Man credits Dr Miles remedies for heart health in Lincoln PA
A 67 year old Lincoln Pennsylvania merchant recounts heart trouble starting November 1 1909 and December 1910 attacks. After using five bottles of Dr Miles Heart Remedy and seven of Dr Miles Nervine he reports the heart function returned to normal and credits the remedies and advice from Miles Medical Co. with recovery. The note ends with endorsement of Miles Heart Remedy sold by druggists and Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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Pennsylvania
Miles
A. B. Hollinger
Lincoln
Penna
Rabbit drive nets 250 quarry for Oak Grove community
A Friday morning rabbit drive at Grandma Colney place yields 250 rabbits for the Oak Grove area. Community men afterward shared a stew at Mr. Colley Vines as locals attended Bible singing events and visited relatives across nearby towns.
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Oak Grove
Grandma Colney
Colley Vines
Sing
Bible
R. Noah Goodson
Gen Otis
Earnest Goodson
Vandyke
Mary Holland
Sidney
Clarence Goodson
Meddie
Energy
J. H.aes
Oran Goodson
Edith
Audra
Gill Chress
Stag Creek
C. D. Henley
Soda Springs
Wiley Coker
Grady Cleary
Bevo Sales Fast Rise at Meadows Grocery Co
Manager C W Meadows of Meadows Grocery Co states Bevo sales are increasing constantly as hot weather approaches. People buy Bevo by the case for home use, praising its beer like taste with no alcohol and claiming it as a nutritious liquid food and tonic.
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C. W. Meadows
The
Meadows Grocery Co
Bevo
Mr. Meadows
the Meadows Grocery Co
Wind storm rips barn roof near Graham Chapel
A severe wind storm struck Saturday night in the Graham Chapel vicinity. No major damage occurred aside from the roof being blown off Mr. R. M. Carleton's barn. Light rain accompanied the weather. Mills Clemons made a business trip to Dublin Monday. Dr. and Mrs. Dingle of Proctor visited Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Luker Sunday afternoon. Mr. Bland Ewing is very sick with the measles.
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R. M. Carleton
Mills Clemons
Dublin
Mexico
Jesse Henry
Mount Airy
J. R. Starling
T. B. Hancock
Myrtle Whitfield
Comanche
Mattie Chumbly
J. P. Hancock
Roy Hayes
Joe Porterfield
L. B. Hancock
Spiby Newby
Dr. Knox
Matt Haynes
Comanche Citizen Endorses Dean's Kidney Pills
Mrs. W. C. Coster of Comanche reports back pain and urinary troubles relief after using one box of Dean's Kidney Pills from M. W. Carroll's Drug Store. She says her back pain eased, she slept better, and overall health improved. Foster Milburn Co. promotes the product at 50 cents per box.
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Comanche
W. C. Coster
Dean
M. W. Carroll
Price Sgc
Crisis of a Woman's Life and Pinkham Remedy Praise
Wagoner Oklahoma woman Viola Finical credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending her two year bedbound crisis and two operations. The notice urges middle aged women to use the remedy to ease symptoms such as suffocation hot flashes headaches and dizziness. Neighbors also report improvement after taking the product.
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Wagoner
Okla
Lydia E. Pinkham
Viola Finical
Local Notes From Alto and Surrounding Areas
Edna Hill resident Miss Hettie Gee spent the summer with brother Curtis Gee and family. Lee Pettijohn made a business trip to Comanche. Bill Hammons and wife visited Sunday. T. H. Sayler and Curtis Gee traveled to Dublin. Farmers plant cotton but dry weather harms grain quality.
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Hettie Gee
Alto
Curtis Gee
Lee Pettijohn
Comanche
Bill Hammons
T. H. Sayler
Dublin
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick, Permanent Stomach Relief
Advertises Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a universal cure for stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments with claims of dramatic one-dose effects and permanent results. Promotes sale via Wm. Reese Co. and other druggists with an absolute guarantee and money-back offer.
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Mayr
Wm. Reese Co
Dodson's Liver Tone vs Calomel Promises Safe Relief
Dodson's Liver Tone promotes itself as a safe vegetable liver remedy that replaces dangerous calomel. The ad claims it cures sluggish liver, cleans bowels, and prevents salivation or illness, offering a money back guarantee if not effective.
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Dodson
California Syrup of Figs Promoted for Children's Health
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative to treat constipation in children. It highlights coated tongues, listlessness, and other symptoms as signs needing treatment and warns against counterfeit syrups while noting a 50 cent bottle with full directions.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Torpid liver treated with Herbine remedy promotes energy
Advertisement notes bad breath dizziness and bitter taste as liver stagnation signs. Herbal remedy Herbine claimed to stimulate liver activity vitalize blood regulate bowels and restore energy and cheerfulness. Price 50e, sold by S. P. Smith.
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S. P. Smith
DeLeon Farmer Sells Three-Year-Old At Local Market
DeLeon Texas on March 25 reports farmer Norman Shelton sold a three year old horse at the local market last week for 91 dollars and some cents.
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DeLeon
Texas
Norman Shelton
Sardis Community Health Note and Social Visits
Health of the community is better. Mr. W. I. Davis and family spent Friday night and Saturday with S. J. Parkman near Board church. Jim Towery visited his brother at blank et from Saturday until Mr. Willis Woolsey of near Proctor and Miss Fannie Horner spent Sunday afternoon with Miss
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Eva
Mamie Thompson
John Munn
J. R. Horner
Nellie Reid
Nellie Parkman
Hasse
Sarah Parkman
W. I. Davis
Jim Swearingen
Center Point
R. E. Thompson
Theodore Woolsey
Proctor
Russell Horner
Rall
Indian Gap
Mr. Rall
Martha Winter
Center ‘Point
W. M. Parkman
Sarah
Emory Parkman
Alvin Lawless
Willie Rambo
Baggett
S. J. Parkman
Board Church
Jim Towery
Blanket
Willis Woolsey
Fannie Horner
Hog Market Report and Peanut Trade Totals
The report notes a sow a crose between a Tamworth and Berkshire weighing 690 pounds sold for 91.40 dollars. Over 400 carloads of hogs were shipped from the area in the last year and 426 carloads of peanuts were marketed this season. The DeLeon peanut shelter and cleaner is operating with sufficient peanuts to run six months, and the plant can process 1,000 bushes daily.
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Tamworth
Berkshire
DeLeon
Dallas News
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