No. 38 Local Going North
Local item notes movement of a train or bus service titled Going North with designation No 38 and related numbers 36 32 30 10 48 in a period newspaper card style.
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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1902
Page
2
Local item notes movement of a train or bus service titled Going North with designation No 38 and related numbers 36 32 30 10 48 in a period newspaper card style.
Advertising rates announced and an application to the publisher noted. THE NEWS will be mailed regularly to subscribers until all arrearages are settled and a definite order to discontinue is received. Sheridan Indiana December 19 1902.
The text outlines temporary water feed reductions and safety measures. It recommends expert veterinary direction for medicine, light diet, box stalls, and examination of cited causes to correct issues for affected animals. Responsible party: R. A. Craig.
The article notes meningitis like disease in horses and cattle, more common in horses, often appearing in late fall or early winter triggered by sudden feed changes, poor hay, or fungus growth. Symptoms include sudden nervousness, staggering, convulsions, coma, and potential paralysis of swallowing. Treatment suggests purgatives for affected and ample salt for the well animal.
Washington report surveys Congress efforts to craft an anti-trust bill meeting the President's recommendations. It notes Nelson of Minnesota proposals, immigration bill passage prospects, labor and capital opposition, and plans for Oklahoma statehood and Territorial admissions. It also mentions Barrett's Tokyo appointment, Taft for Supreme Court, and Commission personnel changes.
This notice promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets to improve appetite and digestion. Testimonial from J H Seitz of Detroit claims restored appetite and relief from bloating with satisfactory bowel movement. Sold by C E Elliott in the community.
Announcement says Mrs Grover Cleveland will spend much of winter in New York mingling in social circles as four children reach a less young stage. All children except Frances Folsom boy favor their father, per family friends. Miss Ruth begins society life, visiting many families in the Cleveland set.
A. H. Thurnes of Buffalo C., a coal operator, reports years of kidney and bladder trouble with gravel and stones. After using Foley's Kidney Cure he notes brick dust stones and elimination of pain, claiming it did him a thousand dollars worth of good. Sold by Jonn Gifford.
Secretary Moody confronts a shortage of commissioned naval officers as ongoing retirements rise under the naval personnel act. The government cannot prevent retirements by advancing rank, creating difficulty in maintaining required officer numbers.
Winchester Indiana resident M. M. Austin touts wife’s illness cured by Dr. King’s New Life Pills. The ad claims wonders for stomach and liver troubles and constipation with a 25 cent price at C. E. Elliott’s drug store.
The author tours Gueydan LA and explains rice farming practices. Irrigated fields use dykes canals and sluice gates to flood fields from two inches to a foot, enabling year round water retention. Water management allows second growth for pasture and explains saltwater intrusion risks from rapid pumping.
A timely note promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as the best lung remedy that cures quickly and prevents serious cold complications sold by John Gifford.
The prose describes sofa pillows with velvet and suede coverings featuring leather applique and pyrograph etched designs. It notes moss green velvet with sunflower motifs, red poppy against tan suede, and leather heads in relief. Pillows are laced with thongs and edged with leather tassels.
A guide describes an Elizabethan style room with ribbed ceiling paneled white walls gold embossed frieze a raised window dais a window seat quaint medieval lantern electroliers and warm old rose carpet. Furniture favors Queen Anne or Elizabethan notes with Romney or Sir Joshua prints or affordable modern etchings and Delft china to enhance cheerful refinement and practical comfort.
The illustrated kitchen device from England is a washer designed for lettuce but usable for many items needing complete cleansing and draining. It is light, strong, easy to clean, and inexpensive, with minimal waste compared to traditional methods.
A recipe describes preparing three kidneys with butter parsley onion and spices, slicing and flouring, frying two minutes per side until light brown, then finishing with a browned flour gravy and broth poured over.
A recipe from a noted old negro cook for corn dodgers uses white cornmeal, salt, boiled rice, shortening, and boiling water. The batter is thick but workable, dropped into tins as small cakes, baked until crusty outside and moist inside, and buttered hot. Do not add sugar to the cornbread.
A letter from Neosha Falls Kansas dated November 13 1900 describes a fifteen year indigestion sufferer who after two bottles of Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin was cured and remained symptom free. Mrs J Morgan endorses the laxative stomach remedy and would not trade it for any amount.
The article lists the build of the New Christ's hospital at Horsham England including 40 miles of hot water pipes 98 miles of electric wire 20 000 000 bricks 1 500 000 tiles 5 acres of wood flooring 100 000 cubic feet of stone and 56 000 tons of cement sand and breeze.
Advertisement for Rocky Mountain Tea by C E Elliott touts a magical remedy described as liquid electricity that excites the wonder of the world and drives away suffering and disease, priced at 35 cents.
The exchange notes Maude reading late at night while magazines are unreadable due to uncut pages. The remark pivots on reading about corsets and baby food without needing page cuts.
Chicago and Northwestern rail offers daily departures from Chicago to Milwaukee Madison Green Bay Fondu Lac Oshkosh Appleton Escanaba Ishpem ing Marquette Ashland St Paul Minneapolis and Duluth with service to all Wisconsin points. Quickest time and picturesque routes touted. Tickets rates and full information available from nearest ticket agent.
An advertising note promotes Scott's Emulsion as a medicine for growth in children, claiming it strengthens both outer physical development and internal organs like the heart and lungs to prepare for adult life.
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