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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
2
The article notes electricity infringes on Indian native labor by efficiently operating punkahs, raising questions about natives unable to perform other work. It cites C. C. Georgeson, Sitka special agent for Alaska, who states the territory could support a population of 3,000,000.
Naturalist Pablo Neumann reports discovery of mylodon remains with large grinder teeth found near Terra del Frego. The discovery adds to paleontological understanding of prehistoric fauna in the region.
Fragmentary notice mentions a teetotal mayor hosting a banquet with a list of beverages including orange, ginger, kola champagne, dry ginger ale, home brewed ginger beer, lemonade, Kop's ale, soda, seltzer, Rosbach and Apollinaris water. Also references quack medicine and wartime-style rhetoric about peace and conflict.
Fragmented market blurb shows cattle and lamb price ranges with multiple unreadable segments. Mentions Pasik and relation to corn, with scattered figures like 6.59 and 4.00 and 6.50, but text is garbled and partial.
Gus, a blind pauper inmate at Clay County infirmary, Clay City Indiana, serves as repairs expert fixing tours watches and clocks and even hunts and fishes alone. The piece notes his blindness from a mine explosion and mentions unrelated ads and telegraph pole destruction in China.
In the past year the Kaiser awarded stars or ribbons to at least 2,473 individuals, the highest total since Wilhelm II ascended the throne.
Fresh doughnuts sugar rolls and cakes greet shoppers at City Bakery. Fresh cakes and candies ice cream and cream soda await visitors at City Bakery.
A brief note hints at a cheap tobacco item. the line suggests a 5 cent cost for a simple cigar promotion or sale. The tone resembles a small advert or humorous motto from a periodical.
Residents and visitors include Nellie Kercheval Cle Hershman guests. Nat Vickery Gene visit Dunreith Indiana. Daisy Tipton with relatives near Eagletown. Henry Jones Tipton visiting Jacob Perry. Cecil McMurtry with sister in countryside. Frank McClain from Montana visiting sister Mrs Sherman Pierce. Ethel Pogne Kirklin visiting Mrs Dr Cooper. Mrs Clarence Moon Indianapolis visiting sister Mrs Irvin McMurtry. Dro Wo Davenport family visited Hussinville. numerous neighbors hosted dinners, funerals, church events, and Decoration services. births and local business notices. ads for Edison photographs music and new furniture.
Pearson company maintains a complete stock of building materials including lumber bricks cement and hardware catering to contractors and do it yourself customers with organized showrooms and delivery services.
The notice touts Huntington lime at Pearson's lumber yard and urges readers to ask their grocer for Fisher This tlethwaite's blue label bread. It also promotes Binkley Buggies as the best and notes items for sale by Richey Richardson.
Scammers at the Battery to New York operate by selling elevated railroad tickets for small fractions of a cent to newly landed immigrants, a deceptive ploy aimed at exploiting arrivals.
It's no secret the Good Faith cigar uses Havana tobacco. The line highlights pure Cuban leaf and craftsmanship in a bold, period-accurate claim.
The Municipal Consumption hospital of New York City has proven so effective that four new buildings will be added and the annual appropriation for its support increased by $48,000.
The Monon railroad offers a round trip excursion to Indianapolis for 60 cents. Drain leaves Sheridan at 7:57 a.m. John Merchant, Agent.
The text presents a rebuttal that Astor’s claim America is no place for gentlemen is wrong. It asserts Waldorf Astor knows America and lacks understanding of true gentlemen.
In Japan archers test arrows by balancing on the nails of the left hand and twirling them with the right. A ringing sound signals a crooked arrow and requires straightening.
A Utica New York man recently attempted to sever his head with an ax in a bid for novelty in self harm. The attempt failed to achieve its grim goal but underscores a disturbing trend in deaths by own action.
Zenas Crane brother of Massachusetts governor donates 80000 dollars to Pittsfield Massachusetts to establish a museum of natural history and art.
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