Washington citizen extols Dean's Kidney Pills in 1899 notice
A long truncated letter from Benjamin Tolson of 207 South Eleventh Street Washington claims kidney pains, back ache, and nocturnal urination improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills from W L Jackson. The 1906 confirmation states no further illness since the initial statement. The clipping also mixes local notices and names of residents visiting relatives.
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Washington
Benjamin ‘Tolson
Southeax Eleventh
Street
Dean
W. L. Jackson
Tolson
Speaker lineup and campaign event noted for Sunday
President jompoon aims for large attendances with Hastings and Wallace scheduled to speak Sunday. The club plans songs and additional speakers as members grow excited. A political rally features a driving march of supporters while discussing labor issues and relief measures. Mrs. George Gilley and her two daughters return from visits to Iuka Vandala Hagerstown and Vera.
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E. E. Hastress
Wallace
Hastings
George Gilley
Iuka
Vandala
Hagerstown
Vera
Tll
Social Roundup From Washington and Sandy Hook Area
The quarterly meeting of Washington and Sandy Hook Telephone Co was held Saturday night. Neighborhood visitors included Mrs Cynthia McCafferty and her two sons from Oklahoma and Mrs Alex Fitzgerald. Guests at various gatherings included the Singleton, Griffin, Edwards, Lett, Fitzgerald and Wallace families with a Sunday visit to James Singleton and John Allison homes. A party for Charles S Griffin of Greenfield featured flowers and games with about sixty guests and a novel seating arrangement for supper followed by ice cream and cake.
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Fitapatrick
Sugar Land
Washington
John Kendall O
Huron
Lyman Carrico
Pauletta Carrico
Alodia Haag
Cannerburg
Father Doyle
Battey
Torbeck
Donaghue
Kavanaugh
Ission
BL McPherson
Mort. McPherson
Washington and Sandy Hook
Arilla Lett
Cynthia McCafferty
Alex Fitzgerald
Milton Fitzgerald
Sylvester, Swain
Samuel Swan
O. B. Wallace
John
Allison
Dean Fitzgerald
Oklahoma
Thomas Singleton
Charles S. Griffin
Greenfield
What Shall We Have For Dessert Jell O Ad
A vintage ad extols JELL O as a dainty economical dessert. It promises instant prep by boiling water and cooling, with seven flavors named Lemon Orange Raspberry Strawberry Chocolate Cherry and Peach. A 10¢ package purportedly serves a large family and it asserts grocers carry it and no substitutes.
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Jell-O
Poindexter Undertaking Succession at Epsom
Poindexter Undertaking at Epsom will be continued with Charles Wilson in charge. Persons needing service will receive good and prompt delivery by calling or visiting. Hewett Poindexter remains to take wheat in exchange for services at 117 East Main Street.
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Poindexter
Epsom
Charles Wilson
Tim
Hewett Poindexter
Ens
Ues
Se fOwens
East Main Street
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Claims Genuine Product
An advertisement urges customers to buy the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package, claiming it contains no opiates or other artificial drugs and warns against counterfeit versions sold by other firms.
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Ton
Foley
Amite & Win
Sheriff Sale Notice From Daviess County Indiana 1908
Public announcement of a sheriff sale in Daviess County Indiana under a court decree dated September 30 1908. The sale to take place at the courthouse in Owensboro on October 1908 to satisfy a judgment against William RitzGibbon and heirs with all liens and costs, description of property including Lot 15 in a town now city, uncertainties in OCR noted. Coroner verdict attached confirms death details of Davis with cause unknown and instrument on left side.
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Daviess Circuit
Deiges
India
Eleckia
Daviess County
Indiana
Andrea
Ofington
William He Palmer
Arabella Palmer
Walter Falmer
Clara Palmer
William RitzGibbon
Josephine tzGibbon
William H.mer
Arabell Mer
Walter F. Falmer
Seatale
Kibe
Thdians
Daesa County
Davis
Dr O Connell Fairhurst West Corridor Specialist
Introduction to Dr O Connell Fairhurst a noted medical practitioner returning to Ind Uk to treat thousands of patients. He is associated with Flower Medical Institute Boston and has supervised medical work there. He offers first class examination and cures for chronic sickness with modern scientific remedies and guarantees cure.
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O'Connell Fairhurst
West
Ind
Fairhurst
Flower Medical Institute
Boston
Mass
O'C. Fairhurst
Specia
Hurst
O’c. Fairhurst
Coroner Reports Details From 1908 Daviess County Death
Fragmentary text shows a coroner entry from October 2, 1908 in Daviess County. It mentions pneumonia and peritonitis as causes and notes physical description tied to a person of American birth.
Coroner's Verdict Details Inquest Findings
Coroner C C Bonham reports an inquest in Washington County Indiana. The death is due to gunshot wound with unknown cause. He notes the deceased had black hair and an estimated weight. signed September 21, 2998, by coroner and clerk.
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C. C. Bonham
Indiana
de ' Peris
Washington
Cliff
Deviess
A. Hastings
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