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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
4
An old pamphlet warns that kidney trouble and a toxin cause sudden deaths, claiming kidney breakdown leads to organ failure. It promotes Swamp-Root as a remedy, urging readers to mail for the cure and to avoid death at night.
The report outlines a series of self inflicted deaths spanning May to early June 1884. Notable cases include Da Vid Salmon in May 1884, Arthur Lyons in May 1903, and Thos Carston in Shaalg, marking the era’s recurring pattern of death by own action. The sequence continues with Mrs Tack Thwaon and Pletcher Doherty amid a wider tally of similar incidents across years.
Ray Allen of this city received a letter Tuesday about Var Winkle a burglar shot at Poplar Bluff Mo. Mrs Elizabeth Hindbard of Borob City relayed the tale of Van Winkle’s death and burial details. The letters describe Jesse Van Winkle as dead and the earlier message mentions Van Winkle still alive.
A fragmented letter style column cites Carnegie Committee prompts and public protest against the Ohio plan, with figures and commentary from Meynpbis Commercial Appeal and Chicago News. Tom Stalyson notes a $1,000,000 drop in wealth versus last year while blaming self party tactics.
Fragmentary text describes plans to close to deal with W. Reith for the remtal of a third float on Main street building. Two rooms are occupied by the piliged and poor. The Eagles aim to complete a lodge room in Washington within a month.
Almon Dant Jr suffers injury when bottle exploded on Sunday. The report also mentions social visits by Miss Flora Mut&bF Epsom and Miss Magulyan Sameday, plus guests at various homes near St Mary’s. Development Company of Albany incorporated for 480000 dollars to build coal air roads. editors Dillingham Tex and Henry Wade of Brooklyn noted in connections. Cuban diarrhea and a medicine testimonial from Minnie Jacobs of Houston are included, with ad copy for stove sales at St Lamb’s.
A Dearfoss man William Myers recalls suffering from consumption from its initial stage to final decline. He credits Sie. King's New Discovery with rapid relief after other medicines failed. The remedy is advertised as a general cough and chest medicine, claimed to cure pneumonia, with 50 cent and 1 dollar prices and a trial bottle offered.
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