Catarrh of Stomach Cured by Peruna Testimonial
Genevive May of Indianapolis writes that Peruna regulated her disordered stomach after a neglected catarrh. She describes nausea heartburn headaches and rundown feelings improving within weeks and notes recurring relief after several months. She invites readers to write Dr Hartman for free medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Genevive
S. Meridian St
Indianapolis
Ind
Second High School Alumni Ass'n
Genevive May
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbia
Ohio
Local visitors and guests tour region this week
Stewart J M Melchi and family spent several days in Glouster with relatives. Mrs L H Smith and baby visited Virginia. Fred Hawk visited from Marietta to stay with his parents for the Fourth. Mrs M J Chariton and Mrs Maggie Fitzhugh were Athens visitors. Wallace Hatch and wife stayed with Sam Miller family. Mrs Mame Rice of Sugar Creek and Mrs Wm Rodehaver of Guysville called on friends. Blanch Kincade of Guysville and Mabel Windsor of Chester visited relatives. Mrs Burrell Stratton and children visited relatives at Nelsonville this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Chariton
Maggie Fitzhugh
Athens
Wallace Hatch
Sam Miller
Mame Rice
Sugar Creek
Wm. Rodehaver
Guyasville
Blanch Kincade
Guysville
Mabel Windsor
Chester
Burrell Stratton
Nelsonville
Residents and visitors frequent Amesville area this week
Albany notes list guests and visitors from Amesville and nearby towns. Names include D. T. Moore, Myrtle Robbison, Mae Vornes, W. H. Vornes, Marie Cline, Henry Zenner, W. P. Wyatt, Pickering, Helen Dailey, A. Dailey, O. D. Dailey, Ethel Mitchell, Earl Allen, Fay Baker, E. M. Vorhes, Orl Stevenson, Stalder, Spence, Adalyn Vorkes, Cora Cottrill among others visiting relatives and friends across multiple households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Moore
Myrtle Robbison
Amesville
Mae Vornes
San Diego
Cal
W. H. Vornes
Marie Cline
Columbus
J. E. Cline
Henry Zenner
Athens
W. P. Wyatt
Guysville
Pickering
Helen Dailey
Dailey
O. D. Dailey
W. Mitchell
Ethel Mitchell
Cleveland
Earl Allen
Logan
Wm. Allen
Harry McKinstry
E. A. Brown
Fay Baker
Henry Baker
E. M. Vorhes
Nelsonville
Orl Stevenson
Mesdame Stalder and
Spence
B. Wyatt
Adalyn and
Ethel Vorkes
T. ©. Parker
Cora Cottrill
Thomas Cottrill
Radical Riddance Sale at Sam Sommer Store
A retailer announces a limited time sale of overstocked items with drastic price cuts across fabrics, dresses, lingerie, curtains, linens, and accessories. Highlights include lawns dropping to 34c from 64c, silks cut to 1.98, skirts to 2.69, waists from 2.50 to 1.69, and numerous other bargains on textiles and garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Ad
Miss Pricilla Hall and Miss Grace Moore featured in a Philadelphia event while ad copy promotes Kennedy's Laxa tive Honey and Tar as the original laxative cough syrup. The bottle bears red clover blossom and honey bee, claims no opiates and suitability for all ages. Sold by Oline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Oline
Social Notes From Hockingport Area
Mrs A Wells and Mrs Grace Humphrey with niece visited Ella Manchmeyer family in Washington West Virginia. Mrs Henry Humphrey and children from St Louis stay with Shepherd Humphrey. Mrs Smith Junfee returns from Athens visit. Clara Wells of Newbury visits uncle A Wells. Ben Knowles and Hod Knowles of New York visit Hod Knowles family. Jessie and Clara Wells visit friends in Coolville. Mary A Stone returns from Athens. Nettie G Morrison selling property by private sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wells
Grace Humphrey
Ella Manchmeyer
Washington, W. Va
Henry Humphrey
St. Louis
Shepherd Humphey
Smith Junfee
Athens
Clara Wells
Newbury
Ben Knowles
Hod Knowles
New York
Jessie
Coolville
Mary A. Stone
Nettie G. Morrison
Jennie Oggs Sixth Birthday Party At Home
Visiting relatives report Mark Grandstaff listed sick. Neighborhood girls gathered at Mr and Mrs A L Ogg on the 28th for Jennies birthday with games on the lawn and a bountiful ice cream supper. Jessie White of Bradwell spent Sunday at home. C Bowman and W H Van Dyke visited Chauncey last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Grandstaff
A. L. Ogg
Jennie
Jessie White
Bradwell
C. ©. Bowman
W. H. van Dyke
Chauncey
Proved Beyond A Doubt Rheumatism Cured Here
Mrs Betsey A Calween states Rheumatism cured by Dodd s Kidney Pills. Mrs Clawson, once invalid for five years with Inflammatory Rheumatism and gout, claims recovery after two weeks of using the pills. She regained ability to tend garden and woodwork after the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
N. Y
Betsey A. Calween
L Owry
Dodd
Chamberlains Remedy Claims and Private User Proof
The article compares Maxim’s gun trial to Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy noting manufacturers avoid bold claims and let users speak for it. It asserts the medicine will positively cure diarrhoea dysentery and stomach issues and has never failed, sold by W H McKee and Barton Drug Co Chauncey Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxim
Chamberlain
W. H.mckee
Alee Barton Drug Co
Chauncey
New England Social Notes Include Visits and Pension
Mr and Mrs George Lewis and children of Nelsonville and Mr and Mrs Will Davis of Marshfield visited Orson Lewis and family over Sunday. Miss Louise Spaulding returned from West Virginia. Mrs Lacy Green left for Parkersburg. Ray Marquis of Athens visited here. Dana Bundy hosted a party for youths Friday. A large turnout attended children's exercises as Mrs Mary Vore was granted a $100 yearly pension for blindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lewis
Nelsonville
Will Davis
Marshfield
Orson Lewis
Louise Spaulding
West Virginia
Lacy Green
Parkersburg
Ray Marquis
Athens
Dana Bundy
Mary Vore
Dedication Services At Tick Ridge U B Church
Quite an admber from this place attended the dedication services of the new U B church on Tick Ridge Sunday. Mrs Bird Linscott of Glouster is mentioned in connection with the event.
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U. B
Tick Ridge
Bird Linscott of
Glouster
Sunday Visits and Local News Notes
Stewart, Sunday evening. Ransome Sutton and wife of Can aanville were calling on fiends here Harvey and Almon Edwards of Guysville visited their grandparents, Wm. Edwards and wife here Sunday and Monday. Mrs. John Minck of Trimble is vis iting friend here. There are three reasons why moth ers prefer One Minute Cough Care, First, It is absolutely harmless, Second, It tastes good children love it, Third, It cures Coughs, Croup and Whooping Cough when other rem edies fail. Sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
Visitors and Family Guests Spread Across Town
Mr and Mrs Fred Gillilan and son of Bridgeport visit Mr and Mrs Reuben Gillilan. Mrs Dolly Palmer of Little Rocking visits relatives here. Ira Barrows of East Liverpool stays with his mother. Charlie Atkinson of Marietta spends Sunday with his parents. Miss Bertha Carville of Wheeling and cousin Johnnie Baker of Benwood WV visit relatives. G Dye spent days in Athens last week. Mr and Mrs Fred Nixon of Wellston visit relatives here. Mr and Mrs Barnhart leave for Sumner due to illness of Mrs Barnhart s brother Charlie Babr. Strah Danfee of Marietta visits relatives and friends. Jim Medley Jr of Marietta visits his parents here. Thomas Mathers of Marietta visits his brother in law L Posey. Born June 21 a son to Mr and Mrs Will Daugherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gillilan
Bridgeport
Reuben Gillilan
Dolly Palmer
Little Hocking
Ira Barrows
East Liverpool
Charlie Atkinson
Marietta
Bertha Carville
Wheeling
Johnnie Baker
Benwood
W. Va
G. Dye
Athens
Fred Nixon
Wellston
Will Daugherty
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement claims Kodol Digestion Cure relieves indigestion and stomach trouble by digesting food, letting the stomach rest and grow strong. It states the remedy purifies the system and prevents disease from taking hold, sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massgesien
Cline
Pharamey
Local Guests Reported From Albany and Philadelphia Visit
AMESVILLE residents host Mr and Mrs D T Moore of Albany. Dr G O Linscott returned Saturday from Philadelphia where he...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Moore
Albany
G. O. Linscott
Philadelphia
Local society notes and visits across the region
A string of social visits and movements from Catler to Marietta includes the Dunbars, Miss Beasey and Mrs. Johnson hosting guests, along with many trips to family homes. A Democratic state convention at Columbus is noted, plus a bank examination in town and a fatal sudden death aboard a train in western Pennsylvania. A severe storm causes damage to a sheep barn on G. L. Fleming’s farm with no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Caroline Dunbar
Catler
Jessie Beasey
F. W. Gibson
Columbus
Adaline Curry
McArthour
G. D. Clifford
J. H. Edgerton
Marietta
U. S. Bank
Samuel McCune
First National Bank
Charles Orr
Linscott
Jesse Thompson
Sarah A. Johnson
E. Society
Lucy Adair
Mary Carr
Charles Cray
Athens
Vesta
Della Leak
Guysville
Joseph Lyne
Hastings
Neb
R. McCune
G. L. Fleming
Hope and Hustle Define the Long Road to Triumph
A brief note reflects on perseverance and effort in pursuing goals. It highlights determination as essential to progress and eventual achievement, with emphasis on steady work and resilience over instant success.
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Catarra
Peruna
Miss Genevive
J. M. Melchi
Leo Sbeebabk
J. D. Raw Co
Department Store
J.D. Raw Coss. Department Store
Sam Sommer
Hockingport
New England
Wilson Chapel
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