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Newspaper

Sheridan News

Location

Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1901

Page

7

Scalds Remedies and a Woman Engineeer in 1899 Era News

Local notes report a family praising Banner Salve for rapid healing of a child’s leg scalds. A speed experiment shows a buzzard flying Charleston to New York in four hours. Also a feature on Miss Nevada Stout, 18, licensed to run a 50 horsepower stationary engine in Dyersville Iowa.

Jra D. Reckard Duncombe John Gifford Charleston N. C New York Nevada Stout Dyersville

widow of Senator Davis declines to donate library

Mrs Cushman K Davis widow of the late Senator Davis of Minnesota says she does not intend donating her husband's fine library to the state university. The collection remains in memory of the senator as one of the finest private libraries in the country.

Senator Davis Cushman K. Davis Minnesota State University

Foley's Kidney Cure Praised by Decatur Man

William Woodard of Decatur Ta says years of kidney disease were cured by four one dollar bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure and urges others with kidney trouble to try it. Sold by John Gifford.

William Woodard Decatur Foley John Gifford

Vienna Schools to Receive Medical Inspection Service

The Vienna board of education contemplates appointing medical inspectors to regularly visit schools. Their duties would include periodic inspections with increased frequency during contagious epidemics.

Vienna Board of Education

Mouser Praises Dr Gallwell's Syrup Pepsin in Store Sale

Mouser, a druggist in Chetepa Kansas, touts Dr Gallwell's Syrup Pepsin as the best sale item in his shop claiming it cures constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach trouble.

Mouser Chetepa Kansas Dr. Galdwell Solas C. EL Elliott

Highest Salaried Railroad President Named Hayes

Charles M. Hayes, named president of the Southern Pacific, earns 55000 dollars annually. Once a clerical worker twelve years ago, he rose to lead the railroad by his tact with subordinates and his praise for good work.

Hghest Pallrouu Charles M. Hayes Southern Pacific

Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Mental Clarity at Elliott’s Pharmacy

A brief ad notes Rocky Mountain Tea at C F Elliott's Pharmacy claims to clear gray matter and sharpen thinking. It markets an herbal remedy with a period tone typical of the era and features the product name and shop.

Rocky Mountain Tea C. F Eliott Jennie Rocky Mountain Sic C. EB. Elliott’s Pharmacy

British Gift to Nansen: Fifty Challenger Reports

The British government presented Dr. Nansen with a fifty volume set of the Challenger Reports in recognition of his eminent services to scientific exploration. He is the first individual to receive them, with the set costing several hundred pounds.

Nansen

Pleased to Send You Free a Booklet on Money Safe Clothing

Promotional note from Cann, Wampotp & Co offering a free booklet about their warranted money safe clothing and listing the nearest dealer address.

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve touted for skin cures

An advertisement touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a quick cure for skin ailments including saltrheum tetter ivy poisoning and other skin tortures. It also promotes C. B. Elliotte as a pile remedy.

DeWitt Itazel C. B. Elliote

Belgium tops global population density per census data

The latest census reports Belgium at 6 730 000 residents over 11 878 square miles, about 593 people per square mile, making it the densest country. Holland lists 5 145 000 residents on 12 582 square miles, roughly 408 per square mile, ranking second in density.

Beluvium Belgium Holland

Home Steam Laundry Opens New Steam Drying Closet

We have spared no expense in fitting up our new steam drying closet making it possible for us to do nothing but first class laundry work.

Incendiary Fires Cause Wide Range of Losses

A year of fires attributed to various causes shows 912 from cigarettes and cigars, 750 from electric wires and lights, 387 from boilers and engines, 6 744 from incendiarism, 2 740 from lightning, 1 235 from spontaneous combustion, six from sun rays, and 18 427 undiscovered causes.

Danver Disease Warns of Neglectful Bowels

Advert says neglect of bowels leads to disease and death and promotes Dewitt's Little Early Risers as a remedy to regulate them. Claims the pills add years to life and life to years and are easy to take. Signed C. He Elliott.

Danver Dewitt C. He, Elliott

Brother of Marcus Daly Found in South Dakota Home

Rev. P Daly, inmate at the soldiers home in Hot Springs South Dakota, believes from a newspaper biography that he and Montana millionaire Marcus Daly are brothers. They were separated in youth and never reunited, with Daly reading of the western Croesus and discovering the possible kinship.

Philippines A. S. Rowan Cebu Atchison, Kas United States Miles Garcia Cuba Marcus Daly Hot Springs S. D Rev P. Daly Montana Mr. Daly Croesus

One Minute Cough Cure Claims Cure for Coughs

Norris Silvers of North Stratford New Hampshire says the doctors said his cough was incurable but One Minute Cough Cure made him well. The ad promises relief for stubborn coughs and claims thousands have been cured. Safe and sure. GC Ye Kiott.

Norris Silvers North Stratford N. H Kiott

Electric canal carriages replace horses on Brussels Charleroi route

In the Brussels to Charleroi canal area small electric road carriages now tow barges replacing horses. Speed rises from 1.25 mph to 7 mph. An overhead wire provides light and power to villages along the route.

Brussels Charleres

Lawn fete planned near town after illness and wind damage

Boxley and Samuel Kiste stay confined to beds while Robert Palmer visits Anderson. Samuel Collier and Shepherd Sturdevant fall ill and wind causes timber damage. Lawn fete at Ross Palmer’s east of town on Saturday night June 29. Backus preached at M E Church. Everett McMurtry returns to streets after measles. Epworth League attendees from Arcadia include Grace Phillips Clyde Phillips Agness Collier Pearl Collier and others.

Samuel Kiste Robert Palmer Anderson Samuel Collier Shepherd Sturdevant Ross Palmer Backus M. E Everett McMurtry Epworth League Arcadia Grace Clyde Phillips Agness Pearl Collier Maggie Vera McMurtry Alma Crambaurd George Anderson Collier

Cycling Remedies Ad Highlighting Banner Salve

An old promotion promotes Banner Salve for cuts and bruises after cycling mishaps. It urges quick healing and warns against substitutes, with sales tied to Joti Giffard.

Joti Giffard

Social roundup in town with dinners and visits

Sunday visits abound as Miss Lillie Wallace and many families share meals with relatives including the Barkers Green Adams and Johns. Notable notes mention births, moves, new houses, moving to Alva Boone, and local events such as a horse show, ice cream festival, and a water tank installation.

Advertising Honest Goods Without Deceptive Claims

The speaker rejects hype on dead walls and insists on charging consumers only for proven merit. They emphasize selling stock in cigars based on quality rather than slogans or promises.

Rural Route Three Social Roundup

Rural Route 3 reports visiting guests and dinners over the weekend. Lon Boone and family of Deming stayed with Alva Boone. J L Cody visited Johnson Sims. Henry Prather attended Eagle Town children's exercises. Rev. Pierce preached at New Hope. David Elder hosted guests for dinner. other callers included H P Green Jesse Deaney Jeff Stafford and Ohid Harbaugh with various local households.

Mro Barden Henry King Oand GB. Fisher Unset Florch Goodner Alva Boone Jane Denney David Hiter Vint McWhinzle Bertha Green Anna Sims Terhune Rev. Pierce New Hope David Elder Taylor Mary Stafford Billy Birden Rev Pierce H. P. Green Bakers Corner

Witch Hazel Salve Cures Pottsmouth Man Over 90

Mr. James Brown of Pottsmouth Virginia, over 90, suffered for years from a facial sore. Doctors could not help him. De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cured him permanently. C. 14, Elliott.

James Brown Pottsmouth de Witt Elliott

Kay’s Kidneycura Ad Promises Cures and Free Book

An advertises Kay’s Kidneycura from Saratoga New York claiming to cure kidney diseases backache and related ailments. The notice offers a free book and medical advice with purchase or by mail.

B. J. Kay Saratoga N.Y

Local notes from Rural Route 11 residents

Reports from Rural Route 11 include Elwood Moon adding to his house and Ed Padgett nearly finished with painting. Mary Stephenson plans a new build. Chas Powell and wife visited nearby. Horse Show attendance at Sheridan noted. Indiana travelers attend Union Memorial services and a damaging storm lashed the area last Saturday night.

Ed Padgett Mary Stephenson

Bought Bakers Corner And Visiting Kin In Town

Miss Birge Baker returned to Sheridan Monday. Albert Kellum and wife from near Westfield visited Thos. Bakers. Jarl Pretsinger burned on head and face in an explosion at Warren Pickett's shop last week. Mrs. Lissa Underwood of Noblesville visits her mother Louisa Harbaugh. Rain and wind storm damaged cherries. Several went to Selina Ohio on a excursion via L B E W last Sunday. Mrs. Lizzie Baker returned from two weeks in Ohio. Edson Beverlin Cox Hare Nellie Cox Clara Beverlin Marl visited T. D. Bakers. Arthur Baker's family spent Sunday with Ora Sumners. Harry Kassebaum ill with mumps.

Harry Kivett Sheridan The Railroad Co W. J. Hershman Atlanta C. W. Hiatt Mrs. Wivett Chas. Powell Cadson Williams Wade Noblesville A. M. Huckleberry Jeffersonville J. Neal Jarl Pretsinger Warren Pickett Lissa Underwood Louisa Harbaugh Selina, O Lizzie Baker Ohio Mesdames Edson Beverlin Lou M. Cox Nellie Cox Cora Hare Clara Beverlin Master Marl T. D. Baker

Pierpont Morgan Presents Large Gems Exhibit at American Museum

The American Museum of Natural History will install one of the world’s largest gem collections, purchased by d Pierpont Morgan and valued over 200000 dollars. Items include a 15 12 82 carat diamond from Waukesha Wisconsin and an 84 16 carats diamond from Dane county Oregon amid stones from meteorites and turquoise from New Mexico.

American Museum of Natural History United States D. Pierpont Morgan Waukesha Wis Dane County Oregon Canyon Diablo Arizona New Mexico Las Cerillas San Domingo Montana North Carolina Yogo Gulch Fergus County Chicago Journal

Dyspeptics Need Digestive Aid for Longevity

Social Dyspepsia Care claims to digest all kinds of food without stomach aid, letting the stomach rest and regain its natural function. Proponent C. E. Elliott asserts its elements mirror natural digestive fluids and will do good.

C. E. Elliott

Our Invasion of Nicaragua and American Influence

A St. Louis Globe-Democrat correspondent reports growing American influence in Nicaragua as peaceful moves expand. In Matagalpa district eighty to ninety Americans run coffee plantations while a large company operates gold mines. In Jinotega and other areas Americans gain control of tobacco farming and transport facilities.

Nicaragua United States Nicaragua Canal St. Louis Globe-Democrat Republic Matagalpa Jinotega

Long-lived Marbut Family of McDowell Links Four Generations

Joseph A. Marbut, Missouri legislator, belongs to a family of 425 living within five miles of McDowell. The four generations have no bachelors or old maids and the clan is noted for longevity. A tradition says one Marbut once voted the Republican ticket locally.

Joseph A. Marbut Missouri McDowell Marbut

To Cure A Card In One Day Laxative Remedy Ad

Advertisement claims a one day cure with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Refund offered if it fails to cure. EH W. Grove signature appears on each box.

EH. W. Grove

French beekeeper makes medicated honey for diseases

A Paris paper reports a Frenchman keeping bee swarms under glass with medicated blossoms to produce honey that contains the active remedies for influenza coughs indigestion asthma and other illnesses. The method aims to disguise medicines in honey by isolating bees to feed on targeted flowers.

Paris

Also Mentioned on This Page

Oxit Chicago American Condensed Milk Co Stevenson Building Indianapolis, Ind Dr. White CD. N. Rose Gen. Mer Decatur, Il Cann, Wampotp & Co Aleourio Fower Boxley Miss Lillie Wallace Peter Wiles Green Mrs. Paul Boone of Westfield Mary J. Kingsployer Morris Wiles Sam Wallace D. Ji. Elder James Welder Sam Davis Frank Davis John Trout Laura Lou Nicholson J. Ek. Erp John Stafford Horton A. J. Moore Levi Cain Chas. Sumner A. C. Jones C. W. Tuatt Her.c. O. I. Lodge W. KF. Hershuian Hortonville Baseball Teria Sheridan Club Tforten Crounds Lon Boone Deming J. L. Cody Johnson Sims Henry Prather Eagletown Jesse Deaney John Blanchard DD. BE. Elder Alva Boon J. K. Erp Hadley Stafford Ohid Harbaugh John Dixon Kay Eber Wonnell 4. F,ash Elwood Moon Clara Miller Ilizaville Oliver Nel Union Sherdan J.R. Swain John Wire Kirklin Albert Kellum Near Thos. Baker’s Arthur Baker Ora Sumners Harry Kassebaum Scott & Bowne Pearl Street Dr. P. C. Plaster Osborn Bros.’ Drugstore Ind
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