Mrs A Hoch Praises Vin Hepatica For Catarrh Relief
A New Dover Ohio woman, Mrs A Hoch, writes that Vin Hepatica greatly relieved her years long catarrh symptoms. She urges others to try the remedy, noting marked improvement after onset of treatment. Lieut Ballard proposes exclusive agents to guard against imitations. Sutton & Oshe named in Cambridge. J H Warner visited Zanesville on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hoch
New Dover
Ohio
Ballard
Sutton & Oshe
Cambridge
Adv
Local visits noted by Cambridge paper
Mayor James L. Dilley of Seneca Ville visited Cambridge on Monday. Phil Price from Bridgeport spent Sunday with his sister Mrs. H. A. Davis of R. D. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Dilley
Seneca Ville
Cambridge
Phil Price
Bridgeport
H. A- Davis
Miss Della Morrison Visits Family in Senecaville
Miss Della Morrison of Senecaville, attendee of P B C in Cambridge, spent Sunday with her parents in Senecaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Morrison
Senecaville
Cambridge
Mrs Bert Waller Returns Home From Cambridge Visit
Mrs Bert Waller has returned to her Marietta home after a pleasant two weeks visit with her parents Mr and Mrs KE A Weisenstein and other relatives in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Waller
Marietta
KE. A. Weisenstein
Cambridge
Washing Wool Advice From Boston Wool Growers
A 1912 notice from Jeremiah Williams Co. warns wool growers against washing wool. It argues cold water washing harms sheep, yields little price advantage, and leads to discolored fleeces due to tags and sweepings. The firm says it will buy no washed wool next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Messrs A
Jeremiah Williams
Per M, C, Walsh
Hopewell School challenges after spelling contest
A reader from Hopewell School disputes a prior result of a spelling contest with Red Brush and Chestnut Hill schools stating Hopewell won. The sender offers a rematch within two weeks, noting Hopewell hosted the previous contest and invites the other schools to travel to Hopewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
Red Brush
Chestnut Hill
Hopewell School
Guernsey Grange to Meet in Birds Run Hall
The Guernsey Grange will hold a meeting in their hall at Birds Run on Friday March 21 at 1 PM. State Speaker Hon L G Spencer will attend and deliver an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Birds Run
L. G. Spencer
Croxone Promises Quick Kidney and Rheumatic Relief
An advertisement extols Croxone as a breakthrough remedy for kidney and bladder troubles and rheumatism. It claims the product soaks into kidneys, dissolves uric acids, and cleans clogged pores, with three daily doses often curing backache and urinary disorders. The ad asserts guaranteed results and offers purchase price refunds via druggists.
Miss Alberta Brady Returns From Wellsburg Visit
Miss Alberta Brady of Wellsburg returned home Saturday after visiting Miss Bertha Huston and Mr and Mrs A S Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Brady
Wellsburg
Bertha Huston
A. S. Barnes
Edward Bonnell Returns to Duties in Mt Vernon
Edward Bonnell resumed his duties in Mt Vernon following a visit with his wife on North Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bonnell
Mt. Vernon
North Seventh Street
Dilley Returns to Duties as Traveling Salesman
S. M. Dilley, who had been ill for some time, resumed his duties Monday as traveling salesman for the Eldridge Higgins Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Dilley
Eldridge Higgins Company
Hot Springs Liver Buttons Claim Easy Constipation Cure
Discovery from Hot Springs Arkansas promotes HOT SPRINGS LIVER BUTTONS as the best remedy for constipation slug gish liver and stomach and bowel trouble. Physicians prescribe them and visitors take them when a laxative is needed. One pill at 25 cents and a free sample offer from Hot Springs Chemical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Hot Springs Chemical Co
Ark
Ady
Revival Meetings At Hopewell M P Church In Progress
IRISH RIDGE revival meetings continue at Hopewell M P church led by Rev Hewett of Gilmore. Seminary school closes March 7 with a daytime picnic and an evening debate on U S decline. Local residents C W Braniger and others attended events and visited friends in Cambridge Kimbolton Odell Eureka Point New Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell M. P
Mr. Hewett
Gilmore
T. F. Braniger
R. E. Dawson
Seminary School
United States
C. W. Dawson
Frank Smith
Cambridge
J. P. Lanning
G. A. Fisher
L. H. Braniger
Kimbolton
Lewis Little
Odell
Richard Braniger
Bell
R. A. Bell
C. I. C. Breed
Mr. Hewitt
M G. Fisher
Eureka Point
C. W. Braniger
Floyd
New Philadelphia
J. C. Fisher
J. W. Cramer
Roy Fordyce
Clancey W. Dawson
John
Local Residents Visit Birmingham Homecoming
V Cramer and M D Braniger with son G O joined visitors in Birmingham last week as callers sharing greetings and local news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Cramer
M. D. Braniger and Son
G. O
Birmingham
Derwent Revival at Methodist Church Draws Crowds
A ten day revival meeting at the Derwent Methodist church draws a crowded Friday service with packed pews. Rev Cash preaches to awaken souls as over 25 conversions are reported and cottage prayer meetings occur daily. Dr Reisling and B F Daugherty from Caldwell assist in services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Cash
Reisling
B. F. Daugherty
Caldwell
Instant Relief for Eczema with D D D Prescription
Stop the itch in two seconds with the D D D Prescription for eczema. A cool washing wash soothes skin instantly. Purchase a 50 cent supply to prove its effectiveness, with a no pay guarantee on the first bottle if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.D.D
Brenan & Wilson
Local markets and social notes from Claysville area
Eggs listed at 16 cents a dozen and butter 28 cents. L A Hawes ill at home south of town. W A Johnson fell ill returning from Cambridge. Dr G C Taylor treated him for four hours and he is improving. Candy social at Bunker Hill raised 17 dollars. Ray Reed had a birthday and surprise party. many cards. Ollie Burris turned 86 with many card showers. Mary Martha Foulk sick. not much improved. Ruth Neeland hosted Bernadine Stone for six o'clock dinner on Sabbath. Clarence Foraker and John Daugherty visited James Johnson. A L Johnston offered West Boston house and lot for Rachel Wilson. Columbian Quartet Concert Company slated for March 29. Winona Monroe to lead Epworth League. topic The Social Material My Neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Hawes
Here
W. A. Johson
Cambridge
G. C. Taylor
Ross McCourt
Bunker Hill
Ray Reed
Ollie Burris
Mary Martha
Harry Foulk
Ruth Neeland
Bernadine Stone
Clarence Foraker
John Daugherty
Stop 7
James Johnson
T. Johnston
Byesville
Boston
Rachel Wilson
Columbian Quartet Concert Company
Winona Monroe
Piano Pupils Sought by Mrs Hartley at Wheeling Ave
Mrs Revere Hartley piano theory teacher at 618 Wheeling Ave seeks a number of piano pupils. Home phone 1227.
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Revere Hartley
Wheeling Ave
Stomach Trouble Cured by French Remedy
In Byesville Ohio on June 19 1912 Dwight Nichol of Marietta Ohio reports a severe stomach trouble cured by the remedy sold by all druggists. The ad also invites readers to visit Mabel MacFarland’s new millinery store at 110 East 8th Street Court Square to see spring and summer styles opening March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlinois
Nick Brass
Byesville
Mabel MacFarland
East 8Th Street
Court Square
Jeffersonian Parcel Post
United States
Mrs James Braden Visits Son in Zanesville
Mrs James Braden left Monday for a visit with her son James Braden in Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Braden
Zanesville
Mrs Leo Gildea Host Anna Gildea at Gibson Station
Miss Anna Gildea of Gibson Station is the guest of Mr and Mrs Leo Gildea indicating a social visit within the local family circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Gildea
Gibson Station
Leo Gildea
Ohio Al manac handbook of information and guide
Ohio al manac is a 320 page handbook about Ohio offering information educational and entertaining. The coupon promises a bargain price and urges readers to obtain a copy at once with a March 6 1 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Buckeye
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Mrs. A. Hoch
J. H. Warner
The
Jeffersonian
Thomas Dornon
Quaker City
Claysville
Hockhocking Tribe
Taylor Block
POST
Uncle Sam
Circulation Dept
Cambridge, Ohio
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