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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
3
E W Ayder of Caldwell Ohio says his family has always kept Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and he carries it on extended visits. The remedy is obtainable everywhere.
Surgeons report men are slightly more prone to appendicitis than women. Sheridan residents are advised Adlerika with buckthorn bark and elycarine as a remedy to relieve or prevent symptoms. One spoonful is claimed to address constipation sour stomach and gas instantly. C. E. Eliott, druggist.
Prince Joachim, youngest son of the emperor, has written six marches since 1914 including The Men In Field Gray and Gloria et Patria. He recently wed Princess Marie Auguste at Cassel, a ceremony attended by royal family members and no guests.
The bulletin notes no constant link between eggshell color and nutrient content. It explains color comes from a pigment in the fowl, not feed, and that some Mediterranean breeds lay white eggs. The text also contains an unrelated public notice of an estate sale in Sheridan, Indiana, and legal sale terms.
Milwaukee resident Samuel Samuels says memory of ten years was dimmed by a San Francisco earthquake. He awoke in Milwaukee and, after a police encounter, recalled owning a San Francisco clothing store and having money. He could not explain his past or where he had lived.
Local scientists identify the lower jaw bone as belonging to an early prehistoric tertrabelodon, one of the earliest elephant species. The fossil was found during the Virtue mine excavation near Baker.
Creditors heirs and legatees of William Shields deceased are to appear in Hamilton Circuit Court Noblesville Indiana on July 21 1916 to show cause why the Final Settlement Account should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Witness Clerk Charles J Newby June 17 1916
For Thursday and Friday fair and warmer. Local residents share visits and gatherings including Mrs. Ellis Hiatt and Lela Kercheval with Charley Gray and wife in Pickard. Dr. J L Beck and family travel to Ohio to see relatives. Numerous Sunday visits and dinners noted among neighbors and friends.
Mrs Chas Williams spends the week with F L Clark and family in Muncie. She plans a short visit to Mrs J A Rhoades in Cowan. S RR Paddack and wife dined with Clemmett Paddack and family. John Paddack and wife were guests Sunday. Paul Parr of Butler PA vacations two weeks with his parents. W G B Harris and daughter Ida dined with Mack Wiles and family. Margaret Oder of Indianapolis visits the Harley home this week.
The article notes several neutral zones like the Gibraltar isthmus gap and a 60 foot wide yet 700 mile long strip between the US and Mexico. It claims about fifty such zones exist, varying in width and totaling a sizable land area, with the rest of the globe owned by some power according to Pearson's.
A Spokane Spokesman-Review editorial urges boys to call their father father rather than the old man. It notes generational differences, praising youth while honoring a father who struggles with uphill industry yet loves his children.
Four hundred eight farmers completed the 1915 Indiana 1-acre corn contest with an average yield of 66.1 bushels per acre and an average cost of 14.81 or 21.1 cents per bushel. Contestants came from 23 counties. one produced 105.4 bushels per acre, 11 ranged 90 to 100, and the top 11 averaged 93.4 bushels per acre at 16.2 cents per bushel. Yields were air-dried to 15.5 percent moisture.
A new clubbing offer combines McCall's Today's Woman's World and Sheridan News with four magazines. The promotion price is $1.75.
O L Drake exchanged his Jolietville general store for a 240 acre Owen County farm in a straight trade. No cash changes hands and both properties change ownership as recorded.
An ad promotes four yearly Sheridan News subscriptions with a serviceable timepiece as a bonus. A special May and June offer includes a Dog Scout watch. The page also notes several Sunday visits among local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Durbin, Mrs. Pearson, the McMaths, the Timmons family, and Roy M. Ross and family visiting various neighbors.
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