Chronic disease specialist promises cures and trials
Dr. O C Fairhurst, expert in treating chronic diseases, claims a 99 in 100 cure rate and offers a money back style guarantee with $50 rewards for numerous ailments he cannot cure. He advertises modern remedies and will hold a one day consultation at the Hyatt Hotel in Washington Indiana on March 15 1909 with free consultation.
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O'C. Fairhurst
Fairhurst
Hyatt Hotel
Washington
Ind
Simple New York Prescription Promises Backache Relief
A New York daily puff outlines a remedy for backache and urinary issues including kidney and bladder problems before Bright's disease stage. It lists Fluid Extract Dandelion half an ounce Compound Karyon one ounce Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces. Shake and take after meals and at night. A local druggist says ingredients are harmless and readily obtainable.
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New York Daily Peer
Bright
Heme
Untitled remedy praised for kidney and urinary relief
A reader notices describe a prescription remedy said to cleanse the kidneys and blood, removing waste and aiding backache and rheumatic afflictions. The notice urges sufferers to try the treatment, claiming splendid results though cautions it is not a universal remedy.
Fairbanks Warns Against Centralized Power in Indiana Assembly
Former Vice President Fairbanks addressed a joint Indiana legislature urging restraint on centralization. He argued for wider distribution of power among states and caution against federal overreach while praising legislators and stressing accountability in lawmaking. He spoke with Lt. Governor Hall and later to the Senate, ending with well wishes.
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Indianapolis
Marew
Fairbanks
John We
Fairbanks, Who Jade 4 A Stort Spegen
Mr. Fairbanks
Sor
Fairbanksh
Fingy
jAnd Thig
Senate
Hall
Indiana legislature ends session with compromise budget
Indianapolis March 9 agreement reached on the general appropriation bill by conference at 12:30 am after clocks were stopped. Republicans and Democrats praise the report which cuts 100000 from the budget and trims appropriations for educational institutions. Governor Marshall vetoes Falkner city bill but signs a sinking fund measure. Lawmakers approve several bills including a 21 to 9 reduction in Indianapolis city council members and various education and taxation provisions.
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Indianapolis
Conference Committee
Senate
Aouse
Mattingly
Honan
McCullough
Strickland
Faulkner
House
Marshall
Wood
Babcock
Warield
Linton Court
Higgins
Fleming
Moore
Lambert
Kimmel
Cox
Kistler
Legislative bill list covers taxes health boards and local services
A long roll of senate and house bills from Indiana proposing fixes to headlights on locomotives tax advances by treasurers secretaries of county and city health boards humane officers for Indianapolis bond rules for sinking funds and salaries legalizations for plat book deputies five mile road law county commissioners acts school bonds grain car inspections fire escape enforcement local authority newborn maternity home regulation town trustees library access and free employment bureaus among others with specifics on incorporations insurance terms townships and education board expenditures and road laws.
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Ranke
County Boards of Health
Hanna
Moore
Marion County
Mitchell
Bassect
National Guard
Furnas
Kayser
Pierson
Wood
Purdue University
Hawkins
Pennville
Pearson
Mr. Bowser
Pelzer
Patterson
Cedar Grove
Cox
Board of State Charities
Kistler
Omdorf
State Bureau of Statistics
State Board of Education
Orndorf
Andrews
Mattingly
Vigo
Madison
Lake
Mendenwall
Three teen girls run away to seek stage life return home
Three sixteen year old girls from Long Island City slipped away with 200 dollars to pursue acting. They returned after a few days, saying stage life is hard. Josephine Ludden and Gertrude Young arrived home first, with Annie Crowley and an elder sister following. They had rented no room at 233 East Thirty Ninth Street and pretended to be sisters. They avoided venturing out and survived on sweets and gum until they met a theatrical agency and planned to go out with.
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New York
Long Island City
Josephine Ludden
Gertrude Young
Bota
Annie Crowley
Homebound Actress Returns: Bliss Ludden Prefers Quiet Life
A fragment notes Bliss Ludden choosing a simple home life over stage work, expressing happiness to be home and a wish to return to schooling, washing dishes, and minding her baby instead of continuing on stage. The quote highlights a shift from performing to domestic duties and childcare.
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Bliss Ludden
Trustees Notice for Veale and Reeve Townships
Franks Swann and R V Cox announce monthly trustee sessions at their homes in Veale and Alfordsville to transact township business. R V Cox states Washington Township meetings are held at the trustee’s office above Waller's Harness Shop on East Fourth Street.
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Veale Township
Frank Swann
Reeve Township
Alfordsville
Ofm
R. V. Cox
Washington Township
Waller’s
Main streets poor business attended to Friday weekly
Grant Keith, trustee, directs that all poor business matters be attended to on Fridays each week along Main streets, outlining a regular schedule for local affairs.
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Grant Keith
Zemo Heralded as Cure for Eczema and Itching
Lindeman the druggist promotes Zemo as a proven remedy for eczema and all skin or scalp itching. He claims numerous cures and endorses the product, urging customers to ask for a sample of this external use treatment.
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Zemo
Lindeman
Relief for Women Promises Pain and Kidney Comfort
In this short ad a remedy claims relief for back ache, female pains, and kidney trouble with herbal components and iron. It touts Mother Gray’s Australian Leaf and a yellow package cough cure, urging samples and mail order, with Smith & Winton as sellers.
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Ironen
Gray
Eins
Sentgy Mall
Addiusa
N.Y
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Sloan
Earl S. Sloan
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W. L. Douglas Shoes
Llow
M.J. Carnahan
Foley
Smith & Winton’s
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