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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1903
Page
8
A patient describes severe nervous trouble and fear of noise since which singing and death caused distress. After taking Dr Miles Restorative Nervine from Miles Medical Co. Indianapolis the condition improved.
Community notices mention C Watsons freshness for best products, Becks economical stationary, and four dozen boys sleds at Rut ore aes. Local dental leads at T. A. Barney near State Bank Warsaw. Miss Ora Daniels visits Indianapolis guest of Afra J. Diguer, while Syracuse may gain Hyopa Latch factory. a town bonus likely to pass.
A jumble of storefront offerings and prices appears with ads for skin care diaphane syringes badges chamois, glassware, and hardware. Nearby notes mention MB Whittenberger and James Cox visiting Warsaw on business, plus several items about bicycles and watches and a reproduction cottage for the Irish exhibition at the World’s Fair.
An old world traveler with the fish on his back is described as bringing strength and nourishment to the consumptive and the sickly. The ad touts Scott's Emulsion cod liver oil as a pure tonic for children and adults, claiming it builds flesh and blood and aids growth, with addresses for Scott & Bowne in New York.
Eugene Warley made a business trip to Chicago last week. Joe Pepper of Milford attended the M E church lecture on Wednesday evening. Mrs D R Belmer of Warsaw was a guest of Men Amos Caran for several days. Mr Lattel, guest of E F Vieh and family, returned to his home in Cleveland, Ohio, Monday. The lecture at the M E church by Dr Fish Wednesday evening was largely attended and highly appreciated.
Milford area notes show students returning home for holidays and various local visits by residents including Joe Ransburg Goshen Ote Cox Warsaw and Ford Rodibaugh. A county autocrat vacancy in Van Buren township prompts concerns while a county seat errand by John Hall is logged. A Democratic stronghold report recounts a schoolboy verse about Bing Jones and a teacher’s afterschool chat.
Four daily times listed: 11:08 am, 8:47 pm, 6:32 am, 10:29 am, 3:28 pm, and 6:12 am. The sequence appears as a brief timetable or schedule fragment with no accompanying context or locations.
Hotel Hays notes Dr Mayo advertises a sure cure for epilepsy and new methods for many chronic diseases. It promises examination and potential treatment, listing a wide range of ailments including brain, heart, stomach, liver, kidney, female diseases, impotence, and diabetes, with letters inviting written examination requests.
Travel notices advertise low rates for excursions offered by the Big Four routes to many points across Alabama Arkansas Colorado Florida Georgia Indian Territory Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri North Carolina and more. Tickets on sale December 2 and 15 1904 January 19 February 2 and 16 March 1 and 16 April 6 and 19 1904 with special rates to Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and British Columbia. Map and further details available from Gut District Park Agent.
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