Local Brevities Spark Far-Flung Visits and Travel
A flurry of social notes from Amesville Chauncey and nearby towns records visits and greetings. Hon D H Moore and Dr J M Higgins in Columbus and Boston respectively. Ernest Hawk and Miss Anna Quinn guests with local families. many relatives from Lathrop Millfield Cambridge and Louisville discussed recent trips weddings and stays. Persistent travel and family ties mark the week with numerous comparatively brief confirmations of cheerful gatherings.
Obituary for Maria Witham Hall at Guysville Ohio
Maria Witham Hall born January 4 1825 married Stephen T Hall March 10 1842. Six children born with four living Agusta Evans Carthage Athens OH Adeline Brewer Guaysville and Jessie R McVay Athens. Daughters Samuel and Eveline predeceased her. Joined Methodist Episcopal church young. later United Brothers church briefly. Died June 25 1908 in Guugville Ohio aged 78 5 21. Funeral June 28 Guysville M E church. Burial Bean Cemetery. Presbyterian missionary society to meet next Tuesday at 2 30 PM in church chapel. all friends invited.
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Maria
Witham
Stephen T. Hall
Agusta Evans
Carthage
Athens County
Ohio
Oberlin
Kansas
Adeline Brewer
Guaysville
Jessie R. McVay
Athens
Better Land
Samuel
Eveline
Guggville
Guysville M. E
L. L. Cherrington
Bean Cemetery
Cky
Haeges Cordial of Cod Liver Oil Promises Vitality
An advertorial note touts Haigees Cordial of Cod Liver Oil as a remedy for sunstroke heat oppression and summer lassitude. It claims to build vigor using cod liver oil’s active properties without grease, suggesting relief from fatigue and stomach complaints.
Fragments Report Roosevelts Prayer on Race Turmoil
A fragment suggests President Roosevelt prays daily regarding tensions with Russia and protests over racial violence, including references to burning at a stake and civil unrest. The readable text is unclear and presents a controversial, non-verified claim about the President’s private prayers and international reactions.
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Roosevelt
Vultures Tear Into Tiger Carcass After Commanded Open Reveal
Colonel Ramsay orders the skinned tiger carcass moved from under mango trees. He predicts ten minutes for vultures to clean the flesh. One vulture circles high then drops, followed by a sky full of vultures in a frenzied feeding scramble.
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Ramsay
Ramaay
Ile
Mystery of the Cemetery Rival and Edith’s Heir
A girl discovers fresh flowers on Edith Whitmarsh’s grave on the birth anniversary, hinting at a hidden rival. Years later Edith’s husband reveals the child is his daughter and Edith’s choice grants Geraldine custody if she agrees to marry him after a year.
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Edith Whitmarsh
Geraldine Sheldon
Edith
Earle Gardner
Washington
Geraldine
Open letter urges Dodd's Kidney Pills for aged kidney troubles
Bellflower Missouri July 6 Mr G V Bohrer writes to the nations old men and women urging Dodd's Kidney Pills as a remedy for common aged kidney issues. He details years of nightime urination and relief after using two boxes from the local druggist proclaiming a lasting cure.
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Bellflower Mo
G. V. Bohrer
Dodd
Ordinance Approves Oakl Heir's Addition Plat Athens Ohio
Village of Athens approves the plat of Oakl Heir's Addition to the village in Farm Lot 45. Lots 1264 to 1365 with streets and alleys are designated as Cable Heir's Addition. Names include Lacy Burchfield Hester Blackstone Mary E Rich and Wiliam T Horsnell administrator with the will annexed of Georgia Horsnell. Mayor dated July 9 1903. Deafness cures ad appended with patent remedy claims and social event noted.
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Athens
Ohio
Lacy
Burchfield
Hester Blackstone
Mary E. Rich
Wiliam T. Horsnell
Georgia Horsnell
Ohio Company
Aga
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D. H. Moore
Columbus
J. M. Higgins
Boston
Mass
Ernest Hawk
Chauncey
Will Wells of
Lathrop
Harry Stalder
Anna Quinn
Cambridge
Carl Berry
College Street
Mr. N
Henry of
Amesville
Dow Henry
G. L. Cable
San Antonio, Texas
W. S. Bush
Pleasanton
Mrs
F. W. Bush
Leroy Woodworth
Millfield
E. ©. Woodworth
Soe Tedric of
Sadie Wilson
State Street
George W. Caldwell
Akron
A. L. Starling
New England
Undertaxer Hibbard
J. B. Randall
Celia Randall
Louisville
Horace Goodwin
Mattoon, Sr
Harry Goodwin
Indianapolis
Frank Phillips
Martha Baird
Little Daugster
William Harshey
Glouster
Glen Roy
Wellston
Seth Shaner
Oakdale
Oklahoma
B. H. Saunders of
Lancaster
W. B. Golden
President Street
William McDonald
Buchtell
Robinson Circus
John Tillery
Charles
London
Leroy Pilcher
Anna Pearl McVay
New York
City
Ida
Maggie McDonald
Buchtel
8. McDonald
Pittsburg
O. M. Lovell
N. Hobson
Henry Pollard
Salem
J. E. Bush
McConnelsville
Florence Hedges
E. Hedges
Walter Juniper
Stella Weis
Nelsonville
James Dunban Sanday
Will Phillips
Ameysille
Alderman
C. E. Clark
Ironton
Major
Elmer Golden
O. E. Skinner
W. W. McVey
William J. Hawk
Mary Rutherford
Bluff City
Plains
Chas, Wogan of
Hollister
Chillicothe
E. C. Curtis
D. D. Feller
O. B. Humphrey
G. W. King
Yellow Stone Park
Presbyterian Church
Mattie Tedric
Constance Hawk
L. D. Wilson
Lou E. Grafton
Cornerstone Puoblishing Co
St. Paris
T. A. Snyder and
Albert Hibbard
James Daffee
Middleport
Raccoon
Harvey Phillips
John Rogers
Cora
Jerseyville
Claude McClanahan
C. H. Welch
Charleston
Welch
Wilson Welch
Guy Scott
Paul Scott
Wilkensburg Pa
Winfield Scott
J. B. Hunt
Ames
H. H. Humphrey
St. Louis
Munday
Coolville
Mrs. Humphrey
A. B
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Society
Edith Ida Whitmarsh
Madras
D. Zenner & Company
W. H. Brow
Jse Company
Oxfords
Philadelphia Brand
IW. H. Brown
Johs Nmoud HM
For
the Home Furnishing Co
Hall’s Corners
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Miss Pollard
Dharch
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