Nervous Disorders Sufferer Sees Cure With Miles Restorative Nervine
A Minnesota woman traces a decade of terrible headaches and paralysis fears to nervous prostration. After failing with doctors, she credits Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine with restoring appetite and strength. A Duluth reader also reports rapid recovery after seven bottles. The ad ends promising a free book on nervous and heart diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Chicago
W. A. Thompson
Duluth
Via
Miles Medical Co
Eikhart, Ind
Claypool Social Notes and Festival Report
Claypool residents welcome visitors from Foraker Packerton and Wa bash. A festival drew crowds despite rain and a band concert was planned for next Saturday. The Saints arrive for Yellow Creek Lake camp meeting starting the 13th, and a local ball game occurred at Argos Sunday. Ida Detterman and Arthur Haines wed Saturday evening in Claspoot, celebrating with townsfolk. Vern Shell is re elected fire chief with Linnaeus Kineer and Stoner in key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Deber
Bourbon
Chas. Shoemaker
Yellow Creek Lake
Argos
Ida Detterman
Arthur Haines
Claspoot
Ora Cox
Logansport
Vern Shell
Thomas Linnaus Ens Kineer
O. P. Stoner
H. Beigh
Noted European Figures in Arts and Sports Circles
A German sculptor Max Kruse Lietzeburg altered a bust of an insane philosopher to erase lines indicating his condition. Duke Adolf Friedrich of Mecklenburg Schwerin becomes the first prince from a reigning house to ride in a German horse race, while Richard Croker lost 2590 on Knai cker in the Hartsbourne stakes and faced club etiquette on invitations. English writer Thomas Escott claims Henry Labouchere inspired a George Eliot character and questions the Duke of Devonshire as a model for another fictional figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Kruse Lietzeburg
Natasche
Duke Adolf Friedrich
Mecklinburg-Schwerin
Gracé
Duke
Berlin
Germany
Richard Croker
Knaickerbocker
England
Bunbury Club
Bilbury Club
Thomas Escott
Change of Train Times on Pennsylvania Lines
Attorneys office in Moon Block Warsaw Indiana notes a new Pennsylvania lines schedule effective Sunday May 24 1903. Trains depart Warsaw at 3:55 am 4:30 am 10:57 am 8:42 am 1:00 pm 6:26 pm 5:25 pm and 9:43 pm daily or daily except Sunday with guidance to seek further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Warsaw
Ind
Big Four Rail Schedule Note
Fragmentary timetable text shows times for North Bound and South Bonne trains with am and pm stamps. The legible parts reference specific hours like 11:08am and 3:28pm with unclear context. No clear events, origins, destinations, or dates are readable for a solid summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bound
South Bonne
Winona Warsaw Electric Line Schedule Details
The first car from Winona leaves at 4 5 a m and the last from Witona at 10 80 p m. Cars run every 15 minutes daily except Sunday, with departures from Winona and Warsaw on the hour half hour and quarter hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Witona
Wicons
Warsaw
Silver Lake Visitors and Local News Roundup
SILVER LAKE residents and visitors appear in a bustling week of small town life. Mr and Mrs J J Bavcock and Ruth attended an arrest carnival in Rochester, Edith Mollenhorn of Mentone visited relatives, and Chan Price is slowly recovering after three weeks ill. Frank Lyons of Mentone spent Sunday with friends, Frank Lowry returned from a two week visit in Alexandreia, and flurry Klein and wife traveled to Warain for a teachers institute. Dr J Q Wey and wife camp at Yellow Creek Lake, Floyd Zimmerman visited from Warsaw for Lutheran church service, Georgia Leffel and Stella Alpach visited Winona and the Clubhouse. Rev L Greenwalt will likely accept Goshen call to Wells Memorial Lutheran church. Parishioners hope he stays, but wish him well if duty calls elsewhere. Ed Stout and Walter Rantz spent Sunday in Calengo. James Leffel, Artie Carr, Lulu Klink, Edna Wells, Amy Sherbondy and Stout teach at the teachers’ institute in Winona. Maude Van Gilder of Wabash visits relatives here this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Bavcock
Ruth Sod
Mary Stout
Rochester
Edith Mollenhorn
Mentone
Georgia Leffel
Stella Alpach
Winona
Ed Stout
Walter Rantz
Calengo
James Leffel
Artie Carr
Lulu Klink
Edna Wells
Amy Sherbondy
Stout
Teachers’ Institute
al Winone
Maude van Gilder
Wabagh
Various Local Notes and Cultural Items Across towns
Miss Mae Geaver visits Fort Wayne. Auglin of Etna Green conducts business. Ethel Moe visits South Whitley kin. Mrs M A Whitman at Huntington conference. Clem Newcomer from Buffalo visits region. Ice cream festival yields thirty gallons. Mrs Baile Cleamerla at Winona this week. Mia Paulus and children visit Winona. Miss Deviansy of Warsaw visits her father Warvel. Brethren church foundation expanding. Hattrick’s fashion sheets for September at The Climax. Orders for patterns welcomed. Miss Noggle and friend visit Hiram Alrey’s in Chicago. Marble bust of James G. Blaine placed in Augusta state house rotunda. work by Prof G Trentanove. donor unnamed, suspected Joseph H Maniey. Madrid loses National Library director Manuel Tamayo y Baus, noted dramatist. Frans Makart 1840-1884 monument unveiled in Vienna. Nikolaus Dumba hails Makart as modern color master. Makart likened to Schubert in Viennese art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. M. A. Whitman
Huntington
Clem Newcomer
Buffalo
N.Y
Band Boys
Mra
Baile Cleamerla
Wicona
Mia, Paulus
Winona
the Brethren Church
Almore
Hattrick
Justin
Miss Noggle
Lady Friend
Chicago
Hiram Alrey
James G. Alaine
State
Augusta
Prof. G. Trentanove
Joseph H. Maniey
Madrid
Jost
National Library
Manuel Tamayo Y Baus
Spain
Lin
Academy of Spain
Frans Makart
Vienoa
Nikolaus Dumba
Makart
Schubert
Ironical IFS and wry proverbs on life and love
A string of humorous maxims on fashion, aging, generosity, writing, problem solving, and self perception. It plays with irony about modern women, men, and everyday choices, ending with a morbid quip about the undertaker.
Gems and labor quotes from Victorian era thinkers
A fragmented collection of quotations on labor, health, contentment, and society. Includes lines attributed to Voltaire, Daniel Webster, and Russian sources, noting labor as a core element of novelty and thought as intertwined with labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatie
Lebor
Voltaire
Crete
Daniel Webster
Emigrant Toll Up in 1896 and Mennonite Colony Plan
The 1896 emigrants from Hiamburg reached 52 748, up 419 from the prior year. Ceylon’s coffee industry suffers as disease devastates plants. Mennonites plan a colony near Louston Temas, buying a large farm for colonization. A wedding tour ends early as Goldstein and bride from Worcester separate after a disagreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiamburg
Ceylon
Louston
Temas
Expenditures and Taxes for Clay Township 1908
The advisory board at its annual meeting set township and school district spending for the year. Expenditures total 7880 dollars with taxes at different rates: township 85 cents per hundred, local tuition 21 cents, special school 10 cents, and road tax 9 cents per hundred. Poor expenditures listed as dash. Trustee Irvine dated August 2, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truarea
Clay
Kosciucko County
Cha Advisory Board
W. Irvine
Troakee
License Notice for Rong Green town liquor sale
Notice to citizens and legal voters of Rin Green that George D. Elder applies for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in town. Details describe premises on West Main Street and town lot number. Public sale action to be handled by county officials with August 10, 3008 date noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rin
Toesani
Ifosdiaake
George
D Sider
Bayard
Polauera
Omen
Mber Tera of Sad Commlesonees
Iquors
Seid
Eton Green
D. Elder
Township Expenditures Reported For 1908 Budget
The Temelle Of Bertt township Kasciuska presents annual expenditures and tax rates for 1908. Trustees CHAS. W. ANGLIN signs the notice, with figures including township tax at 90 dollars per hundred, special ad taxes, and prior year expenses.
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Dr. Miles’ Nervine
Kosciusko County
M. A. Witcox, Pres
Ase Bavsanee
Queen & Crescent
Aabaville
N.C
Queer & Crescent
Queen & Cresent
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Jackson
Chattanooga
Indiana Loan
Buffalo St
Indiana
W. Bennett
Sec
J. D. Widaman
Pres
Houser's
G. E. Houser
Chichester
Itier
Obichretha Uremical Co
Maden
York
Claypool
Wm. Shoemater
Foraker, Ohio
Lou. Hines
Packerton
Arthur Mack
Wanatah
Csuifman and Family
Wabash
John, Cauffman
Vu. I. Tully
Syracuse
Harl Lestie
Hootington
Ascar
Moon Block
Penneylvania Lines
EASI
Weer
Scott
Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Silver Lake
Chan Price
Aire
E Frank Lyons
Frank Lowry
Alexandreim
Flurry Klein
Warain
J.Q. Wey
Yellow Creak Lake
Floyd Zimmerman
Lutheran Church
Sidney
Mae Geaver
Fort Wayne
Mr. Auglin
Etna Grech
Ethel Moe
South Whitley
Misa Bell Deviansy
Avater
Mia
Warvel
Bax
GEMS
Winiahed
David Goldstein
Bride
Worcester
Mass
Goldstein
Sue
Hs Hanus
Smith & Dukes
J. W
W. C. Nusbaum
Éetatee Sad Collect
Ino
M. M. Syphers
Will Fay
Bertt
Kasciuska
Actreann
Chas. W. Anglin
Trustes
Milton Noe
Syracuse Register
State Bank OF Warsaw
W. Chipman
Edgar Raymond
A. O. Catlin
W. W. Chipman
S. W. Chipman
Haymond
G. A. Catlin
Oldfather
L. W. House
J. F. Meyer
Lake City Bank
Board of
J.M Bush
J. W. Curtis
Join Grabner
W. D Wood
A. J. Thomas
Oscar Harding
David H. Lessig
Katige
Saace
Lessig
Sawuelbither
Ossnier
Slen ‘Brothers, Brochaster
T. W. Anglin
Onic Block
Postoffice
Harry R.smith
Comet Buffalo and Market Std
Waksaw,ind
J. F. Peterson
Sparklin Block
Royal
Milford
Cennie Castoria
WM. Conrad & Son
Harry Oram
Nervigor
H. Jennings
Lima
Peffer
J. Hetty
Santa Clara
Cal
Chicagoy
I. ©. Lynch
Ana Rea
Ozr Norn Nagis
Becklim
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