Cheney and Company Oath for Bonding Surety
Frank J Cheney, senior partner of Cheney & Co in Toledo, swore an oath on December 3, 1836, promising to pay one hundred dollars for each case of constipation not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The document, signed by notary A W Gleason, notes the firm’s obligation and lists Hall's Catarrh Cure claims and public testimonials.
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Fragmentary OCR Notice Summary
A garbled OCR item mentions a move by a vessel or boat and a relocation to a strange location. Names, places, dates, and clear facts are unreadable, leaving an incomplete reference to a transport or travel action without verifiable details.
Social News And Visits In Peoria Area
J H Schnonk and Elsie spent the weekend in Peoria with relatives. James of Denver visited Miss Marie McCoy. Clayton Werner moved into the John Rinehart house last week. A Christmas tree program is set at the French Grove schoolhouse on December 24 at 2 o'clock with Teacher Miss Zella Winchester. W A Jones and son Willie were in Peoria Thursday. The Plack sisters Lena Ethel Annie and Irene and godbrother Clarence visited their sister Mrs Dan Schlink. Mr and Mrs Wil Shaffer of Williamsfield visited grandmother Merv Elizabeth Reed. Mrs Josie Fickenger and her son of Abingdon stayed with brothers Albert and Frank Bridsoo. Mr and Mrs Reed attended a 5 o'clock dinner at Earl Kemp's Friday. Mr and Mrs Wu Carter and family spent Sunday with Frank Carter. Marie McCoy attended a friend’s wedding to Galesburg Tuesday of last week. Will Reed was in Peoria Saturday. Frank Reed visited Sunday and Monday with his father Willis Reed. Mrs Miller of Princeville spent last week with Wim Oakes and family. Mrs Henry Reed spent the week in Peoria with her daughter attending school. Mr and Mrs Earl Humphrey of Iowa visited Thursday with Mr and Mrs H L Reed. Wilbur Moore helped his brother David harvest corn.
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Earl Humphrey
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Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Cited for Croup Relief
Geo Howard of Middleton Georgia promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as effective for his children’s croup and frequent colds. He claims prompt relief and quick recovery, noting it is kept at home to prevent future attacks.
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Dr Hobson’s Ointment and New Tulse Pills Ad
A vintage medical ad touts Dr Hobson’s Ointment as a cure for eczema and claims constipation relief with Dr King’s New Pills. It urges using the pills to avoid serious health issues and headache relief, endorsed by “Gero Howard.”
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Dr Kings New Discovery for Croup and Children
A historical note extols Dr Kings New Discovery as best remedy for sudden croup attacks in children. Claims rapid relief and safe use, praising the product from Manchester based on user reports and testimonials.
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