Local Notices From Antrim Area Briefs
The Tope Bros. of Antrim drill a water well for James Leeper. F B Kennedy accepts a winter position with OPB Lanning of Odell in his general store. Don Kennedy has been ill with typhoid fever. Jacob McKee of North Salem reports a mare valued at 175 dropping dead while moving drilling machinery for Leeper. Elmer Armstrong and Wm Mawher build a new dwelling on the Scott farm near Brady. Lanning, back from California, returns to his father's home. Andy Wilson of Cambridge visits Geo M Lan�ing’s home. Laning is seriously ill from a lung condition. Mrs Wilber Beal recently improved then worsened. Turkeys are selling for 12 to 14 cents per pound as locals rush harvest for holiday markets.
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Tope Bros
Antrim
James Leeper
F. B. Kennedy
Opb Lanning
Odell
Don Kennedy
Jacob McKee
North Salem
Leeper
Elmer Armstrong
Wm Mawher
Scott Farm
Brady- Ross Lanning
California
Andy Wilson
Cambridge
Geo M_ Lan‘mag
Washington News Highlights Local Visitors and Clergy
Washington merchants prepare for holiday trade as six guests and visitors are noted including Miss Alice Moore from Cambridge and Miss Mary Aon Gallagher from Zanesville. Religious services are announced at Presbyterian and U P churches with cantata plans and lectures by President J Know Montgomery. News also mentions obituaries, new residents Dr. John M. Thompson and Marie McKelvey, and the Arkansas Pharmacists Association meeting.
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Washington
Alice Moore
Cambridge
Mary Aon Gallagher
Zanesvile
North Street
Town Hall
David Colley
Zanesville
Colley
Margary Smith
John M. Thompson
Marie McKelvey
Warn
Skinner
Arkansas
Pocanontas Copper Mining Co
Middletown Village Grieves and Rebounds After Scott Murder
Our village slowly recovers from the nervous shock of the Scott murder as residents begin to promenade again. Families express thanks for aid during the burial of JoR Scott and for support from Delbert, Win, Pare and their kin. Local residents including Jos Laughman and W Henry return from visits to Ohio and West Virginia.
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Scott
W. Henry
Jos Scott
Ohio
West Virginia
J B Scott
Manen
Jor Scott
R Ot Lake
Sand Mail
Delbert
Win
Paret
Winsterslt R v Mrs Lawrence Tedricks Friends Send Well Wishes
Rushing notes of a stroke paralysis last Thursday bring concern from neighbors and friends. Various local residents including Wilsons and Elllis visit Sugartree, while dances and visits mark a busy week on the route. several marriages and meetings are reported along with church gatherings and routine housekeeping moves. Local births, relocations, and farewells span Cambridge to Columbus with Protracted meeting under Rev George and Rev Limberake.
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Lawrence Tedrick
Andy Wilson
S00
Ellis
Cambridge
Sugartree
Ethyl Lanning
Kimbolton
Rene Parker
David Swaim
Lillian Ford
Brother Chester
Gladys
Blanche Ford
Joseph Purkey
Mary
Chicago
John W. Daniel
Senegaville
Rev . L. George
Salem M
Limberake
Rapesville
Columbus Rodgers Latutda
Christmas Eve entertainment at Sherrard's schoolhouse
Miss Ida Wilson of New Concord visited her sister Mrs Jen ne McCulley from Saturday to Monday. Mrs Wharton of Granville stayed with her sister Mrs J. M. Sabin last week. An entertainment and Christmas tree will be at Sherrard's schoolhouse on Christmas Eve December 24, with all invited. A pie social for Mt Hermon church will be at Hopewell schoolhouse on Wednesday evening December 26, ladies urged to bring pies. Mt Hermon church west Labiath will hold preaching services by Rev. Lorimer.
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Presbyterian Church
Mr. Woollett
Wm. Woodburn
Iowa
J. Calvin Woodburn
Robert W. Yee
Wesley Yee
Madison Township
Washingon
Frank Buell
Love City
U. P
Llo
PC U
PBC U
C. P
J. Know Montgomery
Muskingum College
Mr. Yeager
Harmonyere
Center Township
Ida Wilson
New Concord
Jenne McCulley
Wharton
Granville
J. M. Sabin
Sherrard’s
Hopewell School House
Mt. Hermon Church
Mt. Hermon
West Labiath
Lorimer
Deans Ointment and Health Claims from Odd Ad Text
Disjointed old ad copy touts Deans Ointment for itching bleeding and protruding sores with claims of curing rashes and scaly conditions. It promotes Deans Regulars laxative and a vague “electric” remedy, urging readers to ask a druggist and noting price 25c.
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Deans
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Effective Says Cambridge Resident
A Cambridge resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured kidney pain and backache, stating the treatment revitalized kidneys and relieved symptoms. The letter, from Sherrard of 626 Wheeling Avenue, claims strong results for the medicine and urges others with kidney trouble to use Doan's, sold by FosterMilburn Co of Buffalo New York.
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Cambridge
Sherrard
Painter
Wheeling Avenue
Reese
Dean
Duan
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo New York
United States
What Doctors Say About the Nerves Pills
What Doctors Say About the Nerves promotes Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills as a scientific nerve restorative. It claims the pills build new nerve force, curing sleeplessness headaches neuralgia nervous dyspepsia irritability and despondency, with a price of cents a box from Dr A W Chase Med Co Buffalo NY and Nellley and Co.
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Chase
Cambridge visits and local society notes tumble together
SENECAVILLE news records visitors from Cambridge and Newark while noting evangelistic meetings led by Rev Culley and singer Hazel Bowman. Community events include K P lodge elections, Thimble Bee gathering, and teachers association attendance. Citations mention Grandmother Rogers injuring herself on ice and locals traveling to Zanesville and Steubenville.
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Senecaville
Mr Culley
Barnesville
Hazel Bowman
Helen Aduddle
Newark
Rogers
P. Lodge
R. P Bale
D. C
W. O. Stockwell
J. W Hale
J. W. Daniel
C. Wolfe
J. W. Stevens
Dr. C. Bates
Smith Harper
I. G
C. A. LePage
O. G
J. W. Secrest
C. S. Shear
Guernsey County Teachers Examinations Schedule
Guernsey County announces examinations on the first Saturday of April, third Saturday of April, and second Saturday of May with a final June session. Details cover elementary and high school certificates, required branches, renewal rules, experience minimums, and signatures of officials. Examinations begin at 10 am and include theory and practice components with age and experience-based criteria.
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Haxwell
Botwell
Cutbridge
Ohio
G & Bell
Cumberland
W O Moore
Washington D
H. L. Cash
Byeaville
Tonsiline Sore Throat Cure Promoted in Odd Ad
An old ad promotes TONSILINE as a cure for sore throat and related dangers. It claims prevention of tonsillitis, diphtheria, croup, and other illnesses, touting a 19 cent price and nationwide use. The misspelled copy references Canton, Ohio, and distant use for family protection.
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Udy
Canton
Ohio
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