Mrs Brewer's Humane Work Praises Peruna in Letters
A Westerly Rhode Island woman, Lizzie M. Brewer of 19 High Street, writes to Dr. Hartman of Columbus praising Peruna. She describes long use, free medical guidance, and Peruna as a remedy for catarrhal and grippe aftereffects, endorsing health and beauty books and urging others to seek information with a stamped reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie M. Brewer
High St
Westerly
Ril
Martman
Columbus
Veruna
Ferana
Local notes on visits, sales, and flood of wheat damage
Mrs T H Craig returns from McArthur visit while George DeCamp from Gallipolis stays in Athens. Miss Harjeem Masters returns from York and Boston. W B Lawrence visits Clayton and Columbus business. Jacob Katzenbach in Athens on county treasurer business reports wheat damage from fly and rust. Stout farm of 160 acres sold at sheriff's sale to Elmer K Stout for 2951 dollars. Dover township mineral land 400 acres fails sale again in sheriff sale to satisfy Joseph N Biddle against A D Tulliard. Hessian fly injuries vary by field with possible reduced wheat yield. Julia and Ethel Pickering visit Glouster and attend Dr Cherry Nellie Pickering wedding with Clifford Pickering of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Katzenbach
York Township
Athens
Katzenbach
Stout
Carthage Township
Sherif
Court House
Elmer K. Stout
Dover Township
Joseph N. Biddle
A. D. Tulliard
Julia
Ethel Pickering
Glouster
J. L. Pickering
Cherry
Nellie Pickering
Clifford Pickering
Columbus
Would Not Suffer So Again for Fifty Times Its Price
A man recounts severe stomach pain and weakness after a night of distress. He credits Chamberlain's Voik Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, saying one dose fixed him and praises its efficacy for future use. The ad notes the product is sold by W. J. Met e, and includes other promotional snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & McCurdy
Chamberlain
G. H. Wilson
Quadrennial Enumeration of Athens County Voters 1899
Auditor Scott completes the quadrennial enumeration of Athens county male residents over twenty one in April 1899. The list records color occupation and post office by precinct, noting omissions and corrections, with figures for each precinct including Athens 365 and Howard 1419.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Athens County
McKinstry
Athens Township
Athens
Gallege
Court
Huson
Alexander
Ames
Bern
Canaan
Carthage
Chauncey
Millfield
Lee
Lodi
Rome
East Glouster
Weat Glouster
Jacksonville
Trimble
Hollister
Troy
Mineral
Marshfield
Washington
Madison
Remarkable Rescue and a Nation of Quarters Lifted by Discovery
Mrs Michael Curtain of Plainfield says she suffered lung trouble and decline until her family doctor declared consumption incurable. After a pharmacist recommended Dr Kings New Discovery she tried six bottles and recovered fully, now performs housework. Trial bottles sold at W H McKees drug store. Large bottles priced 0 cents and 7 00. A Warpeners bachelor in Maine crafts three fine quilts this winter. A farmer near Orleans Springs found an iron pot filled with old gold coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Curtain
Plainfield
King
W. H. McKee
Urelian Springs
Card of Thanks for Chamberlain Cough Remedy
A Mrs S Dory of Des Moines thanks Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for aiding family health with coughs lung trouble and whooping cough. The note praises the remedy and asks manufacturers to accept their thanks. Also mentions Congressman Reyours collecting American flags and Charles H Marks at Santiago de Cuba using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea, with W H McKee selling it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Charles H. Marks
Nurae
Fifth Arty Corps
Santiago de Cuba
W. H. McKee
Richard Cobden on Lincoln in Lippincott’s review
In a late November Lippincott’s piece James M. Seavel records Cobden’s view of Abraham Lincoln. Cobden praises Lincoln as a rare leader who rose from modest origins to guide a nation through its perilous civil conflict and foresees foreign hostility testing the Union’s resolve. He predicts Union victory but dies before fully witnessing the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Gursnon
Richard Olden
Lincoln
America
Great Britain
James M. Seavel
Mr. Cabden
Abraham Lincoln
Linevala
Manu
Confederacy
Cobden
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted By Village Meeting
In a village street exchange, Lawyer Bartholomew ingilston and Rev Archibald Windham discuss Hood's Sarsaparilla claimed to cure indigestion and restore health. The reverend says the medicine cured his stomach troubles and his wife’s rheumatism and his daughter’s scrofula. Snow fighters use dynamite and shovels on the mountain system of the Colorado and Southern road, predicting banks would vanish before the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew “Ilingston
Archibald Windham
Hood
Grain-O: A healthful grain drink for all ages
Doctors order Grain-O not as medicine but as a healthful, invigorating drink made from pure grains and offering a rich seal brown color. It tastes like the finest coffee and costs about the same, pleasing children and serving as nourishment. A separate item notes a Massachusetts lover obtaining a court writ to force his sweetheart’s parents to permit their union.
Story of a Slave and a Husband’s Healing Cure
A Manchester man George D Williams recounts how his wife recovered from five years of paralysis and helplessness after using Electric Bitters. He claims the remedy cures female ailments including nervousness sleeplessness and melancholy with every bottle guaranteed at 50 cents by W E McKee. The second note mentions France’s population and increase in paid office holders over 40 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Williams
Manchester
Mich
W. EH. McKee
France
Volcanic Eruptions and Arnica Salve Promise Cures
Old Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised as remedy for skin eruptions and wounds. Claims cure for fevers, ulcers, boils, felons, corns, warts, cuts, burns, and chapped hands for 25 cents at W. H. McKee druggist. Reports a Lawrence man injuring head bluntly, losing sight. Promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills for health and vigor, priced six cents at same store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McKee Druggist
Dr. King
W. H. McKee
How to Raise Roots on the Farm in Michigan
An 19th century farm guide describes root crop production at Oeenlu county institute. It details seasonal tasks from fall plowing to spring cultivation, planting Golden Tankarids in 22 inch rows, hoe weeding, thinning to eight inches, and harvesting roots with a drag. Roots are fed to livestock and kept through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeenlu
Mich
A. Cromufeld
Iba
Betes
Marianas Stovhultan
Ecllan
Craman
Tie
Pasture Gate Construction as Shown in American Agriculturist
A self shutting pasture gate design with adjustable width uses one by four or one by six lumber for horizontals, double upper horizontals, and two four by four upright posts bolted. Center post is rounded to swing freely, with eyebolts for chain or rope supports and long ropes to reach braces. Posts must be tall enough for two berms on top and allow riding or driving underneath.
Facts for Farmers and the Value of Drainage
Plant sweet potatoes beans sorghum and sweet corn to supply year round. Small farms can yield more through thorough cultivation and soil health. Destroy first insects with a lattice enré to prevent later damage. Drained soil runs about ten degrees warmer at seven inches depth, lengthening the growing season. Western Plowman.
The Farmer's Neat Friends
An editor raised on a farm extols Jlanka owls and other natural allies as essential pest control. He argues these non venomous snakes toads frogs and birds curb mice rats and insects, protecting crops and making farming viable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricutra
Byron Forgotten by Tite Raea and the Great Britain praise
A fragmented clipping notes Byron’s fading fame and a failed fund drive for an Aberdeen monument with only 2000 of 20000 subscribed. It contrasts Byron with Shakespearean stature and references editorial quips and ad-like lines. mentions Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Nos Pills as unrelated items in the era’s pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
Tite Raea
Aberdeen
Great Britain
Shakespeare
State Christian Endeavor Convention in Columbus June
Preparations for the state Christian Endeavor convention in Columbus June 27 29 excite committees. The event features a mammoth chorus of about 200 directed by W E Knox with Willis G Bowland as president. Singers include top Columbus Endeavor Societies and church choirs from Euterpean, First Baptist, and Plymout h Congregational. Evening sessions will be in the Columbus auditorium for a capacity crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Columbus
Mammoth Chorus
W. E. Knox
Willis G Bowland
Cream of Columbus
Beat
Christian Endeavor Societes
Euterpean Chorus
First Baptist Church Choir
Plymouth Congregational Choir
Hocking Valley Excursions Half Rate to Columbus and Toledo
The Hocking Valley Railway offers round trip tickets from all Ohio stations to Columbus at one fare with returning limits to June 18, due to the American Medical Association convention. On June 7 and 8, they sell round trips to Toledo at one fare with return by June 18 for the Wholesale and Retail Coat Dealers Association sale. The route calls at Union Depot, Columbus, lauding comfort and speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Hocking Valley
American Medical Association
Hocking Valley Railway
Union Depot
Ohio
Toledo
Whadlesale and Retail Coat Dealers Association
Spanish American War Panorama War Album Offers Glimpse of Conflict
Panorama album portrays war life from recruiting to hospital scenes with Havana and Santiago street vistas. Includes officers, “men behind the guns,” Red Cross heroines, cooks, and cavalry. 51x8 inches, 12 pounds, printed on coated paper. Free to US Canada Mexico for 42 cents, order from Warren J. Lynch Big Four Route Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Havana
Santiago
Uncle Sam
United States
Canada
Mexico
Morse as Supt and Receiver Highlighted in Notice
WM. M. MORSE named as Superintendent with T and D BALE listed as Receiver in a recent notice. The terse item indicates a formal appointment or role assignment within an organizational or legal context, with no further details provided in the readable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. M. Morse
T, D Bale
Cincinnati and Muskingum Valley Railroad Schedule Fragment
Eastbound train Ro dS leaves Lancaster for Zanesville, No. 424ung listed. Westbound No. 33 departs Lancaster daily except Sunday. Preserved as a railroad timetable snippet with various station and official markings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Zanesville
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Tumanity
Tazzie M. Brewer
T. H. Craig
McArthur
George DeCamp
Gallipolis
Sunlaw
Harjeem Masters
York State
Boston
Mass
W. B. Lawrence
Clayton
Coftumbus
Genoa
South America
Italy
Executive Council of
Hawaii
Sat Pactia
Ayspepela
Jem
Reyours
Philadelphia
Wicherd Cobden
Lawrence, Ky
Jamark
Lron Merve
N. K. Fairbank Company
iGr
Haaning
Insurance
Atieens, Ohto
Lospiration
Daily
Huwter
Egitor
Carter
N. Y
Warren J.lynch
General Pavenger
Cincinnati, Ohio
Mark Envelope
Hocking, Valley
Amr
OFP
Lee Ues
Servic
Leerweke
Detroit
Michigan
Chicago
West Wid
Vass
Gouinti
Hs Aldens
AP. Columbus
G. Mathis
Toledo & Ohio Central Extension
R. R
Rokor
Dignetion
Broadwel
Sharpsburg
Amesville
Palos
Lace Pee
Shu
Broanwal
Ptwart Function
Gauler
Vincent
Moore
Marietta
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley Railroad
Sanday- O.M. Beyxarr
Wirersrox
Gen'l TicketAgt
O. S-W.ry
Ohio Division
Chillicothe
Parkersberg
Fastmail
St. Louis
New York
Fast Mail
St Louis
Parkersburg
Seve Pereedee
Parkers
Limited Express
New Yor
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