Local notes from Chillicothe and Athens areas
Reports from Chillicothe, Athens, and Marietta papers note social visits, moves, and employment. Highlights include Rev G Walton King’s return from egimer togation, George DeCamp visiting Harl I. Qlaning, Stella Hobson visiting Eva Fowler, and A L Reach recovering from nervous prostration. Also covered are travel reports, freight appointments, and editorials on heaven’s editors with a light, reflective tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George DeCamp
Gallipolis
Harl. I. Qlaning
DeCamp
Stella Hobson
Athens
Eva Fowler
North High Street
Chillicothe
Local School Assignments And Notable Local Notes
Knox township teacher C H Dumaree will not teach Wyman district this winter. He is appointed principal of Mineral schools in Athens county and earned a three year certificate last Saturday. Charley People and Curt Harris from Athens are discussed as Democratic figures with strong county ties. Charles Garker, formerly Athens Journal editor, visited Hocking county. The Journal-Gazette notes his St Louis advertising career and family ties. Samuel Hall died in Pittsburg of typhoid fever. he was a University of Cincinnati graduate and a Delta Tau Delta member with a promising legal career. Davin City reports a letter praising Grain-O from Lillin Socker. Paris hosts at least 75,000 Americans, 35,000 in apartments and 40,000 transients, spending about 330,000 francs daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Dumaree
Knox Township
Wyman
Royal Mean
Charles Garker
Athens Journal
Hocking County
Journal-Gazette
Charley Darker
St. Louis Shoe Gazette
Col. W. S. Friesner
Logan
Crown Shoe Company
St. Louis
Samuel Hall
Pittsburg
Half
Isaac Half
Sam Sommer
Delta Tau Delta
Lfe
Sommer
Paris
Best medicine buying aim Hood's Sarsaparilla claim
A century old alert-like note urges Hood's Sarsaparilla as top medicine choice. The column also mentions Liverpool's 1805 municipal expansion and a New Jersey woman's rapid clothes sprinkler invention tested in water with perforated tin sections for sprinkling garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Furthher
New Jersey
August Flower Remedy Promoted by Professor Houton
Professor Houton states that Green's August Flower is the most used remedy worldwide for dyspepsia liver disorders and constipation over the past decade. He notes it suits travelers salesmen and office workers with headaches and irregular habits and claims it does not injure the system with frequent use. Free samples offered at C L B Henderson's and sold by dealers globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Houton
Green
C. LB. Henderson's
New Fakir Peddles Carpet Scam in Rural Areas
A traveling fakir sells a box of soap and carpet samples for ten dollars. he takes payment and delivers no carpet while keeping the box and claims to deliver within a week. Farm families warned to beware. A physician notes tea can worsen rheumatism due to tannic acid.
Bucklen’s Arnica praised by front-line soldiers
Twenty nine officers and men write from the front praising Bucklen's Arnica Salve for scratches bruises cuts wounds torn feet and stiff joints. It also treats burns skin eruptions and boils with Gore guaranteed. Sold by W H McKee in Western Kansas a man builds a prairie dog business by catching and inoculating them then releasing them among kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H.mckee
Kansas
Ile
Story of a Slave and Remedies Mentioned
The item discusses slavery as a brutal condition and cites George TD William of Manchester Mich noting his wife improved after Electric Hitters. It touts the remedy for female diseases and related ailments as a guaranteed cure, sold by W N McKee. It also mentions Russian petroleum wells averaging over 500 feet and salt water challenges in soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George TD
William
Manchester
Mich
Sayot
Ste
W. N. McKee
Dragogist
Caspian Sea
Infant Treated At Home With Colic Remedy
In Deming Indiana O P M Bolliday recalls his baby teething in June and July causing stomach sickness. He gave four drops of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in water, noting the child improved after Tasers at once. Sold by W H Stee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P.M. Bolliday
Deming,Ind
Ila Bonela
Chamberlain
W. H H. Steee
New Photographic Device Captures Faces from One Seat
A novel photographic machine produces multiple views of a person while seated using mirrors. The device reflects different angles to compile distinct images without moving the subject.
Botanic Blood Balm advertised cure claims in Boston note
A fragmented promotional piece touts Botanic Blood Balm as a universal cure for ulcers skin diseases and blood disorders with free trial bottles and nationwide testimonials. It mentions Atlanta Georgia for ordering and an event in Boston about organ grinders and licensing standards.
Throbbing Headache Cure Sold by Local Druggist
Thousands report relief from headaches after using a patent remedy promising pure blood and health. Sold by W.H. Meek, druggist, 25 cents with money back guarantee if not cured. Also mentions a brief note on a new French duel code and a veteran rail locomotive factory in England developing a motorized vessel with a two-gun armament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
New Life
W.H. Meee
Prince Dibesca
Best Way to Cure Backache Claim
Advertisement asserts backaches stem from kidney disorder and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as the remedy with no substitutes. A separate Paris police note searches for an American linked to damaging plaster statues near Place de la Concorde at the Exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Henderson
Paris
Place de la Concorde
Biennial Conclave rail fare to Detroit offered from Columbus
The Lookingy Valley Railway promotes reduced round trip tickets from Columbus to Detroit for the Biennial Conclave in Detroit, with departures from Columbus Union Station to Toledo daily, connecting to rail and steamer lines to Detroit. Special tickets via Lookingy Valley Railway are available, with agent contact for details. Also notes a government order for 30,000 pairs of knit wool drawers and 6,600 shirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
Looking Valley Railway
Mth
Columbus Union Station
Toledo
Ohio
Virginia
West Virginia
Alwre
Nockingy Valley
Tiockingy Valley Railway
Atlantic Knitting
Cohoes
Foley's Kidney Care Promoted in Early Disease Warning
Fatality linked to delaying treatment for Bright's disease and diabetes underscores value of Foley's Kidney Care. The notice urges early symptom recognition and cites health statistics, including clergy per population in England and Ireland, to emphasize public awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bright
C. B. Henderson
Quaint Attic Daguerreotypes of Kin in Cedar Chest
A nostalgic poem fragment by Joe Lincoln in the Saturday Evening Post recalls forgotten family portraits. The speaker imagines ancestors Grandpa and Grandma in worn finery, a toddler with rings, and other relatives glimpsed through dusty, velvet framed daguerreotypes. The piece laments dragging ghostly memories to public view and urges retreat to quiet cedar chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lincoln
American shoes inspire European imitations in Vienna market
American shoes have achieved success in Europe prompting European makers to imitate. Vienna shops are copying the American design and flooding the market with counterfeit goods. Many imitateurs label their wares as made in America to attract buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French
Switzerland
Vienna
America
Why They Guit And Sentiment In Jailerm Sudden Shift
A fragmentary notice mix warns of changing sentiments toward a jailhouse murder case and clues a shift to claim the suspect was merely an importer. The text also includes brief ad-like lines about inexpensive meat in Australia and medical cures toward the end.
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James Heatache Dowders
James
N. J. Hane
Alatans
C. ¥. Harris
McConnelsville
Florence Lash
Fred Ryan
Miss Jane
Illinois
G. Walton King
The
Presbyterian Church
A. L. Reach
Henry Zenner
L. H. Reutinger
Lenore Kern
Atlantic City
Potun
Biddle
James W. McLaren
Peter McLaren
Marietta
N.j.simons
Donahoe
Athena
Minerton
Simons
Wellston Sentinel
L. RB. Lews
Fast St. Louis
Logan Journal-Gazette
Katie M. Sibley
Fairfield
Hiram L. Sibley
Athens County
Selby
Coshocton
Waller
Mud
Shen
McCrath
Sher Bucked
Jelican
Lewis Green
Hocking Sentinel
Democratic State Executive Committee
Curt
Warris
Charley
Nlarris
Peoples
Congress
Davin City
New
Genesee Pure Food Co
Levy
Geaino
Tie
Lillin Socker
Hood
Botanic Blood Balin
Atlanta
UWA
Boston
Ware
Engree Fish
England
Ireland
Moraga
Brit
Mether
Grandpa
Grandma
Anita
Australia
Conklin
Bowersville, O
I. Tenderson
Chicago
Ciusa
Joan of Arc
Mou-Len
B.& O. S W.ry. Cheo
Parkersburg
Fastmail
New York
Dally
Fast Mail
Sun- Gay
Mast Mail
Dalyan Eee
Darkersburg
W. It. Moore
C. P. McCantr
Cincinnati
Lua P.m
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley Railroad Co
Lancaster
Runa
Lancast
Sundar
Bexxett
F. Bf. Weleiiros
Gen'l
Robert Wilson
Hin
William Wilson
New England
Robert
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Nai
Ellis
William Willson
Noty-Weo
T.d.dale Recein
Moore
Juncton
Vincent
Cutler
Toledo & Ohio Central
MI Hud
Eraes Pres Ees
Stewart Junction
Broadwell, Sharpebu , Ameavilie
Palos
South Bocad
P.myr. M
M. M. Morse
Sophie Holla
Dr. Pierce
Orrin Stiles
Downing
Duno Co. Wie
Hocking, Valley
HSE
Hocking Valley
Columbus
Toledo Deralt
Canatia
Hocking Valley Changs
Tino
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Marrive
Sesso Sees
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