PAINFIELD NOTES AND LOCAL VISITORS SUNDAY
Mire George Duncan and daughter visited Mrs Howard Sunday Fev Cheadle held services at the MM B church Sunday afternoon Ernest Daft of Athens was a Sunday visitor here Anna Katzenbach and Esther Rach em of Chauntry attended meeting here Sunday James Woodworth of Armitage visited his parents here Sunday California Prone Wafers nature cure for all towel worbles Act promptly without pain or inconvenience 10u for 25 cents Ask your Druggist
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Duncan
Howard
Fev
Cheadle
MM. B
Eirnest Daft
Athens
Anna Katzenbach
Esther Rachem
Chauntry
James Woodworth
Armitage
California
Newton Carsey and kin visit Trimble and Meigs County
Newton Carsey and daughter Edna visit relatives at Trimble while Jazzie McGrath, recently ill, has recovered in McArthur. Ambrose Simish’s family plans two week trip to Oklahoma to take a new home. Mrs. Hawk and Mrs. Ollie Wilson visit local relatives. George Douglas sells coal stake to James Sebo for fall mining growth. Califoria Prune Wafers advertised as health purifiers at 100 for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Carsey
Edna
Trimble
Jazzie McGrath
McArthur
George Douglas
James Sebo
Ambrose Simish
Meigs County
Oklahoma
Joseph Hawk
Ollie Wilson
Athens
Bingman Family Movements and Visits in Ireland
Ireland news notes several local moves and visits. Elmer Bingman at Beaumons spent early week at home. Mrs Laura Livzey and family moved to Chillicothe. Albert Bingman heads to Columbus for the winter. Mary Devitt and Florence return to Columbus. Debbie Livzey to Chillicothe for work. A J Bingman returns from West Virginia. Mr and Mrs J M Townsend guests of Addie Morris near Plymouth. W A Bingman of Cincinnati Hill guests of relatives. Martha Chambers visited relatives. Ray Fraser of Cleveland to preach at Congregational church next Sunday at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Bingman
Beaumons
Laura Livzey
Chillicothe
Albert Bingman
Columbus
Mary Devitt
Florence
Debbie Livzey
A. J. Bingman
West Viringia
Runaway Bicycle Ends in Ulcer Remedy Cure
A fragmented notice notes a stubborn ulcer from four years yielding to dusters and remedies before Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured. The ad touts it for burns scalds skin eruptions and piles, priced 25 cents at W. H. McKee’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Orner
Franklin Grove
Til
Bucklen
W. H Mckee
Local society notes from Canaanville and Athens
Miss Susie Beckler of Canaanville and Miss Emma Francis of Athens remained at home Sunday. Several locals attended the Southeast Teachers' Association in Athens the previous Friday and Saturday. Maggie Stokoe, Maggie Williams, Ethel Gibbs, Edythe Dumaree, Tena Beckler, Iva Albaugh, Sylvia Coe and Superintendent C H Dumaree were present. Bertha Gibbs, teaching near Marshfield, visited her parents Sunday. Ralph Sherman of Carbondale visited Saturday and Sunday. Mrs O F Smith of Athens visited friends here and returned home Friday. Dartiel Baird shopped in Athens Saturday. California Prunes Wafers are advertised as a remedy for poor appetite and digestion. 190 for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Beckler
Canaanville
Emma Francis
Rosalie Beckler
Athens
Saunday
Teachers’ Association
Maggie Stokoe
Magrie Williams
Ethel Gibbs
Edythe Dumaree
Tena Beckler
Iva Albaugh
Sylvia Coe
C. H. Dumaree
Bertha Gibbs
Marshfield
Ralph Sherman
Carbondale
O. F. Smith
Ais. Dartiel Baird
Big Rapp and Kilvert Area News Briefs
William Phillips and wife visited James Featherstone on Sunday. Rev Kemper closed a revival at Kalvert last week. Charlie Davis was stung by a honeybee with near fatal result. B A Conant of Jackson visited here last week. Mrs David Ellis is very low with poor recovery prospects. Mrs Henry Georges visiting relatives in Jacksonville recently. Rev Ambrose Conant preached at Kilvert Street House Sunday. Galfornia Prone Wafers advertised as a remedy for constipation and biliousness priced 100 for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Phillips
James Featherstone
Kemper
Kalvert
Chariie Davis
B. A. Conant of
Jackson
David Ellis
Henry Georges
Jacksonville
Ambrose Conant
Kilvert Strecol House
Local social notes from Hebbardsville and area visits
Miss Frances Jordan spent several days in Athens last week. Mrs. Clara McVay guests of friends here. Miss Besse Atlen attended Teachers' association in Athens. W. G Shaffer to Mansfield on business. Miss Lulu Ashton and Miss Pauline Jordon visited Clarks Chapel. Mrs. Sarah Baxton staying with her son at Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Cal Goodwin of Winsam guests of Ira Robinet. Miss Nelle Jordon visiting Langsville and Dexter. Mr. and Mrs. James Cray and Frances Cray with her grandfather at Guysville. Mrs. Eliza Northup returned from Upper Sandusky. Mr. and Mrs. Zern Ross move to Fisher for day operator job. The United States has 78063 post offices, Germany about 45000, Great Britain 22400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Jordan
Athens
Clara McVay
Besse Atlen
Teachers’ Association
Boers in New World Emigrate to Argentine Farms
Emigrants from the Transvaal establish colonies in Europe and the Americas after the war, with reports focusing on Pacasante in the Argentine Republic. Boers erect brick houses, plant eucalyptus, and run thriving farms with cattle, fences, and gardens while maintaining religious ties and cordial relations with natives. Names include De Wet Delarey Bloemfontein and Magersfontein. Sunday religious services thrive at De Wet farm courtesies from local landowners sustain their life and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transvaal
South Fries
Europe
America
Escalante
Chabeat
Argentine Republic
Pacasante
Buenos Ayres
de Wet
Bauman
la Prepia
Patrick and the Philippine capture tale in Washington Post
A Washington Post report recounts Chaplain Edward Wattman’s humorous account of Patrick, a Washingtonian private captured in the Philippines and strapped to a Filipino during a mountain transfer, told to Patrick’s grieving mother who seeks news amid faith. The piece also notes Luxembourg’s neutrality and local quips on governance and wisdom and a regional misprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wattman
Washington
Philippines
Washington Post
Patrick
Bome
Rank
Dadrones
Geen
Wattman
Fear of the Reporter and the Rise of the Fourth Estate
An essay laments journalists as a necessary evil yet essential to the public life of oil camps and militaries. It defends reporters as protectors of truth, notes brokers’ fear of exposure, and argues sentinels of facts shape powerful men, while praising reporters’ reach across society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
Wall Street
Deep Sea
Advertisement Claim Promises Quick Relief After Meals
An old ad touts California Prone Wafer claiming to prevent constipation and dyspepsia after meals. It advertises 100 for 20 cents and instructs to ask your druggist. The copy abruptly mentions Emerson finding inspiration in cranberry pie warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Doctor and patient joke on ether trip in Chicago Chronicle
A physician near Cal Tagersot era propels a surgery with ether. After waking the patient asks where he is, the doctor jokes he is in Heaven. The patient then asks where he is going, prompting further banter in a playful medical vignette. A London electric railroad project seeks a parliamentary concession for an eight mile single track over the Thames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal. Tagersot
Chicago Chronicle
Bacoging
London
Elberfeld
Germany
Thames
Dooley Ariah Rivalry S given in odd clipped prose
A fragmented passage references Dooley Ariah Kerrigan and a salty Cad with mentions of money and days of air. The text reads as a garbled, era style retelling, indicating a neighborly or local feud over cash and pride without clear dates or outcomes. The tone mirrors a newspaper’s terse local note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dooley
Kerrigan
Cutars
Dudge
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Ireland
Hastings
Hasting
Luhrig
Big Rapp
Nature
Hebbardsville
United States
Argentina
Trane Sal
Plantazione
Tiehiet
Luxemourg
Na-san
Luxemburg
Chamber of Deputies
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Heuben
Detroit
First National Bank
Ghia
Beheta
Ofie
Emerson
de Seis
EL Indersoll & Bro. Dept
Maiden Lane
Renee
Mase Hartman
W. H. Tickbee
H. C. Higley
Coolville
D. B.D
Eurnol
F. Elinkhamer
Falore Street
Lsat
W. J. Footnen
St. Paul
Great Northern Express Co
D. D. PD
Cairo
Porkars
Wergy Mnebiey
Minn
Tishen- Rabo
Gebert
Tam Willis
D. D. D. Company
Dearborn Street
Chicaxgo
Cook County Hospital
Pullman
Parker
Cher
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