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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1903
Page
8
Mrs Frank Loomis of Allen Michigan writes that two years ago heart weakness left her unable to sleep eat or walk. She credits Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine with a complete recovery and notes her daughter also improved. She urges others to try the remedies and mentions a free book offer.
The report praises the Queen and Crescent service from Cincinnati through Atlanta to Jacksonville as the best in the country, noting a 100 mile shortest stretch to Chattanooga and routes linking Asheville via a car line to the Crescent path.
Wansaw markets show Clover seed and grain trends amid spring produce trade. Clover seed noted steady demand while grain prices hover with seasonal produce activity. WAICAGO MARKETS B30 470 as BBO y.
Milford residents report on county business and travel on Saturday. Thanksgiving observances and college visits fill holiday chatter. Funeral services for Mrs Erick and Mrs Malcome marked the week. Dr Mears visited town. merchants anticipate strong holiday trade. Local figures discuss advertising and town growth while plans emerge for a church, a dairy farm conversion, and an opera house program by Milford groups.
The notice describes a through sleeper service from Cincinnati to Charleston via the Queen and Crescent Route and Southern railway. It mentions departure from Cincinnati daily at 5 p.m with connections through Chattanooga and Atlanta, noting changes en route.
An old health advertisement urges that consumption is a weed to be defeated by strengthening the lungs. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as the best fertilizer, plus rest fresh air and ample food, with a free sample offer and a label reminder. It notes salt pork is hard to digest and warns treatment should begin early.
SILVER LAKE The Babcock family reunion was held at J J Babcock's home with about thirty attendees. Albert Thacker visited North Manchester with her parents Mrs Wm Houston and daughter Mrs Jones of Goshen returned after four weeks with relatives there. Rev Stacy of Chicago preached at the Lutheran church Sunday morning. Chas Shipley and family and Dennis Dulaney attended the funeral. Mr Clark of Warsaw visited Sunday. Miss Vernie Hoke spent Thanksgiving with grandparents here. James Donaldson of Warsaw spent Sunday locally. Mrs Esther Wilson and granddaughter Ottis returned Friday from a week’s visit at Warsaw.
Leesburg residents saw visits from W A Beane of Ligonier and Mrs Myrtle Hunter with Miss Fooe Beane. St Elijah P Brown spoke at the M E church to a large audience. Teachers attended the Warsaw association. Thanksgiving gatherings included Miss Mollse Long and the Bartholemew sisters of Chicago. Local ads promote coal that burns well from J D Kutz.
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