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Newspaper
Warsaw Union
Location
Warsaw, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1902
Page
8
An old advertisement touts Mother’s Friend as a safe exterior liniment for pregnancy. It claims to ease labor, soften the breasts, prevent cracked nipples, and aid abdominal elasticity, with a one dollar bottle price and a free booklet on motherhood from MME Bradfield Regulator Co in Atlanta GA.
Milford news notes Mrs J A Mackey and daughter Marie visit Gostien while Mrs M B Groves nears death after another stroke. Local shoemaker Mr Smith survives a fatal saw accident as clothes tear and head nears the blade. A town ball team forms. Milford visits include Merlin Cook from Warsaw and Prof Vanderveex in Warsaw. Labor tightness hits onion farming. eight month echoala closes. Pennsylvania Line specials offer second class colonial tickets westward and to Charleston for expositions with multiple excursion options and dates in March to June 1902.
An unreadable county council notice from Kosciusko County Warsaw Indiana appears to refer to a court matter. The fragment hints at a 10 o'clock time and a seal but the text is garbled. Names and details are unclear.
Barbee Lake notes social visits while travel ads advertise excursions on the Big Four line to Ashville Indianapolis and St. Paul with numerous dates and return limits. Train schedules mention through Pullman service to St Augustine via Cincinnati and the Queen and Crescent. Also an ad touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for burns cuts and skin conditions.
A vintage ad claims a single minute dose cures summer colds and throat illnesses. It touts safety for children and rapid action for coughs, croup, bronchitis, and lung troubles, featuring a testimonial from J. H. Bowles of Groveton New Hampshire.
Mr E Loehr attended Cooper era convention in Chicago last week. A Yeoman of Des Moines visiting relatives here. L Bsigh and wife of Anderson visiting in this vicinity. Dr W S Lester was called to Argos Wednesday. The U S fish comm left twenty cans of perch pike minnows here to stock local lakes. Rev S All of North Judson visited last week. Mrs FP L Davis of Argos died Thursday morning at her home. charter member of the L O E M society here. Twenty two Knights and Ladies from here attended funeral at Argos Friday. buried at New Paris, Ohio, Sunday. Miss Elta Shoemaker of Knox visiting here. Chas Lucifer and wife of Bleheil visiting there. Co M Ford of Warsaw in town Monday. Miss Lucy Heckman of Wabash home over Sunday. A number of Odd Fellows attended lodge at Warsaw Friday night.
Blood determines health as rich nourishes body and mind. When blood is poor, energy fades and rest deceives. Scott’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil restores strength for all ages. free sample offered by Scott & Bowne, chemists, New York.
MONOQUET ITEMS REPORT social visits and household news including Allen Bass guest of Baine Zoebler and Jacob Kirkendall hosting family gatherings. Mention of a wind storm that toppled an old woolen factory and various travel and business notices. Also includes an advertisement for a religious biography and a rail travel sleeper service from Cincinnati to Charleston.
The text asserts that proper digestion is essential for physical strength and that Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery improves digestion and nutrition. It cites testimonials from W. Thompson of Townsend Montana praising relief from indigestion and weight gain. It also advertises The Common Sense Medical Adviser with free mailing details.
Rev D Suell preached at the Christian church. J W Burwell and wife visited C C Miller. Mrs Pauline Jaines trips to Cygnet to visit sister Mrs J D Tennant. John reports a ten pound nay. Hartsock received a carload of Champion harvesting machinery. Rev Hlooking to preach at Progressive Brethren church Thursday and Friday. Fire destroyed the home of Wm Hate. Hale drove to Burkett. Insurance covers loss. Arthur Sechrist and wife welcomed a girl. Sumnuel Goss visited from near Huntington. The Climax sale hindered by bad weather. Bailey's Laxative Tablets ad promotes health and constipation relief. 10c and 2c packages sold by F C Lynch.
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