Out of Town News and Local Social Roundup
Mr J H Salts and Miss Lola Woodard spent Sunday in Lancaster as guests of Miss Daisy William. W A Smith and children of New Floodywood visited Joseph Smith and family. Abma Tem of Orbistan stayed with Mrs Emma Ruble over Sunday. Mrs Paul Cummins visits Rebbs le with her father Charley Coe and Mrs Margaret Cranesm. Mrs Sarah Patterson spent Sunday with relatives in Lilacuster. Rebekah lodge held a double bridal shower for Lizzie Crane and Mary Smith. Band No 1 served refreshments. Arcella Kelley and Tom Withers visited W W Kelley’s family. Tibbie McCune of East Clayton died after clothing caught fire. she was 45 and insane all life. Funeral at family residence. interment Green Lawn. Mrs John Sweeney died of tuberculosis. funeral at MLE Church. large attendance. interment Green Lawn. Emms Clifford and Arthur Schofield wed in Toledo. honeymoon trip by north-bound train. Murray City Rebekah lodge guests entertained. Mrs Reeves initiated. supper served. Young folks gathered at W H Bailey’s. grand supper. Lonnie Everhast, Ina Albaugh, Ema Fravis, Jennie Blanchard, Bessie Watkin s, Mayme Watkins, Clar s Baird, Fred Smith, Chas Bates, Elmer Verhee, Will Roberts, Frank Baird, Harvey Bailey. Mrs Smith and Mrs Baird hosted. Mrs Frank Watkins and Miss Bessie visited Athens. Jennie Blanchard back from Nelsonville, New Pittburg. A E Moore of the Rawndale store in Columbus Monday. Dan Cage and George Francis in Athens Saturday. The Famous Blind Trio to perform at the Christian church Saturday evening November 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Salts
Lola Woodard
Lancaster
Daisy William
Mel
W. A. Smith
New Floodywood
Joseph Smith
Abma Tem
Orbistan
Emma Ruble
Suneday
Paul Cummins
Rebbs
Charley Coe
Margaret. Cranesm
Sarah Patterson
Lilacuster
East Clayton
Miss McCune
Green Lawn
John Sweney
Mle.enures
Sweeney
Rathbone and
Pocahontas
Murray City
Emms Clifford
Arthur Schofield
Toledo
West Washington Street
G. D. Clifford
Mra. Schofield
Rebekah Lodge
W. H. Bailey
Mrs. Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Lonnie Everhast
Ina Albaugh
Ema Fravis
Jennie Blanchard
Bessie Watkins
Mayme Watkins
Clars Baird
Messrs
Fred Smith
Chas Bates
Elmer Verhee
Will Roberts
Frank Baird
Harvey Bailey
Mesdames Smith
Baird
Albany News Highlights Social and School Notices
George Cline visited Albany on business. M E church ladies host a social at Workes hall on Saturday evening November 23 for church benefit. Turtle Creek resident Brown back from visit. Knowltons to Newark to see son. HL Knowlton and Orvil Kiger from Newark visit. Thanksgiving will be observed in Albany primary schools Wednesday November 37. O W W man Earl Dailey home from Delaware. Mrs J E Williams and Roger visit Mohler family. O T R meets at high school. Hamlet study added to regular work. Lee township teachers push extra effort. A boy was shot unintentionally. caution urged to boys with firearms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cline
M. E. Church
Workes Hall
NM. Brown
Turtle Creek
B. Knowlton
Newark
HL Knowlton
Orvil Kiger
Department of Albany
Earl T. Dailey
Delaware
J. E. Williams
Roger
Athens
Joli Mohler
Lee Township
Kam
Wanderer from Parkersburg visits Vandervoof area
Parksburg visitor Charley Springer and his wife Audra returned home from North Dakota Friday. News reached on Sunday night of John Lawrence’s death at his Athens home. he had lived in the neighborhood until two years ago when he moved to Athens. Rev Childs preached at the Baptist church replacing Rev LaBland due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TH M. Reth
Parkersburg
W. Va
Charley Springer
Audra
North Dakota
John Lawrence
Athens
Childs
Baptist Church
J. H. LaBland
Cams
Local News Snippets From Beebe Area
Frank Crippen Beebe erects a new dwelling. A son born to Mr and Mrs Harbon Wright. Ora Cook returned from Pennsylvania. Youths visited Amos Johnson near Fillmore. an enjoyable time reported. A church social to be held at H A Coots residence on Thanksgiving day. Melville Frost Charles Rowland and Samuel enlist in the United States army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Crippen
Harbon Wright
Ora Cook
Pennsylvania
Amos Johnson
Fillmore
H. A. Coot
Melville Frost
Charles Rowland
Samuel
United States Army
Local Notes From Wolf's Plains And Surrounding Area
John S. Phillips of Chillicothe a B and O fireman spent Friday with J A McCathran family. Mrs Emma Saker is on the sick list. Mrs Catherine Herrold of Chilam paign county visits daughter Mrs James Bell. Miss Rosa Bebout employed in Athens was at home over Sandy. Janie Mains was visiting at Newark last week. J A McCathran improving after a severe grippe. Herbert Brickels of Rennville spent several days with parents Mr and Mrs David Brickles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Phillips
Chillicothe
J. A. McCathran
Emma Saker
Catherine Herrold
Clhiampaign County
James Bell
Rosa Bebout
Athens
Sandy
Janie Mains
Newark
Herbert Brickels
Rennville
David Brickles
Philadelphia Area Wire Fence Fact From Early Era
A garbled note states that wire fences were used in Philadelphia around 1616 with wire produced by White and Hazel at their Schorlkil works, indicating an early fabrication site and regional adoption of fencing technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philhilelphia
White & Hazel
Palls
Schorlkil
Wonderful cough remedy from Cooperville inspires trust
A reader touts Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung ailments as a life saver. Mrs Himelburger notes generations of use and reports relief and sleep after nightly doses. Trial bottles offered free, with standard sizes 60 cents and 1.00, amid broader dairy industry figures in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperville
Auch
W. H. McKee
New York City
Home Seekers Excursion Tickets On Sale In December
Low rate round trip Home Seekers excursion tickets go on sale the first and third Tuesdays in December at major Ohio Central Lines offices. Tickets allow return within 21 days from sale, with regional restrictions south of the Ohio and east of the Mississippi. Stopovers allowed within a 15 day going limit. Contacts: W A Peters Columbus or E Hiner Charleston W Va. The Philadelphia Record notes fashion shifts and a doctor explains a vaccinated ankle shield causes a limp in girls’ walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Central
Ohio
Mississippi Rivers
Ohio Central Lines
W.A. Peters
Columbuas
Heiner
Charleston
W. Va
Electric Bitters praised as best selling tonic by druggist
Abraham Hare of Bellville Ohio hails Electric Bitters as the best selling bitters he has handled in 20 years. He attributes this to the tonic effects on digestion liver kidneys nerves and blood boosting overall vitality. Sold by Wot Mee drogyist. Also mentions parquetry slabs and Verona cotta and artificial lumber products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Hare
Bellville
Sewdost
Bes
Triplets Exhibit Aloft at Kansas Fair with Cups
At a Putchinson Kansas fair three baby girl triplets named Magdaline Mandeline and Mandeline are on exhibit. They share three silver cups awarded by Governor Stanley as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putchinson
Kan
Magdaline
Mandeline
Goveror Stanley
A Physician Praises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure in Ga County
A Hall County Georgia physician testifies to the efficacy of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, claiming it digests food, prevents starvation, and cures worst cases quickly. The ad promotes Cline's Pharmacy and cites no adverse effects. The piece then shifts to discuss ants, their formic acid vapor, and incidental uses in gardening and garnet mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Geo. W. Scroges
Hall County
Cline
Curious Pets Drawn Into Covent Garden Market Tale
Curious Peta for Women and Lady Constance Mackenzie send pets to care for in their absence in Robert Green's Terrace Garden Covent Garden Market London. Mackenzie’s pets two bab constrictors and cakes while Wickham’s toad and blue toad entertain visitors. Mrs Roosevelt avoids handshakes at Albany reception, preferring poised tact and a firm grip on her handshakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Mackenzie
Ellen Wickham
Robert Green
Terrace Garden
Covent Garden Market
London
Mackenzie
Lady Wickham
Antony Revera
Australas
New York
Othlone
Krause's Headache Capsules Ad Page Claim
An old advertisement urges headaches sufferers to visit their druggist for Krause's Headache Capsules with a 10 cent price and a guarantee of pain prevention even if the skull were cracked. The note also mentions an authenticated chestnut tree record in Ohio and timber produced from it as collateral in a larger story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
Cline
Benson's Plaster Ad Claims Superior Quality and Broad Use
The advertisement touts Benson's Plaster as a superior external remedy trusted by 5000 physicians and druggists. It claims relief for coughs, colds, back pain, rheumatism, liver and kidney troubles, flu, pneumonia, and more, comparing favorably with European and American plasters and offering postage-paid sales in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
George Washington
G. Washington
Mount Vernon
Benson's
Europe
America
United States
Seabury & Johnson, Bifg. Chemists
N.Y
Hound to Sound Thelp and the New Speech Trend
A New York obituary style note from the Crib Advertiser discusses a rising speech quirk involving dropping the letter H and aspirating it with strong force. It contrasts American pronunciation with British usage and notes listener sensitivity to the change as a possible effect of linguistic correction or compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Co Crib
Modern Surgery Surprised by Piles Cure Claim
An ad copy claims DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures piles instantly without surgery and speeds healing for cuts burns and wounds. It features testimonials from a physician in Atlanta and warns against counterfeit products. The piece also notes Venezuela’s gun vessel and the construction of river gunboats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonsalved
Mela
DeWitt
Carter
Atlanta
Cline
Venezuela
Jell O and Other Domestic Goods Parade in Ad Card
An assorted ad fragment showcases Jell O flavors including Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry as a family favorite. Also touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills as a gentle bowel aid, and notes large timber exports with inland rail movement numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Emall
Cary
Cline
Bo You Want To Be Strong
A brief line reads Bo You Want To Be Strong as the fragment mentions strength, training, or motivation in a miscellaneous clipping. No further context or named entities are clear in the readable text.
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Lion Coffee
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia Record
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Berkshire
England
Cotor
Tnt
Sheta Chile Derr
Wonan
Vinci
George Burgoon
Vinor
Rickee’s Drug Store
Cincinnati & Muskingum
Thain
Eveetees
West Boon
C.M. Sanxett
P.M. Winarsson
Board of Education
Huchtel Special School
York Township
Ohto
York
Section Na
Hange 15
Campore Purchase
Cuoning
Neweet
KTCCA
Menent
I. T. Dbe
Buchtel Special Scholin
Gold Dust Twins
NK. Fairoase Company
Chlenmrs
Great Lakes
610 Central
Bost
Columbus
St.marys
Marietta
Middleport
Gallipolis
West Va
Viila Us
Moulton Houk
G. P.A
ToizDo
Hocking Valley Railway
Kenya
Detroit
All Points
Michigan
Canada
Chicago
St. Paul
Belind City
Omaha
Den
Hocking Valley
W. H. Fisher
Guirg
AtNepa
A. M
PMP
1. W
Moons
Ruthens Tisth
Ivel
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Esnday
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