Graves Infant Died In City, Funeral Set
Obituaries note the infant of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Graves died on Thursday June 10. Funeral at City Cemetery Friday June 11 at 1 PM. Local items list visits and calls from residents including Mrs A B Knapp of Louisville, Lt. F. Borens, Luce Corning, Thomas, Miss Jennie McFadden, Benny Marsh, George McCall, Heisman Wadaworth, and others visiting the city. Includes travel plans, school updates, and social moves among families in Pike County and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Infant
Eli Graves
Warmntt City
Harry
Lewis
Jefferson Pike
A.B. Knapp
Louisville
LT. F. Borens
Pike County
Luce Corning
Worthington
Thomas
Jennie McFadden
Salew
T. c. Faitrand
Eprom
Benny Marsh
Vincennes
George McCall
Epson
Weaxey Gazette
Herman Klusmeir
J. O. McCracken
Montgomery
Ea, Goodnight
Bedford X-Ray
Willis McCarty
Emma Smith
Glenree
Ind
Twill
Rey
Thomas ‘Smith
West End
O. H. McCracken
Loogootue
Carls S. Bell
Dianapolis
David Manley
Loogootes
Indiana
Paoli
Eugene Hack
Simon’s
Nebraska
Kansas
King
Neianapolis
Galnor
Ghostly hoax paralyzes cemetery wanderers near Bucyrus
In Bucyrus Ohio a resident and subsequent neighbors report eerie sounds and ghostly whistles at a cemetery. A group pursued a white specter, chased by a disembodied voice claiming to be a departed victim, culminating in a sudden light over an old grave and the specter fading away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
Maynard
Bheyrus
Bob
Jim
Bool
Cragh
Historic Christ Church Fire Destroys Savannah Records
The Christ Church in Savannah Georgia, oldest in the state and mother church of the Episcopal communion, burned nearly to the ground. Historic records from Georgia’s early Methodists were lost, with the site tied to John Wesley and Rev. Henry Herbert who helped found the church after 1744.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxvannah
Christchurch
Georgia
John Wesley
Tefone
Savannah
Christ Church
Gicorgia
Savann
Henry Herbert
England
Oglethorqe
Expedition to study Indians in British Columbia continues
Dr. Franz Bous and Dr. Livingston Farrand of Columbia University lead a New York expedition to the northwest to study North Pacific slope Indians and other peoples of western Asia with six annual summer campaigns funded by Morris K. Jessup. Harland A. Smith joins the team. next year they focus on Coregas and northwest Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientinus
Coluphia
Thele
Franz Bous
American Museum of Natural History
Livingston Farrand
Columbia University
New York
Northwest
Indiana
North Pacific Slope
British Columbia
Harland A. Smith
Northwestern
Asia
Museum of Natural History
Northwestern Asia
Morris K. Jessup
Museum
Remarkable case of Arthur Davis in Indiana
Arthur Davis of New Pennington Indiana underwent a dramatic medical ordeal described as insane illness, court asylum commitment, and later recovery hailed as a major medical victory. A New Era reporter noted Davis’s decline over two years with weakness, sleeplessness, fainting, and a failed suicide attempt before treatment restored health, prompting claims of medical breakthrough and continued testimony from Davis and physicians.
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Rhea al Science
Arthur Davis
New Pennington
Indiana
Davis
Finsque
Adj
Erna
Neky Pennington
Mr. Davis
Marriei
Norvygus
RSG
Lang
Dkivis
Decatur County
Ndinng
Decatur
Dermasaid
Familly Hsehian
Wa Dpentan
de. Sawer
Jon Cartor
Tin Greensburg
Henry Johson
Doerrutstio
Novemster
Iraq
Enna
Travis
Jonsson
M.D. Paewerr
Wifeombierg
Todinga
Equity
Taw
Seid Wthur Dagis
Flint Bis
Tonia
Indigna
He Dagent
Hundred
Digestive Codex Promises Relief and Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsements
An old newspaper fragment promotes the Discovery of a Digestive Codex, claiming it explains widespread hunger and distress amid a starving populace. Advertisements tout Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as remedies, with testimonials about fever chills and recovery, and a note of Ladies Day at the local ball park in Loogoute Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Ogee
Loogoute
Ind
Hood
Floyd
South Dakota farms loom as best real estate bet
A vivid colonial style notice extols Dakota as superior to sister states in soil productivity and rapid cultivation. It urges readers to seize a lifetime chance to buy a farm, promising growth and prosperity under a sweeping praise of the land and opportunities. An immigration agent listing appears amid stray medical and patent remedy references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeth
Proneis
Sant Nfoth
Tings
Brent
Lot
Amertlea
Clnetyaiati
Lozisvile
Pullman
St. Louis
Vis
Jodh Tiewn
Liguisvilla Ky
Pen A
Peesodt
South Dakota
H. Mrarroun
St. P. Ry
Chicago
California
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Eltiil
Iad
Tennessee Certe
Tennesc
Mis
Nashiville
Tennes International
Bis
Rikes
Evansville
Jénes
Mississippi
Ryde
MbHe
Hatnip
Nis
Mme
Moses
Israel
Bienty
Dakota
Wanter Immigration
South Prolota
Dearbon Street
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Spring Forest
Kenneth Barter
I. Hood’& Co
Pilis
Takeou
Maggie HorroriypHion
Alao
Hunter
South Fot
Chiergo
Souther
Afl
Wth
Ness
Achiest
Speer Sailotes
Wayferers
Thea Dis Qonents
Paris
Philadelphia
Germany
Electrical World
Portland
Board of Health
Grip
Andi
Sefton Hart Arceé
Williams
Joe
NEWPO
Newpoint
Lane
Hapheless
Arthur
Assad
Ithur Davis
Frank C. Farin
Chestian
Via
Jerry Cow
French Livk Springs
Phort
Ball Park
Temple Casant
Finlvitine Rocus
Hl.c
Charles P
Fiat
Ayer
Gazette
Proip
Hott Baer Ae
Bude
Sade
Apmp
W. B. Pratt
Beo’'y
Elehart, Ind
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