How Mrs Boyd Avoided an Operation in Canton Ohio
Canton readers hear a first person account from Mrs Marie Boyd who avoided surgery after doctors urged operation. Her mother recommended Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and she reports relief enabling her to resume housework. She urges others with female troubles to try the remedy before surgery and offers Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Lydia K. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marie Boyp
5Th St
N. E
Lydia F. Pinkham
Tanlac Restores Cincinnati Woman’s Health Says Mrs Allie King
Mrs Allie King of Cincinnati credits Tanlac with reversing years of fatigue nerve trouble and insomnia. She reports improved appetite better sleep and steady energy after using two bottles and recommends Tanlac from Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie King
East Eighth Street
Cincinnati
Bryan and sons accompany Bryan to Pomeroy Chautauqua
Judge C. E. Peoples and his two sons drove from Pomeroy to join William J. Bryan for an afternoon address at the Pomeroy Chautauqua. Bryan arrived from Columbus aboard the Hawking and was met at the station by local admirers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
C. E. Peoples
Pomeroy Thisng
Wm. J. Bryan
Pomeroy
Special meetings to open at Carthage Presbyterian Church
Rev Charles H Doolittle of Laurelville will lead special meetings at Carthage Presbyterian starting Monday August 12 and continuing through the week. Local residents and visitors, including Dr Henry Caldwell from Wheeling and Mr and Mrs Ormsby of Warren, are spending the week with their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Doolittle
Laurelville
Carthage Presbyterian Church
Henry Caldwell
Wheeling
Ormsby
Donna Rae
Warren
Alex Caldwell
M. F. Riley
Baltimore
Sam
John Gaston
Bashnan
Minnie Archer
Messrs
N. BH
Mills
Garret Chalfant
Athens
William Rhodehaver
Guysville
Amos Townsend
Lena Wilson
Pennsboro
Besse Robinson
Camp Sherman
Raleigh
Dwight
Cutler Burtin
Every Chalfant
Goshen
Ind
Hannah Ghalfant
Anna Wilson
Lieut
Bruce Chapman
Obituary for Christine C Thornton 1859 1918
Christine Cooper Thornton born November 22, 1859 died August 7, 1918 at age 58 years 8 months 15 days. She married James Thornton in 1879. their daughter Mrs. W. L. Woogerd survives with two brothers and two sisters. Her husband preceded her in death about nine years ago. She was a loving mother and patient in suffering. her spirit rests with God until reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Cooper Thornton
James Thornton
W. L. Woogerd
Card of Thanks to neighbors and friends for support
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during our mother's illness and death. Thanks to the choir for singing and to the pastor for comforting words. From MR. and MRS. V. L. WOUGERD and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. L. Wougerd
Vote for B. F. Dutton for Senator
Brief political notice urging readers to support B. F. Dutton in the Senate race dated August 1893. It presents a single advocacy line without further details on platform or opponents.
Ohio War Board mandates uniform allotment to families
The Treasury Department now requires every enlisted man to allot 15 dollars monthly to his wife and children. Government supplements range from five to fifty dollars for dependents, based on family status, with optional further allotments to parents grandparents and siblings at five or fifteen dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio War Board
Treasury Department
Nephew Wounded in War Report From 18 Oak Street
Mrs. M Sweeney of 18 Oak Street received word corp Karl Warner of the 166th Infantry was gassed and wounded in the trenches and is at a base hospital. He sent a letter recounting a joke about the Irish and the Hun while hoping for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. M. Sweeney
Oak Street
Corp
Karl Warner
166Th Infantry
Pat
Black attacker slain as Perry county feud erupts on train
A Black man named Fred Douglas of West Virginia was seized by Perry county officers after a brutal late night clash among ten Black tunnel workers in Moxahala. Razor wounds left one dead and another near decapitation. Douglas claims no role in the fighting. Sheriff Hughes shot a man defending a passerby, eight others jailed at New Lexington as the violence prompted a special rail transport to Athens. Charles Dailey of Columbus and Earl T. Dailey of Athens named president and secretary for the ensuing year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Douglas
West Virginia
Lowry
Parker
Perry County
Moxahala
Douglas
Moxohala
Hughes
New Lexington
Athens
Nelson buys Front Street building for bakery upgrade
Joe Nelson purchased the Front Street property from Mason Andrews currently home to G Wen Delkin. He plans remodeling and an up to date bakery with a new oven. once repairs are done, the bakery will be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Nelson
Mason Andrews
Front Street
G. Wendelkin
Mr. Nelson
Fatal Coal Train Accident Claims Chas Huston Near Redtown
Chas Huston, about 35, was killed when a coal train backed down on the Modoc branch at about 3 30 Sunday morning. His head was severed by the caboose wheels as crew attempted to warn him. Huston, an employee at mine 68 near Redtown, left a wife and four children. funeral at Redtown church Tuesday at 10.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Huston
Modoc
Fawcett
Greens Run
Redtown
Hinston
Sawyer
Work progresses on switch near mine 10 for slack pile loading
Grading is under way for a new switch near mine 10 at Der thick to load the old slack pile, a huge private purchase with a ready market. Hundreds of car loads remain to be moved, and cleanup will take time even with a railroad switch in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derthick
Ohio
France
Sam
Stanley
Tam
James Allen Leads New Coal Venture Near Derthick
James Allen of Athens, former vice president of the miners group and later superintendent of Canaan Coal Co, heads a company developing the No 7 coal near mine 10 at Derthick. A slope opening is used and coal is to be produced this week. The No 7 vein crops out near the surface, making mining inexpensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Allen
Athens
Canaan Coal Co
Canaanville
Derthick
Meteor Shower Lights Early Morning Sky
A prolonged display of shooting stars was visible to the naked eye in the western sky between 1 and 2 this morning. Meteorites, fragments from a dead comet, spewed into space as Earth passes through a belt once frequented by the comet.
Former Pastor ONeal to Speak in South Canaan
Rev W H ONeal of Ridgeway visits after twelve years and will address the church on Wednesday evening August 14 inviting all. The note adds a scientific aside on copper discoloration after tenfold distillation in vacuum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan
W. H. O'Neal
Ridgeway
O’neil
Vacuo
Letters From Men In Service Daily Reunion Held Near Albany
The Dailey reunion gathered eighty members of the Dailey family at the Dailey grove near Albany for a business meeting and picnic. A memorial was read for departed members including Andrew C. Dailey of Albany. Attendees traveled from Michigan and other near locales for the event under President Barney McGonagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dailey
Dailey Grove
Albany
Barney McGonagle
Andrew C. Dailey
A. H. Lash
Lowell
Mich
Michigan
Cleveland
Columbus
Athens
Eldon Bolin
Tire Bargains Highlight Mixed Prices Across Brands
A regional ad lists tire prices with multiple figures such as 26.15 27.30 and 2.95 3.60 3.70 3.80 3.90, indicating varied bargain options. The page presents a catalog style roundup focused on low price points and promotional deals.
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Sykes Comfort
The
Vinci
Tie Comfort Powder Co
Boston
Mass
Mrs. King
Taniac
Cline’s
Windon & Graham
Nelsonville
Carthage
B. F. Dutton
Dept
Resinol
Ba Iimore
Evelyn Bolin
Charles Dailey
Earl T. Dailey
Glouster News
John Kern
Central Ave
Edward
Jack
87Th
Camp Lee
Jesse Carsey
Dave
O. K
Jesse
Wayne
Turkey
FG. Stedman
Athens, Ohio
Lancaster
Lancaster Clingstone
Athi
INS Foundry
Hini
W. S. Blackwood
ER McPherson
South Court
Foster and Wells
Auto Sales Co
the Cline Pharmacy Co
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