Neuralgia and Other Pain Relief Claim Ad
An advertisement describes neuralgia as a nerve pain tied to nervous system turbulence and promotes Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a reliable remedy for headaches backaches stomachaches sciatica and other pains. A testimonial from Fred R Swinglet a bank cashier in Atkinson Nebraska claims quick relief in five minutes. The Miles Medical Co. markets 25 doses for 29 cents with a money back guarantee through druggists.
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Miles
Fred* R. Swinglet
Nat. Bank
Atkinson
Neb
Senecaville Social Notes and Local Events
Miss Martha Morrison of Columbus guests with relatives in town. Visitors include Frank Morrison Charley Shroyer J M Rainie and Seth Gordon. Lightning damaged three houses during Tuesday’s storm. Various locals attended Cambridge Alliance Wheeling and Zanesville events. Birthday celebration for May Anklebay drew many young friends. Democratic primary delegates and alternates named for local party slate.
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Martha Morrison
Columbus
Frank Morrison
Charley Shroyer
J.M
R M. Rainie
Seth Gordon
Halley Thompson
Cambridge Wednesse
de Spaid
FP. L. Dilley
H. E. Thompson
Helen Morrison
Sonora Aduddle
Cambridge
John Howell
Barnesville
Mildrea Moorhead
Ada Pilcher
Wheeling
May Anklebay
Peple
Byesville
Bessie Rich
Clara Milbone
Will
Mayme Davis
Mt. Caron College
Isubert Glass
M. E
Robbie Glass
Zanesville
Newark
Jonb Conner
G. F. Pollock
J. D. Basford
H. B. Ferguson
J. W. Spence
Cent. Com
H. F. Gordons
Richland Township
C.J. Spaid
M. L. Cameron
R. N. Hart
H. B. Winnett
T. Morris
John Roland
R. W. Hart
Londonderry Social Notables Still Visiting and Reading News
Londonderry notes list Steubenville guests visiting L C Bendure and relatives, butchers, and school travelers heading to Washington Normal School. Local weddings, Crystal event at Bonsi’s, and a Crystal wedding anniversary are mentioned. A large rainfall and sheep losses from dog attacks are reported. Church services announced with 2 pm children services and evening sermon by Rev J R Stewart.
Local Notes From Washington A L Coen Visit And School News
Washington A L Coen has returned home from Columbus after a month away. Rollo Frame from Pittsburg spent Sunday at home. Wes McCoy of Sistersville visits relatives here. Mrs Elizabeth Thompson of Byesville dines with friends. The Normal reports sixty pupils enrolled. Prof Moore and family move to West Main street. Mrs Rev Taylor and son Tommy visit Mr and Mrs Amstott. Harlan Bonniphant broke his arm in a fall from a horse. An infant baptized and a pew member received at Presbyterian Church. Annie Baker returns from Toledo visiting relatives. Children day exercises delight a shy audience. Dr Monard loses a top dollar bill on Main street. finder rewarded. Bessie Heiner from Toledo public schools returns for summer. Charles H McNutt and family visit Mrs McNutt's parents. Prof H C Knowles and family visit their mother. Knowles formerly superintendent here. Heaviest rain in years causes floods in downtown and across Main Street damaging basements and stores. Flood repeats Wednesday evening but less severe.
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A. L. Coen
Columbus
Rollo Frame
Pittsburg
Wes. McCoy
Sistersville
Elizabeth Thompson
Byessville
Prof. Moore
Jeffrey
West Main Street
Rev. Taylor
Tommy
Chandlersville
Amstot
Harlan Bonniphant
Presbyterian Church
Annie Baker
Toledo
Monard
Main Street
Uclt
Bessie Heiner
McNutt
Robert Crawford
H. C. Knowles
Smear
Cleveland
Sarah McCulloch
Knowles
Washington
W.O. Moore
Aroa
James Warfield
Middletown News Roundup and Local Reports
Localities report illnesses and weddings. Hendersons of Cambridge travel due to Mrs Henderson’s paralysis. Lola Ankrem improves. Marina Rogers opens a Fairview barber shop. Missionary Society plans an ice cream social with proceeds. Quaker City beat Middlesourne 10 to 2. Obituaries note Mrs. J B Scott of New Caledonia with family ties in Marion County. Charm Smith and Clyde Smith wed near Quaker City. Storm damage includes telephone wires and farm equipment. Paralyzes and accidents recur. residents share sympathy. Local events, travel, and small-town notices fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Henderson
Cambridge
J. B. Scott
New Caledonia
Marion County
Scott
Sept
William
Harry
Homer
Raymond
J. H. Bowers
Lizzie
Jube
Miss Charm Smith
Quaker City
Clyde Smith
Harry Floyd
Thomas Henderson
Midllebourne
Earl Cranston
Fairview
Cranston
W. E. Johnson
Dobosen
C. E. Berry
Tyrrone High
Local Social Notes From Milnersville And Nearby Towns
George Aikin and family of Milnersville visited Jas F Gillespie and wife. J W Moore and wife with niece Miss Campbell returned home near New Athens after a visit here and west of Cambridge. Jacob Browers attended to grocery business at Bird's Run. Miss Anna Kennedy returned from Muskingum college to spend the summer. Lloyd Aikin, returning from Cambridge with a bruised finger, has a bone felon and stays home through harvest. A band of alien brothers raided the Gibson family and made them quiet, then shared an elegant dinner. W L Ford and family visited near Mt Ephraim and attended a reception for Jule Williams and bride. George Steel and wife visited near Chaseville. Rev A B Dickie will preach at McCleary's schoolhouse Sunday July 2 at 4 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Aikin
Milnersville
Jas. F. Gillespie
J. W. Moore
Campbell
Cambridge
New Athens
Jacob Browers
Bird’s Run
Anna Kennedy
Muskingum College
Lioyd Aikin
George Gibson
W. L. Ford
Mt. Ephriam
Village Notes of Visitors and Local Meetings
Mrs. Fred Smith of Chicago visits grandparents and sister in law, while Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Catlet of Washington stay with Bob Johanson. Visitors appear across town including Miss Sutton and Miss Mall. Rev. G G Boyd ill, Butter 12c eggs 1. Children services and church events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Chicago
Jacob Hughes
Belle LePage
W. M. Catlet
Washington
Bob Johanson
Wesley Yeo
Mrs. Rhinehart
Winterset
Geo. McPeek
Floy Decker
Ethel J
Ella Bendure
Cambridge
Alley Dugan
Dida Carnes
Mt. Pleasant
G. G. Boyd
Miss Sutton
George Benjaure
Miss Mall
Fairview
Flay Decker
Eva Harrell
Geo. Tedrick
Brushy Fork Baptist Church
Jeffersonian Diamond Contest Readies Final Battle
In Guernsey county the Jeffersonian ends its popular lady and gentleman vote with twenty days left. A fierce contest unfolds as voters, lodges, and societies rally behind candidates. Two diamond rings and two illuminated testimonials await the top pairs, with an official Chicago engraver handling the awards.
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Guernsey County
Port Arthur
Committee of Representative
Jeffersonian
A. B. Garman
Chicago
Garman
Contested Balloting Tightens Lead in Zanesville Event
The Zanesville Signal contest ends with Mrs. Thomas Rock and Louis Wise each near 70 000 votes winning prizes while four rivals push hard. Voters use ballots clipped from the Daily and Weekly Jeffersonian or subscription receipts to cast votes for both ladies and gentlemen contestants, with rules governing single and paired entries.
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Zanesville
Thomas Rock
Ladies’ ‘Auxiliary
Louis Wise
Knights of St. George
Guernsey County
Jeffersonian
Ballot for Diamonds Contest Open to Ladies and Gentlemen
A Jeffersonian notice details a vote by ladies and gentlemen with payments of at least one dollar. Combinations may swap votes between sexes. Balloting closes at 9 PM on Monday July 17. Final tally by a committee of respected local businessmen. No Jeffersonian employee may contest.
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Elia Marquand
M. Hi. Sions
The
Jeffersonian
Allen's Lung Balm Promises Relief From Cold Coughs
An old column fragment describes throat and lung inflammation from a cold and promotes Allen's Lung Balm as a remedy. The piece also lists local social notes including Blanche Henry visiting Pearl Morrison, Mr and Mrs Dryden returning from Kansas, and various townspeople visiting Belmont county.
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Allen
Timely and Valuable Suggestions From Dr Kennedy Remedy
The article promotes Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy from Rondout New York as a cure for nervousness in women and other confined domestic cases. It claims easy natural action and relief for the nervous system.
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Guffer
David Kennedy
Hinaipa Kidney Cure at Neitley & On Sparks Town Talk
Every Hour of the Day. Neitley and On, Cambridae druggists, promote Hinaipa the Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic. They claim strong merit, urge trial with risk free refund if no benefit, and offer a no cost if it fails. The town hears the sensational claims and plans to try it.
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Neitley & On
Cambridae
Hinaipa
Winder
Tts
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Bendure
Ethel Tribbie
Isaac Tribie Andrandmother
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Mrs. Knouff
George Barnes
L. C. Bendures
Boya Logan
New Concord
Aiman Masters
Jessie Hunt
Samuel Tedrick
David Anderson
Uhrichsville
Olman Masters
Leeda Johnston
J. R. Stewart
C. P. Bonsi’s
Maggie Martin
Xenia
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Res. J. St. Stewart
John Brower
Cherryvale
Kansas
HH. H. Haupt F
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Chas. Bond
W. A. Hunt
FR. ¥. Masters
James Hannum
James Tend
S. A. Cunningham
W. M. Logan
William Brean
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Martian Hyde
Samuel Hughes
Calebn Bendure
Frank Gatteral
Geewart
Winternet
Middletown
Quaker City R. D
Raymond Eicher
Aaneselle
Sae Cati Hawthorne
Cincinnati
Sigma Chi
A. W- Chase
Casper Walton
Michigan City
Ind
A. W. Chase
A.W. Chase Mephire Co
Buffalo, NY
B. W. Chase
Almansing and Healing
Ely
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Druggista
Mall
Mally Brothers
Warren Street
New Yor
Sugar Tree
Grand Ridge
This Place
Charlotte Johnson
F. A. Johnson
Wayne
Frank Johnson
Moorhead
John Windall
Laters
Joseph Haver
BE. Johnson
Litte
M. BK. Y
Cleek
Nettie Forney
Newcomerstown
George Williams
David Rijnams
Gertrude Williams
Charlotte Johns
Fred Sheen
Bell
Byenville
Chas. F. Blair
J. W. DeLong
J. W. Huttman
O. BR
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Epworth League
A. M. Baxter
Pathfinders
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Alice Blair
W. R
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van Churchman, Jr
Chas. Jewell
Christian Tabernacle
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M. W. A Morris Black Ypca
Siya Eatreeeenteeers
James P. Turner
Red Men
A. O. Baker
He C
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O. Us
Dick Bevington
ELKS
Clark
Agt Penn CO
Wetter Este Teynr
Cess
Mother Gray
New York
E. Marouu
Daniel Zuumerean
Stargie
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Gil
Xehool
the Great
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Hornellsville
Leneloe Port OM
Mrett
Idarin
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Beld
Dresta Aire
Allen & Olms
T. M. Kelly
Shelby St
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Mase
Gray
Mira
Obertritter
Fredonia
M. Bridstreet
South Byfield
Maia
THER
Gray’s
LE Voy
E. Smith
W. M. Sherrard
Cambridge-Eyesville
Sligo
Blanche Henry
Laurel Valley
Pearl Morrison
Wm. Dryden
Goodland
Sarah Swaim
Mt. Carmel
Maggie Harding
Jennie Temple
Belmont County
Harry Gombs
Frazier
Daugherty
Thridsville
Chalmer Wayble
Perry Davis
Fruit Trees
Beverly Nursery
W. T. Mitchell & Son
Beverly
Ohio
Daly
Jahe Cooper
Guernsey
Elizabeth C Cooper Welle & Sheppard
Attys
Potsburgh Dental College
Arrment
Western University of Pennsylvania
H. E. Friesell
Dlo. S
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