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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
6
A.O. Blanchard of West Bangor New York says five years of kidney disease improved after using two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure sold by John Gifford.
Disgusted with the service Lord Wolseley nearly left the British Army after being gazetted a captain in 1854 at age under 22. Promotion was canceled for youth, he threatened to resign, and the cancellation was reversed.
An advertisement touts Dro White's Electric Comb for producing hair from one’s own lock to make wigs. It mentions glossy luxuriant hair free from dianadrull and references N. Rose, Gen. Mer., Decatur.
Hancock county Hawesville grand jury adjourned after a week with one indictment returned against a man for whipping his mule.
Ainslee's notes the first twin screw passenger steamship built in Germany the Auguste Victoria by Vulcan and lengthened at Belfast. It surveys German shipyards growth 17 yards employing 51,000 workers and forecasts Germany becoming a leading shipbuilder amid British and American competition.
Brief note describes several young men starting with a girl who cannot go due to a sick headache. Advertisement references Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for stomach trouble and headaches.
The River Platte dries across much of its course in summer and remains mostly underground with only occasional surface posts. Digging nearly anywhere along its path yields a supply of fresh, cool water.
Imitators are many and thoughtful people know true merit comes only with the genuine Rocky Mountain Den made by Madison Medicine Co. 85a. C. 1. Elliott's Pharmacy.
G Clark of Westfield will be at the Central Livery Stable every Friday to pay the highest market prices for horses.
An old advertisement claims the Dr White's Electric Comb stops hair loss dandruff and headaches with daily use. It urges sending 50 cents to Dr Rose in Myer, Decatur Dil for the product, noting no written guarantee.
The speech argues that the people grant power and may retract it through their representatives. It questions direct action by the whole community and emphasizes accountability of elected officials.
A Chicago postal plea invites readers to obtain a descriptive booklet with a large map showing opportunities in Oregon, Washington and Idaho. For six cents postage, send to W. B. Kniskern, 22 Wirth Avenue, Chicago.
A New York Sun report cites a police sergeant who observed that women preparing to die by suicide often dress in their best clothes. He notes repeated patterns of selecting a single good dress and elegant garments for the final exit, regardless of method.
The New York Times stresses large scale irrigation projects along the Colorado River and its Arizona side, redeeming 400000 acres in Colorado and 300000 in New Mexico, with a sixty mile canal and artemian wells. The effort promises fertile land and new homes, outperforming finance-driven expansion.
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