Quakerdom Sugar Season Ends and Local News
Sugar making season ends in the Quakerdom area. Ruth Furness attended Teachers Annual Association at Winona last week. Charley and Mrs. Barnard visited relatives at Rolling Prairie. Mike and Mrs. Link visited Ed Hill’s last Thursday. Mrs. Link had not left home since January. Mrs. Bischa Winers visited her brother Leslie Dodd. Barnard and Chas Barnard went to Valparaiso to sell maple syrup. Wm Heisen’s house repaired after lightning damage. R. H. Dodd confined to bed. Neighbors attended a dance at Westville. Lincoln Dodd’s horse was badly cut by a wire last Sunday.
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Charley Barnard
Rolling Prairie
Mike Link
Ed, Hill
Leesville man saved by King's New Discovery
A Leesville resident credits Dr. King's New Discovery for curing a life threatening lung illness. He endured severe asthma before relief came and a full recovery followed. The advertisement touts cures for consumption pneumonia bronchitis and grip with trials and guarantees offered by E T Scott Druggist.
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Leesville
Ind
W. H. Brown
E. T. Scott
OTIS. Local social notes from Michigan City and Chicago visits
Mrs Steven Hllliday of Michigan City attended Bert Halliday’s Chicago wedding and returned via Otis Thursday. Mrs Koskie traveled to Laporte on Saturday. Carl Robin accompanied his sister to Chicago Saturday morning. Mrs L C Snyder and Mrs Henry Dankert went to Michigan City Saturday. Ethan Boone of Chicago is a guest of the Stevens family. Mrs Collings and Mrs Woodaberg from the Boone residence west of town returned to Chicago Monday. John Glass of South Chicago visited Frank Seberger who suffered another paralytic attack. L B S M S carpenters are repairing the freight platform. English services in the German Lutheran church Sunday evening drew a large crowd. A sermon will be delivered April 24 in the evening. Herman Richter and Miss Isabelle Rotzein traveled to Michigan City Tuesday evening.
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Steven Hllliday
Michigan City
Bert Halliday
Chicago
Otis
Koskie
Laporte
Busness
Carl Robin
Ethan Boone
Stevens
Collings
Woodaberg
R. M. Boone
John Glass
South
Frank Seberger
Herman Richter
Isabelle Rotzein
Union Milla News
Frederickson Farm
Here
August Wordel
Mr. Wordell
Scott's Emulsion Blood Food Advertisement Claims
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a fat rich cod liver oil product that nourishes bone marrow and spleen to improve blood production. It targets pale schoolgirls and invalids, promising strength and blood health, and invites readers to request a free sample from Scott & Bowne. The price is listed as 50 cents and 1 dollar at druggists.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Cte
Pearl Street
New York
Prolific 19th Century Notes From Regional Paper
A wild mix of ads and short items covers cosmetics, tonics, hog remedies, and a panoply of random notices. Local deaths in Hammond and Chicago hospital, a heated water of gossip on wealth and politics, plus railway and wartime commentary fill the page with brisk, scattered items.
Fruit at the Breakfast Table California Prune Wafers Ad
An advertisement extols California Prune Wafers as a natural laxative. It claims to prevent constipation and related dyspepsia by aiding digestion and cleansing the system. The ad touts health benefits, urges daily use, and lists a 100 wafers for 2¢ price.
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California
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L. C Snyder
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Scott's
China
North Pole
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Hammond
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Rocky Mountains
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Clarence Woods
Samaritan Hospital
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Hot Springs
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Berrien County
Three Oaks
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England
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Pair Oaks
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The
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David B. Hill
Parker
Hill
Superior Court
Fred E. Meyer
William C. Weir
C. E. Osborn
Waratah
A. C. Helitschmidt
Orange L. Small
Clinton Township
J. B. Bouchard
Julius Hiltz
J. P. Dunsmore
Ernest Deutscher
Coolspring
Simon Wise
Fred Schray
Obie Way
Noble Township
Elmer E. Wolt
Fallon
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Porter County
United States District Court
Wolf
North Dakota
Valparaiso
Hobart
Indiana
Forera
Arata Tea
Rochester
Mr. G. Vacuer
Osgood St
la Grippe
John Kimball
Missouri River
Union Pacific
North-Western
Los Angeles
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N.w.by
Vine St
Cincinnati
Haga
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MONON
Indianapolis Mail
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Allam
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Inverlaken Sanitorium
HH. Wardner
Laporte, Indiana
Madison Medicine Co
Madison
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Florida
VIA
Louisville & Nashville
St. Augustine
N. Broadway
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Exchange
Kansas City
4Th and Main
Louisville
S. E. Cor
5Th and Vine
C. L. Stone
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Thet Trust Company Ration
State Bank OF
William E. Pinney
John Ware
Laskie R. Skinner
Sterven P. Corroy
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