Peruna cures farm folk of chronic catarrh and sickness
A farmer from Craft Mississippi and other readers report lasting relief after using Peruna and Manalin. They describe weight gain, renewed energy, and ability to work on the farm after years of stomach and bowels trouble. The letters emphasize Peruna as a systemic remedy addressing catarrh in various organs.
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Perona
Manalin
M. I
Tam
Peruna
W. J. Temple
Delaware
Ohio
Gustav Schmidt
Spring Valley
Peruna Endorsed by Farmers as a Household Remedy
An advertisement style piece argues farmers rely on Peruna for and about health. It profiles Dr. Hartman as a farming ally and cites testimonials from farmers, a horticulture publisher, and other rural customers praising Peruna for catarrh and stomach ailments.
Opposition to Baker Re-Election at Infirmary
R S Dent states through the Messenger that he opposed FW Baker’s re-election as superintendent of the infirmary and dissented from the decision at the meeting. He explains he was overruled by two board members and will continue in his duties despite the outcome.
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FW. Baker
Mesars
James
McLaughlin
Dodd's Kidney Pills Shine in Local Cure Claim
Found at Last Alston Michigan February 5 James Culet had twenty years of rheumatism and kidney trouble. After trying doctors and medicines he found a complete cure with Dodd's Kidney Pills. He says his rheumatism and kidney troubles are gone and he feels like a new man.
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Alston, Mich
James C
Dodd
Henry Watterson Denies Connection With Fads and Fancigée
A fragment notes Henry Watterson stating he is not an exponent of the newer nae and likely disclaims any relation to Fads and Fancigée. The text appears as a brief, dated remark in a historical newspaper snippet.
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Henry Watterson
Victims of Hydrophobia Alarm in Nelsonville
Nelsonville residents face hydrophobia fears as Joe Hardy and the nine year old daughter of William Wright show symptoms after exposure traced to Hadley family dog. Police kill nearby dogs while awaiting word from Chicago hospitals and evangelist Morrison continues services at the church.
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Nelsonville
Joe Hardy
Pasteur Institute
William Wright
Hadley
Mr. Hardy
Wright
Great Revival at M. E. Church
Evangelistic services draw large crowds at the Methodist Episcopal church. Capacity is tested nightly, many turned away for lack of space. Dozens profess faith in Christ as interest grows and several unite with the church.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Christ
Sibey resigns from Congress in new year turmoil
The Chattanooga News reports Joe Sibiey has quit public life and resigned from Congress during the new year period, reflecting on the readiness of Ohio lawmakers for such moves.
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Chattanooga News
Joe Sibiey
Congress
Ohio
Vinci Promises Strength for Children through Cod Liver Oil Alternative
A Athens druggist touts Vinci as a tastier, stomach friendly strength builder drawn from fresh cod livers. He claims it strengthens delicate stomachs, builds blood and bone, and yields rosy cheeked, sturdy children, with refunds offered if unsatisfied. Plus local anecdotes and brief notes on civic topics fill the page.
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W. H. McKee
Athens
Vinci
Jennie Perse
Mansfield
Business Place Changes Hands in Athens Area
W A Hibbard sells his undertaking business including Athens and Guysville offices to White and Stout of Coolville. C E White will move to Athens to run the Athens branch. C L Stout stays in Coolville. J A Klingenberg remains with the firm. Also a drug advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
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W. A. Hibbard
Guysville
White and Stout
Coolville
Hibbard
Athens
C. E. White
Firm
Athens County
C. L. Stout
White
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Ad at Cline's Pharmacy
A vintage advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as promoting health with a clean smile and bright eyes. It notes a price of 35 cents and lists Cline's Pharmacy as the retailer.
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Hollister
Cline
Entertained for Dr Frank Doan by local hosts
Mr and Mrs G I Putnam entertained last evening in honor of Dr F C Doan with Dr and Mrs Chubb Mr and Mrs L G Worstell Mr and Mrs E J Jones and son Albert Miss Jennie Kutz Miss Stahl Mr and Mrs C B Henderson in attendance.
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G. I. Putnam
F. C. Doan
Chubb
L. G. Worstell
E. J. Jones and
Albert
Jennie Kutz
Stahl
C. B. Henderson
Federation to Improve Schools in Ohio
The Ohio School Improvement Federation aims to raise educational conditions through improved sentiment and broader participation. It is a revised form of the Ohio Teachers' Federation with a uniform annual fee of fifty cents and reliance on donations for support.
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Ohio School Improvement Federation
Ohio Teachers’ Federation
Marriage Licenses Reported in Local Notices
Oran Wogan a miner of Pomeroy and Mrs Anna Allman of Deanville. Joseph LaMar a barber and Miss Myrtle Minck both of Athens. H H Hopkins a laborer of Palestine W Va and Miss Ethel Johnson of Hockingport.
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Oran Wogan
Pomeroy
Anna Allman
Deanville
Joseph LaMar
Myrtle Minck
Athens
H. H. Hopkins
Palestine
W. Va
Ethel Johnson
Hockingport
Deafness Cure Claim Promoted by Hall's Catarrh Cure
An advertisement asserts deafness results from inflamed Eustachian tube mucosa and that only constitutional remedies can cure it. It offers $100 for any deafness case (from catarrh) not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, invites readers to request free circulars, and promotes Hall's Emily Pills for constipation.
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Hall
P. J. Cheney, & CO
Toledo
Drugpiste
Tac
Emily
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