The Very Best Remedy For Bone Trouble
A reader touts a remedy for bone trouble claiming long use and strong success. The note endorses various products and urges readers to buy in preparation for emergencies, mentioning a brand and supplier.
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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
3
A reader touts a remedy for bone trouble claiming long use and strong success. The note endorses various products and urges readers to buy in preparation for emergencies, mentioning a brand and supplier.
London Graphic cautions that many hold firm political and social views as if they were knowledge. It notes they fear amendments despite possible future evils and treat conviction as offense, aided by cold blooded calculation rather than informed persuasion.
A Troy Times quip recalls Pat asking an Englishman with an artificial leg why he lost his limb. The man explains Irish blood settled in the leg, so it was removed. Pat fires back that it would have been better if the Irish blood had settled in his head.
Fred A Sims of Frankfort is the Republican nominee for secretary of state. Born October 8 1857 in Frankfort he has spent most of his life in Clinton county and served as secretary of the Republican state committee during the last campaign.
John C. Billheimer, a Washington lawyer from Daviesse county, seeks the state auditor position. He is described as astute, painstaking, successful, with broad statewide acquaintance and proven integrity. He is praised for probity, genial disposition, earnestness, and faithfulness to public duties.
Governor Hanly and party leaders publicly support Billheimer's integrity after the aud itor's removal of David E Sherrick. Experts affirm his books are correct and nearly twenty five million dollars was handled properly. The piece notes his past service and three terms on the Indiana Supreme Court bench with important opinions cited.
James H. Jordan, born in Indiana, studied law at Indiana University and practiced in Clinton Missouri before settling in Martinsville Morgan County. He served in the Forty fifth Indiana Volunteers and fought at Gettysburg and Hazel Run. He held judge advocate in the Indiana Grand Army and served as supreme judge. He was district attorney and common pleas judge. He was a member of Grand Army of the Republic Odd Fellows and Knight of Pythias.
Ed V Fitzpatrick of Portland Jay county is a longtime candidate for clerk of the supreme court. native of Wells county he has served as circuit court clerk and merchant and schoolteacher turned businessman. married Ole J Giard in 1884 with three children he is described as vigorous energetic and capable.
Thousands rely on Early Risers for prompt relief from constipation without griping. These pleasant reliable pills have a long standing reputation as a staple laxative and cathartic sold by all druggists and trusted in millions of homes.
A jeweler advises a young man on ring inscription to avoid "George to his dearest Alice" claiming it could backfire if Alice leaves him. He proposes the safer option "George to his first and only love" noting its versatility should the engagement fail.
Fragmentary probate entry mentions Calvin Catt and a year reference. Details are unreadable due to OCR errors but indicates a probate cause with parties and dates unclear.
Many users of Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy have not given testimonials, yet their personal recommendations spread its fame. The remedy is a staple home medicine, trusted for diarrhoea and bowel troubles, sold by C. El Note.
A Maine man once sold cloth table covers nationwide at AO cents then a dollar with half pay in castor oil. People felt value from old shoes, attic hunts surged, table covers sold quickly while the vendor dumped fat shoes along roadside holes.
An ad notes a sick stomach needs rest and presents Kodol for Dyspepsia as a digestive aid. It claims the product digests food and restarts stomach function, helping those with disordered digestion feel better. Sales points name druggists as retailers.
Notice to non residents concerns estate case against Carey to appear October term at Noblesville Court House. Defendant webstou test KR Carey must answer or demur to the complaint or face default. Clerk Chas J Wheeler signs the notice in Hamilton County.
The administrator of the decedent s estate in Hamilton county Indiana files a petition in the Circuit Court seeking an order to sell real estate to raise assets for debts. The hearing is set for the first Monday of October 1906 at Noblesville Court House with Clerk Chas J Wheeler and attorney A C Pearson.
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