Republican Picket and State Officials Listings
A dense slate of state and county officers is shown. Names include Secretary of State Daniel and Storms, Auditor David E. Sherrick, Attorney General Charles W. Miller, Supreme Court justices Robert A. Brown and John H. Gillett, and various county posts led by AIKMAN CARNAHAN and THOMAS NUGENT among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aikman Carnahan
Thomas Nugent
Hilary Truelove
William P. Smoot
Milton Fitzgerald
Franklin L. Snider
Clifford D. Bonham
John G. Shanks
Henry HH. Sefrit
William H. McCarter
Anderson Veale County Council
William M. Young
Thomas Fleener
Old Settlers Meeting Proposals Point to Stock Show
Readers propose moving toward a stock show at the Old Settlers gathering next year. They argue a single day for stock displays would be more valuable than current plans and suggest stricter ground policing and enhanced gong fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daviess County
Post Office Proposal in Elmore Township Crosses White River
An application seeks a new post office in Elmore township near the Southern Indiana railroad and road crossing the White river. The proposed name is Kemper Sod Howard Franklin, an employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmore Township
Indiana
White’ River
Mild winter predicted by Paris meteorologist based on onions
A Paris meteorologist forecasts a warm season citing onions with a single skin as a sign of mild winter. Indianapolis plans its Fall Festival for October 13. A Steele township tax petition seeks a 15 mile rock ballast road system. Washington and Plainville road would run five miles south from Plainville.
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Paris
Indianapolis
Commissioners Court
Steele Township
Rock Balast
Washington and Plainville
Plainville
Washington Herald
The Human Stomach Overwork and Dyspepsia Risk
The article argues that the stomach can be overtaxed by frequent meals and long intervals without rest. It explains the stomach’s five hour daily work cycle and warns that continuous eating leads to fatigue, poor digestion, and chronic dyspepsia.
Quick Justice at Ascot Court of Swift Punishment
London Chronicle notes a special tribunal at Ascot that swiftly punishes petty crimes at the royal race meeting. The 1848 indictable offenses act allows the Bow Street chief magistrate to preside ex officio as justice of the peace of Berke to hold this court at Amot.
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Axucot
London Chronicle
Ascot
Royal Stand
Dously
Bow Street
County of
Berke
Amot
Wappinesh Habit Record Slightly Scribbled
A fragment from a historical page notes a phrase about the Wappinesh Habit and a cryptic reference to art and sweetness in a capehtes context. The readable portion suggests a poetic or instructional line with uncertain meaning and garbled typography.
Quarantine Placed After Illness Among Wheat Harvest Help
Dr Rankin sent a man home and notified the health officer as Sims home was quarantined. Sims and about thirty others left for North Dakota to help with the harvest, later dispersing across the country. Exact source of the illness unknown, hope for no further cases.
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Rankin
Sims
Young
North Dakota
Amoy Graveyards Merge With City Cemeteries
The city of Amoy on an island with a long trading history shows intermingled graves and urban life. The population exceeds 100000 with millions of dead buried in yards, wells, and open plazas, creating filth, disease, and no sewerage.
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Amoy
Athens
Family Vigil and Funeral at Kilgore Cemetery
An obituary notes sixty nine grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren, a sixty five year Methodist church member, and funeral services held Sunday by Rev Jos Adams at Kilgore cemetery. Mrs Cox widow of a Southern Indiana agent at Elnore died of typhoid fever leaving husband and one child. Remains sent to Michigan for burial. A separate paragraph discusses a September Review of Reviews article on Oliver Wendell Holmes with George Perry Morris praising the judge’s abilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Jos. Adams
Kilgore
Liver Wendell Holmes
George Perry Morris
Massachuetts
Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
Lord Spencer Buys Cheap Marmalade Pot Twist
Lord Spencer of Althorp, famed book collector, bought a “fine bit of pottery” for two guineas in Bond Street. A connoisseur later revealed the item is a worthless marmalade pot with a green thistle, worth far less than the price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Spencer
Bargenin
Althorp
Bond Street
London
Jabriec-a
China
Spencer
German Syrup Promoted As Cough Cure Of Universal Use
An 19th century advertisement extols Beschees German Syrup as the remedy for consumption coughs and lung troubles with severe night and morning coughing. It proclaims its superiority over common remedies and notes its wide sale since 1868. The ad lists availability from leading druggists and mentions G G Green and multiple locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beschee
G. G. Green
Weodenry
N. JL. Webter
Tasteless Chill Tonic touted as malaria cure
An advertisement touts Girate's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a simple iron and quinine malaria remedy priced at 40 cents. It warns children may be misled by a misleading switch warning about a wrong truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girate
Forden’s Face Bones Reported After Saturday Fight
Henry Hart and William Anthony clashed Saturday night in a street incident. Hart was fined 13 dollars and Anthony 18 dollars for their part in the disturbance. Anthony reportedly drew a weapon but did not strike Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hart
William Anthony
Hart
Squire McFadden
Anthony
Mears Nominated for Prosecutor at Local Republican Convention
The 49th Judicial Republican Convention met Tuesday in Loogootee naming Hon. Chas. M. Mears of Washington as prosecutor candidate for Martin and Daviess counties. Mears is praised for prior service. Alvin Padgett represents the Democratic ticket with a veteran opponent and a campaigner noted for wIS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loogootee
Chas. M. Mears
Washington
Martin and
Daviess County
Mears
Alvin Padgett
Notice to subscribers on arrears and collection request
A notice asks paid up subscribers to disregard arrears. it urges those in debt to call and settle. The message mentions the Tasow Journal and offers cash payment and discounts for services. It promotes working for the best wages but at half price rather than idleness.
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Atence
Geld Laxatives Bromo Quinine Tablets Claim Cure in One Day
An old ad asserts that Bromo Quinine tablets cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay. It lists price as 2 cents and mentions Canada exports valued at 24.4 689 in an unfinished note about forest produce.
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Szols
Women and domestic roles provoke Mr Hyde's stubborn stance
A satirical exchange shows Mr Hyde denouncing women joining a self improvement society while his wife pleads for progress. He dismisses female learning and insists on home duties, then randomly acts out by hurling a boot at a cat and scolding a pet.
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Mr. Hyde
Mrs. Hyde
Dir. Hyde
St. Paul
John
Jane
Freddy
Cara
Pearson
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed for Wounds and Sores
A testimonial from A. S. Fuller of English Indiana praises DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve for healing a long standing leg wound from a gunshot. The ad also promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and a nightly milk cup to prevent sleeplessness.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Praised by Local Proponent
Ed Mehler of Union Building Works in Eric, Pa, claims straimed trouble all his life and spent much on remedies before using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He says it digests what you eat and has brought great relief, recommending it to others seeking stomach relief.
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Tidiana
New York
Chicago
Buffalo
Louiaville
Union
Interstate
Specia
Indianapolis
Cary
Indiana
Washington
Iet
Hecatett
Associated Press
Hesa
Department of
Sreanve
Ite Artes
Bandar
Dube
Ed Mehler
Union Buttling Works
Eric
Cure A Cold Blunder Prompts Vain Remedies
An 19th century warning notes that various laxatives and quinine tablets fail to cure a cold. The message cites E W Groves signature on each bottle and scolds readers to speak aloud rather than with their foreheads.
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E.W. Grove
Her Vocation Proposal Implicit in Dialogue
In a fragmentary scene Miss Skylight asks a professor to suggest a course split for her career plan. The conversation hints at journalism as a possible path and explores whether she is naturally inclined toward a grand life work that captivates and challenges audiences.
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Miss Skylight
In Favor of Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A reader testimonial praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for bronchitis, claiming three years of suffering and sleepless nights ended. The notice notes the remedy is sold by Z Webster and urges others to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Brockman
Z. Webster
Wet Clothing and Lightning Dangers Discussed
A brief notice warns that wet clothing increases the risk of lightning injury. It advises seeking shelter and avoiding tall objects during storms to reduce harm. Names or organizations are not provided in the readable text.
Dysentery remedy aids bicycle trip tale
A traveler shares how Chamberlain's colic cholera and diarrhoea remedy kept him going after sudden diarrhoea during a planned log bicycle trip. He credits two doses before and during the journey with a successful ride and recovery. The account notes another illness suiting the same remedy and references a local editor's suggestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sore Yesraugel
F. Lo ‘Baylor
New Albany
Brailford County
W Rj
Liceyville Messenger
Chamberlain
Unclear spring sickness note with garbled phrases
Garbled OCR text references coughing care and neglect during spring. Fragments mention coughs and health concerns but lack coherent facts, names, places, or dates to identify a concrete news item.
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Olon
Secretary of State
Daniel & Storms
David E. Sherrick
Nat U. Hill
Charles W. Miller
Lerk Supreme Court
Robert A. Brown
Sperintendent
F. A. Cotton
Ate Statistician
Benj. F. Johnson
Ate Geologist
Www
S. Blatchley
Tego Suprema Court
John H. Gillett
Frank RA. Roby
Uu. Z. Wiley
J. Henley
James R. Black
D. W. Comstock
E. Robinson
Congress
Joan C. Chaney
the County Ticket
Howard
Franklin
Cape
Solon Carter
Pike Country
Lilinoi
Lawton
Oklahoma
Col
A. M. Hardy
Meath
Capehtes
Amoy’s Graveyards
Forden
Joo Drors
el Pilea
Emees
J, L Seal
B&o. S
Teage
Ste Over
West Found
Donahue
V. Washirsie
QOP McCarex
C. DeWitt & Co
Bears
Gwartney
Cunada Inst
Cheraforea
Ordas
ST. Lou Buccy Harness Co
St. Louis
Indianapolis Journal
A. S. Fuller
Yoursef
Z Webstek
Bea
Gertain Eure
Baved
Hastings
Allen
Sietgrech
al- Lar
Joan
Diana
Madison Township
Sft
John Munian
Madisor Te
Paskontty & Sox
W.L. Stoy
Inl
Jones
Arch Yazel. Mora - Jonas Whaleplas
Borns City
Wheeler & Wilson
Wheeler &Wilson Mfg, CO
Chicago, Ill
J. F. Boutelie
Virecennes
Ind
BE. & L Borsfeme
Carl South
Bownd
Alu
Bownd Hoa
Sundae
P. Jefferies
Evarsville
Tad
Norwood Bicycles
Nehiphan& CG
St. Joseph, Mo
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