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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1902
Page
6
The article notes the first visit of pestilential fever to this country in 1702, brought from the West Indies to New York via ships. It references remedies like Glidhty Celery Nerve Cot pound and claims of soothing cures, though the text reads as a historical medical notice with dubious claims.
Lawrence kansas residents recounts Mrs. L Pease paralysis and kidney fever chronic illness she credits three bottles of Electric Bitters with restoring mobility within three months saying the remedy cured headaches backaches and insomnia and relieved nervous prostration the advertisement assures satisfaction guaranteed.
Kansas records show five of thirty three special medals awarded by the government for acts of bravery during the Spanish American War.
A pocket Cold Cure Krause's Gold Cure is prepared in capsule form and will cure cold in the head throat chest or any part of the body in 24 hours. You don't have to stop work either. Price 25cc. Sold by John Gilford.
The text notes shaving first appearing in Genesis chapter twelve verse fourteen where Joseph, summoned before the king, shaved himself as part of the royal encounter.
R A Gray J P Oakville writes of ten years confined to bed by kidney disease. He says he sought top medical care with no relief until Polys Kidney Cure was recommended and he credits it as a Godsend. Sold by John Gifford.
Notice to creditors and heirs of Ambrose Teter deceased to appear in Hamilton Circuit Court at Notesville on June 1902 to show cause why the final settlement accounts should not be approved. Heirs must prove heirship and receive distributive shares. witnessed by Clerk H. W. Cary.
Spring fever is linked to a torpid liver and inactive bowels risking illness. DeWitt's Little Early Risers promise to stimulate the liver open the bowels and cleanse impurities. Testimonials from TE M Everly and Wy Va resident praise the pills sold by C W Willott.
Rochester Chatham and Gillingham discuss establishing a municipal telephone service. Officials weigh advisability of a public network serving the three towns and surrounding areas.
A local promotion urges families to purchase Cham berlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy now for bowel complaints. The ad claims it is the most successful medicine for both children and adults and cites CG El Elliott as the seller.
In western prairies trees are being planted in areas ranging from small plots to hundreds of acres to provide shade, wind protection, and aesthetic value. The effort highlights the adoption of trees in open grassland regions for environmental benefits.
An old ad promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy to keep people energetic and athletic. The brand, Elliott, claims to prevent slipping down the ladder of prosperity by making users strenuous and vigorous.
W T Sturdevant of Merry Oaks North Carolina says fifteen years of indigestion improved after trying Kodol. He reports immediate relief and says he can eat almost anything and digest better. He recommends Kodol while cautioning against dieting to cure stomach troubles.
The article notes coal mined in Japan matches in extent the combined output of all other minerals. It covers varieties from hard anthracite to peat, but generally coal quality lags behind American coal. It cites modern machinery and methods now used in many mines.
Chicago and Northwestern announces daily service from Chicago to Milwaukee Madison Green Bay Fundu Lac Oshkosh Appleton Escanaba Ish peming Marquette Ashland St Paul Minneapolis Duluth and all Wisconsin points. Through picturesque Wisconsin quickest time and unmatched service. For tickets rates and full information see your nearest ticket agent.
The Persian government approves constructing an overland wire from India to Teheran to relieve the cable system and feed the Indo European line, signaling a major telegraph expansion initiative.
Daniel Bante of Ottevville Iowa reports long struggle with asthma and failed cures until Foley’s Honey and Tar provided immediate relief. He urges others to use it, noting it is sold by John Gifford and praised after treatments in New York and other cities.
A sermon argues for a future restitution of all things and Christ’s thousand year reign. It cites Acts 3 19 21 Revelation 20 and Isaiah Ezekiel to defend salvation by faith and repentance, decrying modern pulpits and urging readers to seek God for eternal life and a wedding garment to enter the new heaven and earth.
George Schaub, a German citizen in New Lebanon Ohio, praises Chamberlain s Pain Balm sold through Dayton Workszeitung. After a few days use his wife, eight weeks in back pain, reports the pain vanished before finishing the bottle and can resume house duties. C Ez Elliott sells the liniment.
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