Heart Cure Restores Woman After Long Illness
Mrs Frank Allen of Michigan writes of recovery from heart trouble and arm paralysis after using Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine. She credits the remedies with restoring strength, sleep, and mobility, and notes her daughter Vida also improved. Aldists stock and guarantee products. free book offered.
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Miles
Dr. Miles
Heart
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Vida Eo
Frank Allen
Elkhart
Ind
Asheville, N G Queen & Crescent Route and Southern Hallway
A fragment noting travel or rail connections mentions Asheville North Carolina, Queen and Crescent route, and the Southern Hallway. The snippet implies routing contacts or options through these lines without further context or events.
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Asheville
N.G
Queen & Crescent
Sidney items and local business notes in War saw district
Florence Messimore drove to War saw Monday. Wm Fifer bought the bottling works at North Manchester and will move there soon. A line of calicoes at the Climax. School supplier at the Climax. Mrs J F Ridenour went to Chicago Sunday. P J Ketrow at Knox this week building a corn crib for J F Mide dour. Ray Ridenour left for Oklahoma last Sunday to take a business course this winter. Mrs N A Whitman Lottie McConnell and S P Shira attended the Sunday school convention at Warsaw. Oldfather of Silver Lake visited in town for Mutual telephone business. J H Idle shipped four car loads of hogs and sheep from Mory day. Olden Oberholtzer and Wm Blosser fined for drunkenness. $1 and costs, total $9.30. David Nilson pleaded guilty to the same charge and paid the same. Jim Nye arraigned on similar charge, fined $4 and costs $12. A warrant against Wm Horo for intoxication was sworn but dismissed.
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J. F. Ridenour
Chicago
P. J. Ketrow
Knox
J. F. Midedour
Ray Ridenour
Oklahowa
N. A. Whitman
Lottie McConnell
8. P. Shira
Warsaw
Olden Oberholtzer
Wm. Blosser
Justice Eiler
David Nilson
Jim Nye
Justice Stinson
Wm. Horo
Consumption and Scott's Emulsion Fights Neglected Consumption
An advertisement argues neglected consumption is the main danger and promotes Scott's Emulsion as a curative aid. It urges early use at first symptoms to balance health, claims thousands of cases prove its effectiveness, and offers a free sample and priced bottles from Scott & Rowne in New York.
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Scott
Scott & Rowne
Pearl Street
New York
North Manchester Residents and Visitors Report Local News
SILVER LAKE Misa Ottie Wilson was in North Manchester Saturday. Mr and Mrs David Whistler of North Manchester visited relatives in this place the latter part of the week. Miss Gladys Menderson left Monday for Hobart to attend school this year. Jesse Eschbach of Warsaw visited friends here last week. Miss Lela Leonard visited her grandparents at Akron last week returning on Saturday. Henson ager and family of Geshep are visiting relatives before a week. Harley Rager left Monday for Lafayette where he will enter Purdue University taking up the course in pharmacy. Damen and Ted Donaldson left Saturday for their home at Warsaw where they expect to attend school. Rev Yerian preached at the Lutheran church Sunday morning. Lewisl is the regular appointments of the church during the month of September. Rev Yerian's sermon was excellent and was much appreciated by tis audience.
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Misa Ottie Wilson
North Manchester
David Whistler
Lela Leonard
Akron
Henson , Ager and Family
Geshep
Uarley Rager
Lafayette
Purdue University
Damen
Ted Donaldson
Warsaw
Yerian
Lutheran
Lewisl
Tis
Gossiping Locals Attend Visits and Guests in Town
Leesburg resident D. H. Lessig of Warsaw was in town Thursday. Mr. Young of Chicago visits Miss Ethel Bartholomew. J. C. Will and spouse visited friends in Elkhart over Sunday. Addie Mites stayed with Jesses Whiteleather, while Drew Myers improves after illness. De Becknell of Goshen called on W. F. Hunter. Many locals attended the ball game at Syracuse last Thursday.
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D. H. Lessig
Warsaw
Mra
Dementer
Goshen
J. C. Will
Foends
Elkhart
Addie Mites
Jesses Whiteleather
Drew Myers
de. Becknell
W.F. Hunter
Syracuse
Sugar Plum Tree carnival game and verse from Bhut-Eye town
A playful item combining Eugene Field verse about a sugar plum tree in Shut-Eye town with a party game using a basket of apples bananas peanuts or bonbons. Players have three minutes to spear fruit on a pin and race to a goal, winner lands most apples at the goal.
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Shut-Eye Town
Bhut-Eye Town
Eugene Field
He Can't See the Glasses Warble in St Nicho 8
A truncated note from a reader referencing Warde Blaisdell in St Nicho 8. The text critiques Rhinoc glasses and their effectiveness for the author, suggesting the glasses do not help him. The fragment conveys personal opinion and a local name.
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Mr. Rhino
Warde Blaisdell
St. Nicho- 8
Safe Crossing Puzzle For A Farmer
A farmer must transport a fox a goose and a basket of corn across a river. The boat holds only the farmer and one item. He cannot leave fox with goose or goose with corn unattended. The solution requires shuttling the items to ensure none are left together unsupervised.
Doctor anecdotes and a Washington travel fare notice
A collection of medical anecdotes by Dr. W. W. Keen is described, noting how such tales cast doctors as murderers in old and new guises. The piece includes a quip from Representative Littlefield of Maine about election losses and a Pittsburgh anecdote recounted by a World correspondent. Also mentions a September to November rail fare special to western destinations.
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W. W. Keen
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Littlefield
Maine
Omaha
Dave Ercer
New York
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