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Newspaper

Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1901

Page

4

Omega Oil treatment advice from early 20th century ad

The passage recommends drying the skin with a towel, applying Omega Oil in the hand and rubbing it into the pores until absorbed. For stubborn pain a cotton pad with Omega Oil is bound to the sore overnight. Some cases cure after one treatment, but others need repeated use. Omega Oil is advertised as a universal liniment. available in drug stores with orders accepted by Omega Chemical Co. at 257 Broadway, New York.

Oméga Oil Omega Chemical. Co Broadway New York

Mrs McCafferty Dies at Home After Illness

Mrs Martha McCafferty wife of the late Benton McCafferty died at her East Walnut Street home about midnight Saturday from bronchial pneumonia after a two week illness. Born in the county June 2, she lived here all her life with six children surviving: Mrs Howard Stewart John Violet Jane Earl McCafferty of this city and Charlest and Gorman McCafferty of McKeesport. She leaves four brothers and one sister, all in the county. She was a Methodist and beloved in the community. The funeral services were announced for Monday.

Martha McCafferty Benton McCafferty East Walnut Street Cme McCafferey Rainn Jane Brown Benton McCafferty Howard Stewart John Violet Jane Earl Charlest Gorman McKeesport Penn John F William le Obert A Charles H. Brown Ed R. i Pierces Me €Nferty Methodist ‘Church Chris Iain Wwe Foven

Harrison Memorial Service Honors Former President

A memorial service for the late President Harrison drew a full church as Rev. Dr. Campbell presided. Addresses praised Harrison as a statesman, lawyer, citizen, and soldier by W. R. Gardiner, A. J. Padgett, John H. Amann, N. H. Jepgon, and Ezra Mattingly. A benediction by Dr. C E W Dobbs closed the service. Also advertised is New Dessert pleases all with four flavors at grocers.

Lex -Pregillent Benjaminarrison Presbyterian Church Dr. Campbell M. E. Church We -E Campbell Harrison Harrigonias Ezra Mattingly C. E. W W. Dobbs

Three Children Die in Fire in Indiana Home

Coroner’s inquest finds three white children from Williams family died from fire and smoke suffocation on March 11, 1908, at their home two miles southeast of Plainville Davie s county. The deaths were ruled accidental with no one to blame. all details hinge on remains and evidence. Also mentions remedy and local advertisements for Kemps Balsam and a Racket discount offer.

Connty Willams Aieed Dull Sears Eya Earl Aleire Zeck Nell Wailiams Pine Indiana Plainville Daviess County Ind Williams Wwe Tadis Loun B. Seeurt

Funeral of Former President Harrison Draws Nation To Indianapolis

Thousands lined Indianapolis streets as President McKinley attended the simple funeral of General Benjamin Harrison at Crown Hill Cemetery. Services at the First Presbyterian Church were modest per Mrs Harrison’s wishes with Rev M L Vaines leading, and a procession from the Harrison home to the church and cemetery drew crowds who paid final tribute to the nation’s former leader.

Indianapolis Benjamn Hackinson Crown Hill Cemetery Feeutternoon State Capitol Harrison McKinley General Harrison Uni First Presbyterian Eclurch Coon Vn Ceneyo Nosy York Cresley Nagyi Jolo Wanniuiakk Philadelphia W. FL Merv Jochianapolis Thin W. Noble St. Louis Interior Charles Foster Fostoria Olio Treasury

Initiative talk as Diaz health praised in Cuernavaca

Mexican consul at El Paso reports Diaz in excellent health after three days in Cuernavaca. He notes talk of El Paso suing to arrange a meeting with President McKinley during his Pacific trip, but doubts remain on which government should take the initiative.

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United States Consul Arrest Sparks Protection Call

Port of Spain reports Ignacio ta Baiz, the U S consular agent at Barcelona Venezuela, has been arrested and jailed without adequate cause. This is the second such detention in five months, prompting demands for Washington protection and fears of possible lynching. In Illinois, John Kirk’s preliminary examination proceeds after his alleged assault of Mamie Craig, 38, at Fairbury on Saturday.

Carlful Port of Spain Trinidad Hayden Earle John Kirk Mamie Craig Fairbury Kirk

Woman Recovers After Three Years of Ills at Weert

A woman afflicted for three years by nerve ailments near Weert finds relief after doctors report a complete cure. The article notes a remarkable transformation and a return to health, with emphasis on the success of the treatment and the patient’s renewed vitality.

Benjamin Harrison Remembered as a Model American Leader

A Salem Leader memorial piece lauds Benjamin Harrison as a great American figure. It praises his integrity, tenacity, and devotion to republican ideals, noting he shaped his era though not like typical soldiers or lawyers. The article laments he did not serve into the twentieth century despite his stature and influence.

Benjamin Harrison Pulie Desiues Grant Sherman Sheridan Blaine Cockling Evarts Choate Benjamin Hindrisad

Public Sale of Breeding Jack in Southwestern Indiana

The owner offers a premier breeding jack, 141 to 16 hands, over 900 lbs, about 11 years old, claimed second best jack in Bike o. Mo. Costly import with Brussels prize lineage. Dam and sire noted, gentle and strong for foals. Sale at Princeton Indiana, March 27 1901 at 2 pm cash terms, no bidding.

Princeton Ind Indiana Mir Vacdk Brussels Belgium

Notice of Ditch Petition Pendency in Daviess County

Notice to Lucy Snyder and others names many landowners in Bogard Township Daviess County Indiana that a petition pending before county commissioners seeks location and construction of a public ditch starting 15 feet east of the northeast corner of the southeast quadrant of section 23 township 4N range 6W and running 3920 feet west then curving to the left 68 feet to join the Thompson ditch hearing set at the Auditor's office on April 9 1901. Also advertises Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children and old newspapers for sale at the office.

Lucy Snyder Johnw. Burris Sarah Critchlow Margaret M. Tomey Joseph MeGuire Mary J. McGuire Green Wade James Herman A. P. Wade Simon Healy Jacobi R. Grove Margaret Trainor Francis O'Brien Amos Thompson Chas Indiana Daviess County Thompson Ditch Yielyers Board of Commissioners Board of County Commissioners Robie. Russell

Heatarkable Cures of Rheumatism From the Vindicator

The Vindicator editor reports remarkable relief from rheumatism using Chamberlain's Slain Balm. He describes ten days of shoulder pain eased by two applications and subsequent quick relief in a thigh joint after rubbing the balm on the affected areas.

Rutherford N. C Vindicator Accasion Chamberlain

Will Present "Trip Around the World" Easter Event

A local Presbyterian group plans a travel themed program titled Trip Around the World followed by an Easter observance. The modest event aims to provide fellowship and reflection for attendees in the morning and afternoon.

Allen's Foot Ease advertised for foot ailments

An early 20th century print ad promotes Allen's Foot Ease powder to cure chilblains frostbite damp sweating and swollen feet. It claims benefits for feverish or tired feet and notes the product is sold by druggists for 25 cents with a sample offered. Address listed as Allen's, LeRoy, N. Y.

Allen Allen's Olined LeRoy

Remedy for the Grippe Promotes Early Use of Kemp's Balsam

An old newspaper item urges readers to start Kemp's Balsam for the grippe to prevent pneumonia. It emphasizes early treatment for throat and lung relief and notes the product is sold by all druggists at 25 and 50 cents.

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