17 Sep 1896
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Newspaper
Syracuse Register
Location
Syracuse, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1896
Page
1
Obituary notes the death of Donald Bruce son of Dr. and Mrs B F Hoy at age 1 year 7 months from cholera infantum and spin trouble. Funeral at home followed by burial at Syracuse cemetery with pastor Rev Love delivering a text driven sermon.
In the village of Gloignes, a celebrated diamond wedding marked by old age and long union. The couple M. Andry born 1810 and Mme Andry born 1815 observed the milestone with the parish and the parish priest presiding again. Their son, a non commissioned officer, aided the celebrations as the cure offered blessing.
An antique advertorial lists De Witts Witch Hazel Salve as a quick cure for poison ivy bites bruises scalds and skin ailments. It promotes accompanying products like De Wits Coke and Cholera Cure and mentions excursion tickets and train services in a period sales pitch style.
An old advertisement advocates De Witt’s Little Early Risers claiming quick relief for sick headache biliousness indigestion and constipation whether from neglect or unavoidable circumstances, attributed to Dr L Miller.
A Washington Star piece reports a bucket shop tale involving a wife who earned on buckets and suspected her husband’s profits. It also highlights Japan’s Mie Hatoyama as a notable female politician and notes Greece's loss of forests shrinking its water supply.
An early 20th century ad touts Witt's Coke and Cholera Cure as a quick remedy claiming immediate relief and healthy bowels. It urges readers to use the product for rapid results and ongoing wellness.
Obligations to A Blanchard for fruit this week. Mrs Acker visiting relatives in White Pigeon Michigan. Miss Mamia Cross visiting sister Mrs B F Hoy Bellmore Ohio for a week or more. School started with good attendance after recreation. Warner murder trial in Columbia City. likely conviction. Wright buys Sacre farm. moves from Syracuse. Warsaw council passes curfew ordinance before 2 PM. A B C official imposes 150 per year license on dealers in cigarettes. Syracuse band engaged for Republican rally at Benton.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a project or event titled Hlantier Geid Pavinerats tied to the Nickel Phare with references to a raivet cue tare for a location called siiumapolis on a date in April. Mentions of the Conde Democrats and Hetarn appear, along with an attributed quote about a harmless remedy and immediate results credited to J. H. Milter.
An advertisement claims Electric Bitters relieve all forms of headaches and chronic sickness. It promises permanent relief for habitual headache and constipation by stimulating bowel movements. Sold at Miller's Drug Store.
A fragment describes Portuguese fishermen and a Peter's thumb imprint on rock. It mentions a tale of tribute money in a haddock and references a health tonic Bacon's Celery Klug claiming to aid digestion and nerves with sample sizes 50c and 25c sold by T. L Estliek.
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