Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted as Permanent Cure
An 1890s testimonial advertises Doan's Kidney Pills claiming they permanently cure backache, kidney pains, and urinary disorders. Mrs Davis testifies her husband was cured of inactive kidneys and has needed no further kidney medicine in five years. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duan
Doan
Dna Clizen
Blo OB. Davis
9Th St
Cambridge
Daan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Boan
Public Sale Of Bresville Roller Mill In Byesville Ohio
The Bresville Roller Mill in Byesville Ohio goes to the highest bidder on Saturday September 23 at 1 pm. The mill, with steam power and a near new Nordkye Mayo fifty barrel mill, has yielded profits and sits in a growing town of about 2500 with mines nearby. Terms: one third cash, one third in one year, one third in three years at 6 percent interest. inquiries to L D Hazlett or Alfred Weedon.
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Bresville
Ohio
Moll
Hirty Meno
L. D Hazlett
Byesville
Alfred Weedon
Cambridge
Senecaville Social Roundup and Local Visits
Mrs. Nancy Mahoney and children visited relatives in Barnesville while Mrs. Dick Morrison tended to her ill mother there. Visitors from Quaker City, Cambridge, Cumberland and Ava called on residents. a Brown's Grove picnic drew wide attendance with several schools participating. Hartford and Quaker City baseball teams won and lost games in lively local action. If readers have guests, please announce their names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Mahoney
Barnesville
Dick Morrison
M. A. Yost
Quaker City
Ambrose Wilson
David Wilson and Son
Cambridge
A. H. Lowry
H. A. Salley
Cabal Dovers
New Philadelphia
Robert Glass
Cumberland
R. C
H. F. McCaulley
Ava
Tipton
Cadwell
Union
Brown
God
Jura Daniel
DSALESVILLE Weekend Visitors and Local Notables
In DSALESVILLE several residents attended a Bic ai Sené¢caville event with Herschel Linn noted as week’s standout. Charles Dten from Tlaware visited Teatites. Mr and Mrs. Wailnaw, Forake spent Sunday in Nome County. Lela Basen, Letha Basen, and W. FB Briil were guests of relatives. Bride and wife mentioned in local notes.
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Herschel Linn
Tinilis
Charles Dten
Tlaware
Cane
Wailnaw
Nome County
Lorne
Lela
Letha Basen
W. FB Briil
Aueleani
Bride and Wite
Indian Camp Grange Picnic At Ken Worthys Grave
RK NOL BL notes a number of people expected to attend the Indian Camp Grange picnic Thursday near Ken Worthys grave. Mr Cass and family visited friends in Ceshoct last week. Mrs Ela Wiggins and children left Monday for their home in Inhavapy he. Everett and Janes Sawyer were guests of Wm Lawyer and family last week. Mr and Mrs Asin Whiteraf were guests of her parents. Mr and Mrs J J Bell visited last week. Mrs dace McCalley of Inlcomiid is visiting John McCalley and family. Rout i.
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Quinte
Kenworthy
Mr. Cass
Ceshoct
Ela Wiggins
Washington items from Guernsey County and area
Washington news from Guernsey County notes many local visits and arrivals. John W. Boyd of Butte Montana and John Jordan of Montana visit relatives. L D Heade nears Cambridge on Washington friends. families move into new houses and visitors from Wheeling Zanesville and Cambridge greet kin. An oratorical contest crowns A R English, W J Kepworthy, E B Vowell. Presbyterian attendance urged. plans for Guernsey County Fair advance. a missing gold watch chain and charm is offered for return to the telegraph office.
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Guernsey County
Washington
BP. A. Coon
Corgopolis
John W. Boyd
Butte
Montana
John Jordan
Peter Tedrick
L. D. Heade
Cambridge
Irriday
J. Z. Coen
Phoebe Clark
A. Pr. Frame
W. M Patterson
Wheeling
KH. Lawrence
Main’ Street
Town Hall
C. L. Crovebaush
Massillon
A. RB. English
W. J. Kepworthy
EB. Vowell
Ilelt
Columbus
Quaker City Notes Residents and Visitors Report
Miss Edith Carter and Miss Elma Hall visited Miss Mamie Carter in Quaker City. Ray Johnson's baby died from cholera infantum and was buried at Gibson's Chapel. Belmont Insurance Co. secretary T. C. Bandy attended local stockholders meetings. Brook Robinson hosted a young people gathering with ice cream. Arthur Carter left to teach in Athens county. Ellis Carter lost a horse. Requests for Pennyroyal Reunion past histories attract local cooperation from former Bare residents and visitors including Dr Trimble, Mamie Cowden, Bessie Pit terson, Winteld Tsorten, and Earl Patterson from Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Carter
Elma Hall
Quaker City
Mamie Carter
Ray Johnson
Gibson’s Chapel
Fairview
Barnesville
Thomas Griest
T. C. Bandy
Belmont Insurance Co
Brook Robinson
Arthur Carter
Athens County
Ellis Carter
Hissard
Trimbls
Mamie Cowden
Pant
Bessie Pitterson
Winteld Tsorten
Cambridge
Earl Patterson
Pittsburg
Sherman
Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Admits Peptic Pain Remedy
Fragmented OCR outlines a medical ad for Dr Miles Ant pain remedy with doses and price. Mentions Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart Indiana and references to pills and 23 doses at 23 cents in a terse, partial line.
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Mile
Ant
Miles
Diice
Peter
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Muskingum College Prospectus Summary
Muskingum College at New Concord Ohio led by President J Knox Montembery D D offers five departments College preparatory music elocation and art. Noted expert teachers three currently studying at Harvard and Chicago University. French professor is a native Frenchman. Fall term begins September 1. Request catalogue and information from the president.
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New Concord
Ohio
J. Knox Montembery
D. D
Standard
Harvard
Chicago University
Antrim Notes and Local Incidents From Town and Surroundings
Miss Florence Stevens suffers tonsillitis while Bedford’s Lane Copeland conducts business nearby. A valuable horse died last Friday from Dr G H W Stont in Middlebourne. Several residents visit friends, attend Chautauqua in Freeport, or receive religious services at the Presbyterian church. Franklin Mercer and wife of New Cumberland visit Marwa 1’s. Tennyroyal Reunion attendance noted. Deaths and illnesses populate this public update with scattered names and happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Stevens
Lane Copeland
Bedford
H.M. Dean
Hertha Culbertson
Kieth
Maggie Barrett
J. C. Tapuebill
Chautauqua Assembly
Freeport
Kelley
Franklin Oriege
Benjamin Mercer
Indianapolis
Samuel Mererr
Marwa 1
Tennyroyal
Tha Burns
Mr. Borns
Mysterious Cure and Funeral in Caldwell
A garbled note touts a miracle medicine costing one dollar curing nervousness insomnia and liver complaints, claims a “poison frog” remedy restores health, while Clinton McAuley a Hartford mines bookkeeper died of typhus fever on the 20th. Funeral services were led by the Munificent Order of Camels in Caldwell.
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Cinton McAuley
Hartford Mines
Order of Camels
Caldwell
Cambridge Ohio Ordinance 612 to Open City Street
The Cambridge city council proposes appropriation of multiple parcels to open a street between North Seventh and North Sixth streets. Tracts include parts of out-lot 2 and Mahaffey additions, owned by EB Green and WB Green, with 20 foot wide strips from lots 12 and 11, and a fourth tract adjoining the original plat. The city solicitor is to seek court appraisal for just compensation, with costs funded from bond sale proceeds.
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City of
Cambridge
State of
Ohio
North Seventh
North Sixth
County of
Guernsey
Mahaffey
Mahaffey’s
EB. F. Green
North Sixth Street
Po Mahaffey
Margaret Elizabeth Nidine
Municipal ordinance on road improvements and funding terms
The document states an ordinance authorizing highway improvements and funding for all or part of the costs, effective from the date of passage as permitted by law. It notes approval by the council president T. E. Cook and mayor J. W. Smallwood, with clerk Co. L. Blackburn attesting the act on August 21, 14905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Cook
Co. L. Blackburn
J. W. Smallwood
Speer
A. D
C. Ur. Blackburn
Enterprising Cambridge Drugists Back Kidney Cure and Nerve Tank
Cambridge druggists promote a new Kidney Cure and Nerve Tank with money back guarantee. They claim wide praise and promise risk on them, not customers, on full satisfaction. A recent test string claims positive results, inviting trial from the public.
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Neiliey Atco
Cambridge
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Hompbrers’ Med. Co
William & John Streets
A. W. Chase
Muskingum College
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The
Watson Clothing Cos
Hutchison
Wheeling Avenue
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Dro
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Miele
Mele Pen
Pittsburgh Dental College
Department of Western University of Pennsylvania
Deag
J. E Fresell
Portland
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Union Pacific
Oregon Country
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W. H. Connor
East Fourth Street
Cincinnati
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Cascade Mountains
Columbia River
Union Peeble
Yellowstone National Park
A. L. Craig
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Lewis and Clark Expraioo
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