Pleasant Cipy Deaths and Local Incidents Report
Grandma Cunningham died Thursday and was buried Saturday after living with daughter Mrs. John Hilsley. Dr. Rachles barn burned Wednesday night. cause unknown. A daughter was born October 5, 1900 to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ring. John Tiwers badly injured Friday in a mine accident, reportedly to have a toe amputated. Miss Mary Shepler and Samuel Gigery wed Sunday evening at the bride’s mother's home. Michael Secrest and others noted in poor health with old age. Martha and Macy Dyson visited Kassacy’s on the 1st week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viehael Secrest
Parton
Sitay Hunter
Mary Shepler
Sanuel Gigery
Martha
Macy Dyson
Kassacy
SALESVILLE NOTES AND MENTIONED MOVEMENTS
Rodney Bates left for Deonison to join his wife and baby. Mrs Tharielta Garrett of Massillon visits nearby acquaintances. Mr and Mrs Simon Leat spent days at St Clairsville with the Dickerson Johnson family. Tintesvile had poor attendance at Gatatrail due to rain. Lara Mader left for Market with her mother. John Wanhett moved last week in the Wilts property near Ocdr Miller's church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Bates
Deonison
Tharielta Garrett
Massillon
Simon Leat
St Clairsville
Dickerson Johnson
Tintesvile
Gatatrail
Lara Mader
Marketi
Gstar
Cambridge
John Wanhett Que Tiagik
Wilts
Ocdr Miller's Church
Assignment of Creditors Notice for James Taylor
James Taylor of Jefferson township executes an assignment for the benefit of his creditors to W A Carpenter Esq for the benefit of his creditors. The document names the assignor and the assignee and indicates a formal transfer of debtor rights to satisfy outstanding debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Taylor
Jeferson Township
W. A Carpenter
Local residents visit kin and friends over weekend
WLIMPRSEL RD L. to Shr. Wood and daughter Ly dia of Pleasant Valle spent Sabbath day with friends there Mr and Mrs al Vance after spending a week with his parents return to Philadelphia Thursday Brack McCleary and Ross Parlet of Cambridge spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charlie McCleary near Milnersville Mr and Mrs George Padgitt Mr Steele and his daughter and Luin Padgitt near Cambridge spent Friday night and Saturday with Emerson Wright and Fanny Mrs J B Grimsley of this route Mrs Mary Jenkins and children of Love City R 1 3 spent Saturday night and Sabbath with their parents Mr and Mrs Jeonings Parker Mr and Mrs Janes Wishart spent last week with Cambridge friends L R Campbell left Tuesday morning at Columbus for Grand Lodge meeting accompanied by Mrs Campbell and they will visit relatives in Freeport and Warren before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Vance
Phindysplaa
Hursday
Brark McCleary
Ross Parlet
Campridge
Sanath
Charlie McCleary
Milnersville
George Padgitt
Steele
Bithe
Luin Padgitt
Cambridge
Emerson Wright
Fanny
J. B. Grimsley
Mary Jenkins
Love City
Jeonings Parker
Janes Wishart
L. R. Campbell
Columbus
Grand Lodge
Mrs. Campbell
Free
Ort
Warren
Terrible Itching Scalp Ring Reported in Family Case
A historical notice describes a troubling scalp condition with severe itching and sores, extending behind the ears and spreading over years. It notes painful pustules on the lower body and the son’s involvement, signaling a hereditary or contagious complaint within the household.
Triple Cure by Cuticura Remedies Ad
A veteran Civil War miner recounts how Cuticura remedies cured his scalp eczema after years of itching crusts and sores. He notes dramatic improvement within weeks and praises the products for lasting relief. The testimonial, dated August 31 1905, emphasizes trust in Cuticura for scalp and skin care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nas
Dean Recoll
FL Weiss
Rosemond, Christian Co
Beserma
Pale and Anaemic Girls Featuring Dr A W Chase
A fragmentary medical notice describes pale weak anaemic girls with symptoms like paleness, poor appetite, digestion issues, irritability, fatigue, and breathlessness. It references Dr A W Chase, famed author of a popular recept book, as a source or figure associated with the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow
A W. Chase
PROVEN REMEDIES PRAISED BY CAMBRIDGE READERS
Cambridge readers report lasting relief from kidney pains and related symptoms using Dean's Kidney Pills with testimonials from local resident Mr. 7B. FL Davis of 614 South Nioth St. Gaibridge OF and others. Sceptic claims aside, ads promote Chase’s Ointment for itching and piles priced 50c a box with a Buffalo company address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Prade
Dean
Remierly
Davis
South Nioth St
Gaibridge
Fogtere Millurn Co
A. W. Cinse'g
Casper Wein
Michigan City
Ind
Dr . W. Chase
Dan W. Chase Menicrxe Co
Buffalo
N.Y
A. W. Chase
Local Community Notices From Brady Area
Saturday and Sunday visitors Jus Temple near Brady. Sabbath School convened with events and re elections. Various residents and visitors listed with travel to Washington and Quaker City. Pension granted to Margaret Scott widow Andrew E Scott. Alfred Weedon named agent for local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Scott
Andrew E. Scott
Center Townsship
Alfred Weedon
Old French books in Ogier family archive revealed
Chas T Ogier shows four old books once part of William Ogier’s library. A French New Testament with a decipherable text, a cross commentary on the Gospels, an 1806 French spelling book from Eton, and an 1818 Methodist Hymnal with 760 hymns. All but the first are well preserved and praised for clear letterpress and fine paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
T Ogier
William Ogier
Christ
Perny
Eton College
Democratic Headquarters at Guernsey County Meet
The Guernsey County Democratic Executive Committee plans to establish party headquarters in the former John S. Black building at Wheeling and East 8th streets, with Miss Jeanne Terrill in temporary charge before the chair takes over. Local names include John & Black, Frank B. Amos, and John W. Borton as treasurer, reflecting a community political setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey County
Esceptie Committee
Bay Pound
Tone
John S. Black
Qed Ldwaites
Curner Wheeling
East Eiyhth
Mnsteirdiary
Jeanne Terrill
Wich
John & Black
Chin
Frank B. Amos
John W Borton
Treas
Parsing garbled job criteria into a coherent posting
The text presents broken hiring criteria including years of experience, monthly averages, and age hints. It mentions years like four and four, references to months and averages, and a request for minimum experience levels without clear roles or organizations. The fragment lacks concrete job details and targets.
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Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Grandma Cunningham
South Olive
John Hilsley
Salesville
Crown Clothing Co
Colonial Theatre
Wheeling Ave
Ohtio
Weist
France Medical Incaitete
Ivsiac
Eseet
France Medical Institute
Tartan
Vesta
Hervins de Oy
Ste Tye
France Medical Institute CO
Mestad
Pats
Wlimprsel
Wood and
Danghter
Lydia
Pleasaunt Valles
Middletown
GO. G. Temple
Lestie Lake
Jus. Temple
Brady
Elmer Arnold Ras
Aisa Udovier
Totnes
Seth Ibe
Dse Lauivert
Coberand
Anne Ankerom
Emma George
Batesville
E. Moore
A. N. Carter
Quaker City
Albert
Chas. Henderson
Washington
Robert Campbell
Geo. Bendure
Caroline Bendure
Sunny
Earl Waller
E. T. Lake
Son Leslie
Winterset
Kimbulion
Jerry
Derwent
S.A. Grhson
Live Kennedy
Semel
Ryan
Nin Penna
Wan
Perea
Ale
Mary Morris and
Ciushter
Johnstown, Iond
OUD Books
Democratic Headquarters
Birmingham
Frank McCleary
A.M. Neale
John Lewis
Harry McCleary
Carl Willis
Freeport
Loren Speck
Mr. Stewart
Raleigh Kimble
W. W. Willis
Washington, Pa
W. R. Forsythe
Kimbolton
City
John Owens
Pleasant City
Priday
Jason
Wow Brate
Wallentelt
Wiena
Mill
Eameness
Eures
N. T. Worms
Homparess" Medicine Co
Willian and
Jobn Streets
New York
Boxcell Examinations
Boxcell Ac Mencment
Cambrodee
Mont Lee
Retae
Isore
Clesstcal
Pharmacy
Department of Music
Voyal. Piapbe
Pipe Cupan Art Department
Banhide
Trpestring
C. Paugh
PR. D
S.T. D
Sciq
Marietta College
Marietta, Ohi
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