Glycerine enhances Dr. Pierce medicines in cough cures
The text extols glycerine as a superior solvent for native medicinal roots in Golden Medical Discovery. It praises its demulcent and nutritive properties and its role with Black Cherry bark and other roots to subdue chronic coughs and lung ailments. It cites Prof Finley Ell on glycerine’s benefits for dyspepsia and stomach ulcers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Finley Ell
Bena Med. College
Chicago
Cen
Bend
JR .V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Personal Mentions From Thursday's Daily
Local society notes list J C Gillett visiting Marietta and Deputy Sheriff Lowry with Attorney A M Lewis visiting Nelsonville. Mrs Fred Hutchenson of Pittsburg is visiting Henry and Cora Obleness for the holidays. Mrs McCune travels to Cincinnati for bank examiner duties then to Chillicothe for Christmas with Mrs Cora Dwinell. Mrs Johnston and two children of Columbus visit Hoover family for holidays. Dan Mills visits Lancaster on business. Mrs Beasley leaves for a brief visit with Middleport relatives. Mrs John White of Logan is entertaining sisters Mrs Reynolds and Mrs De Camp. Wayne Rodel visits Columbus for business. Lon Barnes to Cincinnati for a cafe position with R M Laird. Mr and Mrs John Hunter of Gallipolis guests of Mr and Mrs Simmons. Hunter returns tonight, Mrs Hunter stays. Mrs J K Cuckler returns from Pittsburg due to pneumonia illness of John William Cuckler, now improving. L A Koons attends to legal business in Nelsonville. James McNamara and Zaleski bound after visiting relatives. W C Light of Guysville visits Athens on business, stays with Emmett Cray. Mrs Charles H Welch leaves for Lancaster for weekend with Mrs Cartmell. Dean and Mrs Henry G Williams visit Columbus. From Saturday's Daily: Dr A J Crawford of Glouster visits Athens. Miss Ida Bowser visits Miss Elizabeth O Grady over Sunday. Miss Laura Parker of Athens returns home from visiting sister Cora Parker.
Local Residents and Visitors Leave for Holidays and Travel
Friday note from Daily reports Lafe Boden travels with his father in law to a hospital for tumor surgery. Mrs. Shumaker and son Edward return to Columbus after weeks with the Higgins family. Phillip Welch arrives from Minnesota to spend holidays with Major and Mrs. Welch. Harry Bundy and children visit from North Dakota before heading to New England. Rev. Buckland of Logan and Mrs. Buckland visit the area. Edward Fluke from Nelsonville visits Sunday Creek. Charles Townsend visits from Washing to spend time with his mother. Prosecuting Attorney I M Foster visits Nelsonville on legal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafe Boden
David
Harry Bundy
Towner
North Dakota
John P. Dana
W. H. Bundy
New England
Jimdy
Northwest
Oregon
Bundy
Athens clergyman visiting at local rectory
Rev. Father Barnahan of Athens Ohio is the guest of Father BE M Hitkey at the rectory in a local church affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Barnahan
Athens, Ohio
BE. M. Hitkey
Parkersburg
Local Social Notes from Oak Hill and Columbus Visit
Prof D J Evans was summoned to his sister Mrs B G Williams death bed at Oak Hill Ohio. Fred Finsterwald of Hamden schools visits the area over the weekend with college friends. Miss Minnie Dean went to Columbus last Friday for a brief visit with friends. Mrs Branch Milligan and her young daughter travel to Columbus to witness the Ben Hur performance staying through next week. Miss Waith Worhes of Albany visits Mrs J P Wood on University terrace.
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D. J. Evans
B. G. Williams
Oak Hill
Ohio
Minnie Dean
Columbus
Anna Walsh
Branch Milligan
Ben Hur
Waith Worhes
Albany
J. P. Wood
University Terrace
Local Notes From EBikins and Athens Visit
Monday's Daily reports Emmett Dye returned home from EBikins West Virginia. Mayme DeLay of the Ladies Bazaar was called home to Jackson due to her mother's illness. Homer Seevers bought a fine hound and is praised as a judge of dogs. Mrs J W Sprinkle returned from a visit in Athens with relatives and friends. Captalia Sandera and Carrie Marquis spent Friday in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E H.J. Smith
Nelte
Margaret McSherry
Emmett Dye
Ebikins
W. Va
Mise Mayme DeLay
The
Ladies’ Bazaar
Jackson Saturady
Homer Seevers
Homer
J. W. Sprinkle
Athens
Marietta Register
Captalia Sandera
Carrie Marquis
Local guests visit Marshfield and beyond this week
Mrs. Will Gross stayed with Dr. and Mrs. 8. E. G. Pedigo in Marshfield while Mrs. Harry G. Stalder visited her father A. W. Ullom and Dr. J. T. Ullom in Germantown PA. Prof. William Durkee hosted by Dean HH. G. Wil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Stalder
A. W. Ullom
J. T. Ullom
Germantown
William Durkee
Vinton
HH. G. Wil. Names
Social Notes From Murray City and Columbus Area
Mrs Constance EK Barnhill of Murray City and Miss Viola Quinn of Logan were guests in Columbus. J P Blackwood Hocking Valley agent visited Lancaster relatives. Mrs L G Worsteil and Miss Anna Landis both spent days in Columbus. Mr and Mrs E B Clarke planned winter in San Antonio Texas with a Cincinnati layover. J E Mourne Scranton instructor vacationing with parents. Attorney E T Rose and wife called to Reedaville after an aunt’s death. Mr Eber Gabriel visited his children in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Blackwood
Hocking Valley
Lancaster
E. B. Clarke
San Antonio
Texas
Frank W. Clark
Cincinnati
E. T. Rose
Reedaville
Local Residents Move Between Towns on Various Trips
Tuesday's Daily reports Mrs. A J Barnhill returning to Murray City from Dolly Burke McCoys guest visit and planning to join her husband in Gary West Virginia for a new coal company post. Mrs. Dalton recovers from a minor stroke while Mrs Alderman and Mrs Phillips visit Columbus briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Barnhill
Dolly Burke McCoy
Murray City
Barnhill
Gary
W. Va
United States Coal and Cook Company
Wooster Beta Theta Pi Banquet Attendee Returns
H. E. Cherrington returned Monday from the Wooster chapter annual initiation and banquet. Noted speakers included Judge Taggart of Ohio and Prof. J Cal Hanna of Oak Park, plus Dean F W Shepardson of the University of Chicago. Mrs Julia Black and her granddaughter Nelle departed for Nelsonville to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Cherrington
Wooster
Beta Theta Pi
Judge Taggart
Ohio
J. Cal Hanna
Oak Park
Dean F. W. Shepardson
University of Chicago
Deae
Julia Black
Nelle
Nelsonville
Local Notices: Residents Visit Travels and Illness Updates
Mr. D C Cornwell returns from Wilmington where his daughter Mrs BE V Tuttle has been ill but is much improved. Mrs F P Kintz of Glouster and Mrs J H Wyrick of Carrington visited Mrs Ed Lynch. Mr and Mrs John Brooks travel to Nelsonville to visit their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J L Jack. Miss Hazel Roach and Miss Debora Thomas in Columbus. Attorney FE Jones in Cincinnati on legal business. Miss Lena Van Horn ill with pneumonia fever. Mrs Branch Milligan and daughter and Miss Anna Walsh return from Columbus after seeing Ben Hur production. Mr and Mrs Frebault of Jacksonville guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Hibbard. Mr P W Lapler of Columbus general manager of Athens Gas Company in town on business. Wilson Welch, Kenyon student, visits home for holiday with mother Mrs Charles H Welth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Cornwell
Wilmington
BE. V. Tuttle
John Brooks
Nelsonville
J. L. Jack
Branch Milligan
Anna Walsh
Columbus
Parkersburg man Charles Wells visits Okey Hall
Charles Wells of Parkersburg was hosted by Okey Hall today while returning from trips to Cleveland Detroit and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wells
Parkersburg
Okey Hall
Cleveland
Detroit
Columbus
Jerry Carpenter Visits Columbus Today
Colum bus visitor Jerry Carpenter toured Columbus during a brief daytime stop and met local residents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Carpenter
Columbus
Mr C H Dean of Columbus Visits City on Business
Mr C H Dean of Columbus is in the city today to attend to business. Dr B C Vorhes of Albany is guest of his sister Mrs J P Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Dean
Columbus
B. Cc. Vorhes
Albany
J. P. Wood
Visitors and medical advert from Columbia Athens
Mrs. C M Shepard of Columbia visits her parents General and Mrs C H Grosvenor. Dr O G Idnscott of Amesville visits Athens. An advertisement promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative for weak stomach heart or kidney nerves offering free samples from Racine Wisconsin and sales through Henderson-Crider Drug Co.
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C. M. Shepard
Columbia
General
Mrs
C. H. Grosvenor
O. G. Idnscott
Amesville
Athens
Dr. Shoop
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Henderson-Crider Drag Co
Amesville Farmer Institute Sessions Draw Strong Attendance
The twelfth annual Amesville Farmer's Institute opened Monday at 10 o'clock with Vice President C. H. Wyatt presiding. A. A. Huber spoke on Barnyard Manure and The Business Side of Farming, urging stock caution, boys on the farm, and post savings. The program included music by the Angelus Quartet, discussions on road laws, crop rotations, and soil preparation, with speakers such as Horatio Markly, L. B. Glazier, and Miss Edith Hoisington. Sessions continued Tuesday with lectures on corn growing, fertilizers, and seed beds, plus committee reports, officer elections, and a concert raising funds for the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
John Hixon
Daniel
John Flembng
W. J. Warrener
A. B. Johnson
J. Beasley
S. R. McCune
Horatio Markly
Mt. Gilead
L. B. Glazier
Edith Hoisington
Huber
Edna Beasley
Mr. Markly
Markly
Strecker
Mi O Na stomach tabs promise natural relief for indigestion
A promotional broadside extols Mi O Na stomach tablets as a cure for indigestion and stomach weakness. It claims natural digestion improvement, increased gastric juice flow, and relief from distress without laxatives, backed by a refund guarantee if not effective. It urges trying a 50 cent box to demonstrate quick relief.
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Henderson-Crider
Teachers Examinations Schedule Change Notice
Notice to teachers states exams will occur on the first Saturday each month unless a holiday shifts them. The Boxwell Examinations run on the third Saturday through April and on the second Saturday through May. Aaron Grady, Clerk.
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Boxwell
Aaron Grady
Palatial Parlor Cars in Hocking Valley Trains
The traveling public is invited to use Pullman Company palatial parlor cars now in service between Columbus and Toledo on Hocking Valley trains. Seats 125 miles cost 25 cents with Pullman sleepers both directions. Night service operates daily between Columbus and Toledo with sleeper privileges at Union Depot Toledo before 9 a.m. for southbound trips and before 7 a.m. for northbound trips.
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Pullman Company
Columbus
Toledo
Hocking Valley
Pullman
Union Depot
Train Schedule for Hocking Valley Bulletin Athens Line
The notice lists northbound trains from Athens at 5:50 a.m. daily, 11:45 a.m. Sundays, and 4:55 p.m. daily. Southbound arrivals to Athens occur at 10:30 a.m. daily, 6:15 p.m. Sundays, and 9:00 p.m. Sundays, with a Sunday-only 10 p.m. service.
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Athens
Sun
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J. C. Gillett
Marietta
Lowry
A. M. Lewis
Fred Hutchenson
Pittsburg
Pay
Henry O'Bleness
Samuel L. McCune
McGune
National Bank
Ghillicothe
Mra
McCune
Cora Dwinell
Me P. Johnston
William Hoover
Dan Mills
George Beasley
Middleport
John White
Logan
George Reynoise
George de Camp
Wayne Rodel
Ac Lon Barnes
R. M. Laird
John Hunter
Gallipolis
W. Mr. Simmons
Mr. Hunter
Mrs. Hunter
J. K Cuckler
John William Cuckler
St. Clairsville
L. A. Koons
Mrs. James McNamara
Zaleski
Charles H. Welch
E. B. Cartmell
Dean
Henry G. Williams
A. J. Crawford
Glouster
Ida Bowser
Elizabeth O'Grady
Laura Parker
Cora Parker
Pomeroy Independent
A. A. Shumaker
Edward
Judith Higgins
Street
Phillip J. Welch
Minnesota
Major
J. M. Welch
Mr. Welch
Diamond Match Company
Alfred Buckland
Church of the Good Shepherd
Ele Dottaldson
Little Séns
Avart
Nell Roach
Wayne
Edward Fluke
Sunday Creek
Charles H. Townsens
Charles
I. M. Foster
Fred Finsterwald
Hamden
Will Gross
Marshfield
J. Halliday Cline
F. P. Bachman
George Marting
Carl Berry
A. E. Moore
Cincinnat
Clarence Sams
Canaanville
Dan Bame
J. B. Chappelear
Port Clinton
Denver
T. R. Biddle
Ed Leslie
Charles Cameron
C. J. Plowers
Constance EK
Viola Quinn
Edith Sweeney
K. O. Burch
Palmer Street
Anna Landis
J. E. Mourne
Scranton
Mrs. P. Mourne
Eber Gabriel
J. B. Dalton
East State Street
W. N. Alderman
W. R. Phillips
O— J. B. Fulton
J. K. Elder
H. D. Henry
Athena National Bank
Mansfield
Elhen
C. H. Horn
Dunglen
Steubenville
Alma Clark
Cam Blackwood
Potheroy Independent
T. Heatty
F. P. Kintz
J. H. Wyrick
Carrington
Ed Lynch
Hazel Roach
Debora Thomas
J. Jones
Lena van Horn
West State Street
Mrs. Frebault
Jacksonville
Albert Hibbard
Morris Avenue
P. W. Lapler
Athens Gas Company
Wilson Welch
Kenyon
Charles H. Welth
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G. L. Fleming
E. H W. Wyatt
T. J. Price
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Egypt
Lloyd Strecker
Hocking Valley Bulletin
White Mountain
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