Peruna Promoted as Cure for Catarrh Across Seasons
An old advertorial piece touts Peruna as the cure and tonic for systemic catarrh, noting its prevalence in early summer and claiming testimonials from Hon. Thomas Henderson and others. It describes Peruna cleansing mucous membranes and warns against substitutes, with a $10,000 bank deposit as authenticity proof and confidential correspondence from Dr. Ishtman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhos
Henderson
Congress
Timoiz
Union Army
Eiht
Lemon
Washington, D.C
Thos. J. Henderson
Petuna
Catarrl
Goor
Acrephno
Market Exchange Bank
Columbus
Ohio
Ifshtman
Jordman Sanitarium
Harvest notes and local visits from Quaker City area
Harvesting is mostly done with light hay and fair wheat yields though some storm damage occurred. Local visits include Brook Robinson with his parents in Caldwell, Mrs Patton’s twins sick, Dr Keenan called, and several residents visiting nearby towns and households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brook Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Caldwell
Myrtie Merryman Patton
Dr. Keenan
Quaker City
Wm. Berry
G.C. Cranston
Howard Griffin
Martha Barton
Pleasant City Social Roundup Includes Visits
Miss Hattie Stits and James Sims traveled to Cambridge to meet the farmer's cousin visiting for a few days. Miss Eulora Norman returns from a three week visit with friends at Coal Run. Grandayva Young comes home from an extended visit with her children John Young and Mrs. Wilber Secrest of Cambridge and Mrs. Ben Lee of Byesville. Miss Alice Floto returns from Pennsylvania with grandparents. Misses Mabel Kelley of Springfield and Norwosta Kackley visit Mrs. Elizabeth Kackley on Clay Pike. Mrs. Harmon Kackley visits her son Waite and wife in Cleveland. Mrs. Ida McElwee of Westerville visits friends here. R. Kackley and brother spend Sunday with O. A. Kackley north of Wen. Ross Haws of Ada visits Cloud Heskett and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Stits
James Sims
Cambridge
Eulora Norman
Coal Run
Grandayva Young
John Young
Wilber Secrest
Cawbridge
Ben Lee
Byesville
Alice Floto
Pennsylvania
Mabel Kelley
Springfield
Norwosta Kackiey
Elizabeth Kackley
The
Clay Pike
Harmon Kackley
Waite
Cleveland
Ida McElwee
Westerville
R. Kackley
O. A. Kackley
Wen
Ross Haws
Ada
Cloud Heskett
Birds Run Guests and Birth Notice in Local Socials
Oscar Gibson and Cora Little joined Rep and Stella Clemens for a Sunday visit. Valentine Gettle and wife stayed with Jacob Stephen and wife over the weekend. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Evans on July 25. The Johnson family hosted guests including George Clemens his wife and daughter Genevieve, George Williams, James Welker, Henry Harbord, and Rev. W. J. Thompson. Frank Forney and family visited Frank Johnson and wife on Monday. Mrs J. W. Tall visits Atlantic City with daughter Mrs L. A. Reese of Jeanette Pa. Frank Baker called on Eppa Worthing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Gibson
Cora Little
Rep
Stella Clemens
Valentine Gettle
Bakersville
Jacob Stephen
William Evans
W. E. Johnson
George Clemens
Genevieve
George Williams
James Welker
Henry Harbord
W. J. Thompson
Frank Forney
Frank Johnson
Washington and Barnesville Club Game Highlight Local Ball Action
Mrs Sarah Baumypardner visits son Clarence in Cambridge. School board hires Prof W O Moore as principal for two years. Illnesses and travel notes from local residents. Barnesville wins 6 to 1 over Washington in a recent ball game. Funeral of William Houser reported. Presbyterian choir hosts a reception. An infant burial occurred in the local cemetery.
Grange Meeting and Local Visits Reported
The Grange gathering Saturday evening drew a good crowd with two new candidates Miss Flora Taylor and Miss Roberta Rell receiving first and second degrees. A picnic committee and a program music committee reported securing speakers and plans for the September event. Visitors included Esmett Hines from this place to Cambridge and James G. Bell from Lawrenceburg Tennessee visiting relatives. Testmaster Jas R. Barr and two daughters returned from Cincinnati and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esmett Hines
Cambridge
Orville McCullough
Warghing- Tats
Monny
Wm. Hoesack
Sep Walter
Newcomerstown
James G. Bell
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Grange
Flora Taylor
Roberta Rell
R.A. Bell
Geo. C. Lanning
J. J. McCollum
M.G. Fisher
EB. B. Taylor
Maude Kennedy
State Moves in Equitable Lawsuit Against Deathly Misconduct
New York Aug 1 In the supreme court New York county Attorney General Mayer filed a suit in the name of the people against the Equitable Life Assurance Society its officers directors and members of committees. The complaint cites the Frick committee report and state investigations alleging improper loans improper transfers and wastful management. It seeks accounting of funds and property and restitution to the society’s policyholders with equitable relief and removal of offending directors.
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York
Supreme Court
New York County
Jusius M
People of
State of
New York
Mqulable
Life Assurance Society
Pvcentive
Finance Committees
Frick Committee
Wave Deminicks
Mayer
New York Ma
Comcylumn
Insurance Department
Soci
Steh
Canelcovery
Axch
Depew Improvement Company
State of New York
Chauncey M. Penew
Mlpta
Dees Improvement Company
Depew
Equitable
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Equitaben Assurance Society of the
Ddefendant Society
Open millsdeclared in Ohio vote by judges urged
Ohio and Pennsylvania items report a move to declare Carnegie Steel plants open after Amalgamated board meeting. Other brief notes include Grand Circuit racing suspended, state official audits of Cleveland Trust, a stabbing in Columbus, a Delaware ticket, a fatherning affair in Hamilton, a new drydock bid in Lorain, a shooting accident in Gallipolis, and a Prohibition convention in Columbus with Williams mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Shaffer
Carnegie Steel Company
Ohio
Youngstown
Girard
Greenville
Indies
Westile
Columbus
O. Ane
Walter D. Kithbert
John A. Tis
Free Guarantee
Tile
Ring
Cleveland
Erintion Haseen
Myeminer
FM. Mccartney
Secretary Wilson Plans Crop Statistics Bureau Reorg
President Roosevelt and Secretary Wilson met at Oyster Bay to discuss the agriculture department crisis. Wilson announced a reorganization of the crop statistics bureau, seeking highly qualified personnel and promising a standard of excellence. He denied plans to resign, vowing to continue building the department and purge selfishness and corruption.
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Agricultural Department
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
N.Y
Wilson
Crop Statistics Bureau
First Meeting Aims Set for October Assembly in St Petersburg
St Petersburg reports outline elections for an interim assembly on October 14 and 15 with its first session due November 15. The emperor may prorogue or dissolve it. The assembly would review government bills, budget rules, state property cessions, and company formations, with press access controlled by the president. In Valdosta, Ga sentences were handed down for J G Rawlings Milton Rawlings and Jesse Rawlings with executions planned for Sept 15. A Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul freight train accident near Freeport killed three women, Mrs William Jo Latellie, Grace Libebelle, and Miss Gladys Brine, with others injured.
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St. Petersburg
Petersburg
National Assembly
Freeport
Chicago
St Paul
Borihhound
William Jo Lateclle
Grace Laibeils
Gladys Brine
Bar on Rosen Meets President at Oyster Bay on Peace Conference
Baron Rosen, recent successor to Count Cassini as the United States envoy, conferred with President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill and then at Teveheon to arrange an informal commission for the peace conference. M Witte, noted for his role in European affairs, is expected to visit Oyster Bay for the talks. Also noted: a trestle collapse near Onaga, Kansas, killing two and injuring three as dirt cars toppled from a high fill on the Turlia and Northwestern line.
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Faika
Oyster Bay
N.Y
Baron Rosen
Count Cassini
Orphin
United States
M Witt
Jolmist Sae
Waashloc'an
Roosevelt
Tupeheon
Sagamore
M. Witte
Onaga
Kan
Ave
Welle
Tureia and Northwestern
Here
John Tis
Riv R. Mass
Gear Texas
Fire wrecks Burns hotel and Banglin plant
Fire near Celina destroys the Burns hotel and adjoining property valued at $1,000. A blaze at the Baldwin Steel Company plant in Spring, N. Y., recently moved from Pittsburg, caused additional damage. Five hurt in an eastbound passenger train wreck west of Joliet after a switch opened. Local reports cite governance failures and unsettled debts in major speculations totaling about $3,000,000. Deaths and identifications surface in Oklahoma and Paris related to violent incidents and legal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Henry
Celina
Burns
Baliwin Steel Cmpany
Pittsburg
E Rock
Joliet
John Barrett
Panama
Paris
Grain and live stock market roundup across states and markets
The report lists grain prices for Wheat No. 2 red and corn, with regional quotes from Chicago and Cleveland markets. It covers live stock sections including sheep, lambs, wethers, hogs, and cattle with bid ranges and specific price figures, plus notes on exports and market trends in multiple cities.
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Chicago
East Buffalo
Cleveland
Rome
Soo
Benys
Pittsburg
Pleasant Valley Social News and Events
Pleasant Valley notes several local guests and illnesses as Mrs P T Thomas visits from Denver to see Ler wothe and Mrs Elizabeth Ferbruche remains poorly. An ice cream festival at Salt Fork schoolhouse on Aug 10 will benefit the Sunday school. Miss Ethel Stewart of Cambridge is ill at her mother Mrs Sadie Stewart’s home. Mrs E Alloway and children of Newark stay with Mrs Sarah Gauley this week. Mrs Tinos Floyd and son Forest visit near North Salem with Mr and Mrs C A Porter. Mrs Mary Anne Marsh of Cambridge visits sister Mrs E A Boyd.
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P. Thomas
Denver
Colo
Cave
Ler Wothe
Elizabeth Ferbruche
Salt Fork
Ethel Stewart
Cambridge
Sadie Stewart
E. Alloway
Newark
Sarah Gauley
Tinos Floyd
Son Forest
Jor
North Salem
C. A. Porter
Mary Anne Marsh
Camebridge
E. A. Boyd
Stiles Family News and Local Visits
Gov Stiles of Armstrongs mill visited his brother W L Stiles and family last Sunday Miss Ethel Douglas of Quaker City is visiting friends on this route Misses Anna Stiles and Martha Barton visited friends at Slack Top lash Wednesday and Thursday Mr and Mrs Imes Gadd of Byesville visited her mother Mrs Kathrine Rober last Saturday Worth Dixon of Gibson visited friends on this route last Sunday
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Gov. Stiles
Armstrong's Mill
W. L. Stiles
Ethel Douglas
Quaker City
Anna Stiles
Martha Barton
Sdlack Top
Lash
Imes Gadd
Byesville
Katherine Rober
Worth Dixon
Gibson
Yellow fever detainer escape tragedy at Lumberton camp
A false alarm of Italians killed during a quarantine escape led to a deadly volley at a detention camp near Lumberton Mississippi. Five detainees, all Italians, attempted to flee. guards fired, two killed instantly, three wounded. Lumberton lies 80 miles northeast of New Orleans along the N E railroad. Authorities report 42 deaths nationwide and ongoing efforts to control the fever, with Dr Chariss LeGaren later declaring the sensational tale false.
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New Orleans
Americian
Lunmberto
New Origans
Lumberton
Northeastern
Mississippi
Comitz
Frest
Emierzones
Memphis
Tenn
Miss
Chariss le ‘Garen
Salans
Supply Stations to Be Established in Canal Zone
Governor Magona reports the naval commission will establish supply stations for canal laborers in the zone excluding Panama and Colon. The United States has refrained from diving due to protests from Colon and Panama, while laborers request ability to notify needs. Refrigerators will be installed, and the railroad and steamers will import food from the United States. Panama has not yet replied to the notification.
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Canal Zone
Panama
Magona
Naval Commission
Hest
Tanama
Colon
Uni
United States
I Colon
Pansma Metrica
Mazorn
Am Ser
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Geo. A. Hughes
Mars. Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
Tama Carpenter
Eo. A. Hughes
Pleasant City
Washington
Sarah Baumypardner
Clarence
Charles Likes
Kenosha
Wis
E. M. Creighton
B. Lawrence
Wheeling
Suesday
Jacob Amstot
W. O. Moore
Mary Carlen
Zanesville
Wallace
Barnesville
W. ©. Moore
Fannie Beatty
St. Clairsville
R. M. Hail
William Houser
Cadiz
Presbyterian
Patterson
Howard
QO. Trenner
Pleasantz City
Trennner
Agatha Hoskins
Will Hanna
Wm. Sparrogruse
UDELL
Jas, R. Barr
Cincinnati
Louisville
Insurance Society
Critisn
Gibraltar
Ser
Prince Janis of
Battenbere
Staes
Calliing
Quebec
Tander
Moroccos
Ujda
Anela
Jiagor Johnson
Cleverland Driving Park
Glenville
Tedarion
Ivei
Waly Rv
Columbus, O
Naeng Lombardo
Libero Paladina
Pomaé¢so Allatto
Delaware, O
Delaware County
Republican Convention
Harry W. Crist
B. W. Hough
Walter S Pollock
Charles Davis
H. D. Blackledge
Frank Rutter
PF. H Whitehead
Hamilton
Willan Armstrong
Police
Tom Smathers
Earl Miller
Cincinnati Ce Department
Huse Drydock
Lorein
American Shipbuilding Company
Gallinolis. O
Frank Rife
Wesleyan
Delaware
Aus
W. F. Whitlock
Coshocton
Willian Senier
Landen
House of Lurds
Lansfowne
Foreign Secreary
St. Kilda
Irina
Sea of Japan
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas State Board of Hearth
James Wilson
Jesse
Leonard
Frank Turner
Mercs
Sigres Naval
Ann
Anche Alonszide
Dixie
Counle
Oklahoma City
Okla
Grace Evins
Kher Buss
Royever
Elion. Aia
Pleasant Valley
Crescent City
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