Doan's Kidney Pills End a Chicago Woman's Kidney Pain
Carrie Sommer of 3422 N Hamilton Ave Chicago says a severe cold settled on her kidneys causing back and limb pain heart trouble dizziness and bed illness. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she was cured and has had no trouble for eight years. Doan's billed as the remedy to trust. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY selling 50 cent packs.
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Carrie Sommer
Hamilton Ave
Chicago
Ill
Dean
Doan’s
Yfoster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Romance Quip Sparks Confusion Over Names
A playful exchange hints at a couple's bond as she jokes about love while he muses that everything belongs to his wife’s name in a whimsical moment.
Woman Points Toy Pistol. Burglar Surrenders, News Snippet
A woman reportedly faced a burglar with a toy pistol and caused him to surrender. The brief item notes the burglar yielded without incident as described in the odd humor context of the column.
LEWIS' Single Binder cigar and Mrs Winnslow's Soothing Syrup
An old advertisement claims LEWIS' Single Binder cigars and Mrs Winnslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children ease various pains. It touts garden seeds and Garfield Tea as remedies for coated tongue vertigo and constipation.
Nurses' Conference Closes With Delegates Elected
More than a hundred Indiana nurses attended the ninth semi annual meeting in Lafayette. Miss Bessie Graham of South Bend was chosen as a delegate to represent Indiana at the National Association convention in Chicago June 6 and 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
National Association
Chicago
Indianapolis
Indiana Nurses’ Association
Lafayette
Bessie Graham
Indiana Association
National Association of Nurses
Red Cross Committee
State Association
Indiana
Terre Haute
Richmond
Oliver P. Terry
Margaret C. Peeke
Susan Kissell
Francis Ott
Morocco
Indiana trust companies report totals assets and liabilities
The March 31 report for 119 Indiana trust firms shows total assets of 93.564 million with loans of 54.055 million and overdue balances minimal. Liabilities include capital stock 10.989 million, surplus 2.577 million, undivided profits 1.363 million, and large deposits across general, savings, and trust accounts.
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Indiana
Harry L. Arnold
Office of the Auditor of State
Arnold
Second Call for Funds To Meet May Bills In Indiana
Indiana state officials at the state house prepare a second fund-raising call for county treasurers. After an April 4 appeal fell short, the June settlement targets bills payable in May and March overdue. The April 5 receipts totaled 380 145 15 dollars, Parke County yielding 5 000 dollars, far above many counties of similar size and wealth. Prison Twine in Demand E J Fogarty Michigan City prison warden reports doubled binder twine production to meet farmer demand with a capacity of three million pounds and over a million sold already with continual orders from Indiana and beyond.
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Indiana
State House
Parke County
E. J. Fogarty
Michigan City
Centrals Fight Fever Bulletin Preview by Indiana Health Leader
Dr J N Hurty secretary of the Indiana state board of health drafts the forthcoming monthly bulletin article on fever and public health prepared for distribution to officials and readers.
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J. N. Hurty
Indiana State Board of Health
Prizes Planned for Indiana Elks State Reunion in Anderson
Madison county Elks issue official program for the eleventh annual Indiana Elks reunion to be held May 22 to 24 in Anderson. Prizes include 50 dollars for parade leadership and best uniform lodge, 100 dollars first prize in the band contest, and 40 dollars for best decorated building. Events include parade, band concert, speeches, ball, and a country style hoe down. Local Madison lodges are barred from prizes.
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Elke
Indiana
Madison County
B. F. Alford
Elks
Metropolitan Band
Anderson Lodge
Ekiks
Frank B. Foster
Anderson
Alvin Padgett
Elwood
Alexandria
Anderson Country Club
Courthouse
Gus Jaubert
Indiana Eastern Star Opens Grand Session in Indianapolis
Eight hundred delegates attend the opening session of the Indiana grand chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star at the Masonic temple in Indianapolis. Mrs Anna Hobinson elected grand matron and Roy E Tilford elected grand patron with no opposition.
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Indiana
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Indianapolis
Temple
Eastern Star
Anna Hobinson
Winchester
Roy E. Tilford
Martinsville
Carrie V. Halbruge
Hockport
Brook
Lyons
Hammond
Cloverdale
Shoals
Nappanee
Fremont
Gary
Hudson
Joseph D. McCann
Monticello
Indiana House Clears Pensions as Bills Await President
The Indiana House passed a slate of pension bills in a cleanup move awaiting presidential signature. Names include Frank Saurpus William H Doty Lafayatte Bratton Oliver W Sweet Andrew V Mitchell Samuel Curtis Nancy J Tracy Jeremiah H Taylor Balaam C Hornaday Charles W Riggs Francis M Cox John Denny Daniel Burker Sarah E Cunningham Francis M Ward Samuel T Mills Jennie West and others with varying dollar amounts. The state superintendent notes schoolhouses may be used for voter registration if schools are not in session, with May 9 as the first registration day and many buildings centrally located for boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Indiana
Frank Saurpus
William H. Doty
Lafayette Bratton
Oliver W. Sweet
Andrew V. Mitchell
Samuel Curtis
Nancy J. Tracy
Grigsby Tracy
Jeremiah H. Taylor
Balaam C. Hornaday
Charles W. Riggs
Francis M. Cox
John Denny
Daniel Burker
Sarah E
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Greathouse
McClure to be Retained on Railroad Commission
Gov. Thomas R. Marshall announced immediate reappointment of John F. McClure of Anderson to the railroad commission. McClure will serve another term on the state body overseeing rail transportation.
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McClure
Gov
Thomas R. Marshall
John F. McClure
Anderson
Zion City Clash Ends in Riots as Crusaders Are Beaten
Two hundred Wilbur Glenn Voliva followers at Zion City were attacked by a mob led by the town marshal as they prayed near the Cook electric plant. Several crusaders were seriously injured, including Joseph Bishop, while deputies guarded the streets and arrested two assailants.
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Chicago
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Crusaders
Zion City
Cook Electric
Voliva
Zion Hall
W. F. Miller
Elmer Green
Waukegan
Joseph Bishop
John Hoover
F. M. Royal
J. E. Mills
John Thorpe
Bishop
John Bryson
Colorado Democrats Endorse Champ Clark At State Convention
Colorado Springs May 1 the state Democratic convention adopted a resolution instructing Colorado's delegation to back Speaker Champ Clark at the national convention until he ceases to be a candidate or is released. An effort to name Gov Woodrow Wilson as second choice failed by 676 to 372.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Colorado
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Astor Funeral Planned in Rhinebeck Church
The funeral for Col. John Jacob Astor will be held privately at the Rhinebeck church he built on May 1. No service date will be set until the body arrives from New York.
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Astor
Rhinebeck
N. Y
Col
John Jacob Astor
New York
Fight over wife ends in fatal brick strike in Bloomington
May 1 in Bloomington Michigan George Ingle died from a crushed skull after a fight with Edward Wilson who attacked him with a brick alleging Wilson was too attentive to Mrs Ingle. Ingle had accused Wilson of flirtation and the assault occurred Monday.
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Bloomington
George Ingle
Edward Wilson
Ingle
Wilson
Boston Shoemen in Sweden
Boston company plans a large Helsingborg branch to manufacture shoe industry specialties for Sweden and Russia, expanding its operations in Helsingborg, Sweden.
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Boston Shoemen
Sweden
Stockholm
Boston
Helsingborg
Russia
Fire destroys First Unitarian Church in Minneapolis
Fire swept the First Unitarian church in Minneapolis on Monday causing about 25000 dollars in losses. The building was insured for 13000 dollars. Six firefighters were on duty with two seriously injured.
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Minneapolis
Minn
First Unitarian
New Jersey Enacts Compulsory Tuberculosis Segregation Law
The National Association lauds New Jersey for passing a bill signed by Governor Wilson that mandates compulsory segregation of tuberculosis patients who refuse health regulations. Courts may order isolation in state facilities, with six months to set up county institutions and a $3 weekly state subsidy per patient, unless the patient can pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
New Jersey
Cure for Infant Sores Promoted by Cuticura Remedies
Mrs. Noble Tubman of Dodson Montana describes six weeks of widespread painful sores on her six month old baby and credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with a complete cure in six weeks after other remedies and doctors failed. A free sample offer is made by mail from Cuticura Dept. L Boston.
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Noble Tubman
Dodson, Mont
Representative Rucker Quips Over Sugar Tariff Debate
Colorado representative Rucker told a Washington correspondent that tariff opponents miss his point. A humorous exchange followed about elephants making piano keys and billiard balls, with a mother and son quoting from the Bulletin and the old lady reacting to the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rucker
Colorado
Washington
Bulletin
Marine Eye Remedy claims quick relief for eye irritation
Try Marine Eye Remedy for red tired eyes and granulated lids. Illustrated booklet included in each package. Compounded by oculists, not a patent medicine, used in physicians' practice for years. Sold by druggists in aseptic tubes 25 cents and 50 cents per bottle. Marine Eye Remedy Co. Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Allen
Gray
Allen S. Olmsted
LE Roy, N. Y
College path of son noted in court dialogue
In a brief exchange the judge appraises the son’s college studies and hints at his ongoing pursuit of education while commenting on his diligent behavior.
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Gink
Dink
Des Carbol salve promises fast healing and scar prevention
Advertised salve proclaims pain relief from burns and cuts with quick healing and scar prevention. Priced at 2c and 50c, available from druggists. Free samples offered by J. W. Cole & Co., Black River Falls, Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruggists
J. W. Cole & Co
Black River Falls
Wis
Doctors settle Smith illness cause with no autopsy
The judge notes no autopsy was performed after doctors determined the illness cause following a consultation. Paxton Toilet Co of Boston offers free trial boxes of Paxtine Antiseptic to women upon request. A leap year remark on listening to a voice hints at risky romantic chases. Garfield Tes laxative is promoted for mild, effective relief.
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Smith
Paxton Toilet Co
Boston
Mass
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