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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1903
Page
4
Dec writes that years of illness left him bedbound and unable to move. He sought top medical care but found no relief until a cure called Radney Cure was recommended and praised as a Godsend by John Guferd. The ad invites readers to come see the workers and the relief offered by Richey & Richardson.
A 19th century advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tate as a rapid cure for colds. It features claims of guaranteed refunds if the cure fails and notes signature on each box. Also mentions kidney health with Foley's Kidney Cure sold by John Gif ford and cheap red cedar posts.
An advertisement urges mothers and children to try Little Early Risers laxative pills claiming they won t purge the system or weaken the user. Endorsed by readers Rol Moore of Lafayette Indiana and W H Howell of Houston Texas, the ad touts ease and lack of griping. Sold by C Ey Klett.
Ledger lists frequent jail illnesses and a wide range of trial to reformatory and prison related costs. Items cover judge allowances, prosecuting help, jury and bailiff expenses, transcript work, and sheriff fees totaling 1223.70 dollars with notes on unlisted physician and transport costs.
An advertisement promotes Kodol as strengthening digestive organs to process food into nourishing blood for nerves tissues and muscles. It also touts Kedeol Dyspepsia Cure for indigestion and stomach disorders, sold by CG. E. Elliott.
Parcel offers 20 well improved acres on the pike near a graded school and church. Seller Samuel Barker of Sheridan Indiana advertises the property for purchase.
The News informs about advertising rates and arrears procedures. It notes weekly circulation of 1,960 copies and that sample copies are sent at merchants' expense. Readers are invited to subscribe in person at the NEWS office and enroll their names.
A weather presenter faces hostile reactions from angry crowds while reporting on forecasts. Officials urge restraint as tensions flare. The piece notes the presenter may have a family, highlighting potential impact beyond the studio.
About 1,000 Civil War era pensioners are still on the payroll nearly forty years after the war. Officials note ongoing benefits and administrative questions as veterans age.
A Brooklyn preacher declares that individuals earning 50000 dollars annually are certain to fall to the devil. He adds that such wealth should not unsettle their faith or deter their moral path.
An Arizona astronomer proposes that Martian inhabitants may be attempting to signal Earth. The claim raises questions about interplanetary communication and potential implications for science and policy.
The Gentiles of Utah persist in opposition to Mormon Apostle Reed Smoot despite his Senate seat being confirmed without opposition.
The text notes 25 cent fasteners sold to the government for 1.25 each with no competition. It ends with a call to remove the rascal.
A Department of Agriculture bulletin states a 500 acre rice farm with complete equipment can be set up for no more than $5,000 and a single crop could yield gross receipts of $15,000 to $20,000 in gold.
President Loubet sends to President Roosevelt a 10,000-name list of French army officers and men who fought with Washington in the Revolutionary War. France issued 800 copies of the historical volume to be given to historical societies, libraries, and similar institutions in the United States.
A manager postponed a Greenville Massachusetts baseball game for forty minutes to witness a hanging threat against a black man accused of assaulting a white girl. The crowd returned after the pause and the game resumed, illustrating everyday racial violence in the Southward context.
An Indianapolis manufacturer warns no factory in the city hires young women when demand is high, as prosperity drives marriages. He notes workers marry quickly, reducing available labor, and fears plant shutdowns if hard times arrive while women leave jobs for domestic life.
The Winchester Herald urges bold local ads over quiet sales. It likens advertising to a brass band parade, arguing merchants must trumpet promotions to attract customers and keep competition visible.
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Daniel Bante of Otterville Iowa reports long standing asthma relief after using Foley's Honey and Tar bought from John Gifford He notes past treatments from New York physicians gave little benefit and urges others with asthma to try the remedy for immediate relief.
A June 8 estimate places Kansas flood losses across 24 cities at 12.1 million dollars in property and at least 35 million in crops with widespread damage in many smaller towns totaling about 18 million. The author notes 180,000 bank notes of 100 dollars would cover the sum, laid end to end for seventeen miles, and compares the amount to wealth of Jay Gould Carnegie Rockefeller and other magnates.
Mrs Sarah W Curtis of Lee Massachusetts says she suffered indigestion and sour stomach but Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets helped her. She can now eat foods she previously could not. For sale by F Elliott.
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