish
Allegheny
Robert Minor
Virginia Sowle
East Eighth
Elm
Oak Streets
George W. Rakestraw
Lorena Bender
Broadway
Louisville
Delia Allen
Benjamin Detrick
East Main Street
Daniel Sanders
Bowling Green
Gallatin
Tenn
Miss Allen
Oscar Allen
German Citizen Named George Schaub Credits Pain Balm Cure
George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio reports his wife suffered eight weeks with back pain. After using Chamberlains Pain Balm she felt reborn within days and the pain vanished before finishing the bottle. The liniment is sold by CO Knoefel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schaub
New Lebanon
Ohio
Dyton Volkezeriun
Chamberlain
CO. D. Knoefel
Flag Day Call Promotes Reverence for Stars and Stripes
The American Flag Association urges nationwide observance of June 14 1902 marking the flag’s anniversary of adoption in 1777. The circular urges display from churches schools public buildings and homes and notes renewed beauty and fear for liberty’s foes. Also advertises Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with local seller Knoefel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Flag Association
Association
Zenor Renominated for Fourth Term in Congress
Congressman W. T. Zenor of Corydon was renominated by acclamation at a district meeting in the opera house for his fourth term. John Benz of Leavenworth chaired the convention with Harry Montgomery of Jeffersonville as secretary. Resolutions endorsed Henry Watterson for platform committee, Adam Heimberger for Supreme Court reporter, and praised Zenor’s past service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Zenor
Corydon
Opera House
John Benz
Leavenworth
Harry Montgomery
Jeffersonville
Zenor
Henry Watterson
Adam Heimberger
The
Supreme Court
Zanor
Premium Awards At Floyd County Strawberry Fair
The Floyd County Horticultural and Agricultural Society awarded premiums at its annual strawberry fair near Duncan on May 31. Prizes covered strawberries cherry and cake categories with judges from New Albany and Georgetown. meeting plans and secretary Mrs. W. G Swift noted.
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Floyd County Horticultural and Agricultural Society
Duncan
Gandy
S. Duncan
Bismarck
H. B. Stoy
Thomas Hanger
Richmond
George
May Duke
Mr. Noble Tresewriter
G. Harrell
H .B. Stoy
Chas
Sponge
8. Duncan
Nannie Hanger
Hazel Knieriemen
H. Tresewriter
Maud
Maud Hanger
H. B Stoy
Flowers
Spence
Needham
New Albany
Chas. Waltz
Georgetown
Webster
Missa
Man from Cannelton to Undergo Eye Lid Replacement
Edward Sugg, of Cannelton, severely injured in the Georgetown wreck last October, visited the city then will travel to Louisville for an operation to replace eye lids destroyed in the crash. He lost sight in one eye and skin grafts were needed on his face. His railroad friends donated skin. He wears dark glasses now and remains in good spirits, heavier since the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sugg
Cannelton
Georgetown
Louisville
Sugg
Heirs Claim Estate Left by Dayton Uncle Cain
Letter Carrier Foster O Neil and sisters Mrs Sallie Campbell and Mrs Emma McPherson were named heirs of Charles Cain of Dayton Ohio. Chiefs of Police received notice from Dayton attorneys Carr Allaman Kennedy that the estate is being settled. The Ohio heirs will prove heirship to receive their share.
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Foster O’ Neil
Bank Street
Sallie Campbell
West Main Street
Emma McPherson
West Market Street
Charles Cain
Dayton
Montgomery County
Ohio
Cain
Margaret O'Neil
Alexander O'Neil
O’neil
Adams
Carr, Allaman & Kennedy
Educate Your Bowelse With Cuscareta
An ad touts Cuscareta candy Seer as a cure for constipation with a money back refund offer if C Q C fails. The advertisement emphasizes a 20 cent price and urges readers to try the product despite unclear wording.
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C.Q.C
Indiana Officials Allocate 800 for Smallpox Control
Gov Durbin convenes with Auditor of State Secretary of State and State Board of Health to allocate 800 from the board’s annual allowance to fund investigations and quarantine in towns and cities. Emergency fund remains untouched. Also a local retailer promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy urging families to stock up before summer.
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Durbin
Auditor of State
Secretary of State
State Board of Health of
Indiana
C. D. Knoefel
White caps whip woman near Marengo in Crawford county
Mrs. Otto Hanger living about two miles from Marengo was whipped by a white cap band for alleged cruelty to her children. She was seized from her home and severely chastised with a warning to improve. The mob announced further visits if new cruelty reports arise. A Marengo resident relayed the event in city. Also an advertisement for Me Hobbs Sparagus Pills claims kidney cure with a sample free from Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago.
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Otto Hanger
Marengo
Crawford County
Me Hobbs
Add
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Diocese Renamed Indianapolis Diocese In Indiana Region
The Episcopal diocese for the southern half of Indiana will be renamed the Diocese of Indianapolis. At a St Pauls Indianapolis convention the new constitution changed the diocesan body from a convention to a council and approved plans for a new episcopal residence at Sixteenth Street and Central Avenue costing about 11000. Rev D O Wright of St Pauls led unfinished business and mission appointments were announced with Judge J H Stotsenbarg on parish admissions.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
St. Paul's Church
Sixteenth Street
Central Avenue
D. O Wright
St. Paul's
J. H Stotsenbarg
Wright
Board of Missions
Real Estate Transfers Listed in County Records
A series of deeds records show transfers including Nicholas Bettinger to Frank Zips meister for 28 2 6 with 400 dollars. Thomas J. Lang to Charles M. Mosier for 60 acres valued at 1800. and Mosier back to Lang for 25 by 120 feet of lots 1 and 2 at 1800. Additional transfers include Robert E. Woods to Frank Stoops for 1314 acres at 400. George Phelps to Foster Phelps totaling 800 with undivided shares. William P. Bullard to William E. Mathes for 1 north of lot 22 at 725. Addison D. Graham to Sherman Rogers for lot 69 Market street at 1000. Lydia L. Ford to J G and Troman Ford for 40 acres at 100. John Jacoby to George H. Aldrich for east 35 feet of lot 48 at 2000. Simonson to James Croxall for west 30 feet of lot 78 Elm street at 1200. Eliza K. Miller to Susie Morton for 58 acres and 4 more acres in Harrison county at 1600. The notice ends with an editor’s note endorsing Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for a child’s whooping cough.
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Nicholas Bettinger
Frank Zipsmeister
Thomas J. Lang
Charles M. Mosier
Charles W. Mosier
Robert E. Woods
Frank Stoops
Illinois
George Phelps
Foster C Phelps
William P. Bullard
William E. Mathes
West Second Street
Addison D. Graham
Sherman T. Rogers
Market Street
Lydia L. Ford
J.G. and
Troman Ford
John Jacoby
George H. Aldrich
Pat
BE. Simonson
James R. Croxall
Elm Street
Eliza K. Miller
Susie P. Morton
Harrison County
Signature on Wrapper of QWENS PINK MIXTURE Labels
A historical ad copy notes the signature on the wrapper of the QWENS PINK MIXTURE product used since birth and lasting until the baby's teeth appear. It claims the signature marks the genuine article and directs readers to all druggists.
TERSE TETEGRAMS INVALIDATED EVENTS OF THE DAY
One man was killed and three badly injured in an Illinois Central freight wreck. A Trigg County man was killed by dynamite used for fishing. Taft greeted at the Vatican by Cardinal Rampolla with interpreter Bishop O Gorman. Firemen and pumpmen in the anthracite district largely obeyed a strike order. Indiana authors raised 2500 dollars for the Harrison memorial. US Supreme Court adjourned for the term. reconvenes Oct 18. Roosevelt upbeat on peace. Edward receives many congratulatory telegrams. Emperor William’s message noted.
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Trigg County
Gov
Taft
Vatican
Rampolla
O’gorman
Ninty
Indiana
Indianapolis
Harrison Memorial Fund
Supreme Court of the United States
South Africa
Pops
Roosevelt
Illinois
Michigan
New Mexico
Texas
South
Edward
William
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NEW Albany Tribune
Johnson Rice
Frederick Mensch
Henry Perrette
John Rankin
Henry
Vincennes and New Albany Plank Road Company
Merchants’ National Bank
Ferguson
State Board of Health
Oliver M. Tichenor
Princeton
A. H. Hon
Bloomington
Christian Church
State of
Commercial Insurance Company
Minne P. Turner
Radford
E.’Turner
O. D. Kelso
Jewett & Jowett
William Miller
Circuit Court
Miller
Jewett & Jewett
M. Z Stannard and
McIntyre & James
Ninth Street
Knoefel
Horticultural and Agricultural Society
J. Duncan
Ethel Hanger
J Duncan
Caramel
Noble Tresenriter
George Harrell
Marbie
D. Tresenriter
O. D. Knoefel
American Mutual Life Ins. Co
Elkhart, Ind
Crecelius
Drug Store
E. Main St
Peart
de Ci
Benma Rer
Pinkham
Pierce
Paine
McLaughlin
Warner
Tetlow
Cardus
Carter
Invig
Der
Stotsenburg & Weathers
Attorneys AT Law
Doerhoefer Block
Pearl & Market
Floyd, Clark, Harrison, Crawford
Episcopal Diocese of
H. J. Stricefaden
World-Herald
Fair Haven
Wash
C. D. Knoeler
Tribune
Conner
Charles L. Jewett
Henry E. Jewett
Masonic
Ind
Peter Klerner
Main, East
Thomas and Market Streets
New Albany, Indiana
Justice OF the Peace
New Ilbany
CPT
James H. Meekin
Flid County
General Assembly
M. L. Unvergi Larnosnces Himself
Ag Rcandinat
Tretsarer
Conny Recorder
Hevry J Kou’t
County Recorder
Edwin F. Catley
Union Labor
Floyd County
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