Ex Mayor Crumbo Bets On Peruna Endorsement
Ex mayor of New Albany Indiana Dr Crumbo writes from 411 EF Oak Street endorsing Peruna. He claims it cures catarrh indigestion headache and general sickness when used as directed and notes others swear by it. A later letter dated August 9, 141 says his health is good but he would rely on Peruna if he needed more medicine.
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Crumbo
New Albany
Ind
Oak Street
Peruna
Mr. Crumbo
Death of Henry Miller in Athens Hails from Heart Trouble
Henry Miller died at about 1 50 am at his home on West State street after a period of illness marked by heart trouble. He had lived in Athens about 20 years and left three sons and two daughters, with two daughters called from Illinois and Missouri and his son Sylvanus in Washington DC on the police force. His wife died twelve years ago. sons Aytech and Nathan were with him. Funeral arrangements await word from family.
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Ilinois
Missouri
Sylvanus
Washington, DC
Miller
Athens
Aytech
Nathan
Saved Childs Life Sedgwick Ark March 19 Dodd's Kidney Pills credited
A Kentuckian father recounts his son recovering from dropsy after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. Swelling cleared after eight days with 35 pills, enabling the child to run, dance, and sing again, despite doctors' initial pessimism. The testimonial calls the medicine life saving.
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Dodd
Harmony notes and local visits amid revival hopes
Commissioner 8. B. Hill traveled to Columbus on a business trip last week. Miss Golden Ashton is ill. Earl Weiss from Nelsonville visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Weiss, Sunday. Mrs. Kathrine Chapples of Athens visited Mrs. James Pitt recently. Lincoln Duncan teaches at our advancing school. A protracted meeting is expected to begin soon, with hopes for a good old fashioned revival.
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Golden Ashton
Earl Weiss
Nelsonville
L. L. Wiess
Kathrine Chapples
Athens
James Pitt
Lincoln Duncan
Local Social Notes from Albany and Athens Area
A roundup of visits and greetings across Albany and nearby Athens. Dr and Mrs B C Vorkes called on business in Athens. Willsharp guests of Mrs Celinda Sharp in Gallipolis. Ethel Mitchell finishes a Floodwood school term and returns home. Edith and Hettie Hooper visit Athens friends. Stella Wiggins returns from Columbus. Carl Neff visits from Athens. Stella Sisson called here for grandmother’s illness. Tom Foster spends Sunday with family. Dr and Mrs C L Jones visit T W Coe’s home. Poverty social set for Mar 23 at M E church with 10 cent admission and free lunch. Mrs Local Robbinett of Dexter visits. Mary Cline and Bessie visit Carpenter. Edna Johnson takes charge of Citizens’ Telephone Central. Mrs Elizabeth Lowther dies at 84 with pneumonia. funeral at M E church with Rev Goodrich, burial at Second Alexander Cemetery.
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B. C. Vorkes
Athens
Willsharp
Gallipolis
Sharp
Celinda Sharp
Ethel Mitchell
Floodwood
Edith and
Hettie Hooper
William Irwin
Stella Wiggins
Columbus
Carl Neff
Stella Sisson
Elizabeth Souther
Tom Foster
State Hospital
C. L. Jones
T. W. Coe
M. E
Lee
Loal Robbinett
Dexter
Mary Cline
Bessie
Carpenter
Edna Johnson
Telephone Central
Elizabeth Lowther
James Tewksbery
Physician endorses Vinol as superior cod liver oil remedy
Dr. J E Ennis writes that Vinol is the most valuable cod liver oil preparation and a strong body builder, aiding coughs colds bronchial troubles and sore lungs. He cites use in indigestion anemia and fatigue and praises its appetite and sleep benefits. Athens druggist W H McKee sells it with a full refund guarantee if not satisfactory.
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Athens
Pleasant Valley Church Holds Weekend Services
Local notes report Rev. Arthur of Gallipolis officiated at Pleasant Valley Christian church Saturday night and Sunday. Visitors include Mrs. Maude Phipps at Athens State Hospital and families visiting relatives in nearby towns. Others travel or relocate within the area as communities share updates.
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Arthur of
Gallipolis
Pleasant Valley Christian Church
Maude Phipps
Clara Moss
State Hospital
Athens
Resolution of Respect for Comrade David Teeters
Memorial resolutions honor David Teeters of Co. FL 28th Regt Pa Volunteers who died February 2, 1906 at Coolville Ohio. The committee expresses sympathy to his family and requests publication in the Athens Messenger with a marked copy to widow Rachel Taeters. Dated February 19, 1906.
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David Teeters
Co. FL
Pa. Volunteers
Coolville
Ohio
Grand Army of the Republic
Athens Messenger
Racheel Taeters
Sound squash from 1904 still sound after years
W. P. Taylor of 46 Smith street showed a squash pulled from its vine in October 1904. The California Year Keeper variety is small, Hubbard shaped, light yellow, and has remained sound and un-decayed in his home, with potential to keep another year.
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W. P. Taylor
Smith Street
Centen nial Sermon and Local Notices from Pike Valley
A jumble of short notices records a Centennial sermon by Rev Keller, births and deaths in local families, and visits from relatives and neighbors. Highlights include the infant daughter of Elmer Brandeberry, interment at Doan cemetery, and various residents visiting kin or traveling to oil fields and shows.
Ills ease eases as neighbors note daily visits
Daily Messenger notes Mrs. Sarah Patterson improving after two weeks with grip while Mrs Fred Rickey recovers from pneumonia. Several visitors and guests travel between Wheeling Logen Morgantown and Parkersburg. Local officials and friends gather for church and lodge activities. Drs Jones Frame Woolter visit relatives.
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Sarah Patterson
CARSKADEN AND SCHULTE Practical Tailors Ad Lead
Practical tailors CARSKADEN AND SCHULTE invite readers to line up for an up to date spring suit. The note highlights their leadership in fashion and directs to 17 E Washington St as the shop location.
Baptism Ceremony at Methodist Episcopal Church
Last Sabbath morning service saw seventeen parishioners, mostly adults, receive the Sacrament of Baptism at the Methodist Episcopal church.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Deafness Cure Through Constitutional Remedies
An advertising notice claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications. It asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and promotes a constitutional remedy, the Halls Catarra Cure, offering a circular from Chenky & Co and warning druggists about fake pills for constipation.
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Catarra
Potatoes plentiful as spring demand fails to rise
Farmers stored potatoes last autumn expecting high spring prices but now face disappointment as a surplus keeps prices low and no shortage exists. The report notes previous claims of crop failure in some states and the expected demand did not materialize this spring.
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Td. Crumbo
Henry Miller
Scious
W. State Street
Heart
Mr. Miller
Childs
Sedgwick, Ark
Taylor
B. Hill
Albany
Dr. J. E. Ennis
Atlanta
W. H. McKee
Vinci
Bethany
Maggie Runion
Lottridge
Eva Townsend
Nettie Fordham
Naomi
West Virginia
Bessie Shull
Martha Petty
John Grubb
Utica
Margaret Grubb
Nona
Iva Windsor
Howard
Clyde Durant
Guysville
Charles Townsend
Sunda
Fred Frost
Sugar Creek
J. M. Townsend
G. K. Campbell
Pike Valley
Frost
Elmer Brandeberry
Keller
Albert Crippen
Doan
Eorge Browning
Waterford
Lewis
Richard Linton
Daniel Johnston
Walt Newman
A. K. Newman
J. H. Bobo
Julian Gift
Hebbardsville
Rev. Longman
Porter Elliott
Pleasanton
Des Kelley
Mr. Shamer
George Jeffers
Thomas Phillips
Daily Messenger
Fred Rickey
Corine McCarthy
Wheeling
W. Va
Idena McCarthy
Logen
L. Preston
Byron Wolf
Grace Biddle
Morgantown
W Va
Donna Roach
College Street
R. B. Bill of
Cincinnati
C. N. Jones
Parkersburg
E. L. Ewine
Middleport
C Vde Edmundson
Pomeroy
Jordan
Chillicothe
Gard
Lyman of
I Oo. O. F
Carbondale
Susie Baker
Asa Sutton
W. H. Irwin
Jennie Dell
John A. Frame
A. J. Frame
Marguerite Wiaton
Huntington
Faton
Macgie Malone
Coolvillie
W. V. Daggett
M. E Twiss
Home Furnishing Company
Retail Furniture Dealers’ Association
James Bunahan
Lodi
St. Johns Church
A. E. More
Allison Jones
Louise
JL. Creamer
Edward Coe
H. T. Mulligan
Circleville
Zelpha Walker
Benton Harbor
Geo B. Walker
D. D. Jones
W P. Stewart
Norwood
Ethel Ellis
Effie McKinstry
R. A. Bonifield
Kansas City
R. E. Bonifield
Atlantic City
Frank Thompson
Phillips
W. B. Lawrence
Clarence Cable
J. D. Evans
Mrs
Ad Creamer
Ella Osborne
Miss Fay Baker
Will Grace
James Edmundson
Earl Landis
E. G. Eaton
Eaton
Emmet Saunters
Chase
James Burson
Isaac Cullums
L. M. Jewett
Carl Berry
The
Ohio Hotel Clerk's Association
Sam. Sommer’s
Tan
Oxford
Panama
Reet Celrs Petua An
O&c
Ers
Globe
Sam
Headquarters For
Carskaden & Schulte
Practical Tailors
E. Washington St
N. M. Hibbard
South Street
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