Beloved Maggie Morse Dies at Nineteen
Maggie Morse born February 25 1882 died February 1 1901 was the lone daughter of Mr and Mrs Lowell Morse. Her life told in cheerful kindness drew a loving circle of friends and family. The funeral, prayers, and hymns spoke of faith and a serene rest in God. She leaves a grateful community and a family grateful for the sympathy shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Morse
Lowell Morse
Ished
Wilhelmine Hanson
Acheson
Israel
Christ
God
Friend
Job
Pleasant View
J.M.A
To Cure the Grip Advice of a Famous Physician
A historic medical column urges rest for grip illness and warns that neglect leads to fatalities. It advises going to bed during severe attacks, eating sparingly, and drinking ample pure cold water to reduce fever, stimulate kidneys, and open skin pores.
Dr Miles Remedies Backed By Guarantee
Dr Miles Nervive and Pain Pills are promoted for grip fever and sleeplessness. The ad claims quick relief with three daily Nervive doses and an extra at bedtime, plus Pain Pills for aches. It cites over a million trials and a money back guarantee at any drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Quitele
Harry Abbott
Cincinnati
Ohio
Brose a Wonder of the Show Line in Local Performance
The article praises Mr. Brose as a superb harpist and impersonator, noting his showmanship at a favorable price and promising another appearance in the near future. It also reports Mrs. Harriet Jackson recovering from illness after using Dr. Miles Ner Vine. Community voters are urged to support county textbook unification at the coming election, with claims of cost savings for tenants moving between districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Asinn
Journal
Brose
Harriett Jackson
Miles’ Nervine
Bowting Green
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Nancy J Moountcastle
Yonkers, N. Y
Weite
Beare
R. JS. C_AYER
Lowell
Mass
New Jerusalem
Levy
Chandler
Hull
Solomon
Zephyr
Jesus Christ
Schoeneman Bros
H.C. Newendorp
CG Gibson
A. C. Gibson
Boyden, Io
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