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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
7
An old medical advertisement touts Foley’s Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder disorders. It claims permanent relief and urges readers to seek remedies from drug stores and agents, promising to purge impurities and restore vigorous health.
A patchwork page records varied items including deaths, legal notices, and community updates. Mentions of figures like Mr. Rogers in Washington and Indianapolis events show the era's civic concerns alongside local weddings, funerals, and school matters.
Edward Kibler a young Lincon attorney files a 10000 damage suit in Daviess Circuit Court alleging false imprisonment in the county jail last October while he defended Frank Thoms in Squire Burns case at Elnora. He claims wrongful imprisonment and seeks damages plus costs. His attorney is John Al Ritter.
Fragmentary OCR text depicts a legend about a Bulgarian myth involving a grievous night, a cursed LE and a dying scene at a meal. The narrative mentions Medard, a wife, mother, and a ritual corridor where a house is buried under the first rock as part of a foundational rite.
The passage discusses beliefs about climate and opportunity shaping love, arguing men misinterpret lack of opportunity as fate. It reflects on romantic notions among youths, teachers, and young men, noting resilience and the social pressures of romance amid changing seasons. Hardships of pursuing marriage are described through a skeptical, reflective lens.
Chicago March 26 A scattered report describes a past expedition and legal disputes over land deals tied to a syndicate. Officials note inspectors halted activity as the land scheme expired and a physician calls for more respect in conducting scientific exploration.
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