Dr Miles Nervine Promises Restful Sleep and Recovery
A testimonial from WM A Clark of Rockford credits Dr Miles Nervine with restoring health after exhaustion from mental strain and confinement. The ad claims improved sleep, digestion, and strength, noting a money back guarantee and sales through Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles’ Nervine
Miles
Wm.a
Clark
Rockford
Ahat
Uo Elite
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
William Seyte Coming to Town From Millcreek
William Seyte a progressive German citizen and stockman from Millcreek township will move to Coshocton to enjoy city life. He advertises an 80 acre farm for sale or exchange for suitable town property and will hold a public sale on March 1 in Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Seyte
Millcreek
Coshocton
Seyte
Sevte
Resolutions of Respect for Henry P Reamer
A local Grange teems with sorrow over the death of Chaplain Henry P Reamer. Resolutions praise his devout service and offer condolences to his family while draping the charter for thirty days and publishing the tribute in the local paper. Community notices mention Central Labor hall events and Pressmen’s Union meetings tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Reamer
Bro. Reamer
Oak Grove Grange
Nobie
Grange
Harry A. Caton
Nelson Murphey
N. G. Tompkins
Cassingham
Central Labor Hall
Pressmen’s Union
Martter Hall
Hyomei Cures Catarrh Under Positive Guarantee
C. E. Anderson sells Hyomei as the only catarrh remedy offered with a refund guarantee. The breathable inhaler and bottle of remedy promise to penetrate throat nose and lungs without stomach drugs, aiming for lasting cures. Complete outfit costs $1 with extra bottles at 50 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Anderson
Nature
Oak Grove Grange Minutes Note Death of H P Reamer
Oak Grove Grange mourns the death of Worthy Chaplain H P Reamer with forty local members attending his Canal Lewisville funeral. The Keene Penons Grange meeting Feb. 5 reported lively activity and good attendance. an oyster supper drew a large crowd. Various local notices include residents visiting New Philadelphia and Fresno, farm activity changes, and a legislative committee to aid farmers. A planned unique lecture hour at the next meeting and a note on Freeno Grange greetings follow. A 100 dollar reward ad for a catarrh cure and a public notice of unclaimed letters closes the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove Grange
P. Reamer
Reamer
Jodges
Canal Lewisville
Oak Grove
Penons Grange
Keene
Geo. Balen
Geo Wyler
Fresno
New Philadelphia
H. M. Caton
Bartley Smith
Chas
Orin
Anthony Lennon
Myrtle Wyler
Fiat
Gewryler
R. B. Caton
Leona Roberts
Mothers Knowledge on Birth Medicines Revealed
A fragmented advertisement warns mothers about narcotics in birth remedies and touts The Bradfield Regulator Co product as a safe external option for pregnancy support. It claims labels on narcotics and promotes Mothers Friend as externally applied. It urges readers to buy Motherhood for $1.00 and avoid substitutes.
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Peeche
Ewarth
Weil
Bradfield Regulator CO
Athonia
Nellie and others attend local events and notes
Nellie Fey and Miss Stromes of Warsaw visited Rey and Mrs. Baker over Sunday. Mr. Al Smith was in Coshocton on business. A large chapel attendance followed Sunday night meetings now in progress. The council met Saturday night at the high school room and disposed of important business. Barney Hetfdlinger of Dinteh Hun purchased the Ed Roadehay property on Third street and plans to move in this spring. Willie Frew of Walhonding visited Roy Sells over Sunday. Ed Matching and Miss Nella Hagans were married at Coshocton on Saturday. congratulations are extended. No new members joined the I.O.O.F. lodge Tuesday night. J. H. Rolston moved into a new house on Main street. C. D. Johnston of Warsaw visited JoT Rolston Sunday. Miss Emma Gaumer returned from Cavallo after two weeks with relatives. Sherman Suntheimer of Cavallo became foreman at the section here and will move his family this Tuesday. Several from here attended Dr. Clark’s Mohawk Village lecture and found it engaging. COLONIST RATES WEST (Feb 15–Apr 7. Sept 15–Oct 33, 1906) WL & L I offers reduced one way colonist tickets to western states with stopovers and access to reclining chair cars and tourist sleepers. Contact W. J. Davies, agent.
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Nellie
Fey
Iso
Stromes
Warsaw
Rey
Mrs. Baker
al Smith
Coshocten
Te Chapel
Jt Progress
Barney Hetfdlinger
Dintehhun
Ed Roadehayey
Third Street
Willie Frew
Walhonding
Roy
Tiverton
Nella Hagans
Coshoct
1. O. O. F. Lodge
J. H. Rolston
Main Street
C. D. Johnston
Rolston
Emma Gaumer
Cavallo
Sherman Suntheimer
Mohawk Village
Baronet of A E D Carriers Annual Meeting Feb 22
The Coshocton County Rural Letter Carriers association will hold an annual meeting and banquet in the G A R hall at Coshocton on February 22. Every rural carrier is urged to attend and postmasters and press are invited. Notify secretary for headcount. Pathfinders meet tonight at J G O F hall with a strong call for good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.E.D. Carriers
Coshocton County
Carriers Association
G. A. R. Hell
Coshocton
Am. Henderson
Sec
Fresno
YT. Smith
Pres
Pathfinders
J. G. O. F. Hall
Pretty Wedding at Linton Mills and Local Notes
A long column reports on a pretty wedding at Cambridge with Rose Forney and Wilmer Miskiwen in Rhees Run, plus social visits in Chestnut Ridge and nearby areas. It mentions school teaching, a rotation of visitors, and community events, ending with an advertisement for Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption claiming cures and free trials.
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Arkansas
H. L. Stanley
Bruns
Dr. King
C. E. Anderson
Coshocton
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Ohio
Mardi Gras Rates and Travel Deals Listed
Tickets on sale through W and L to New Orleans from Feb 21 to 26 priced at 928.70 for the trip. Mobile and Pensacola round trip fare is 27.45 with return by March 20 for a small fee. Toledo Ohio fare listed as 4.70 with return via W and L before Feb 27.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
Gilbert Rutledge En Improves. Recovery Expected
Report says Gilbert Rutledge shows significant improvement and is on a hopeful path toward full recovery barring complications. Friends and family express relief as doctors monitor progress and anticipate continued healing.
Right Way to Fight Sore Throat with Tonsiline
Health notice explains throat care and warns sore throat can lead to serious infections. It promotes Tonsiline as a timely cure with claims of universal physician and user endorsement and availability in 25 cent and 50 cent bottles.
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United States
INE
Tousilive Co
An Appeal to Common Sense on Health and Uric Acid
A short health note argues that most chronic diseases stem from uric acid buildup. It emphasizes prevention, explains blood waste processing, and urges removing uric acid deposits to cure and protect health. The piece frames prevention as superior to treatment after illness.
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Hyomei
Grange News OF
News of
Fresno &. F. D
Edith Todd
Rolland Roberts
Howard Tompkins
Freeno Grange
Wall
Focheney & CO
Toedo
Hal
Sarah Reamer
Foreign Missionary Society
The
Woman'’s Foreign Missionary Society
Misa Matila Davis
Mary J. Henry
Mawel Randles
Beatrice Seibert
Albert Becker
John Jones
S. M. Levy
Archie Mober
J. T., Stetson
Roland B. Wilson
Cc. B. McCay
Utah
Colorado
Washington
Oregon
Monetana
Idaho
British Columbia
W. J. Davies
Linton Mills
Lawton Mills
Milt
Lawrence
Chaney Osbun
John
Ralph Philips
John Weaver
John Ross
Kimbolton
Jos
Henderson
Wm. Wilson
Todian Camp
Jos. Wilson
Warry Shryock
John Johnson
Rose Forney
Altha Carr
Lambert Amstott
Jobo Header
Marlatt
Lummer
Geo McFarland
Marlats Run
Bessie Lawrence
Verna
Cannes
Belva Burgers
Bacon
Jesse McClain
Laura Banker
Wilmer Miskiwen
Rheés Run
Cambridge
Sarah Banker
Edn Hamersley
Newcomerstown
Peter Hamersly
Chestnut Ridge
Nelle Frye
N. R Shannon
Emerson Reed
Frank Craig
Clyde Overholt
Korene
Amos Frye
Alex McClure
Grace
Mer
J. F. Meyer
Toledo
Gilbert Rutledge
Hiea
Canton
J. A. Compton
Monarch
Williams Milling Company
Walnut
Fourth Streets
M. H. Goodhart
Coshocton, Ohio
J. .B. Callahan
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