Reverend Badger to Move From Graysville to Taylorville
Rev. O. E. Badger will pack this week and move from Graysville to Greencastle for a visit, then to Taylorville where he will settle. Prof. A. T. Flint, once in charge of the local high school, is now a missionary in China. Burial at Johnson cemetery was planned for Thursday afternoon. The note also mentions a sick child and local social commentary on cigarette smoking near church windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Badger
Greencastle
Taylorville
A. T. Flint
China
Noble Vail
Jose
Johnson Cemetery
Will Trutt
Terre Haute
Merom Schools Begin With Large Attendance
Merom schools opened with strong turnout. Will Daugherty will lead the high school. He previously taught at New Lebanon for several years. Miss Vigus and Miss Wimmer will supervise the primary department.
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Merom
Will Daugherty
New Lebanon
Miss Vigus
Miss Wimmer
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Notice
An old ad offers one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case. It includes testimonials about FE Cheney and a Toledo firm. The text promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills with claims of blood and system purification and distribution through physicians and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
O. We
FE. J. Cheney
Destivin
Waldin' Intman & Marvin
O. Tradl
Potty Oulsis
Price
Safety is Labor Srapecent The Civil Mexvog
The fragmentary text mentions safety in labor and a civil context with unclear references. No clear events, people, or places are readable to summarize into a factual card.
Piles Cured After Knife, Injections and Cautery
Dr Crowley reports successful treatment of piles and related diseases after failures with ligatures injections and cautery. He claims relief from bleeding itching and systemic diseases leading to improved liver stomach and kidney conditions.
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Crowley
Cheeriness as a Cultivated Virtue, Not Inherited
The author argues that cheeriness surpasses genius and talent in value. Cheeriness can be natural or deliberately created and fostered. Over years, persistent cheerful demeanor could seem hereditary to observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelen Hunt Jackson
North Pole Expedition Report From Peary Ship Roosevelts Return
The Roosevelt steamer of the Peary Arctic Club, with Eskimo companions, journals a grueling voyage from Battle Harbor to Cape Sabine and Cape Columbia. The party endures heavy ice, open water, and violent winds while establishing winter quarters at Crane City and laying depots for a prolonged Arctic trek.
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Battle Harbor
Labrador
Marconi Wireless
Cape Ray
N. F
Roosevelt
Peary Arctic Club
Erik
Btahford
Cape Sabine
Voort Island
Hayes Harbor
Victoria
Cape Durville
Cape Fraser
Robeson Channel
Lady Franklin Bay
Greenland
Thank God Harbor
Cape Lupton
Cape Union
Cape Colancepot
Cape Columbia
Bartlett
Crane City
Columbia
Milrith
Cape Rawson
Cape Sheridan
Erin
Sheridan
Peeter Hay
Cape Joseph
Cape Colan
Pass Bay
Clements Markham Inlet
Prof
MacMillan
Columbia Bay
Moon Serup
Hecla
Lake Hazen
Hansel
Clemant
Markham Inlet
Marven
Cape Bryant
Newman Bay
Goodsall
Borup
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Graysville
J. B. Durham
Neal Burton
Big Springs
Greer-Wilkinson Lumber Company
East
Washington St
All, JR
Sya
FO Union Readers
Sivan Onion
Pittn
Sabiriv
Sie Fen Baeite Matt
Tre Savivan Esion
Terie
Rawie Bally Tribune
Roy Cowles
Store
Sullivan County
Carnet and Drapery Man
Robert Edwin Peary
Peary
North Pole
New York
Iio
United States
Europe
Great Britain
The
London Times
New York Times Company
Robert E. Peary
Lincoln Bay
Cape Hecla
Markham
Paribay
Hansen
Marvin
Markhem
Arctic Ocean
Christet
F Hibbardville
Ari
Robert E. Peary, Jr
Mary Peary
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