Out of Town News and Local Sports Report
Judson and Mbert Bartlett with wives visited in Newton and Parkersburg, while a large crowd attended Graham Chapel children’s day exercises. A fox chase on John Niggemeier’s farm drew about twenty people and ten hounds, ending at three. The Normal team closes Friday. Dadson high vs Long Run Friday promises a strong turnout. Willow Creek beats Guysville 12 to 10 in a county baseball game with Willow Creek dominating even after a late first half.
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Judson
Mbert Bartlett
Athens
Newton Carseys
May Sanderson
Ollie Smith
Parkersburg
Graham Chapel
John Niggemeier
Arthur Lee
Buay
Dadson High School
Sun
Local Social News and Returns from Rock Springs and Athens
The Misses Alensworths of Rock Springs spent Saturday at Art Dean's. John Stant and wife and Eliza Guthrie visited at Athens Thursday. Coon Bentz and family of ODateton visited relatives here the 4th. Mr J Goodrich of Athens is spending a few weeks with her parents while her mother is ill. Syndicate Wilsons meeting at Tap pers Plains drew twenty five or thirty additions.
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Alensworths
Rock Springs
Art
Dean's
John Stant
Eliza Guthrie
Athens
Coon Bentz
Odateton
J. Goodrich
Syndicate Wilsons
Tappers Plains
State Nicknames Across The United States
The list shows how residents are nicknamed by state or region with examples such as Badgers for Wisconsin Sage Hens for Florida Texans for Texas Californians for California and New Yorkers for New York plus regional terms like Knickerbockers for New York and Beet Heads for unspecified groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Electric Bitters Promoted For Broad Health Benefits
An 19th century advertisement touts Electric Bitters as guaranteed cure for tremors, stomach, kidney and liver tones, nervousness and malaria. It claims relief for run down systems and lists kidney and liver remedies along with other disorders. It notes W I McKee as distributor and references stamped envelopes in postal history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. IL McKee
Saves a Woman's Life With Dr King’s New Discovery
Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Mass credits Dr King’s New Discovery for curing a severe lung trouble and obstinate cough after doctors and remedies failed. She calls the remedy grand and says it never disappoints. Trial bottles offered free by W W McRee.
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Lois Cragg
Dorchester
Mass
King
W. WW. McRee
New York Health Dept Seizes Dangerous Alum Powder
The New York Board of Health seized nearly two tons of cheap baking powder mixtures found to contain alum and pulverized rock. It was dumped into the river for disposal. Reports note that different jurisdictions handle unsafe powders differently, with England pursuing prosecutions, Alabama banning sale, and New York opting for seizure and disposal. Consumers are urged to buy established brands and beware low price temptations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Board of Health
New York Papers
Health Department
England
New York
Rand
Family Forum
Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills Sell Out Nationwide
Public interest notice advertises Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills as effective for nervousness and dizziness. It notes their sale at dealers and the Dr A W Chase Medicine Co in Buffalo New York, with portrait and signature on every package.
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A. W. Chase
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo N.Y
M. OD
Second colored private ordained in Baltimore
A second colored private in the nation was ordained in Baltimore, marking a notable religious milestone amid earlier civil rights struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Grand Picturesque Street Parade Announcement
Prices listed for 15 and 225 counts accompany notice of the Grand Picturesque Street Parade set for 12 m on Wednesday July 11th.
Brown entertains guests at Wingert Chapel event
Miss Brown hosted a Thursday evening gathering at her home in honor of Miss Viva Wingert and Miss Maith Means of Bourneville and Earnest Daft of West Millieth. The party featured sweet peas and cake with guests seated in a festively decorated dining room.
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Wingert
Poly 7
Milstea Brown
Viva Wingert
Maith Means
Bourneville
Earnest Daft Ot West Millieth
No Substitute Wanted for Perry Davis Painkiller
A speaker insists no substitute will do for Perry Davis Painkiller, stating it works better than Neto b or other imitations. They value its effectiveness for their father and grandparents, and reject cheaper or self-made alternatives as inferior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neto
Perry Davis
Roosevelt's Cabinet Members Listed by Rosedecker
A garbled notice enumerates cabinet positions and names associated with President Roosevelt. It mentions Secretary of State Hay, Secretary of the Treasury Shaw, Secretary of War Hitchcock, Secretary of the Navy Moody, Secretary of the Interior Bloody, and other posts including Agriculture, Attorney General, Postmaster General Payne, with several corrupted spellings.
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Rosedeckter
Provident
Roosevelt
Hay
Treasury
Shaw
War
Hoot
Navy
Bloody
Interior
Hitchcock
Agriculture
Wilson
Knox
Payne
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Ibis
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Pat Neen
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Alfred
Chine
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Tans
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Prus
Thenderson
Deng
sSsu Bros
Adilions
OVITO
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Wellers
Pyteak
Speer
Iran
Robbins & CO
Stewart, Chin
the Bank of Athens
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Golden
Cuahier
Marietta, Cincinnati
Cleveland
R. B
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Columbus
Toledo
Chicago
Northwest
North Hound
Colembia
Partor Caretta
J.C
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Israel M. Foster
Attorney-At-Law
Athens, CO
Money To Loan Price & Stalder, Attorneys
Cicinnati & Muskingum Valley Railroad Co
EAGT
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Aki Eave Lancaster
A.m
Runa
C.M. Bennett
F. M. Wisinnon
Union Pacific
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