Portrait of Doan's Kidney Pills Testimonial
J. B. Corton of Deppe North Carolina says kidney pain kept him from walking or riding. Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his back pain restoring strength he had twenty five years ago. He recommends the remedy and offers a free trial by mail from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York with sales through dealers at fifty cents per box.
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Doan
J. B. Corton
Deppe
N. C
Mr. Corton
United States
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
DRESSING FOR THE BACK A Frenchwoman’s tailored elegance
From the Chicago Tribune, a look at how the French woman dresses for the back. She highlights shoulder blades with pride, tightens the waist while keeping the bust and throat roomy, and uses graceful gestures to express emotion through the back and arms.
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Merci
Jose
Chicago Tribune
Breakfast Tray With Foldable Legs and Rim Design
The Brooklyn Eagle describes an English designed breakfast tray in silver with a protective rim and folding legs that convert into a small table. It notes Coal Fort ware, French gray finish, and suggests transforming an enamelled wooden tray at home into a double utensil.
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Coalfort
Brooklyn Eagle
Woman’s Health Advice From Mrs Pinkham Sparks Debate
An eminent physician questions women honesty with doctors then lauds Mrs Pinkham’s role. Letters from patients like Ella Lee and J H Farmer describe ovarian inflammation, womb ulcers, pain relief, and weight gain after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Mrs Pinkham invites sick women to write for free guidance.
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Ella Lee
Frankford, Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sam
Local Social Notes From Guyville and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Emil Droz hosted last week with their daughter Mrs John Hull and Gordon from South Canaan. Mildred Buck visiting parents in Massillon after over a year at Massillon hospital. Emma Light spent time with Athens friends. Mrs F P McVey and son Don of Athens visited here over Sunday. George Bundy works at a Stewart cigar factory. Jennie Calvert hosted cousin Miss Whaley of near Chillicothe. Audree and Nora Ladwick of Stewart stayed with Frank Bean and family Saturday and Sunday. Funeral services for Mrs Granville Calvert held at the M E church. Mrs Emil Droz improving after illness. Mrs Lewis Kinkade and son of Tuppes Plains attended the funeral Thursday. Mr and Mrs Steinmetz of Stewart visited Rev Bowman and wife Friday.
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Emil Droz
John Hull
Gordon
South Canaan
Mildred Buck
Massilon Hospital
J. A. Buck
Emma Light
Athens
F. P. McVey
Don
George Bundy
Stewart
Jennie Calvert
Miss Whaley
Chillicothe
Audree
Nora Ladwick
Frank Bean
Granvill Calvert
M. E
Rev. Bowman
Fred Finsterwald
Cecil Bean
Nell Coleman
O. U
Lewis Kinkade
Tuppers Plains
Calvert
Local Gleanings from Wolffs Plains Social Notes
Mrs Hixson of Cambridge visits her parents in Wolffs Plains. The Shaw and Dowler families travel to Nelsonville with Ruth. Hawks families from Marshfield and Unino visit local friends. Alice Michael returns from Athens with sister Nelle. Iris Barnes visits Carbondale friends. Emma Scott visits Salem day with her mother. Anna Fenwick visits Athens friends. Mrs Dickey of Chillicothe attends after Calvert death. Grace Christine visits Canaanville. Rosa Buck and Mil dred visit Hall. Stephen Hall has been ill. Felton Adams and Miss Adams attend revival with Rev and Mrs Bowman. Prof Cline and wife host the professor’s mother from Albany. Myrtle Coleman sick then improving. Emmett Cray of Athens finds work here. Calverts guest at Nelsonville sickness. Charles Calvert hosts Mrs Kiehl of Center Bel aie.
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Hixson
Cambridge
Sanford Shaw
Nelsonville
Mary Dowler
Ruth
Roy
Hadsig Hawk
Marshfield
G.B. Hawk
Unino
Alice Michael
Miss Nelle
Athens
Ira Barnes
Carbondale
Emma Scott
Salem
Anna Fenwick
Athens Friends
Dickey
Chillicothe
Calvert
Grace Christine
Canaanville
Rosa Buck
Mildred
Whitfield Bean
Hall
Stephen Hall
Felton
Miss Adams
Sug ar Creek Community Notes From Peach Ridge
Miss Winnie Higgins closed a successful term of schools at Sugar Creek Friday. Rev. Baker filled his regular appointment at Sugar Creek Sunday. Clarence Robinson and Harry Janch of McDougall have gone to Kansas for health reasons. H F Dillinger to close a term of school at Little Federal. Mr and Mrs Burchfield of Sugar Creek begin moving farming implements home on Strouds Run. Lewis Everett and children busy in their sugar camp. The little son of Mr and Mrs Ot Cone of Strouds Run improving after illness. C Robinson moved into his new Sugar Creek store room. Gabe Graham to finish a new house on Sugar Creek for his family.
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Winnie Higgins
Sugar Creek
Rev. Baker
Clarence Robinson
Harry Janch
McDougall
Kansas
H. F. Dillinger
Little Federal
Burchfield
Strouds Ran
Lewis Everett
Ot Cone
Strouds Run
C. Robinson
Gabe Graham
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promoted At Local Church
An and church notice advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for constipation and biliousness. A testimonial from M. Flannery of Chicago praises the remedy, priced at 25 cents, available at W H McKee, druggist.
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Thediord
Local Social Notes Include Weddings and Visits
Miss Helen Wolf of Racine visits Mrs. Fanny Rood. Cal Wolf and Miss Addie Sherman wed last Saturday in Athens. H. A. Hawk and Roy Hawk of the Plains stayed with George Hawk. Mr. Ballard moves into the Doc Pickering home. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rosser of McArthur visit relatives here. Bertha Johnson and Atta Patterson visit Hebbardsville friends. Matt and Jerald Sidders see Dora Hawk, who is very ill, at Factory Sunday.
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Helen Wolf
Racine
Fanny Rood
Cal Wolf
Addie Sherman
Athens
H. A
Roy Hawk
the Plains
George Hawk
Mr. Ballard
Chauncey
Doc. Pickering
Ray Rosser
McArthur
Bertha Johnson
Atta Patterson
Hebbardsville
Rhoda Barker
Matt and
Jerald Sidders
Dora Hawk
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