Cures Woman s Weaknesses With Favorite Prescription
An ad style summary discusses Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription as a tonic for women’s reproductive disorders. It cites Unicorn root Golden Seal root and Patience Ellingwood M D noting relief from back pain, oligomenorrhea, low mood, and chronic gynecologic issues. The piece features endorsements from medical figures and claims broad efficacy for women’s ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
John Fyfe
Pat.inley Ellingwood
Bennett ‘Medical College
Chi Saya
Vane
Nic
Solow
M. D
Jefferson
Gola
Local New Albany items feature wills and church progress
Alfred W. Wiley named executor of Isabelle Devoe estate. Mrs Beharrell named executrix of Rev T G Beharrell will with $8500 bond. St Marys church brickwork finished by Miles Kehoe. Public school in New Albany township opens for fall term. Knights of Pythias to nominate John W Gaither for grand outer guard at Indianapolis meeting. St Marys Knobs ladies plan a four day bazar for church building fund. Malinda Ruffing's will filed. Deristun W McKown named executor. Floyd county council to elect successors after resignations. balance to be six Democrats and one Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Catholic
Miles Kehoe
Sarah BE. Heharrell
T. G Beharrell
Bowens Lodge
Knights of Pythias
John W. Gaither
Grand Lodge
Indianapolis
Ladies of
Malinda Ruffing
Deristun W McKown
William Rutting
Andrew T. Evans
Floyd County
Jever Klerner
J. H Cole
Trinity M E church unanimously adopts Reverend Beck pastorship
The fourth quarterly conference of Trinity M E church passes a resolution to request the return of Rev Frank Orman Beck as pastor for the next year. The resolution goes to the acting bishop at the annual Shelbyville conference. Beck has grown the church with membership gains and a new Sunday school addition funded by a rising tithes and development fund. A note mentions Foley’s Grino Laxative as a new remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M. E. Church
Frank Orman Beck
Shelbyville
Mr Beck
Grim Reaper Claims Local Residents In Recent Deaths
Obituaries from the city note the deaths of Jacob Haffen at his daughter’s home after a lingering illness. He was 85, German-born, a Civil War veteran, and survived by seven children and fourteen grandchildren. Funeral at his residence then German M E church with burial at Fairview. Also listed are Mrs. Jennie Dewharst Morris dying after a hospital surgical operation at 55, with husband Frank M. Morris and two sons and a daughter. services held at Centenary M E Church and burial at Fairview. Emma Graham, 84, longtime resident and missionary worker, dies at Capt James M. Graham’s home. to be buried at Fairview cemetery with services at Second Presbyterian Church. she leaves two sisters and a brother.
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Jacob Haffen
Peter Knipe
Germany
Monon Company
Johann Haffen
Mra
Carl Haffen
Louise Gordon
Anna
Elia Haffen
George Haffen
Arlington
Cal
Wrest
M E
0. H Miller
Fairview Cemetery
Jennie Dewharst Morris
Frank M. Morris
St. Edward's Hospital
Marshall
Brank Morrie
Misa Eliza Mors
Centenary M. E. Church
East Market Street
J H.osmes
Centenary Church
Fairview Competery
Emma Graham
James M. Graham
East Oak Street
Second Presbyterian Church
Thomas L Grant
Julia A. Very
Capt. Graham
Capt
Graham
Drowned man from Louinville in river near city
Fred Walsh, a worker at Indiana Panel and Veneer Company, from Louinville, boarding in East Elm Street, drowned Sunday morning in the river about three miles below the city. His body had not been recovered as rescue attempts failed after cramps while bathing with companions at the Indiana side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Walsh
Louinville
Indiana Panel and Veneer Wompany Co
Silver Street
Mra
Mattie Flanagan
East Elm Street
Walsab
Louisville Sanday
Fred Molle
Indiana
Waleh
Floyd county approves annual appropriations and tax levy
Floyd county council adopted the staying year appropriation ordinance after a Friday meeting, boosting the tax levy. Allocations include salaries for county officials, school and hospital costs, courthouse and jail repairs, door to door services, endurance of indigent and poor relief, debt service, printing, and miscellaneous per diems and office expenses across multiple departments and townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd County
Secretary Board of Health
Couauty
New Albany
Greenville
Georgetown
Lafayette
Franklin Township
St. Edward’s Hospital
Board of Review
Hira
Floyd County Women’s Temperance Union Holds Annual Meeting
The Floyd County Women’s Christian Temperance Union held its annual meeting at West Market street headquarters. Miss Mayme Geyser won the oratorical contest at the Baptist Tabernacle. Officers were reelected: President Mrs Anna Jones Recording Secretary Rose Pritchett Corresponding Secretary Emma Enogleman Treasurer Ida Woelfling Loyal Legion Superintendent Mrs Etta Davis. Temperance recitations were given by several members and guests enjoyed lunch served by the New Albany Union. Five finalists competed in the oratorical contest including Mabel Rineberger Ollie Davis Maud Jackson and Helen Geyser. The winner spoke on A Voice from the Poorhouse.”
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Floyd County Women’s Christian Temperance Union
West Market Street
Baptist Tabernacle
Mayme Geyser
Mra
Anna Jones
Rose Pritchett
Galena
Alva
Emma Enogleman
Georgetown
Ida Woelfling
Loyal Legion
Etta Davis
Pritchett
Kate Gardner
Matilda Hanewald
Lotcie Flanagan
Mra. Woelfling
New Albany Union
Misa Geyser
Mabel Rineberger
Ollie Davis
Maud Jackson
Helen Geyser
Poorhouse
Flora Yates
Columbus Rineberger
Hauls Water From Salem To Supply Monon Engines
Water scarcity at Salem forces the Monon to haul water to the town. Special trains run twice daily, each carrying eight cars with ten thousand gallons per car. The pumping station has exhausted its supply while dry weather fuels minor fires near the woods and fields. Creek is reported as lower than in twenty years.
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Salem
Monon
Ita
Koobs
Best the World Affords Bucklen Arnica Salve Endorsement
J W Jonking of Chapel Hill N O extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best in the world. He says it cured a felon on his thumb and reliably heals every acre burn or wound it is applied to. Available for 35 cents at Chas D Knopfel's drug store.
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Bucklen
J. W. Jonking
Chapel Hill
Chas D. Knopfel
Remedy That Does King New Discovery Heals Longstanding Cough
Mrs E R PierMon of Ambro Centre Pa praises Dr King's New Discovery for curing her long standing threat and lung trouble. The remedy reputedly heals throat and lung ailments others only temporarily relieved by other treatments. Sold at Obas D Knopfels drug store. 50c and $1.00 trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obas D. Knopfel
Objections to Hoosier block on East Tenth squares
Property holders between Spring and Oak streets protested a board of works decision to use Hoosier block for two squares. Jefferson County Construction Company had won the contract after years of debate over brick, macadam, and asphalt. The board now asks the city attorney to report on rescinding and may delay brick laying until a final choice is made.
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East Tenth
Spring
Oak Streets
Board of
Board of Works
Eleventh Atreat
Tenth
Eleventh
Tenth Street
Oak and
Quibertson Avenue
Peebles
Oak
Spring Streets
Hoosier Block
Weathers
It Can't He Heat. The Best of All Teachers Is Experience
It Can't He Heat. O M Harden of Silver City North Carolina says Ind Electric Bittere does all that it’s claimed for it for stomach liver and kidney trouble it can’t be beat He finds it excellent medicine Mr Harden is right it’s the best of all medicines also for weak nerves lame back and run down conditions Also good for chills and malaria Sold under guarantees at Knoefel’s drug store 50c
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O. M. Harden
Silver City
North Carolina
Mr. Harden
Lama
Has. D. Knoefel
Street Contracts Awarded for East Oak and Tenth Streets
At the board of public works meeting Jefferson County Construction Co. won contracts for East Oak Street from Tenth to Eleventh, and East Tenth Street to Culbertson Avenue. Bids used Peebles Red Paver, $5.48 per linear foot for Oak and $3.43 for Tenth. John O. Conklin supported Red Paver due to a single property owner. Concreting on Tenth to Oak to begin next Monday. full Oak and Tenth to Culbertson likely finished in 30 days. Masson County Construction named New Albany Trust as financial agent. Traction company authorized to raise tracks at West Fleet and Spring Streets at own expense.
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Board of Public Works
Jefferson County Construction Company
East Oak
Tenth
Eleventh Street
East Tenth Street
Oak Street
Culbertaon Avenue
Peebles
Hoomer
John O. Conklin
Tenth Street
Eleventh
Oak Snd
Divorces Filed In Corydon Circuit Court
Mrs Maggie Boston of Bradford sues for divorce from Dr Charles H Boston alleging cruel treatment and seeks alimony after his reported disappearance. He returned home a day later after a trip to Fall City and Florida property. Mrs Mattie Smith also petitions Corydon court for divorce from James J Smith amid claims of cruel treatment and a $5000 alimony with Major W Fank as attorney.
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Maggie Boston
Bradford
Feas
Charles H. Boston
Harrison Circuit
Corydon
Mattie Smith
Harrison Circuit Court
James J. Smith
Smith
Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers
An advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar provides immediate relief to asthma sufferers in severe stages and asserts that timely use will effect a cure attributed to 0. D. Knoefel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
D. Knoefel
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NEW Albany Tribune
Alfred W. Wiley
Isabelle Devoe
New Albany Township
Kraft
F. C. Beck
Knoefel
Grim Reaper
Prane M. Morris
Ohio River
Bright
O D Knoefel
Misa Ella Johnson
Laura Schwartz
Miltown
J. N. Solliday
A. J. Wood
Oxford
Kan
Will Lopp
Grant Line
Strand Bullitt
Kentucky
Mias
Susie Dowerman
Jackson County
Charles Bott
Fay Voylea
Palmyra
Jeffersonville
Joseph L. Duggine
Katie I. Bell
Justice Huckeby
Ruoff
Charles Bowman
East Third Street
Ohair
Hhis
Harry W. Baker
Emma M. Hobo
H. Miller
German Methodist Church
Clarence .Tracy
Alice Thomas
Chicago
Cbriatian
B. F. Cato
Eddy L. Maullings
The
Tribune
the Tribune Company Printers Publishers Binders
Pearl Street
Caveney & Co
Esus Parker
William Sloemer
Claude Sittason
Charles W. Long
Walter W. Bulliet
GEO. H
Main St
Comb
Charles L. Jewett
Henry E. Jewett
Lawyers
WEW
Albany
Ind
George B. Cardwill
Peter Klerner
East
Thomas and Market
Sia
New Alhany
Stotsenburg
Weathers Attorneys AT Law
Hedden Brook
Cor
Floyd, Clark Harrison, Crawford
Adjoining Counties
Geo. S. Graf
Malm Street
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