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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1903
Page
7
A distinguished Indianapolis Business College official credits Peruna with restoring health after months of indigestion and stomach catarrh. He states faithful six week use cured symptoms, keeps a bottle on hand, and continues occasional doses for ongoing relief.
Fragmentary notice references an event in Denver and an international convention in July with tickets on sale July 6. It mentions a performance or show route along Nickel Ware Road and a return trip in August with contact details for agents. A side note cites Rifkins and Prof Quacker and a quip about a disease cure.
Patchy OCR text lists low fare to Chautauqua New York July 44 and 24 with Nickel Plate Theatr tickets on sale for return within thirty days. Mentions addresses and names, with garbled phrases about relations and self-inking dater items.
A reader recounts relief from chronic back pain after using Doan's Pills. The account cites kidney and nerve symptoms including dizziness and chest discomfort, claiming a complete turnaround after trying the product. The paragraph references a reviewer named Lewin and attributes improved mobility to the remedy.
George and Lorimer Ezekiel urge bold, practical church renewal addressing decline, urging sermons of depth not surface fixes. They envision a cathedral style church in best neighborhoods with active outreach, women rooms, daily services, and programs for youth, emphasizing inner purity, community impact, and faithful home life.
An OCR damaged ad for Allen's Foot Ease powder cites benefits for feet and ingrown nails, with address to S. Olmsted in Le Roy New York. It veers into an unrelated note about land values on the Orange River Colony and a Sheridan quote condemning tale makers, all in fragmented prose.
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