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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1897
Page
4
An old advertisement touts Ayer's Cathartic Pills as a model purgative for those harmed by griping medicines. It claims careful preparation and ingredient balance tailored to liver needs, asserting steady quality judged by World’s Fair media praise.
Town gossip lists plans and visits including Ginginnati friends in Indianapolis next week and relatives travelling by bicycle to Wheatland. Fox light mentions Frank Smith learning of his brother's death in St Louis by telegram.
A historical account recounts the founding and growth of Methodism in Northern Daviess County starting with Rev. Thomas J. Ryan in 1843. It highlights pioneer preachers, camp meetings, the establishment of class meetings, key families, and the spread to suffrage church sites, noting leaders like Aunt Susie Long and Rev. Nesbit, the revival strength, and the county’s expansion to six district charges by 1849. The piece remains part of a longer series.
Dyspepsia sufferer Char. Broome reports long battle with indigestion and cough. After trying Balin balm, claims improved digestion and ability to eat, noting relief after 30 years of distress.
The club opened its rooms to the public with a Thursday night gathering featuring cream and cake and free music for attendees. Donations from Messrs Alagiie and Hea supported the event as a crowd benefited from the entertainment and a charitable collection.
A fragmented piece discusses a plausible path for afflicted individuals seeking relief, referencing scientists exploring medical knowledge for public benefit. It mentions pills, remedies, and costs, with place names like Schenectady and general notes on medical trends and neuromuscular ailments.
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