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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1903
Page
6
Reads as a damaged OCR with scattered timings and addresses. Mentions daily phrases and names like McDon and Cincinnati but lacks coherent events or entities. Postponed details prevent clear summary of a single story.
Partial timetable lists north and south bound services including Chicago Evansville Nashville Terre Haute and New Orleans Florida routes. Times range from early morning to late evening with several daily services and limited combinations.
Burlington advertises greatly reduced one way rates for settlers to California Montana the Big Horn Basin Idaho Washington Oregon Puget Sound from Feb 15 to Apr 30. Rates drop 25 to 40 percent with through trains to the Northwest and California excursions in tourist sleepers. For travel by Burlington lines call at St. Louis Kansas City St. Joseph Omaha Denver Chicago with connections to Northern Pacific and Great Northern.
A Washington man Mr Albert Tranter reports sharp back pains and hip grinding eased by Dean's Kidney Pills. He says the remedy strengthened kidneys and cured night annoyance. Sold by Hoosier drug store at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
A.F. Clark, a Glade Springs Virginia druggist, sold twelve bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy between 11 a.m. and closing time on January 25, 1901. He praises its strong customer satisfaction and notes broad Virginia use and positive testimonies. Available at Clapp Drug Store for relief from coughs colds and grip.
A sick man and his family recount a 18 mile journey to obtain Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption and lung troubles. The testimonial praises instant relief and curing powers for asthma and coughs with guaranteed bottles and free trials at a local drug store.
Henry T. Crook a AsheviIle Gazette pressman reports a rheumatism cure after using Cantey Pain Balm bought from Clapp Drug Store. He says weeks of wet feet and failed remedies gave way to relief after one bottle, with no further pains since.
An old advertisement touts Pol ay's Honey and Tar as a guaranteed cure for grippe cough and a guarantee to make the patient strong, claiming it never fails when taken in time. It warns to take no substitutes and notes sales by Smith and Winton.
J M McCord and Roy Jackman returned from Washington last week. Numerous residents, including M E Abel, Bailiff Geo Rutledge, and A J Patrick, reported business in Washington. Mason Hembres of South Martin died of consumption. funeral at Inmanchurch with burial nearby. Captain Leming lost 250 hogs to White river overflow. Several residents attended court in Washington. Mrs. M B Holly traveled to Indianapolis for spring millinery stock.
Irish land bill moves to grant 60 million dollars for Irish tenants with 3 percent interest loans. Advances capped at 2500 to 5000, estates to be sold to neighboring tenants under estate commissioners. Nov 12 effective. Redmond and Wyndham celebrate peaceful reception amid crowded galleries and notable peers.
An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as surpassing all other ointments for cuts corns boils sores felons ulcers tetter and other skin problems with a guaranteed cure. Sold for 25 cents at J N Jones druggist.
Corning news notes report health updates and social visits including Peter Shea and John Kellett, Miss Tillie McDonald visiting, and a rumor of a local engagement to a St Louis gentleman after Easter. Spring school opens at Glende with 22 pupils and Miss Mary O Kellett as teacher.
The convention of the National Woman's Suffrage Association adjourned in New Orleans on March 26. The next convention is to be held in Washington, D. C.
A scattered telegram style update reports a Toronto opera fire causing heavy losses, a German election date, a Paris loan negotiation, a tuberculosis case in New York, a falling Mississippi River, and a fatal incident in Britain. Notable items include a suicide by a British army officer, a Fort Wayne fire damaging shops, a rise in Chinese exports, a Minnesota plot claim against a cabinet member, a bank bail count, a teen boy defending his mother from a drunken assault, and a Chicago shooting of his father.
Dispatches from San Salvador report President-elect Bonilla winning a victory over President Sierra who blocked inauguration. Towns like Petreillos Santa Cruz and Lapimienta back Bonilla while General Nulla surrenders with forces at San Pedro Sula. Atlantic seaboard sees turning support for Bonilla.
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