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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1897
Page
3
Promotes better mornings after taking Ayer’s Pills. Claims ease for constipation biliousness headaches and liver troubles. Pills described as sugar coated perfectly prepared to cure without annoyances. Ask your druggist for Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. When others fail Ayer’s is recommends.
Local names appear in brief social notes from Shoals and surrounding areas. People visiting relatives include Miss Nettie Feagang at Loogootee and Mrs. Ira Lites returning to Cairo Illinois. George Williams of Montgomery works in the area while John H. Alford and Bertha Summers seek marriage licensure.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions names such as Campbell, Harry, Smilt, Calvert, and Pate. The text references locations like Pittsburg and Haute and hints at family, business, and religious notes without coherent context or events.
The memoir recalls old and modern Methodist figures in Mayesville and surrounding areas. It lists early church members and leaders, praising their faithfulness, and notes revival efforts led by John W. Julian and Solomon Frank, with details on church building, class organizations, and key contributors.
A fragmented report details a fraud scheme in which agents use paper contracts and fake sales pitches to trap farmers into buying machines. It notes cases in Evansville and Petersburg with mentions of water concerns and regional commerce. Local editorials rail against libel while reporting court actions and a village social column.
An irregular scan shows a Pe-ru-na patent medicine pitch linking digestion relief to a broader health claim. It intertwines a travel excerpt for an excursion to Evansville with pricing, ticketing notes, and a blend of promotional text and unrelated civic notices.
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