Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women’s health
A detailed advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a trusted remedy for female ailments. It emphasizes safety, purity, and a forty-year cure record, warning against alcohol and urging consultation with Dr. Pierce at his Buffalo institute. Also promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a laxative and the medical adviser offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Eich
Ita
KR. V. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
Motion to Quash Indictment of Dy Goodhafpt
Lengthy legal note details a motion to quash the indictment of Dy Goodhafpt. The document references court procedures, dates, and a list of participants and events surrounding the case. It includes mentions of hearings, potential outcomes, and related procedural issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DY Goodhafpt
Catholic fair to see a fine one
Sacred Heart ladies prepare for a parish fair and festival at the new school building Apelland 4. Donations from local businesses include coupons and numerous prize items such as a gold candlestick, china, jewelry, a rocker, silver sets, and subscription prizes, with proceeds aiding church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Sacred Heart Church
Apelland 4
Daats & Moder
Gothern
Pounnun Dey Goods
Candalehra
Burns & Gosser
Pope Chita Coa
Brooke
Callahan
Ashcraft & Wreht
Anderson
Valine
Rose Atros Tove
Sinner & Leavengood
Inc
Fors Day Interment Planned at South Lawn Cemetery
Obituary notice states interment for Mrs Arbogast Jerves at South Lawn Cemetery after a period of mourning, with two young daughters mentioned. The fragment outlines funeral arrangements and immediate family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Lawn Cemetery
Arbogast
Revival Services Draw Large Attendance
Revival meetings led by a prominent preacher drew strong turnout. The series began at a local church and will continue through the week with additional services planned each evening.
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Drost
Digestives Cure Stomach Disorder Claim Food Aid
An advertisement hawks “Digestives” as the only cure for stomach disorder by strengthening the digestive organ. It claims ordinary pills worsen the stomach and promises permanent energy and relief by a regimen of the tablets, with pocket size and low cost. The text urges readers to purchase and try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othan
Mistie
Tibet
Hothiss
Nerman
CR Andersen
Sy Ty
Fred
Tate
Decalogue Revised for Mail Orders Amid Turbulent Journey
Fragmentary OCR describes a revision of the decalogue for mail orders with references to a long trip home and scattered phrases about trains, places, and services. Context remains unclear, but the piece centers on publishing changes and related travel imagery.
Kidney Health Advice Promises Relief for Readers
The article presents flawed medical claims about kidney health and treatments, urging readers to seek a remedy at a specific storefront. It mentions local residents and a wedding notice, with scattered names and places reflecting a cramped, damaged page. The piece mixes health assertions with social notices and genealogical details.
Community Notes Bring Far-Flung Guests to Local Homes
A string of visits and gatherings fills a Coshocton area bulletin with names like Henry Banesby, John Geb, Olga, and Miss Temple. Residents travel to Massillon, Walnut Creek, and Newcomerstown as weddings, pests of weather, and farm tasks weave through weekly social rounds.
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Chili Chu
Henry Banesby
Aptia
Rolomon Lahield
Winneta
John Geb
Henry Aren
Indhina
van Trid
Howard
Wits
Massilon
Rossel
Olga
Sage Creek
Ragerssith
Walnut Creek
Bien
Surat
Schoenberg
Hethem
Werther
Chile
Pearl Wits
Rae Hiewie Haah
Chit
Albert Ppaah
Batue Hive
Ray One
Walhon Ing Social Events In Jan 18 Notes
A fragmentary social column reports guests at the Beale residence Miss Taubelle and others visiting in Coahooton and Warnaw County. Couples hosted dinners and dances led by Mr and Mrs Beale Mr and Mrs McCrea and Mr and Mrs Shrimplin with local youths attending. A trip to Baltimore and visits to Spring Mountain are mentioned among the week’s activities.
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Coerade
Joseph Iobertyon
Reinet
Antun
Rose
Elia Vateheli
Zedla Reny
Mia Pott
Mats Richotts
Misa Vwitehe
Miss Bory
Witzhifwily
Fee
Mia
Herin
Joneph
Robertsen
Hertington
Ngo
Fagg
Othe Bey
Robertson
Locust Stireat
William Henll
Canton
Miew
Ble Mitchell
Wheenee
Amnion
Rosa
Roge
Teese Trohertson
Anne Roebedron
Mig Deankworth
Mdydes
Mima
Temple
Miry
Jenne Compton Lenerk
Jane Dona He
Clare Roebertaan
Mroe
CF Bente
Wesalex Wheeler
Master Riulpl
Russell Inter Sands
Baltimore
Spring Mountain Horn
David Monraw
Painters Union Elects Officers and Changes Initiation Fee
The Painters union convened in Labor Hall on Thursday and elected officers: President Charles Agkrens, Vice President Charles Turner, Secretary Kirk Scurtz, Treasurer Frank Wirgins, and Secretary Willie Muk ten. Initiation fee rising from 10 to 18 dollars after March. Local news from Chestnut Ridge reports social visits, travels, and community updates including Miss Mary Shannon and Miss Anneta Finlay.
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Painters Union
Labor Hall
Charles Agkrens
Charles Turner
Kirk Scurtz
Frank Wirgins
Chestnut Ridge
Chesnut Ridge
Ge Finlay
Pomona Grange
Tay
Mary Shannon
Keene
Renard Endsley
Coshocton
Mobet
Bessie Reed
Miers Antetta Finlay
Percy Crofy
Gor
Kansas City
Anneta Finlay
Gosshocton
War sa war man to be embalmer in state board cases
Fragmented text reports a Warsaw man named Bob Urey involved in embalmer matters before a state board at Columbus. The nearby fragment mentions three stray dogs captured on North Ninth Street, including a sea and water spaniel and a white Fox Terrier, with unclear details about owners or purpose.
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Columbus
Tumky Decker
North Ninth
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Natve American Medicinal Room
Goa
Haba
Nba
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Mee
Rerethi
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Reno
Nevada
Irtt
Tack & Wisenhare
LL Peirach
Daly Aso Age Publishing
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Spinney
Bar Co
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Ross Reed
West Pew
Gray Hardware Co
Saphets
Davis & Rodsogr
Rodgers
Smiths Drug Store
Toxena
Joel Pash
Waller & Lawrence Sv
Lane
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McClain
Owen
Aenuntare
Yuba
Cosy
Fogg
Mabe
Yrir Arterg
Pam Thanreg
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Odecimal Bork Reno
Horton
South Fountier
Lyrh
William Dens
Ghalfants
Smith
Newt
Metonnell
Cosh
Aston Monttey
Crow
Newath
Termer
Louix Gibson
Union List
Conesville
Rimer McConnells Family
Penn Watdas
Wurras
Damunry
Fide
Nicholas
Medowell
Spencer
Trepasuher SS
Foyes
Welmeoday
Isleta
Anna Combs
Lemliv
Percy Art
Adam
Milo
Newconterstowna
Moth Loox
Smith Jones
Jas
Newcomerstown
Cifford Loos
West Lafayetta
Sune
Naahville
Russel Hanlon
Mia Woo
Wilcoxon
Hanlon
Louisville
Nashville
The
Meek Co
Janway
Randles
Bart Live
Unitelty
Thacy
Btandird Ol Co
Platt
Sear Fulttie
Keankdin County Teachers Association
Romain
Mr Daugherty
Parcey Daugherty
Sacred Heart Church
Ty Dinsheres
Twelfth Street
Jones Phan Co
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Stady Bs
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