Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Permanent Remedy Says Washington Resident
Mrs. Emma Shaw of 1103 East Main Street Washington testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her backaches weakness and nervous exhaustion after seven years with no recurrence. The ad notes wide sale by dealers and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y as sole United States agents priced 50 cents per box with Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonnths
Washington
Jos Dean
Jomma Shaw
East Main Street
Dean
W. L. Jackson
Doan
Foster - Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. C
United States
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Ad Claims No Case on Record
An advertisement asserts there is no case of pneumonia or consumption after using Foley's Honey and Tar. It warns to refuse any other product and promotes the genuine yellow packaged remedy as safe and effective. Sold by 6Omith & Winton.
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Foley
6Omith & Winton
Smith, & Winton
Smith
Remedy promotions and cold cure ads flood local Herald page
Local ads tout Bourbon Hog Cholera Remedy by D C Scott of Avon Kentucky and Foley's Honey and Tar as safe cough remedies. Promoters include L F Hunemeijer Washington Indiana and Smith and Winton with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea sold at Lindeman's Pharmacy. The page also directs readers to subscribe via The Herald business office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Lindeman’s Pharmacy
Remembering Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Notice
A fragmented notice recalls Foley's Honey and Tar as a cough remedy in a yellow package. A telegram from North Vermo Ohio informs East Tenth Street resident Mrs Harry Shaw of a grandfather's death, with garbled names and places.
Local Notes and Visits From Barr Township Community
Reading through Barr township news shows a flurry of visits and health notes. Mrs Zed Dickerson has a new slaughterhouse on Bowman farm. Mae Clark visits New Richmond. Mrs John Raymond and children visit from Washington. Mrs A T Brewer, also from Washington, visits L B Squinding. Prospects for a large trait crop are reported. Wallace Wade and John Hull J have been ill. Mrs Gertie Gates joins Stites Portrait and Frame in Shelbyville.
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Thomas M.fishér
Chandlér
Adeline
M Racken
Pias
Esther Sidivg
Zed Dickerson
Pea
Bowman
Henry Pik
Linton
Sie
Martin
Jameb Im. Dant
Aith
Jake Myers
Vin
Jake” Myers
formMecola
Til
Vincenens
Mae Clark
New Richmond
John Raymond
Washington
A. T. ‘Brewer
L. B
Stites
Forghelbyville
Joseph McClosky
Wallace Wade
Local Notes From Epsom And Plainville Area
Saturday visitors include Miss Essie Haton at Epsom and John Keith near Epsom. Sunday activities feature Mr and Mrs D V Ellis near Plainville with George Summitt and family. Mt Zion Sunday school organized with Danl Wells as superintendent and Miss Cora Pattern as pianist. Easter term begins April 1.
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Essie Haton
Epsom
Harry Mead
Washington
Mervin Boyd
Lafe Cresgy
Loogootee
William Patterson
Washington Tay
Charles Bolton
Plainville
John Keith
Stevenson
Kentucky
Inis Moren
Carli
Bogen
Wington
Myrtle
Eaton
Ellis
George Summitt
Clara
Ferguson
Emma
Mt. Zion
Danl Wells
Oliver Garsistant
Cora ‘Pattern
Mies
Essie ‘Eaton
Maryot
Frat Long
Local visitors and family ties noted around town
Eight a Ble Shirley returned from visit with her sister Mrs. Fred Brooks in Washington. Prof A W Inman of Indianapolis and Forrest Inman of St Louis are visiting their parents Rev and Mrs J M Inman. B T Laughlin was in Washington and Shoals at the start of the week. John Grees of Hutchinson Kansas and Frank Green of Bedford visited Mr and Mrs Scott Alford Sunday. Burke Scott of Marengo visits his father Rev A C Scott.
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Shirley
Siater
Fred Brooks
Washington
A. W. Inman
Indianapolis
Forrest
Inman
St. Louis
Mire
J. M. Inman
B. T. Laughlin
Washington and Shoals
John Grees
Hutchinson
Kan
Land
Frank Green
Bedford
Scott Alford
Burke Scott
Marengo
A. C. Scott
Indiana butter trade under scrutiny for short weight
Indiana state drug and food commissioner H. B. Barnard has ordered investigations into alleged short weight in butter sales. Customers receive one pound wrapped cakes while actual weights range from one to two ounces short. Inspectors will also probe maple syrup packaging and bottle sizes to align with a standard gallon.
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H. B. Barnard
Drug and Food Commissioner
Indiana
State Board of Health
Barnard
President plans purge of eminent chemists despite protests
The article notes the president intends to suppress a hoard of eminent chemists led by Ornittenden Dr Long Dr Taylor and Dr Herter. It mentions Dr Wiley, an Indian man, likely resigning his post as part of the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. 'Ander
Ap Oriittenden
J. Aj Long
A. B. Taylor
C. A Herter
Wiley
Three Youths Run Riot End with Kane’s Death in Chicago
Three young men James Kane, Robert Simmons, and Robert O'Brien left a party with two girls and robbed a cabman after weaving through the city. Police say a confrontation with Officer Murphy led to Kane being killed by a shot to the head as the cab fled. O'Brien was arrested. Simmons remains at large.
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Chicago
James Kane
Robert Simmons
Robert O’brien
O’brien
Davil
Feab
Murphy
Kane
Simmons
Kidney and bladder cure aids Elvansville man
B Spiegel of Elvansville Indiana writes of five years of kidney and bladder troubles. After three doctors failed he nearly died but Foley's Kidney Cure relieved his symptoms after two bottles and cured him. Sold by Smith and Winton. Also a cold cure with Dr Grove's stamped on every box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Spiegel
Virginia St
Elvansville
Ind
Foley's
Smith & Winton
Indiana Senator Proposes City Government by Five
Evan B Stotsenburg of New Albany introduces a bill for Indiana to replace current city government with a five member commission that includes a mayor and controller. The panel would oversee streets police and fire, be elected citywide, and require public approval for major actions. Reconstruction costs would be shared with the city paying half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan B. Stotsenburg
New Albany
Floyd
Harrison
General Assembly of
Indiana
Man Kills Himself at Wife’s Grave in Hobart Tragedy
Frank Brock, 30, told his mother he would kill himself then fired on his wife’s grave, dying after collapsing at the cemetery. He crawled to the sexton EB Larson for help, who summoned a physician. Brock’s wife Mabel had died after a midwife, Emma Laurie of Hobart, faced murder charges with a bond set at 5000 dollars awaiting a second trial. Brock had long warned he would not live after his wife’s death and had been under constant surveillance.
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John Jock
Hobart
Frank Brock
Brock
EB. Larson
Larson
Mabel
Emma
Laurie
Lestummer
Fire damages Morris Katn music store in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a fire struck Morris Katn’s music store on a Thursday night. Spitzer, occupant of the dwelling above, woke to smoke and the alarm, guiding his family from the building before firemen arrived as the phonograph and music apparatus were in use.
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Morris Katn
Philadelphia
Morris
Spitzer
Retairs
Spitzey
Rae
Lodge of Elks elects officers for coming year
The local lodge of Elks elected officers for the year including Will FitzGibbon Ralph Martin Alvin Padgett E Hale F Gross and L A Kennedy with Hugh L Cox chosen as representative to the grand lodge to meet in July at Calais Texas A temperance meeting is announced for Plainville Woodmen hall on Main Street at 1 o clock in the afternoon of Saturday April 4 1908 with nominations for county officers to follow
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Lodge of Elks
Will FitzGibbon
HE. L. K
Ralph Martin
Alvin Padgett
E. E. Hale
Thor
F. H.gross
L. A. Kennedy
Tge Read
Charles Willey
Hugh L. Cox
Grand Lodge
Calais
Texas
Daviess County
Plainville
Woodmen Hall
Main Street
Bayer
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Scotland
H. L. Malone H. Howard
ST Louis
Republican Party
Avaya Bright
Globe Printing Company
MOD
FR. W. Grove
Cheamit’s
Roosevelt
Harvey. W.wiley
Lodgeas
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