Not Dennis Elder in Middlesboro mystery case
The Lebanon Enterprise reports a Middlesboro body found near an abandoned coal mine is not Dennis Elder. The deceased, possibly a miner, had died over a year ago and was shot, robbed, and left on a mountainside. Elder family expresses relief though initial fear lingered.
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Seven Years of Proof for Dr King’s New Discovery
W V Henry of Panama Mo touts seven years of proof that Dr King’s New Discovery cures coughs colds and throat chest lung disease. The world has thirty eight years of proof for coughs lagrippe hay fever bronchitis and lung conditions. Sold with guarantee at Haydon Roberson’s drug store 50c and 1.00. Trial bottle free.
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Kentucky Governor Declares Thanksgiving Day Proclamation
Governor Augustus E. Willson proclaims Thursday November 26 1908 as a day of general thanksgiving and prayer for Kentucky. He urges all families to cease toil and pray, pledge to uphold covenants, and welcome diligent workers while seeking continued blessings for the Commonwealth. Secretary of State Ben L. Bruner affirms the document in Frankfort.
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Walson
Frankfort
Augustus E. Willson
Ben L. Bruner
How is Your Digestion Mrs Dowling Recommends Electric Bitters
Mrs. Mary Dowling of No 228 8th Ave San Francisco endorses Electric Bitters for stomach and liver troubles and female weakness. She reports relief from acute indigestion and says the tonic purifies the blood and strengthens the system. Sold 50c at Haydon Robertson's drug store.
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8Th Ave
San Francisco
Haydon & Robertson's
Heart Cure Ad Promises Strength for a Weak Heart
An old advertisement describes heart weakness caused by disease or exertion and promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure as the premier tonic. The copy asserts the product can strengthen the heart and cites the Miles Medical Company in Elkhart.
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Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Pushball Gains Favor as College Diversion Over Cane Rush
The article argues pushball is a safer, better regulated campus pastime replacing cane rush. It cites a 400-student Penn pushball match on Franklin Field where freshmen and sophomores battled for a seven foot diameter globe, ending 1-0 in twenty minutes with strong crowd support and referees ensuring safety.
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Springfield lawyer to practice in state courts and appeals
Atty at Law of Springfield Kentucky announces will practice in the courts of Kentucky and the Court of Appeals, with office at the Building between Berteen and Wagh streets in Springfield. The statement outlines his intent to handle cases in county and state courts.
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Berteen
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Wagh Court of Appeals
Newspaper fragment listing multiple papers and periods
The text lists several newspaper titles and publication frequencies including The Sun and Nashville American weekly issues and Cincinnati and Louis Republic papers with varied schedules and regional origins.
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