Local Correspondence from Warsaw Area News
Saturday notes report T C McClure and others visiting county seats on business. Several residents travel for sales, farming tasks, and family visits as winter settles in with snow and wind. marriages and accidents are noted along with local school and church life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. McClure
Warsaw
H. A. Ferree
Charley Day
Akron
J.J. Babcock
W. J. Fitton
Caleb Ayers
alter _Rantz
Lert Lukens
No. Manchen
Thomas Alspaugh
Toyn
McClure
Lyde Jlill
Leesburg
Indianapolis
Wagons and Bicycles Given Away at Conrad Shop
On and after January 1 1900 customers receive a ticket with every dollar spent on horse shoeing. A drawing on December 24 will award the first lucky number a Conrad Farm Wagon and the second a Thistle Bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Wm. Conrad & Sons, Mfg
Lake City Wife Cured by Tar Wine Lung Balm
Mr. W. E. Reusch of Lake City Michigan reports his wife suffered a severe bronchitis attack with coughing blood. After using Dr J. H. McLean's Tar Wine Lung Balm she recovered completely from one fifty cent bottle. Sold by A. B. Ervin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. Reusch
Lake City
Mich
J. H. McLean
A. B. Ervin
Mouth and liver tablets sold by local vendors
When life feels hard, take Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They cleanse the stomach tone the liver and regulate the bowels making you feel like a new man. For sale by A B Ervin at Claypool and W E Davis at Burket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A.B. Ervin
Claypool
W. E. Davis
Burket
Mount Pleasant Rural Notes Tally Threshing and Hunting
Jerry Adams threshed oats Monday and corn husking is active this week. Quail hunting is prominent. James Valentine visited Warsaw Saturday. Reuben Scoles sold a flock of sheep recently. The Aid Society works on a new carpet piece. Several locals thresh fodder this week. A raid by Tox hunters occurred last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trulia Rhoads
Robert Warren
Michigan
Meyer 9
Vadore Parker
Abner
John L. Parker
Jerry Adams
Aid Society
Reuben Scoles
James Valentine
Warsaw
Popham
John France
Oda Valentine
Carry Knoop
The Light of the World Book Offer
A sales pitch for a lavish book costing nearly $100 000 to produce with about 100 full page engravings of Jesus and Mary. It promises true copies from European masters and includes artist biographies and a child’s department. Christian agents in several states report rapid sales and seek territory managers and a state office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Hur’ Ye
Waste
Massachusetts
British-American Co
Corcoran Building
U. S. Treasury
Washington, D. C
Valuable Horse Stolen Then Found Near Palestine
Thieves entered the Worley barn at Modday night and stole a fine gray horse. The animal could not be driven, so it was tied behind a buggy drawn by a span of ponies. The trail led to the crossroads north of the Heisler farm before it was lost. The Horse Thief Detective Association is pursuing the suspects, and the horse was later recovered near Palestine and returned to its owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Worley
Heisler Farm
Horse Thief Detective Association
Palestine
Metzger Elected to Kosciusko County Advisory Board
A local man Abe Metzger has won a seat on the Kosciusko County advisory board in an election deemed notable by community officials. The result underscores Metzger’s standing among county residents and signals influence on local policy discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosciusko County
Abe Metzger
Rural Route 1 Readers Targeted for Early Delivery
After the political excitement ends, the paper urges Rural Route No 1 subscribers to upgrade to full delivery. It notes a shift away from Ready Print as readers prefer late state news and positions itself to reach Rural Route 1 patrons sooner than rivals.
Sensible mule wrestles coal load at Blossburg mine
For over ten years a mule in Blossburg Alabama works a six car coal load up the slope without complaint. If an extra car is added the animal kicks and refuses to move until relieved. After unloading the mule rides an empty car back down a half mile incline. In a dramatic incident an unruly train of empties once rushed toward him but the mule sprang aboard the first car and rode the entire train to the bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blossburg
Ala
Paradise by Tintoretto Tops Venice Doges Palace Gallery
The largest painting excluding panoramas, Paradise by Tintoretto, dominates the grand salon of the Doges' Palace in Venice. It measures 84 feet wide and 34 feet high, making it a monumental work on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tintoretto
Doges’ Palace
Venice
French and British Coronets Compared
The French counts wear coronets with nine equal pearls while the British baron holds a coronet of four large pearls, highlighting distinct aristocratic insignia differences.
Eight churches on site of St Paul's Cathedral in London
The article notes that eight churches have stood on the site of St Paul’s Cathedral in London with the first church dating back to the year 232.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Cathedral
London
Carrier Pigeons in France Training for War Use
France reports over two million carrier pigeons trained for military use, with about a quarter prepared for time of war. The note highlights extensive animal involvement in wartime communications and logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Dusting the Lords Library Quietly Earns Fifty Pounds
A notice from London states fifty pounds a year is allocated to dusting the books in the Library of the House of Lords. Subscriptions are invited for the Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
London
Village Blacksmith Credits Croup Cure To Remedy
Grahamsville New York resident Mr TI H Black says his two year old son suffered recurrent croup until Chamberlains Cough Remedy eased attacks. He notes the medicine dissolves tough mucus and can be given to babes as safely as adults. Sold by A B Ervin Claypool and W E Davis Burket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Metzgar
E. A. Scoles
L. M. Crom
Reynolds
Ind
TI. H. Black
Grahamsville
Sullivan Co
N. Y
Son
Chamberlain
A. B. Ervin
Claypool
W. E.davis
Burket
Kodol Dye pepsia cure advertised by A. Scoles
A historic advertisement promotes Kodol Dye as a universal digester for all stomach disorders. It claims instant relief and radical cure for those with or without meat, presented by seller A. Scoles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Scoles
Kodol Dyspepsia Case Promises Quick Digestive Relief
Scientists describe methods to obtain all natural digestants blended to suit the body's proportions and activated by digestive agents. The compound Kodol Dyspepsia Case digests food, allows hearty meals during treatment, and provides relief with gentle use. BE. A. Scoles.
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H. A. Sherman
United States Treasury
Washington, D.C
G. W. Werley
C. E. Rantz
Buffalo
Manchester
J.C. Babcock
Tiffin
Ohio
Claire
North Manchester
Alfred Babcock
Lake and
Clay Township
Franklin Ferree
Blanche Kemper
H. L. Greenawalt
Norman Tucker
Town
Groninger
Earl Gearheart
Irvin Uldh
Ed Sarber
Seward Township
Sylvester Johnston
Sarah Saner
Mr. Ball
Beaver Dam
Ed Snoke
Luis Mendle
Jeff
Madison Regenos
Elias Parker
Martin
James Andrews
Harley Regenos
J. Alexander
Amos Summy
Jonathan Alexander
Sylvester Warren
Wabash County
Charley
Roy Hanes
Verdie Shoemaker
Silver Lake
Mr. Page
Miss ‘Trulia Rhoads
John Rickel
Elder
F. M. Shipley
California
Paulina Kinsey
E. H. Kinsey
Arthur Reese
Henry Stanier
Charles Loehr
Oliver Hinkson
Adam Woodyard
Illinois
Mount Pleasant
Howard McGinley
Art
S. L. Speck
Plymouth Rock
Will Beber
Goshen
Kinsey Bros
J. Huffman
Pierceton
Tdianapolis
Big Four
Indiana
Grand Lodge
Dr. Caldwell
E. Allen Scolea
Order OF the Garter
Great Britain
Prince of Wales
George III
Edward III
Countess of Salisbury
George
St. George
Washoe
England
Gentral Southern Trunk Line
Kentucky
Tennesee
Alabama
Missippi
Florida
United States
Inn and
West Florida
U. S
Gulf Coast District
R. J. Wemyss
General Immigration and Inv
AGT
Louisville
Sky
Dr. Fenner
Victor J. Evans & Coq
Evans Building
Washington, D. G
Brockton, Mas
Humphreys
William Kam & Howark
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