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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
8
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders used in New York Children's Home to cure feverishness bad stomach teething disorders move bowels and destroy worms with over 30900 testimonials. Sc bar 25c and free samples offered. Allen S Olmsted Le Roy NY 1136 touts this remedy. A train wreck occurred at Canerburg Saturday afternoon as miners shoved a car off the track during a run.
Daville resident Minerva Smith writes that she suffered bronchitis for twenty years until Foley's Honey and Tar relieved her. She claims it is a safe cure without opiates, saying there is no other cough medicine that compares.
A resident testifies to the benefits of Doans Kidney Pills for back and kidney pain and sleepless nights. He claims the product cleared symptoms after use and states he will continue to recommend them, noting dealer availability and that Foster Milburn Co. is the sole U.S. agent in Buffalo.
Oct 1 New York state politics are heated after endorsements issue new questions about Governor Odell. A Strslaectady paper alleged connections to Hal Slindereus fueling a fresh round of criticisms from former Senator Till. The campaign race intensifies as denials surface.
In Indiana a gubernatorial clash unfolds as governor contends charity controls mask a broader power struggle. He taxes former senator Hill and warns against using charitable institutions to advance political aims amid surrounding accusations.
A dynamite blast at Joseph Kordeck’s Chicago Heights home killed two family members and injured several others. Lucy Kordeck, age two, died in the explosion. the father and mother suffered severe injuries. Neighbors reported threats by a former boarder, Charles Smith, who was arrested on suspicion of the crime. The cottage and nearby structures were destroyed in the fire.
Strike commission from Mazelton arrives in Haton to study mining areas. They plan a four day visit with hearings to begin after November 14. Meanwhile a crossing accident near Altgonquin kills four drivers and injures one. Other dispatches note pilgrims returning and the Grand Duke Paul dismissed from the army.
Fragmentary ad copy mentioning Yoftena and Wayren White, a hubin position, item dimensions and prices, with references to Washington Handle Works and a laxative tablet brand. The text is garbled and reads like an old classified style notice with illegible names and places.
A local witness describes paralysis relief after two bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The notice mentions cures for rheumatism sprains and bruises and recommends Clapp's drug store. Also references a field trial on Nov 10 and political voting concerns.
The notice urges voters to push for i3 policy and warns cold weather harms weak lungs. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for lung relief and Chamberlain's Colic remedy for travel stomach issues. Also mentions Smith & Wisten foods and Austin flour.
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