Woman s Best Friend Promises Cure and Free Trial Bottle
An advertisement touts Zoa Phora as a reliable regulator and safe remedy for menstrual pains, leucorrhea, and pelvic issues. It claims cure claims by Alice Brown of Elkhart and Mrs Joseph Brownwell of Chicago, offering a free trial bottle from Kalamazoo makers. Also notes revival meetings and a fatal fire at a Washington toll house, with funeral details for Ada Pulley.
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Zora Phora
Alice Brown
St. Joe St
Elkhart
Ind
Joseph Brownwell
Wentworth Ave
Chicago
Zoa Phora
Onrbora Co
Kalamazoo
Mich
Washington
Mt. Pleasant
West End
John Shipman
William Taylor
Ada Pulley
Presbyterian
Antrim
Mr. Rankin
M. E.&church
Mr. McMunn
Washington items and local notes from Washington Ohio
The column records local happenings including Washington residents and businesses. Marion Boyd refuels in Pittsburg with sheep, births announced for December 4 1903, Aptin hosts friends, Laughman trades his father in law Farm, merchants stock holiday goods, Maj Moore death, Mrs Patterson visits kin, John Thompson repairs roof, Prof York to lecture, Presbyterial Ladies Society meeting upcoming, and Rev Dr Hatsh remarks.
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Santa Caus
R. S. Frame
Marion Boyd
Pittsburg
Wesley Brooks
OG. J. Aptin
R. M. Laughman
William Tracy
J. W. Moore
W. N. Patterson
Cunidge
Vis A. P. Frame
John Thompson
Trans Ties
Presbyterian
Vfs
D. E. York
Ban
U. P. Churen
Washington High School
Presbyterial Ladies’ Wasary Society of
St. Clairsville
Local social notes from Creighton area and vicinity
Dave Hammond visits Pittsburg friends while Paul Trimble and Stevens visit Muskingum College relations. Several residents travel to see family near Creighton Fairview Mantua Youngstown and Cambridge. Oil test well on John Coats farm Irish Ridge. Goalby Fisher buys northern farm and will move there.
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Dave Hammond
Pittsburg
Paul Trimble
Mr. Stevens
Muskingum College
Paul
J. D. Trimble
John Hammond
Frank Bell
Wilcomfield
Creighton
Howard Stevens
Pike School House
Belle Milliron
J. 2. Milliron
Alice Mehaffey
Cambridge
4. C. McCleary
Mantua
O. E. Stevens
I. V. Baker
Youngstown
D. &. Patton
Charlie Rothgave
Fairview
Panther
North Salem
John Coats
Irish Ridge
Anna Kennedy
Margaret McCormick
L. D. Heade
T. B. Linnant
Goalby Fisher
Tai
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Card
An advertisement explains that weak kidneys cause overall illness and promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy. It claims the drink cleanses blood, cures distressing cases, and offers sample bottles and a pamphlet by mail from Kilmer & Co at Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Tne Kilmer
Binghamton, N
Nervine credited with curing nervous stomach trouble
Mrs C E Ring of Lima Ohio claims Dr Miles Restorative Nervine cured her extreme nervous and stomach trouble after a year of distress. She and her daughter, aided by eight to twelve bottles, praise the remedy and say their doctor agrees. The advertisement urges sending for a free book and notes the medicines are sold by druggists with guarantees.
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Dr. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Humphreys Medicine Co Low Cost Health Remedy Card
Humpreys Medicine Co advertises a mail order remedy card with listed ailments and cures for a wide range of diseases from influenza to stomach issues. It markets a mailed booklet priced at $2, available prepaid by sending to New York City.
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Humphreys
Life Plant
M. J. Hobbs
Wilmot
The
Life Plant Co
Canton
Ohio
Attorney for Samuel R. Smith Estate Appointed
The undersigned is appointed attorney by the heirs of Samuel R. Smith deceased for the settlement of his estate. All indebted parties must pay promptly and those with claims should present authenticated proofs. Harvey W. Smith, attorney for the estate, solicits prompt action. Nec. 33w
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Samuel RB. Smith
Set Benenut
al Tis
Harvey W. Smitil
Samnet R. Smith
Nec
Barnesville Hunters Return After Four Week Trip
Mrs. B S Krill and son S C Krill returned Monday night from a four week hunting trip through Pittsburg East Liverpool Wheeling and Weston. Leatherwood M E church meetings closed Saturday with several accessions to the church. The cripples Frame and Williams are improving slowly. Get the Habit and smile with the.
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Barnesville
Grand Ridge Notices and Visits Include Cambridge and Smyrna
Butter prices at 18 cents per pound and eggs at 25 cents. Mrs. Decker visits her mother Mrs. Hunt of Cambridge. Robbie Spear of Senecaville calls on friends here. Dr. Arndt of Love City spends days with Mr. Cash and Sven Hixon. Miss Ethel Enos visits near Smyrna. Miss Mary Swaim and Miss Lillie Bosley visit Winters. Mr. and Mrs. George Dugan and Cambridge family visit for his mother’s last Sunday. Johnnie Poland returns from Cambridge to work as a coal mine watchman near Cambridge. Brushy Fork Baptist church Thanksgiving pic socible raises six dollars and seventy cents. top sale was $1.05.
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Decker
Hunt
Cambridge
Robbie Spear
Senecavitle
Dr. Arndt
Love City
Cash
Sven Hixon
Ethel Enos
Smyrna
Mary Swaim
Lillie Bosley
George Dugan
Wibbs
Casper Enos
Mack Pulley
Salt Fork
Chas. Bond
Londonderry
Samuel Tackley
Johnnie Poland
Brushy Fork
Baptist Church
North Salem Notices and Local Movements
North Salem reports Rev P Campbell of Xenia Theological Seminary preaching at UT DP church on Sabbath. Branson Colvin moved Monday from near Odell to Mrs Garnes property. Little Bila Galvin improves after illness. Corda Schwyhart leaves teaching due to ill health. Kiaulkhart begins unexpired term. Rev Mr Allar to continue two weeks of meetings. A P Barnes still suffers from a poisonous bite on the hand. Charley Rothzib moves near Newharm to his farm north of here. Jonnie Mathews returns home after a week with Ohmehsyile sisters. Jones Bros relocate saw mill from Oakly Lanning to Kennedy near Tyner.
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P. ©. Campbell
Schudan
Xenia Theological Seminary
UT. DP
Branson Colvin
Odell
Mr. Allar
Ffe
A. P. Barnes
Charley Rothzib
Jas
Newharn
Noth
Here
Tra Lloyel
Zanesville
Thomas
dJonnie Mathews
Ohmehsyile
Jones Bros
Oakly Lanning
Mrs. Kennedy
Tyner
West Virginia guest visits and local notices in Kimbolton
CUMBERLAND W W Cather of West Virginia was a guest of friends here. Mrs William Stackhouse is ill. Ajlan Ross of Iowa visited relatives last week. Rev T Byron Caldwell assisted in Brookfield meetings. Mrs Mary McGorde returned to Cambridge after a visit. Daughters of Rebekah officers elected Noble Grand Jane Wilson and others. I O U officers elected with Dr F Morehead as Noble Grand. DeHart family visiting Cambridge. Fanes Barry of Iowa visiting Kimbolton after fifteen years. O S Hamilton building a 24 hour restaurant. Miss Ella Proctor to Belmont for factory employment. Frank Thompson teaching Chestnut Tip resigning for Philippine service. Frank Nosfol visiting from Penna. Miller in poor health this winter.
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W. W. Cather
West Virginia
Wis
Isunday
William Stackhouse
Ajlan Ross
Towa
T. Byron Caldwell
Zanes« Sville
P. J. Glover
Brookfield
Mary McGorde
Cambridge
Daughters of
Rebekah
Noble Grand
Jane Wilson
Mary Berkley
Nellie Nichols
Josie Suri
John Berkley
I. O. OU
F. Morehead
Ded. DeLong
Ben Jonguls
Geo. ST. Daniel
Geo
WH. McEndree
W. Barr
B.C. DeHart
de. Yeo
Fanes Barry
Iowa
Kimbolton
Hamilton
Misa Ella Proctor
Belmont
Love Factory
Frank Thompson
Chestnut Tip School
Winterset Byes We Mr and Mrs Simeon Brown Sick List
Winterset items note Mr and Mrs Simeon Brown on the sick list. Mrs Alice Duffey of Cambridge was guest of Mrs Sarah Tedrick last week. Edgar Rankins visited relatives at Brady last Saturday. William Spears of Senecaville visited his brother Frank Spears over Sunday. Nellie Tanna teaching in Washington township home last Saturday and Sunday. Bessie Tathie and Edward Anderson visited William Bond's near Brady last Suburday.
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Buiter
Simeon Brown
Alice Duffey
Cambridge
Sarah Tedrick
Edgar Rankins
Brady
William Spears
Senecaville
Prank Spears
Nellie Tanna
Washington Township
Bessie Tathie
Edward Anderson
William Bond
Treatment advice for consumption from oldScott emulsion ad
An aged advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as the best lung remedy for consumption. It urges early action, strict treatment, fresh air, tenting, and ample eating, noting digestion of salt pork is hard and warns against delaying honesty about illness. It frames consumption as a weed to be destroyed with consistent care.
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Scott
Emulsion Free Promised in New Initiative
A brief note describes a new effort related to an emulsion free product or process. The item outlines the aim to reduce or remove emulsification in a production line, signaling potential cost and quality implications for industry. Supported entities include the company and local facility involved.
Big sale on caps, underwear, and holiday goods
Readily priced hats, underwear, shoes, and toys dominate a chaotic sale listing. Items include men and boys caps, corduroy outfits, plush hats, heavy underwear, ladies and children wear, wool skirts, gloves, stockings, and a wide assortment of shoes, felt boots, rubber boots, and holiday surprises. Includes bargain prices on kitchenware, bedding, handkerchiefs, mufflers, and toy buggies.
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Saxony
Hoys
Chudren
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IS. A. Craig
Wheeling Ave
Attorney In Fact
Fiorec
Crosby Frisian Fur Compa
Rochester
Salesville
Grand Ridge
Cumberland
Kimbolson
J. M. Stephan
Wheeling Avenue
Winterset
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Sr
N. Y. Soe and Sr
M.p.giours
J. W. Shaff
St. Jacobs Oil
Ia Bargalp
2Ie Ap
New York
Louis Kaufman
Cambridge, Ohio
John DP
Turner
Gase
Berwick
Ber
Guernsey County
Columbus
Newark
Arthur Davis
Byesville
Onis
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