Shelburn Man Clings to Severed Leg After Train Collision
John Woolley of Shelburn Indiana survived a night of injury after being run over by a Cincinnati and Ohio train near Haysville Kentucky. He held his severed leg the entire time, was brought to St Elizabeth hospital Covington in critical condition and is not expected to recover.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Haysville
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
John Woolley
Shelburn
Ind
Hot Weather Advice And Health Cures From The Temperate Zone
A column of guidance discusses heat care, moderation in food and drink, baths as cooling therapy, and the idea that temperate-zone people overindulge in alcohol. It advises normal routines, warns against extremes, and extols frequent baths and open pores to weather the bake oven season. An ad then promotes Dr Shoop's Headache Tablets with a free trial offer from Racine Wisconsin and T B Shaffer.
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Hes Toa
Subic
Tima ii
Alcohelt
Dr. Shoop
Kidney Disease Expert Offers Free Examination
Dr Crowley with expertise in kidney and bladder diseases offers free examinations using diagnostic tools like the ophthalmoscope microscope and urinary analysis. Dr Timmis has moved to Bays block. Silver Chaney provides farm loans from two thousand dollars at 4 1 3 percent. O B Harris operates in the Citizens' Trust building.
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Crowley
Timmis
Riggs
Bays
Silver Chaney
Judge J C Allen Retires From Active Practice After 64 Years
The Olney Times notes Judge J C Allen plans to move his law library to residence and retire from active practice. He has spent 64 years in law, rode the circuit with Lincoln era figures, and remains mentally sharp though aging limits his work. He is writing a partial life biography, with hopes of a larger history of Illinois bench and bar.
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Olney Times
Allen and Fritchey
J.C. Allen
Bar of
Illinois
Judge Allen
Abraham Lincoln
Usher P. Linder
Charles Constable
Richard Harrah
Orlando B. Ficklin
Aaron Shaw
Elden
Carlisle Man Digs Up Indian Skeletons Near Hiatt's Ferry
On the Martz farm near Hiatt's Ferry, C M Burroughs and two sons with Raymond Marts unearthed three well preserved skeletons. The remains lay in a cross shape, one seemingly standing. Teeth showed heavy wear, and one skeleton was about a third larger with an unusually large jaw.
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Carlisle News
C. M. Burroughs
Raymond Marts
Martz
Hiatt’s Ferry
Mr. Burroughs
Busy Robinson man weds Sullivan woman in quiet ceremony
Herbert C. Steele of Robinson Kansas and Miss Flossie C. Willis of Sullivan Indiana were married at 6 oclock yesterday at the M E parsonage with Rev Moore officiating. Steele hurried back to his store after the ceremony to meet two customers and catch a train to Greenup. The bride comes from one of Sullivan's leading families.
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Herbert C. Steele
Robinson,Kinvis
Flossie C. Willis
Sullivan
Indiana
Ivcole
Globe Tailoring Company
Cincinnati
Booth & Handy
Miss Willis
Marshall
Terre Fiante
Mr. Steele
M. E. Parsonage
Moore
Greenup
Robinson
Electric Bitters Promised As Life Extender After Fifty
Eminent scientists say life span remains below its potential with current knowledge. The critical 50s decade is vital for longevity and proper body care. Electric Bitters is touted as nature’s best helper after 50, a tonic that revitalizes every organ. Sold by Joe K Smock and Son Druggists for 50 cents.
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Nature
Joe K. Smock
Endorsed by Otsego County Doctor’s New Discovery Ad
Otsego Journal editor Wm M Dietz praises Dr King’s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs colds and lung and throat diseases. The Otsego County endorsement notes a household bottle kept and promises reliable relief. Sold by Joe K Smock and Son at 50 cents and one dollar with a free trial bottle.
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Otsego County
Wm. M. Dietz
Otsego
Gilbertsville, N
Dr. King
Joe K. Smock and Son
August Weather History Summary From 36-Year Records
Compiled weather bureau data show Augusts over 36 years with a normal 74 degrees and a warmest 79 in 1900. The August high was 101 on Aug 12 1881 and low 46 on Aug 23 1890 with 3.22 inches average precipitation.
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Weather Bureau
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John Wooley
Kentucky
HOP Weather Rules
Washington
O. B. Harris
Citizens’ Trust Building
Maxwell & Cowles
Maxwell-Cowles Shoe Company
THE
Foot Fitters
Carlisle
Wabash River
Almosit
Marshall Democrat
Gill Township
Seleton
Burroughs
Isseagecte
Shenty
Eer
Axminster
Royal Wilton
Brussels
Bony
Citi
Zens’ Trust Building
A.T. Timmis
Dentst
Riggs Dental Parlors
New Bays Block
Davis Hotel
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