Out of Town News Glouster visitors linger after funeral
Charles Campbell and son Earl stopped in Glouster on a trip home from a funeral and stayed over Sunday with relatives. Campbells health is poor as he runs the Continental Coal company store at Brenholts. Also noted are brief visits and relocations involving Bainbridge Dillonville Shawnee Murray City Nelsonville and other nearby towns with multiple locals and businesses mentioned. A horse owner near Amason Mills had a tracheotomy to save a horse, and Amason Mills himself was injured by a revolver discharge while cleaning it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Campbell
Earl
Glouster
Campbell
Continental Coal Company
Brenholts
Edwin Kerby
Bainbridge
Will Lock
Dillonville
J. P. Meredith
Shawnee
Fred Baker
Murray City
Moses
Baker
Union Telephone Company
Nelsonville
Samuel Lehew
Connelsville
Sam Armstrong
A. W. Russell
Charles Secoy
Athens
Amason Mills
Hay
May
N. J. Sansone Emmoves
Millfield Social Notes and Local Updates
Millfield reports mm As Learned on sick list. A W Russell visited Athens on business. Erwin Sander of Nelsonville stayed with his parents over Sunday. Roy Hanlin visitors Byers for the week. Miss Mary Lewis Amesville with cousins the Roberts. S M Johnson closed a term of school and departs for Ada. Easter services at M E church held Sunday evening despite bad weather and a fair followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Russell
Athens
Erwin Sander
Nelsonville
Roy Hanlin
Byers
Mary Lewis
Amesville
Roberts
M. Johnson
Ada
M. E. Dharch
Local Notes Hint at Bountiful Fruit Season
Substantial proof of a fruitful year with plentiful crops except peaches. Several community members are mentioned including F. G. Brooks visiting from the Boys' Industrial School, J. F. Wood on a business trip to Floodwood, Fred Cooley and Nellie Lowther at Easter services in Pleasanton, and Grant Bolin Colin with Pearl Coe both ill after vaccination while David Rathburn returns regarding coal leases hoped to lead to substantial developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Brooks
Boys’ Industrial School
J. F. Wood
Floodwood
Fred Cooley
Nellie Lowther
Pleasanton
Grant Bolin Colin
Pearl Coe
David Rathburn
Local Notes From Judson and Athens Area
Mrs Harmon Sprague is slowly improving after two weeks with grippe. Judson guests Miss Maud Ruth Annie Hawk and Effie Hartley visited Miss Goldie Tedrow. Mrs Samuel Hartley and sister Ed Hartley of Judson visited here Sunday. Mae Sams, Athens employee, visiting her parents. Rev Massie sermon at Graham chapel. Smallpox care halted Kaiser services at Graham chapel. Mrs Henrietta Hahning visited sister Charles Sheldon of Athens. Harvey Williams and Mrs Williams of Clarks Chapel visited Z Fulton. Llanche Holland entertained at Anna Frost’s Judson home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Sprague
Grippe
Maud Ruth
Annie Hawk
Effie Hartley
Judson
Goldie Tedrow
Samuel Hartley
Ed. Hartley
Mae Sams
Athens
Peter Sams
Massie
Graham Chapel
Henrietta Hahning
Charles Sheldon
Harvey Williams
Clarks Chapel
Z. Fulton
Llanche Holland
Anna Frost
Judson Sanday
Veteran Veterans Benefit From Kidney Pills At Home
In Bath New York April 18 the Commandant and Officers prioritize veterans health at the Soldiers and Sailors Home noting kidney troubles as the chief ailment among old men. Dodd's Kidney Pills are praised as effective with several veterans crediting life saved from Bright's Disease by the remedy including A F Ayers who came from Minneapolis and was reportedly given up by four doctors before recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
N. Y
Dodd
A. F. Ayers
Minneapolis
Minn
Bright
Nerve Pills and Paint Advertisements Stir Martinsburg Notice
A Martinsburg reader endorses Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills for relief from nervousness dizziness and sleeplessness. The ad notes 50 cents per box and urges buyers to look for the physician's portrait and signature. An unrelated line promotes Green Seal Liquid Paint sold by H. L. Wheaton. Another item states a labor dispute on the New York New Haven Hartford line was amicably settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cone
Martinsburg
Athens
Ohio
A. W. Chase
Henderson’s
A. W. Chace
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N. Y
M. D
Thoughtful Man Helps Wife With Illness Cure
M. M. Austin of Winchester Indiana faced his wife’s stubborn stomach and liver ailment. He gave her Dr King’s New Life Pills available for 2c at W H McKee's Drug Store and she quickly found relief and was ultimately cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Dr. King
W. H. McKee
Painters' Choice Sold In Federal Case In St Louis
In a United States District Court in St Louis Judge Elmer P Adams dissolved the injunction restraining Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and Firemen officers from ordering a strike on the Wabah system. The sale was conducted by H L Wheaton. The article notes the painters are discriminating and highlights the nationwide appeal of the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer P. Adams
United States District Court
St Louis
The
Brotherhood of Railway
One Minute Cough Cure Promoted For Children
An advertisement claims the remedy gives immediate relief for coughs colds and grip and works without passing into the stomach. It says the medicine draws out inflammation heals and soothes while helping lungs supply oxygen to blood and tissues via Civies Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civies Pharmacy
Green Seal Liquid Paint Praised By Property Owners
Property owners praise Green Seal Liquid Paint for lasting results. The note mentions an arbitration award taking effect in the anthracite region. It also advertises Little Early Risers pills claiming to aid liver troubles and constipation without weakening the system. Clines Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Wheaton
National Strike Arbitration Commission
Clines Pharmacy
The Paint That Leads and Purity Claim
Green Seal Liquid Paint is promoted for its purity. A Wilkes-Barre mine gas explosion initially reported fifty entombed, but rescuers later found no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Dyspepsia Cure Promised By Blood Wine Claim
An illustrated appeal contrasts a normal stomach with a grotesquely twisted one from a surgery patient in Philadelphia. It urges quick eaters to view the images and seek digestion relief, promoting Blood Wine as a cure that treats indigestion and overall bodily lassitude within two weeks.
Learn Spanish via Don Quixote Tapestry Anecdote
A tale from the New York Tribune recounts Louis XV testing courtly pride in language. A nobleman, eager for Madrid ambassadorship, learned Spanish quickly then quipped he had eaten some words and asked for more water. The king urged reading Don Quixote in Spanish, noting it is gruelier than French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Quixote
Louis XV
Chevalier
Madrid
Bimself
Louis
Pulpit Gift Sparks Mixed Feelings in Parish
A respected clergyman recently received a new ornate pulpit from a loving congregation. The carved and artistic piece is admired for craftsmanship, yet the inscription "He giveth his beloved sleep" drew mixed reactions in light of the rector's sermons.
German eatery sparks debate over salt pickle giveaway
A cheap diner questions a local German restaurant's strategy of giving away salt pickles with meals. The proprietor argues the pickles create thirst and drive business, while the patron counters with skepticism.
Proved His Case in a Domestic Conflict Exchange
The dialogue centers on a mother and Willie regarding yesterday’s whipping and present behavior. He asserts the punishment failed, claiming yesterday’s harsh words proved his point and that the boy’s conduct worsened today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Harrah Vor Pat Little Willie Exchange in Mock Debate
A brief exchange shows rival egos as Harrah Vor Pat claim knowledge, while Little Willie and Simart Set respond with scornful lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Little Bob
Simart
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OUT OF Town News
Herbert Bryan, Jr
Columbus
Martha Edwards
Sabina
Lillian Crossman
Marietta
Joseph Allen
Youngstown
Avid Allen
Eva Brown
Williams
G. M. Gardner
Fuller
Thomas Johnson
William Powell
Lahrng
Mary Cass
Powkley
West Union
W. Va
Mercellia Callahan
Mr. Walsh
Millfield
Lysander
C. B. Henderson
MR. Houseowner
New-York, New Haven
Hartford Road
Wabash Railway Company
St. Louis
Charles E. Hatfield
Tannerton
Preston County
Luetts Hartfield
Court of Common Leas
Athens County
Jewett & Wood, Ame
Barnum
Philadelphia
Nature
A. M. Turner
Everett
Mass
Benj. Sonnenberg
Heh. McKhe
Kennedy & Keagan
Superior
Cleveland
Cou
Toa
New York Tribune
Usuai
Heault
Hartina
Phito Nay Specialties Co
Fayette St
Newark
N.J
Hilo Hay Sreciaviirs Co
Lafayette Se
Hays
Herlisa
Hele
Drug Store
California
Arizona
Texas
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Idaho
Utah
San Francisco
Cal
National Association
Los Angeles
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Boston
National Educational Association
Denver
Col
International Convention
United Society Christian Endeavor
Baltimore
Mad
B. P.O. BE
Ater
P. McEcarty
Cincinnati
Illiam W. Phillips
William W. Phillips
Athens O County
Wallace At
Starr
Wallace W. Starr
Kate Windsor
Court of Common Pleas
Marion P. Totman
Elisha P. Totman
Jane Totman
Azariah
Lathrop
Azariah Lathrop
State of
Rome
Ohio C Purchase
Ee Ee
Marion P. Fotman
Flisha P. Totman
Jane ‘Lotman
Lewis & Sayre
Mch
J. E. Spicer
Est
Union St
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