Indiana News Highlights From Evansville To Huntington
In Evansville families suffered after eating pork possibly infested with trichina. A gas explosion in Shelbyville injured Mrs. Pratt after a stove incident. Boston orphans found homes in Huntington amid a strong adoption demand. Porter county farmer David Gibbons swindled by English lawyers chasing a fake fortune. Other items report burglaries, fires, a bridge of misfortune, and various local incidents across Indiana.
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Mary Babcock
Elizabeth Graham
Evansville
Shelbyville
T. C. Pratt
David Aibnons
Porter County
Gibbons
England
Leo
GS Proard Unser
Ebopte
Oma Sen
Femood
Judee
H.W. Yanky
Asband
Henry County
J.C. Heaton
Smithville
Monroe County
Mary Cawinenn
Marvin Campbell
South Bend
Indiana
Die l
Valparaiso
Tipton
A. S. Nicker
Asteep
E. Fryys
St Joseph
Crawfordsville
Walter Lane
Maude Brooks
George Litthe
Swermr
Henry
MetCoal Station
Theodore
Pasteur
Chicago
Enward Henney
Greenville
New Albany
Hammond
Art Muncie
Wm Goodin
Mrr
Goodlin
Charlies Pisfer
Elkhart
Norning
When the Messiah Comes Foretold by a Habbi of Israel
An 14th century rabbi outlines pre signs of the Messiah including a feast with Behemoth and Leviathan battle. Beasts slain, golden table, and Edenic fruits form the banquet. The cup ritual passes through angels to David and finally to the Messiah, amid wonders and exotic provisions.
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Habbi
Israel
Messiah
Rabbi Machir
Ile
Leviathan
Garden of Eden
Paradise
Michael
Gabriel
Abraham
Isnac
Maesus
Moses
Joshua
David
Jerusalem
Walla
St. Lows Republics
Actisties
The Etiquette of Cues in China and Social Codes
A Waverly Magazine passage describes Chinese hair customs with the cue as symbol and etiquette rules. It notes the shaved head with a crown patch, silk braided hair, color changes in mourning, and insults tied to removing or adjusting the cue. It also mentions practices among sailors and soldiers and limits on facial hair until grandfather status.
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China
Waverly Magazine
Excursion Rates Tied to World's Fair Travel Westward
Western rail lines plan discounted trips from Chicago to major western and southern cities for World’s Fair visitors from the East. The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway offers timetables and reader material free on request via postal card to General Passenger Agent Geo. H. Hearromp. The note appears in the February Calendar issue.
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Chicago
Great West
Chicago, Milwakee & St Paul Railway Co
Geo. H. Hearrorp
Hoxsie’s Croup Cure Claims Pleasant Taste and Safe Formula
An advertisement touts Dr Hoxsie’s Certain Croup Cure as effective for croup colds bronchitis and asthma. It highlights three advantages pleasant taste absence of opium and no vomiting. Address A P Hoxsie Buffalo New York.
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Hoxsie
Hioxsic
Duffalo
N. Y
The Best and Most Simple Remedy for Coughs
A brief urged treatment promotes Syrup of Figs as a prompt aid from the California Fig Syrup Co. The saying warns that loud talk does not equal ease in raising funds.
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Crifornia Fig Syrup Co
World’s Call on Stree Fend and World’s Fair Plate Offer
An assorted ad snippet offers a 25 cent request to F H Lord and others to obtain a framed steel plate image of the World’s Fair grounds. It also markets dropsy treatment from H H Green & Sons of Atlanta and a catarrh cure by F d Crency Co of Toledo with a $100 reward for cures.
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F. H. Lord
Lil
H. H. Green & Sons
Atlanta
Geoorgia
F. d. Crency & Co
Toledo
Hall
Are You Yellow A Bold Cure Prompt Relief
A satirical note cites bilious symptoms and promotes patent remedies like Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for liver troubles and dyspepsia while mocking physicians and endorsements. It also mentions Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar for coughs and Pike's Toothache Drops claiming rapid cure.
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Hale
Pike
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