Picnic Plans Highlight Local Social Notes
New Liberty Marion McClellan and wife of South Boston spent Sunday at Mack Waisner. Fred Lovendar painted for Ra. Gorman last week. Sherman Davis and family of Jeffersonville attended church here Sunday and visited at James Weller. Charles Caseys saw rides in a new Ho. Mrs Amos Gray, previously ill, is better. D L Jeffs and daughter Louise of Indianapolis spent part of the week with friends here. Mr and Mrs Oscar Gross visited Louis Lucas on Sunday. Rose Gray returned to Memphis Ind after a week visiting here. Jesse Lyles spent Saturday night at John W Jeffs. Mrs James Bartle returned to Scottsburg Wednesday. Picnic at Davis Grove is expected Saturday. Mat tie Applegate has gone to stay with Tony Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lovendar
Ra. Gorman
Sherman Davis
Jeffersonville
This Place
James Weller
Charles Caseys
Amos Gray
D. L. Jeffs
Louise
Indianapolis
Oscar Gross
Louis Lucas
Rose Gray
Memphis
Ind
James Bartle
Scottsburg
Davis Grove
Mattie Applegate
Tony Martin
Martha Cristie
Fred Callahan
T. S. Callahan
Harvey Russell
Anderson
Chas, Russell
George Conway
Oscar Payne
W. B. Mull
Clea Gorman
Cletis Platt
Ray Payne
Cure for Cholera Morbus Endorsed by a New York Mother
Mrs. Sidney Simmons of Fair Haven New York says her seven year old was cured of cholera morbus as a baby by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and her family have since used it with good satisfaction endorsing it as a remedy of exceptional merit Solu by Markland Pharmacy ad
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Chamberlain
Sidney Simmons
Fair Haven
N.Y
Markland
Birthday Remembrance and Local Social Roundup
Fatabee area notes a gentle rain is hoped for, while Tom Radcliff and family of Camp bellsburg visit relatives. Miss Katie Martin visits her mother Mrs. Zella Martin. James Rush and wife host guests from New Albany. Millard and Ola Nale in Orange County this week. John Bordman and Arthur Hiltor work for Augustus Markland in hay harvest. Cordus Campbell visits with wife and children. Ed Humphrey’s forty sixth birthday celebrated with friends. Bananas and candy served. Cyrus Baker loses a work horse. Roy Humphrey a Pekin visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Radcliff
Campbellsburg
Katie Martin
Zella Martin
James Rush
New Albany
Millard
Ola Nale
Orange County
John Bordman
Arthur Hiltor
Augustus Markland
Cordus Cambell
Ed Humphrey
Mr. Humphrey
Cyrus Baker
Roy Humphrey
Kidney pills claim relief for rheumatism aches
Am brose Gray of Sulphur Oklahoma says kidney pills from Foley gave relief from years of trouble. He nearly could not walk yet after taking three bottles he feels like a new man, with noticeable improvement from the first dose. Sold by Marklund Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Gray
Okla
Foley
Marklund Pharmacy
Adv
Skinners Hill Threshing Machine Near Vicinity This Week
Mrs Ezra Marshall remains on the sick list while Ed Baker works for C E Weller. Charley Boas drove to Linus Worley near Stedford last Saturday and returned with Mrs John Worley and Miss Rowena Worley. Rowena Worley visited C P Martins. Mrs Chester Worley and Rowena Worley spent Wednesday with Mrs Olmvier Worley. Ed Baker stayed with Lafe Loughmiller and Filefére Woodyard near Horr exa Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Marshall
Charley Boas
Linus Worleys
Stedford
John Worley
Rowena Worley
Ed Baker
C. E Weller
C. P. Martins
Slies
Crim
Pars Wrights
Chester Worley
Miss Rowena
Worley
Olmvier Worley
Ea Baker
Lafe Loughmillers
Filefére Woodyards
Horrexa Chapel
Local social notes from Palmyra area visits and gatherings
Edna Martin visited at J. W. Worleys Thursday night. Mrs Grave Boss called at Marshall s Saturday afternoon. nerry Sanders was at O. P. Martins Sunday morning. Mr. John Worley and granddaughter Rowena Worley visited the later s grandmother Mrs. Dave Yrowbridge last Friday. Miss Edith Sappenfield and Walter Davis attended the Palmyra camp meeting Saturday night. Chester Lamb of Greenville purchased four beef curue of O. P. Martin last week. Jr. and Mrs. Joe Martin and son Delbert spent Sunday after church at Mara Wrights. Perry Martin made a business trip to Palmyra Saturday. Miss Grace Wineinger spent a few days that week with her sister Mrs. Asa Miller.
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Edna Martin
J. W
A Good Thing For Children Foley's Honey and Tar
This children’s remedy from Foley’s Honey and Tar is praised as a safe cold and cough medicine no opiates or habit forming drugs. It promises rapid relief from summer “little colds” and persistent long lasting coughs from the first dose, with Markland Pharmacy selling it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley’s
Markland Pharmacy
Ady
Salem Visitors Mentioned in Local Notes
Robert Shanks and son Grant were visitors from Salem on Saturday. Miss Angie Hamilton visited the Hamilton sisters Sunday evening. Mrs Mary Trainer and her son Heber were callers at Dora Dennys last week. Alpha Still visited Pleas Nales on Sunday. Ada Laura and Bessie Gray visited Lewis Trainers last week.
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Robert Shanks
Grant
Salem
Angie Hamilton
Hamilton
Mary Trainer
Heber
Dora Dennys
Alpha
Pleas Nales
Ada
Laura
Bessie Gray
Lewis
A Season of Torture For Some Hay Fever Relief
Hay fever and asthma cause misery for hundreds, with throat irritation and hoarseness. Oley's Honey and Tarasothes advertise to ease rasping throats, improve breathing, and aid sleep without opiates. Sold at Markland Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oley
Markland Pharmacy
Happy Ridge rocks road work boosts local access
Local notes report scarce items and progress on a rock road project at Happy Ridge. Community members Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sullivan joined Henzie Inbyon and wife after church. Various residents shared Sundays at church and gatherings. a horseshoe game drew a good turnout.
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Happy Ridge
Rock Road
Ands
Roy Sullivan
Henzie Inbyon
Just the Thing for Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed by Drugstore
W C Jones of Buford North Dakota recalls a severe diarrhoea attack lasting over a week. A druggist recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which eased symptoms after the first dose and restored strength within two days. Many druggists recommend it as reliable. Sold at Markland Pharmacy.
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W.C. Jones
Buford
N. D
Chamberlain
Markland Pharmacy
Adv
Bethel Crowe Returns to Work in New Albany
Local notes report Bethel Evert Crowe back at work in New Albany on Monday. F Bennon of Salem visited nearby. Jenvis Crowe visited New Albany early in the week. Lillie Gray spent Sunday with Bertha Crowe. Alpha Stitt visited Ada Nale on Lower Blue Rivers. Logs Gray is building a new barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evert Crowe
New Albany
F. Bennon
Salem
Jenvis Crowe
New Albbany
Lillie Gray
Bertha Crowe
Alpha Stitt
Ada Nale
Logs Gray
Hard to Argue With Women and Misogynistic Tone
An Atlantic Monthly excerpt decries women's supposed lack of guiding principles and concentration, arguing that debates with women devolve from art to costumes to mining inspectors. The piece portrays women as unstable in focus, prone to diversions, and capable of provoking male disagreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggerte W. L. George
Atlantic Monthly
Uring
Tasue
Causes of Earth Tremors From Local Mine Cavings
South African mine owners conclude tremors originate from underground rock bursts caused by removal of reef over large areas. At depths beyond 1000 feet pillars crush, shocks travel to surface, but surface damage remains manageable. Technical guidance provided on mitigating rock bursts underground.
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South Africa
Taking His Medicine in the Lunchroom
A prosperous young man enters a lunchroom drinks from a water glass, tampering with a second glass as a prank. He pours a powder, rinses, swallows the mixture, leaves a wet chair and two dirty glasses, and exits blamed on the lunchroom for the taste.
A Regular Boy in Erie Reflects on Toys and Joy
Ruth Alexander Pepple writes in the Erie Record about a boy seen dragging a rock in a muddy path beside a child’s imagined roadster on a blue grass spot. The observer questions the value of expensive toys compared to simple play.
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Ruth Alexander Pepple
Erie Record
Erie
Bir
Boy Mistakes Washington for a Dead Government
A six year old, told on Washington's Birthday about the first president, asked where Washington was and learned he was dead. He then declared to his father that the government was dead before learning the government continues with the president in office. A neighbor, Mr Wilson, exclaimed that there goes the government when told who he was.
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Wilson
A Woman's Kind Act Ad for Foley Kidney Pills
Mrs G H Eveland of Duncan Mill writes she was crippled by lumbago and bedbound before Foley Kidney Pills cured her after three bottles. She notes a neighbor with similar relief. The ad warns that kidney issues can cause lumbage rheumatism aches and pains and promotes sale by Markland Pharmacy.
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G. H. Eveland
Duncan Mill
Foley
Markland Pharmacy
Adv
Corn faces heat as harvest nears in Pekin area
Weather grows hot as corn needs rain with harvest near. Local folks visit relatives in Indianapolis and Anderson. George Conway ships black berries to market. Ice cream social held at Alva Malls. Community argues against saloons, urging Pekin and Washington county residents to keep liquor out for the youths.
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Ois
Pekin
Washington County
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John W Jeffs
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Skinners Hill
Charles Baxter
Dave Fisher
Dalles ‘True
Barth Roberts
Sherman Cooley
Old Pekin
Annie Baxter
Zettie True
Dullas True
Bethel
Telquaei Red
Rendara
Apple Specialty Co's
Salem, Indiana
Apples
Bouts Bostor
Henry Asherbranner
Solomon Garrison
Alva Malls
H. C. Sullivan
Salem Motor Co
Per Grover Hinds
Albert Gray
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