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Newspaper

Westville Indicator

Location

Westville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1917

Page

4

New Discovery Promises Kidney Relief Anuric Tablets

Local readers report dramatic back pain relief after using Dr. Pierce Anuric Tablets from the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo. A Chicago man testifies against a four year struggle with backache and kidney issues, claiming two boxes ended his pain and urging others to try the remedy. The ad explains weak kidneys fail to cleanse blood, causing mood issues, aches, heaviness, and various urinary and rheumatic pains, and touts Anuric as a potent uric acid eliminator.

Anuric Doctor Pierce Invalids’ Hotel Buffalo N. Y Walter Carlson Sedgwick Street Chicago Ill Dr. Pierce Owen Ee Invalids Dean Lydia Shuster Margaret Doan F. W. Cassidy, JR Foster-Milburn CO

Holmes Seeks Clue In Lost Money Case

A visitor tells Sherlock Holmes he knows who has lost money and asks Holmes to recover it. Holmes asks the visitor who possesses it, and the reply is that the wife has it. Watson escorts the visitor out as Holmes yawns.

Sherlock Holmes Watson Sherlock

August Flower promotes digestion and liver function

August Flower is advertised as a remedy for stomach disorders and inactive liver. It acts as a gentle laxative, regulates digestion, cleanses the stomach and alimentary canal, and stimulates bile flow to purify the blood. Sold worldwide in bottles of 60 and 90 cents.

Corn Pone Lesson Sparks Quick Departure

A young woman answers an ad and explains she quit her last job after a Kentucky woman demonstrated how to make corn pones in her kitchen. The Indianapolis News reports the humorous tale of the kitchen bargain and decision.

Kentucky Indianapoli News

Urbane clerk sparks gossip in local business scene

A chatty exchange highlights a polite, urbane clerk whose girlfriend calls four or five times daily. The ongoing calls keep the clerk keyed up and attentive, drawing local curiosity about workplace etiquette and social boundaries.

Peace Only a Breathing Spell Quote by Macchiavello

A historical quote notes that peace should be seen as a breathing spell for soldiers to plan and build power, suggesting war readiness follows calm periods. It emphasizes peace as time to devise strategy and strengthen military capabilities.

Macchiavello

Athletic training and body water reduction

The statement notes that athletic training does not remove fat but reduces excess tissue water. It emphasizes water loss rather than fat reduction as the immediate effect of training on the body's tissues.

Remarkable crimes of Walter Blevins link Montana and Tennessee

The piece traces Walter Blevins alias Walter Curtis alias Walter Dean from Knoxville to Anaconda to stand trial for murder and highway robbery. It recounts his Alaska thefts, Leavenworth parole, East Tennessee lootings, a Malta jail escape, Anaconda highway robberies, and a Tennessee Johnson City post office robbery case ending in acquittal amid contested confessions.

Knoxville Tenn Jesse James Walter Blevins Walter Curtis Walter Dean Anaconda Mont Blevins Harvey Logan Secret Service Post Office Diamond Dick Nick Carter Alaska Juneau Fort Leavenworth Territorial Court Leavenworth Chattanooga Upper East Tennessee Johnson City East Tennessee Montana Malta Minot N. D atMalta Tennessee United States District Court Greeneville J. R. Crabb Percy Ingalls

One Twin Arrives Late in Alliance Birth

Three days after the birth of a six pound daughter, Mrs. Annie Rampelt of Alliance, Colorado, became the mother of a twin. The report notes the late arrival of the accompanying twin.

Briggins Face in Private Political Exchange

A character named Briggins is challenged about a friendship as another person defends him, noting only a friend would risk such unkind criticism. The dialogue centers on trust and loyalty within political circles.

Cuticura Emollients Offer Free Mail Sample

Clever ad promotes Cuticura emollients for itchy skin in children and seniors. It claims quick relief from itching burning crusting and scaling and urges daily use to prevent minor skin troubles from escalating. Free sample by mail with Book address postcard to Cuticura Dept L Boston. Sold everywhere.

Cuticura Dept. L Boston

Proving It and Bessie’s Open Disposition

A humorous exchange notes Bessie’s frank nature and outgoing manner. The line suggests she speaks freely and often, reflecting a light social moment between friends.

Bessie

Bromo Quinine Box Bears Groves Signature

The claim centers on a product labeled Bromo Quinine with Bb. W. Grove’s signature on box 30c. The text asserts it has zero nervousness or head ringing side effects and can be taken by anyone without those issues.

Bb. W. Grove

Light Pull Jibe in Army Draft Tale

A farmer drafted reluctantly meets an officer and missteps in saluting. The private jokes about ropes and mules, saying he prefers not to face a military rope or a mule at the other end, in a humorous exchange.

Cap

Gloom Narrates Ball Bearing Pains After Pills

In a humorous exchange J Futler Gloom explains his awkward walk is due to having taken so many pills for pains that his joints now feel like ball bearings. The quip plays on a pun about mechanical movement and medicine.

Mr. Gloom J. Futler Gloom Ansas City Star

Peruvian Dealers Seek Shoes Garments and Groceries

Peruvian dealers express interest in acquiring shoes clothing men’s furnishings and groceries for their stores. They target bulk purchases from regional suppliers and distributors to expand inventory and satisfy local demand.

Greece area size noted at forty four thousand seven hundred square miles

The article lists Greece as spanning 44 700 square miles. This figure is presented as a geographic fact within the report.

Greece

Brave Mrs Mullen Foils Jail Escape Attempt in Hopkinsville

In Hopkinsville Ey, Mrs Annie Mullen wife of Jailer A E Mullen rushed to aid during a nighttime assault by three desperate African American prisoners. She grabbed one attacker and forced him into the steel cage, preventing the jailbreak and likely saving her husband’s life. Two attackers face murder charges and one felonious assault. The incident occurred as guards locked the prison doors.

Hopkinsville, Ey Annie’ Mullen A. E Mullen Mr. Mullen

Father Could Not Choose Sons For Draft Exemption

John Stotz a farmer from Huron County Ohio appeared before Cleveland district draft exemption board asking to exempt one son so he could cultivate 149 acres. The board urged naming a son but he refused saying he could not face the mother. The board selected the youngest Edward aged 22 and sent the older Robert aged 25 home with his father.

Cleveland John Stotz Huron County Ohio District Stotz Edward Robert

Boy nets $2 010 in four cent find

Syracuse six year old Emmett Green found three rolls of bills and sold two rolls for four cents. The money, later valued at $2,010, belonged to Mrs. Mary Fusaro and her brother, part of their four year savings. The third roll was returned to his parents.

Syracuse N. Y Emmett Green Mary Fusaro

Willing Recruit Undergoes Toe Removal for Marines

A Portland man with overlapping toes sought enlistment at a U S Marine recruiting station. Surgeons advised removal of the small toes to qualify. The recruit asked to cut the whole foot off to join, and he was sworn in without delay.

Portland Ore United States Marine Hammond

Twenty Lashes for Wife Beater in Cumberland Maryland

Edward Stewart was found guilty of wife beating and sentenced by Justice Bruce to 20 lashes and a year in the house of correction. Sheriff McFarland, described as six feet tall and 300 pounds, administered the lashing.

Cumberland Edward Stewart Bruce House of Correction McFarland

Twin Calves Born Month Apart in Oregon Farm

A Scottsmilled farm reports twin calves born a month apart in Oregon. The Harve GC Hart dairy notes two healthy calves, marking a rare event for the season.

Scotts Harve Hart

Kidney Trouble Warns In Insurance Rejections

An examining physician notes kidney trouble is common yet often unrecognized among insurance applicants leading to rejection. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root advertised as an effective herbal remedy praised by druggists and urged for trial with sample offer. Also mentions Philippines rice production and Venezuelan meat packers expanding plants.

Kilmer

Rectifying Her Mistakes in Wartime England

The Red Cross Magazine notes England must rebuild its school system and shorten factory workdays. It calls for expanding child welfare services and repairing education. Sir Herbert Fisher proposed a £8,829,000 education budget increase in Parliament. A juvenile education committee backs a fourteen year leaving age with no exemptions and day continuation schools for fourteen to eighteen, eight hours weekly compulsory.

England Red Cross Magazine Herbert Fisher

Castoria Signatures Guard Over 300 Years Forte

Parents urged to verify Fletcher's Castoria bottles for the genuine signature as the famous infant remedy traces back over 300 years. Children cry for Castoria, a trusted name in child care.

Fletcher

Knitting for Soldiers Sparks Rationed Romance

In a wartime scene a young woman knits for troops while balancing romance with three sweethearts in uniform. The conversation notes casual ties and fears about becoming an old maid, reflecting social expectations during hardship.

Proud Wife Notices George Joining Red Cross

In London Opinion a nervous friend is reassured by a wife who says George feels safe while driving and has joined the Red Cross. He is learning first aid and knows hospital locations.

George The Red Cross London

The Hurtful Truth in a Marital Dilemma

A woman rejects James Henry saying money would ruin her marriage and what people think. He asks why she cares about public opinion, she notes the case would be true if she married him for wealth. The exchange highlights social pressures and romance.

James Henry

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad To Be Cured By Blood Action

Frank J. Cheney affirms his firm will pay one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The sworn statement is dated December 6, 1886, with notary A. W. Gleason. The remedy is described as taken internally and acting through the blood on mucous surfaces. Druggists carry testimonials for F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo Ohio.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney Hall Prank J. Cheney A. D A. W. Gleason F. J. Cheney & Co

The Eternal Feminine Lola and Jack Dialog

Lola questions Jack about love and fidelity in a clipped exchange. She accuses him of prior affairs while seeking reassurance. The dialogue hints at jealousy and romantic insecurity in a domestic scene.

Lola Jack Vin

Dr Pierce’s Pellets Ad Cites Liver Bowels Stomach use

An advertisement touts Dr Pierce’s Pellets as best for liver and bowels and stomach. It claims one Pellet acts as a laxative while three act as a cathartic.

A Near-Patriot and a Star Spangled Record

A character named Dobson is questioned on patriotism. He admits not buying a Liberty band due to cost but purchases a record of The Star Spangled Banner to play on his phonograph.

Dobson

Gramophone Wanted For Reprisals In Times Ad

In the London Times an amused advertisement seeks a loud second hand gramophone for reprisals. The notice reads as a mock request from a weary, well tried man. The quirky item reflects a 19th century newspaper voice and style.

Gramophone London Times Gram Ophone

Elevator Etiquette Quote Sparks Public Reflection

A quote about pride and selfishness circulates, urging workers to avoid blocking progress. It cautions that someone who hinders a coworker’s rise only harms themselves in the long run. The saying frames workplace ambition as a collective concern.

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