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Rockport Democrat

Location

Rockport, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1909

Page

7

Roaming dogs debate and rural hay conditions noted

The Neighbors urges muzzling or burial of roaming dogs, while the Cynthiana Argus calls for a muzzle as a condition to a dog's life. The Winslow Dispatch reports only about one in ten meadows are good for cutting and red top hay is scarce. The Pike County Democrat notes gas and oil field development with new locations in Marion Madison Patoka and Washington townships and potential rapid expansion if wells come in.

Cynthiana Argus Winslow Dispatch Pike County Marion Madison Patoka Washington Township Pike County Democrat Democrat

Proper Treatment for Dysentery and Diarrhoea

The article notes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as reliable treatment and warns death from dysentery stems from delayed care. It mentions local sales by T C Basye H H Bielefield and a Tell City grocer facing creditors, with Geo J Lindeman appointed receiver. It references Civil War veterans planning a reunion August 18 19 20 and regional farming notes on wheat, corn, and a Slim Island corn sale at 73 3 4 cents per bushel to Wm Rahm Evansville.

T. C. Basye Dubois County Huntingburg Slim Island Wm. Rahm Evansville Wim. Elliott

Rabid Jennet Dies After Severe Wounds in New Harmony

In Lynn township a jennet bit by a dog from Illinois developed rabies. The animal suffered violent paroxysms, tearing flesh and gnawing parts of its body before dying after several days. Dr. Snyder confirmed rabies and the jennet was euthanized.

Lynn Township Illinois Henry Harms Jennet New Harmony Times

Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets Popular Remedy Claim

Samuel Boyer of Folsom Iowa says after twelve years of stomach trouble and high medical costs his wife improved greatly using Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. He notes the medicine’s strong help and mentions it is sold by T C Basye with free samples.

Chamberlain Samuel Boyer Folsom Iowa T C Basye

Show boat plans and cholera remedy praised in notice

A six month old child recovered from a bowel complaint after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, praised for its ease of administration. T. C. Basye of Parkersburg sells it. The Parkersburg Dock Company builds a large Ohio river show boat for W. R. Markle, noted showman, обещая a premier vessel in the Ohio Mississippi region.

HE. N. Dewey Agnewville Chamberlain T. C. Basye

Markle fleet set to cost sixty thousand dollars

Mr Markle claims his complete fleet will cost about 60 000 dollars and be the grandest of its kind on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. He oversees construction in person while Representative Cullop of Vincennes plans a congress bill to elect postmasters by those served rather than appointed. The idea is criticized as political—though appealing to ordinary citizens—while the piece notes loyalty and interwoven fortunes in society.

Warrick County Union of A. §. of BH Evansville Society Tobacco Growers Association G. Houghland East Locust Street Hilda Smith Rockport Rankin Lelia Taylor Maurine Miller Boonville Parkersburg, Va Ohio River New York City W. R. Markle Ohio Mississippi Markle Cullop Vincennes Congress Vernon Star Blair

The Gift of Agreeableness in Easy Manner

Cumberland reflects on agreeable people who please others with sweetness and effortless charm. He notes many possess this talent without effort or visible skill, seemingly without awareness of their pleasing power.

Cumberland

Dressed as Scholars At Hastbourne College Wedding

The wedding of Hastbourne college head master in England featured three bridal pages dressed as scholars in black satin knee breeches scarlet gowns and white shirt fronts Each carried a mortar board hat and a scarlet bound prayer book

Hastbourne College Eagland

Rights of criminals in a never ending battle

The London Times chastises growing criminal rights in society’s ongoing conflict. It argues offenders gain latitude while honest citizens lose ground, suggesting privileges may be withdrawn without harming those truly deserving consideration.

London Times

Simple Food Clears Brains Gains Across Hemispheres

Quote notes that Japanese success stems from living on almost nothing per day. It credits wholesome inexpensive food as key to improved health and cognitive clarity across hemispheres.

New Ireland Review

Romance for a Widower with Children

A New York woman elopes with a gentleman and discovers she has become stepmother to nine children, prompting her to desert her husband. The piece questions whether a romance can exist for a widower who bears children.

New York

Uncle Allen Observes Boy Shaving Moment

Uncle Allen Sparks quips that a man only truly feels old when he catches his son shaving himself, a light moment reflecting on aging and family.

Uncle Allen Sparks

Quietly Active Perfection In Nature, Memoirs Insight

The passage from Anne J. Clough's memoirs extols constant, unceasing energy that remains scarcely perceptible. It argues that perfection comes from steady, quiet motion in nature, an approach learned by observing nature's perpetual, subtle changes.

Anne J. Clough

Fashion Not Health Says Women Follow Dressmaker News

The Iowa health bulletin notes that in nine of ten cases a physician's advice to improve health by changing clothing is ignored as women rely on their dressmakers. The observation highlights a conflict between medical guidance and fashion influence.

Iowa Health Bulletin

Maps Available in Three Updated Sections

The Democrat reports a large supply of up-to-date maps across three sections on one carrier. It notes accessibility and quick availability for readers seeking current cartographic resources.

THE Democrat

Free Trial Cures Dyspepsia Says Caldwell Syrup Pepsin

An advertisement promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for dyspepsia. It claims popularity across social classes, cites cured patients, offers a free trial bottle on request, and lists a Monticello Illinois address and local dealer T C Basye.

Essential Parts of an Egg

The white and yolk store food for the developing chick. All animals’ eggs share three essential parts: the germ cell, the yolk, and the yolk membrane, though their forms differ.

Way to a Man's Heart Cookbook Advice

An Englishwoman who published a cookbook states a single sure method to keep a man’s heart: provide a succession of good dinners. The remark links romance to sustenance and domestic prowess.

Anthem Bravado Breaks Siege Looters' Nerve

Sir Robert Hart recalls a raid during Pekin legations in which twelve Russian soldiers burst into a house housing a band boy and his mother. The boy seized a violin and played the Russian anthem, causing the looters to stand at attention and depart without harming anyone.

Pekin Legations Robert Hart Authors’ Club

The Rain Tree Brings Forest From Desert Land

The rain tree Pithe collobium Saman grows up to 60 feet in South America. Its leaves condense atmospheric moisture causing a continual shower from foliage. This moisture forms a marsh at the ground, turning barren areas into lush forests.

South America

Boy's Essay on Possum Describes Grinning Creature

Georgia youngster humorously argues the possum is merry and good-natured. The essay notes the animal’s perpetual grin, even when threatened with harm, suggesting it treats danger as a joke in a playful Georgia voice.

Georgia Atlanta Constitution

Appetite Principles and Table Etiquette

Cleanliness and good appetite are linked as twins to cheerfulness and digestion. Avoid heated table disputes and eat slowly, chewing thoroughly. A tidy linen and dishware, parsley garnish, and fresh vegetables aid appetite. Olives onions radishes and celery boost appetite, and hot oven dishes aid digestion.

Dr Miles Heart Remedy Promises Relief for Weak Hearts

Testimonial from R R Penn of Springville Iowa claims Dr Miles Heart Remedy cured his heart palpitations and irregular pulse. The advertisement states one in four have a weak heart and promises relief for chest oppression and faint spells with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails.

Miles

Minister Seeks Change in Maywood Parish

James Morgan, a driven young minister, arrives in Maywood to reform a stagnant parish. He plans mortgage relief and social missions while courting Barbara Dean as he battles unpaid salaries and dwindling support. Barbara’s donation gift uncovers mutual affection and a potential path to keep his church program alive.

Associated Literary Press James Morgan Mr. Morgan Mayhood Fleming Barbara Dean Barbara Widow Menning’s Staal

Using a Life Preserver to Rescue Drowning Victims

An old sailor explains the proper method to use a life preserver in water. He warns that grabbing the ring and pulling it over the head worsens drowning, and advises pressing the near side with full weight to flip the far side upward and ring over the victim, enabling rescue.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

Napoleon Says Armies Feed On War Truths

Quotations from Baron de Comeau's Memorials reflect Napoleonic tactics and math metaphors. The speaker likens military mass to velocity and warns of a swift end in Russia if battles endure. Strong personified nations appear in algebraic terms.

Germany Austria Prussia Italy Russia Baron de Comeau

A Strange Case in Beacon Fusser Vacation Clash

A Boston Globe note describes Beacon-Fusser not planning a vacation and Hill-No resisting thoughts of others doing his work, highlighting workplace tensions and personal work ethics.

Beacon Fusser Hill Boston Globe

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dr. Pierce R. V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y World’s Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo, N. Y H. H. Bielefild Tell City Geo. J. Lindeman Tell City Building & Loan Association Tell City National Bank Cannelton Telephone Ben Venters Farm Gray Mae Allen Olmsted le Roy Uncle Allen Indiana United States Panama Canal Dr. Caldwell Capt. Clark Joel Adams Montgomery Ala Dr. W. B. Caldwell Caldwell Bidg Monticello, Ill T.c.basye Elizabeth van Nest Deacon Bess Maywood James
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