Peruna Remedy Ad Claims Cure for Catarrh and Grips
An old advertisement extols Peruna as a universal cure for coughs colds grip and catarrh affecting nerves stomach and kidneys. It features testimonials from Henry Distin congressman W J Purman and H Henry Powers, urging readers to contact Dr Hartman in Columbus for advice and a bottle.
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Dour
Hartman
Congressman Powers
Vermont
H. Henry Powers
Farrieville
W. J. Purman
Congress
Florida
Q Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
S. B. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarum
Columbus
Ohie
Thanksgiving Notes From Washington Town 1905
Thanksgiving week in Washington town featured parishes and schools on holiday. Charles and Frank Dugan of Newark spent Thanksgiving at home. Miss Ethel McDowell hosted dinner in Elizabethan with her school class. Nellie O Coen returned from Cambridge. A social by Methodist ladies drew a crowd. Mrs Cinderella Marshall, 69, died at West Main Street. Antrim cemetery burial followed. The piece notes rain floods, a mock trial at Londonderry, and local travels of Everett Morton and Allen Logan among others.
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Charles and
Frank Dugan
Newark
Rev McCibbon
U. P. Church
Ethel McDowell
Elizabethane
Nellie O. Coen
Cambridge
Washington Hotel
P. A. Coca
Coryopolis
Patsutsa
Louis Wirick
Wheeling
Thomas Wallace
Cinderella Marshall
West Main Street
Pareis
Wm. Marshall
Washington
Rainsverger
Antrim
M, EK
Allen Logan
New Concord
Londongerry
Boyd Logan
Teachers’ Association
New Philadelphia
Samuel Breen
Colorado
Community Annals of Pittsburg and Hopewell Notes
Mrs Nelle Leaper of Pittsburg visits her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Lawyer of Hopewell. Frank Lorimer and Miss Rath Clark attend New Concord. The Ran kin home hosts a Friday gathering. Mrs Levina Ratliffe and daughter Carrie visit Mrs Jen Bie McCulley. Alta Stewart returns home from school. J M Sabin visits Granville. Hopewell M E church meetings continue. George Otto and Mary Voorhis family visit Marietta. Cinderella Marshall obituary. William and Rose mourners. Marion Barrett hosts a large homecoming supper for returning relatives from Iowa Cleveland Londonderry Edison. Elmer Vou erbis and Mary Stage wed Nov 29. Nichols brothers Thanksgiving with father near Winterset. yellow dog sought. Voorhis descendants observe holidays with family dinner.
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Nelle Leaper
Pittsburg
Wm. Lawyer
Hopewell
Frank Lorimer
Rath Clark
New Concord
Moate
Charles Rankin
Levina Ratliffe
Carrie
Jen- Bie McCulley
Alta Stewart
Mary Hays
Barnesville
Cinderella Marshall
Cinderella
William
Washington
Rose
Edison
Marion Barrett
Mary
Lowa
Frank
Cleveland
David
Londonderry
Wone
Margaret Barrett
Elmer Vouerbis
N. W. Cunningham
Binninghan
Tin Bride
Maggie
Myrtle Stage
Joseph Nichols
Charles Douglass
Winterset
Nichols
Londonderry Visit Notes and Accident Report
Mrs H C Bouiphant visits friends in Youngstown this week while H H Hoot recovers from a recent accident. He and his wife were returning from Freeport when a man fired a shot, injuring a bag. The railroad line in question has been in disrepair for years.
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Londonderry
H.C Bouiphant
Youngstown
H. H. Hoot
Freeport
Wedding Dinner Reception Described in Fragmentary Text
Readable fragments describe a wedding gathering where guests spread around a table and missed a brother named Elmer. A man arrives in the goon hour with a blushing bride, followed by congratulations. The couple are led to a dining room hosted by Mrs. Otto of Marietta and served by several sisters and guests.
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Elmer
Mrs
Otto
Marietta
Pope
Lyda Padget
Sade
Louise Waller
Mary McPeek
Jannah Stockdale
Local Society Notes See Visitors and Events Across Cumberland
Miss Eva Smith of Columbus visited sister Mrs. Wm Fulton while other Cumberland residents hosted guests for Thanksgiving. Families from Zanesville Athens and Cambridge attended events. includes a church rally, a property visit, and a marriage of Lee Glass to Daisy Parkey. The next lecture at the Presbyterian church is scheduled for December 9.
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Eva Smith
Columbus
Wm. Fulton
Lee Glass
Daisy Parkey
B. L. George
Presbyterian Church
Quaker City R D News Briefs and Notices
Birth announced for a son of Mr and Mrs J B Giffee on November 27. Local marriages include Albert Smith of Quaker City and Manda Mahoney of Barnesville. Zimri Hartley died Friday after a stroke. he was buried in Quaker City. Visits and illness noted include Hattie Brown and others visiting Laura Brown. W E Johnson and Ed Shipe listed as sick. Rev James Gardiner to preach at Fairview Sunday. Rev Yeager to begin protracted meetings at McCoy's.
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Albert Smith
Quaker City
Manda Mahoney
Barnesville
Zimri Hartley
Hartely
Hattie Brown
Myrtie Brown
Frea Kupfer
Chilton Borton
Leslie Borton
Rosa Wells
Hebron
Laura Brown Thursay
Kansas Local Notes Include Visits and Events
Mr Enos repairs a dwelling while John Burson and family visit friends near Quaker City last Saturday and Sunday. C D Tethrick and wife spend Thanksgiving in Pleasant City. A Kansas schoolhouse Christmas literary is planned. Brushy Fork holds a business meeting Saturday with preaching Sunday at 11. Mrs Casper Enos visits sister Mrs James Lindsey near Wintersc. Miss Eng Enos attends a bop at Elmer Carter's. Many turkeys remain to sell in the neighborhood.
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John Burson
Quaker City
C. D. Tethrick
Pleasant City
Kansas Schoolhouse
Brushy Fork
Eng Enos
Elmer Carter
Local Notes From Bloomfield And Surrounding Areas
Sligo resident William Wayble and wife spent several days with relatives near Bloomfield. G W Burris made a business trip to Cambridge on Monday. Miss Pearl Morrison visited with her brother John and wife in Strasburg Ohio last week. Miss Hannah Longsworth remains in a critical condition with friends losing hope for recovery. Mrs F A Reid of Uhrichsville is visiting friends here. Mrs Elizabeth Cunningham of Trumbull county is spending a few days here. Miss Minnie Gray of Antrim called on John D Reid Friday.
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Wm. Wayble
Bloomfield
Miss Pearl Morrison
John
Strasburg, O
Hannah Longsworth
F. A. Reid
Uhrichsville
Elizabeth Cunningham
Trumbull County
Minnie Gray
Antrim
John D, Reid
New Mutual Life Chooses Likely Peabody as President
New York directors plan to elect a successor to President McCurdy who resigned. Banker Charles A. Peabody is rumored to be chosen and may accept, seen as restoring confidence in the troubled institution following recent damaging disclosures before the Insurance Investigation committee. It is noted the decision aims to steady the company’s standing.
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New York
New York Mutual Life Insurance Co
Toorrow
McCurdy
Charles A. Peabody
Peabody
Insurance Investigation Committee
Family Reunion Brings 27 to Old Marlatt Home
Thanksgiving day at Knox township hosted Mr and Mrs Seth Marlatt with 27 relatives present. Raster Marlatt Hugh Geese Harry Geese W W Anket Newton Young W W Ferbrache and family Miss Ora Marlatt Beulah Marlatt Barton Marlatt joined in games and a hearty dinner. An afternoon shooting match awarded honors to Hugh Geese. The gathering left everyone content with a profitable day.
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Seth Marlatt
Knox Township
Raster Marlatt
Hugh Geese
Harry Geese
W. W. Anket
Newton Young
W. W. Ferbrache
Ora
Winterset Community Notes and Local Events
Rev Walter Eagleson of New Concord visited friends in town last week. Mrs Thomas Guyton is visiting Kirkersville friends. Rev Mr Stew leads meetings drawing large crowds. Homer Baker of Marietta College spent Thanksgiving with family. Postmaster M L Bonnell offers low prices for trade. Ladies of the church held a pie social last Thursday to fund repainting. Miss Sadie Tedtick, long ill, can go out again. A steer from farm on Grand Ridge was nearly shot by hunters. law protects farmers from such sportsmen. Born to Mr and Mrs Ray Reel of Kirkersville a daughter.
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Walter Eagleson
New Concord
Thomas Guyton
Kirkersville
Stew
Homer Baker
Marletta College
Crockeyman
M. L. Bonnell
F. M. Nichols
Grand Ridge
Ray Reelborn
Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy Praised by Satisfied User
A testimonial from Rondout New York asserts Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy cured Brights disease and Gravel after other treatments failed. The note endorses the medicine and urges others with similar ailments to try it, with a list of distributors and druggists referenced.
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David Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
Bright
Forster
P. Mizner
Public Sale on Evans Farm West of Winchester
Public sale scheduled on the Evans farm one mile west of Winchester on Saturday December 9. Items include horses cattle sheep hogs farm implements hay fodder and other articles. Credit of nine months on sums over five dollars. Sale begins at 10 o'clock sun time. M R Cherry W Bp Evans December 7.
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M. R. Cherry
W. BP
Evans
Dee
Brady Grange Elects Officers and Serves Oysters
Brady Grange will meet on Saturday to elect officers receive new members and conduct other business. After the meeting oysters will be served to all Grangers and their families present. Maggie Dyer secretary.
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Brady Grange
Maggie Dyer
Good Roads Meeting Scheduled for December 16
The Good Roads group will hold a county meeting on December 16 at the courthouse. Representatives from across the county are expected to attend to discuss important matters before the session.
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Eourthouse
13 Days Till Christmas Store Offers Savings
Shoppers rush to local stores ahead of Christmas as merchants advertise deep discounts on gifts. Limited stock and doorbuster deals heighten urgency for last minute buyers seeking affordable presents.
Greenwald's Big Bargain Sale and Local Notices
Greenwald's announces its semi annual Big Bargain Sale with demand to read Potter's Christmas ad at McMahan's jeweler and Thede Stevenson's harness shop offering discounted blankets robes and saddles. The Nevada City Daily Union notes the death of Manley Vaughn in November with a biography and family detail. Also reports a Charleston shooting suicide by Virgil Russell at age 25 and the loss of several schooners after a gale near St Johns Newfoundland and the death of D B P Jeffreys cashier of Lagonda National Bank in Springfield Ohio.
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McMahan's
McMahan’s
Thede Stevenson
McMahan
Nevada City Daily Union
Manley Vaughn
Vaughn
Washington
Panama
Frank Vaughn
Nevada City
Ohio
Grind Begins at the Capitol Speaker Elected
Washington dispatch reports the House of Representatives plans little work in the first week of the session with possible action on an emergency Panama Canal appropriation by week’s end. Canal finances will determine urgency, and committees must be appointed before final passage. Panama Canal legislation regarded as likely this week.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Panama Canal
House
Congress opens with speaker race and senate routine
Hon. Joseph G. Cannon is elected speaker over John Sharp Williams as the house convenes. A biennial seat lottery marks the first day and the senate begins its session with a short early schedule. The civil service commission proposes a small examination fee to fund expanded guidance and prep. Internal revenue foresees strong receipts for 1906 led by distilled spirits and tobacco taxes.
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House
Joseph G. Cannon
Tlljj
John Sharp Williams
Miss
Senate
Brandasee
Connecticut
Warner
Missouri
Frazier
Tennessee
la Foliette
Wisconsin
Platt
Civil Service Report
Washington
United States Civil Service Commission
Congre
Civil Service School of
John W. Yerkes
Intermal Revenue Bureau
Treasury Department
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Berry Distin
Beary Distin Mfs Co
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9Th Street
Henry Distin
N. ¥. Journal
Perua
Everet Morton
J. A. Morton
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Zanesville
Londonderry Town Hall
J. M. Sabin
Granville
M.E
Zotm Ratliffe Om Sant
Blooming Grove
George Otto
Robert Voorhis
Voorhis
Sod
Chas. Hanna
Rupert. Voorhis
Cumberland
Harry Bethel
Jannesville
Agnes Squier
W. H. Stevens
T. J. Evans
W. E. Elder
Chandlersville
Clara Zoller
D. Allbritain
Geo. H. Daniel
G. E. McEndree
Grace Clark
Athens
Owen Nelson
Marion
Geo. Bell
Fred D. DeLong
Bessie Allison
W. 8. Kingsten
Gertrude Harper
Alta Gregg
Canal Dover
Frank Stone
Blanche
Clyde
Ab Zoar
James Ball Naylor
Malta
Richard Hocking
W. G. Nichols
C. E
G. P Church
W. J. Davids
Quaker City R&d
J. B. Giffee
J. W. Brown
Simeon Brown
Jonathan Henderson
Mary Henderson
Calvin Hall
Wm. Berry
Kandsas
Casper Enos
James Lindsey
Wintersc
Sligo
G.W. Burris
the Mutual
Supreme Court
Columbus, O
Ellsworth Glenn
State Supreme Court
Franklin County
Glenn
San Francisco
Luke E. Wright
Philippine Islands
Lloyd Griscom
Japan
Manchuria
Winchester
Greenwald's
Greenwald
Charleston
W. Va
Goodby
Virgil Russell
West Charleston
St Johns
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Jeffreys
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Lagonda National Bank
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Xenia
Whiteleys
Harvester Fuduewy
Capitol
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Internal Revenue and Civil Service
Speaker Cannon
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