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Newspaper

Sheridan News

Location

Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1900

Page

2

Crooked Creek Cogitations by ALEx MILLER on Southern ox teams

A humorous sketch describes a southerner's eye view of oxen from Alabama, not Kentucky, resting under a magnolia tree. The narrator jokes about their racing build, reading taste, and imagined misfit labor while contrasting speed with draft work. The piece toys with biblical and literary references and ends with a quotable note about oxen being grand, gloomy and peculiar.

Kentucky Alabama Noah Adam Garden of Eden Edwin Markham Stone Watch

Origin of the Boxers from Shen Pao Chronicle

Shen Pao traces the Boxers to a robber chief Tschu Lung Teng who founded a sect in 1899 in Eh hsien and Ping Yuen Hsien. It details name changes to Lin Hu Schuen and J Ho Tschuen as troops pursued them and notes belief in magic formulas that protect members from weapons.

Shen Pao Tschu Lung Teng Eh-hsien Ping Yuen-Hsien Hung ‘Teng Tschan Tatanhai Luan-Hsien En-Huisen Ping-Yuen- Hsien

Boxers Rise in China Promoting Patriotism and Violence

The excerpt notes the Boxer uprising spreading across provinces with killings of Christians and later mixed targets. Leaders call for patriotism to support the Manchu dynasty while government troops suffer defeats. Battles near En Lo Tien leave hundreds dead, and refugees conceal injuries as violence escalates. Readers are urged to anticipate further reports from European powers and the United States about punitive action.

Christiang Jen-Tsin Gov. Yu Si Lang‘Tung En Lo- Tien United States

Card of Thanks for Chamberlain Cough Remedy

Mrs. S. Doty of Des Moines Iowa thanks the makers of Chamberlain Cough Remedy for its relief in coughs lung troubles and whooping cough. She praises the remedy and sends heartfelt thanks. Sold by C. E. Elliott.

Chamberlain

Orange Blossoms and June Weddings Story

A traditional tale explains orange blossoms symbolizing a royal gift's fate. A Moorish king sends an orange tree to a Spanish monarch, and a branch reaches a humble artisan's betrothed daughter. Lacking a dowry, she accepts a generous offer from a foreign ambassador, enabling the wedding.

Eiveryone Theardner

Electric Bitters hailed as cure for scrofula in Washita patient

Dr D B Cargile reports Mrs Brewer cured of scrofula after years of sores on head and face. The letter promotes Electric Bitters as top blood purifier and remedy for eczema tetter salt rheum ulcers boils running sores. Stated to boost liver kidneys bowels digestion strength. Sold by C E Elliott at 50 cents with guarantee.

D. B. Cargile Washita I. T Brewer C. E. Elliott

To dress well is an art and fit for every woman

The July Ladies' Home Journal notes dressing to the occasion as a refined standard. It says refinement means following fashion rather than leading and warns against being secondary to one’s clothes. It emphasizes fit and appropriateness over bold trends.

Ladies’ Home Journal

Local Gossip and Advertisements Note Neighborhood Visitors

Fifty cent Foley's Kidney Cure advertised as a cure for Bright's disease and diabetes. Joha Gifford mentioned. Mr. J. B. Hiatt of Hazelwood visited Miss Ethel Bennett over Sunday. Ed Sopher and Charley Crook of Noblesville conducted business with Sheridan contacts Monday.

Bright Foley Joha Gifford J. B. Hiatt Hazelwood Ethel Bennett Ed Sopher Charley Crook Noblesville Sheridan Business Meno

Yale Coffee Claims Popular Edge Over Competitors

Found at Last. An article extols Yale Coffee as the best richest smoothest and most delicious coffee. If made right a trial will prove it stands above other brands. Sold by C E Couch.

Yale Coffee C. E. Couch

Dyspepsia Cure Promises Quick Relief After Meals

After each meal take a teaspoonful of Kodo Dyspepsia Cure. It digests what you eat and lets you enjoy all you like. It never fails to cure the worst cases of dyspepsia and is pleasant to take. C. E. Elliott.

C. E. Elliott

Gause Family Returns to Indiana From Iowa

Isaac Gause and family came back to Indiana after a brief residence in Iowa. They moved to Iowa earlier with plans to settle there. They will make Westfield their future home where Mr. Gause resumes his former role as foreman for the Monon.

Isaac Gause Indiana Iowa Westfield Mr. Gause The Monon

Mansfield Man Credits Foley Kidney Cure After Ill Health

For two years Ira W. Kelley of Mansfield Pa endured kidney trouble despite seeing several doctors and spending much on medicines. After using Foley's Kidney Cure his health improved and he offers his testimony to help others. John Gifford.

Ira W. Kelley Mansfield Foley John Gifford

Boone County Farmer Warns On Grub Worm Plague

Joe Frye, a Boone County farmer, reports grub worms destroying his corn and threatens poor fodder yields if ongoing damage continues. He notes neighbors Cyrus Hunt and James Shapley face similar troubles in the area.

Joe Frye Boone County Joe Cyrus Hunt James Shapley

Dr King’s New Life Pills Advertised as Cure All

A vintage ad claims a Monster Devil Fish represents constipation and promises Dr King’s New Life Pills as a safe cure. It touts effects on stomach liver kidneys and bowels and notes a 24 cent price at C E Elliott’s drug store.

Dr. King C. E. Elliott

Mackinac Excursion Ticket Sale Begins June 15

The Mackinac excursion offers rail routes via Chicago to Marquette or via Chicago to Mackinac Island with return options. Tickets priced at 24.55 dollars from Sheridan Indiana are good through October 31 1900. Stopovers allowed north of Peshtigo Maple Valley and Reed City. John Merchant, Agent.

Marquette Michigan Chicago C. M St. P.R.R Champion Neguanee Mackinac Island Mackinaw City Negaunee Sheridan Ind Peshtigo Maple Valley Wis Reed City Mich John Merchent

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