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Newspaper
Otterbein Sun
Location
Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1901
Page
1
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Themis T. Merrick of Fantor died Tuesday August 6 1901. He was born in Payette County and lived in Cosford Fowler White and Park areas. He was a longtime attorney serving in county offices and public roles. Funeral held Friday afternoon at his residence with Rev. C27 officiating. interment in Fowler Cemetery.
A North Park South Fountain Counties listing details dozens of farms and tracts for sale. Entries describe acreage from 6 to 512, improvements including houses barns and orchards, grades of soil from black to bluegrass, wells and gravel roads, plus prices from 25 to 1 500 per acre and notes on terms and delivery. Personal and organizational contact: THA Yet, Indiana.
The Chisago Record Herald reports on weather and market conditions with notes on rain forecasts and crop prospects. It mentions Secretary Wilwen’s weather opinions, the drought impact on corn, and recent county visits affecting agricultural outlooks.
Dr Charles H Utter of Panama Colombia reports a sixteen year old patient treated with Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after dysentery worsened. Within eight hours she improved and by one week was fully well. For sale by L Burns.
A letter from Mrs Whitaker of Kentucky credits Dr Wing’s New Discovery with curing long standing bronchial illness and her granddaughter’s whooping cough. Advertisements tout cures for coughs colds influenza bronchitis and throat and lung troubles with trial bottles offered and prices 50 cents to 1.00.
The notice claims Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is as good as a three weeks' vacation and invites readers to Burns' Drug Store for purchase. It asserts repeated advertisements have been overlooked and urges trying the remedy for digestive issues.
A collage of farm listings describes 140 acres near Kingman with a suffered house barn and coal under, 260 acres surveyed in a creek bottom and hill land, and several other tracts in Veedersburg Otterbein Wiltshire areas. Prices shown include 40 per acre for several parcels and 500 for others with timber, orchards, and stock facilities.
A Jetter from a four hand in otra notes bands are scarce and wages range from 22.909 to 2.50. He says farmers hoard grain and thresh after harvest, with workers stacking grain and waiting for favorable prices.
A fragmented list shows meetings for various orders and lodges including Tabata Selwool Sunday gatherings, United Brethren services, Sunday School, and several auxiliaries. It notes dates, times, and leaders such as Rev. DP Cooper, Rebecca chapter, and commanders like Levi Hawkins, with quarterly or monthly meeting patterns and locations like the Old Senoral Tuu and school houses.
An assortment of old advertisements and clipped notes tout medical cures and products while echoing political gossip. Mentions Madi son Medicine Co substitutes for Rocky Mountain Tea, One Minute Cough Cure, Bauser Salve, De Witts Little Early Risers, Faley kidney cure, and King Edward coronation gossip.
An OCR filled page touts Dr King’s New Life Pills and Kadol Dyspepsia Cure with testimonials and scattered product pitches. It markets skin salves, mosquito cures, and digestives while listing summer excursion deals via the Lb. E. and WR R line and rates to Denver and Lake City.
Mrs Curtiss Haker of Booswaiter Ohio reports her infant daughter suffered cholera infantum. After doctors gave little hope, a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was used as directed. In two days the child fully recovered and is now vigorous. The remedy is sold by GL Burrs for three months at 35 cents.
Scattered text warns about health with bowel tests and a remedy, mentions Chamberlain's Stomach Tablets, and veers into a stray line about a flying machine. The passage mixes medical advice with a vague aviation line and odd pricing references.
Lebanon Kentucky letter writer says Haley's Kidney Cure cured kidney disease, while Buck Beirne Arkansas reports relief from constipation after using DeVire's Little Data Risers. The notes caution against Foley's and request harsher punishment for the piano flat prankster.
Odd aphorisms describe Wisdanl as closer in slumber than in wakefulness. A crooked yet kind word beats a lavish meal and indigestion. A poor physician Chat cannot relieve a patient of a fee.
Mrs Q O E Dutton of Danville reports her children suffered whooping cough but a small bottle of Prey s Honey and Tar syrup eased the illness and saved doctor bills.
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