Do Not Do The Stomach Cure Hyomei for Catarrh
Advertisement promotes Hyomei as a natural method to cure catarrh by inhaling mist four times daily. The complete outfit costs $1 with an inhaler, dropper, and bottle. an extra bottle is 50 cents if needed. Proponent asserts stomach drugs are useless and guarantees refunds if ineffective.
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Nature
Co. E. Anderson
Franca Medical Institute Co
Gay St
Columbus
Ohio
Union Station
State House
United States
Canada
Mexico
France
Perniow
Sant Us Ly
Patigita
First National Bank
Columbia
P.O
Bright
Doctors Split Over Suspected Smallpox Case in County
Rumors swirl of smallpox in the southern county with Adams Mills mentioned as a strongly suspected site. F Colling recently traveled from Zanesville and broke out in rash before returning. Mrs Butler also developed a rash. Opinions vary whether the illness is smallpox, Asian fever, or hives, with Cuban Itch as another name. Authorities note precautions to prevent spread. A woman near Conesville is also rumored to be affected.
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Adams Mills
F. Colling
Zanesville
James Butler
Conesville
Hair theft case sets unique legal precedent in Canton
Robey Ryckman, barber by trade, was convicted in Summit County for pocket picking after hair was cut from a young woman on a Canton street. The court rejected robbery and upheld a pocket picking indictment, sentencing him to one year in Columbus prison. He previously escaped with a man named Squires and served eight months before recapture.
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Summit County
Robey Ryckman
Canton
Roothey Ryckman
Sumimit County
Ryckman
Columbus
Squires
West Lafayette residents confident on new enamelling plant
A West Lafayette citizen on Saturday said villagers believe the new enamelling plant will be established there. Most lots tied to the removal are sold. D A Raif of the company said nothing definite had been decided and no announcement would come before next week.
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Maybo
West Lafayette
D. A. Raif
Evangelists Arrive For Three Daily Meetings In Roscoe
The community readies for evangelist meetings with thrice daily sessions to bolster the Christian cause. Local changes include Mr. and Mrs. Slaughter relocating to Coshocton and Mr Slaughter resigning as corporation treasurer and choir chorister.
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Howard Slaughter
Cosbocton
Slaughter
M. E
Alex McDonald
French Darr
Bond
Rachel Smith
Chaffants
F. R. Martin
John Karr
Bloomfield
Daugherty
Paxton
Lizzie Karr
Roscoe
M. BE
J. Q. Correll
Jane Compton
Samuel Neldon
Feast of Reason Alumni Banquet in Coshocton
The Coshocton Alumni Association hosted the class of 1903 at Forbes Hall on Friday evening. Guests enjoyed regal yet informal proceedings with music from the Shepler Newton Orchestra, speeches by S H Nicholas and Dr Pratt, and toasts from Miss Macra Palm, Miss Nellie McGinnis, and Prof Bryant. Officers elected were Edward Compton president, Miss Helen Baker vice president, and Ernest Smith secretary treasurer, with dancing to conclude the night.
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Coshocton Alumni Association
Forbes’ Hall
Lucy Beach
Shepler-Newton
S. H. Nicholas
Nicholas
Coshocton High School
Ife
Mone
Leroy Kirkpatrick
Mr. Nicholas
Dr. Pratt
Shakespeare
Macra Palm
Coshocton
Nellie McGinnis
F. E. Pomerene
Prof
Bryant
Misa Lillian Caimes
Edward Compton
Misa Helen Baker
Ernest Smith
Association
Maxon Retires Amid Gallipolis Merger
J H Maxon formerly of this city now in Gallipolis participates in a merger after rumors the Gas & Coke company would buy the electric light plant. The sale closed Monday night and both plants will be run from one office under Supt Steenbergen. Maxon will stay with the company until the light plant business closes in June.
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Gallipolis
Gas & Coke Company
Supt
Steenbergen
J. H Maxon
Opera at West Lafayette Prompts Local Attendance
Misses Shirley and Netle Fisher and Bernice DeHart and Messrs. John Ricketts Glen Boyd and Harry Hunt drove to West Lafayette Friday evening and attended the high school graduating class production of the opera Pauline.
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West Lafayette
Shirley
Netle Fisher
Bernice DeHart
John Ricketts
Glen Boyd
Harry Hunt
Pauline
Winona Lake Resort Opens Season with Pennsylvania Line Tickets
The Indiana resort Winona Lake on the Pennsylvania lines opens its season May 15 with excursion tickets now on sale. Ticket info is available from Pennsylvania line agents or F. Van Dusen, assistant general passenger agent, Pittsburgh. Inquiries to Mr S C Dickey, secretary and general manager, Winona Lake Indiana, provide details on attractions and schedules.
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Penn Lines
Pennsylvania Lines
St. Louis
Saengerfest
Saengerbund
Los Angeles
Cal
San Francisco
Presbyterian General Assembly
National
Unites States
Boston
Mass
National Educational Association
California
Indiana
Winona Lake
Pennsylvania
Winona
United States
F. van Dusen
Pittsburg
8. C. Dickey
Wet and Dry Vote in Beal Saw Thursday Result
Wet and dry status decided in Beal saw vote with wets 864 to drys 740. Byesville Guernsey County village voted dry by wets 163 to 20 percent for drys.
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Byesville
Guernsey
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James Khayver
Newcomersltown
Asenald Leigninger
James Tilton
Bundhy
Friestle
Adame Mills
Eadie Michaels
Newcomerstown
John Benith
J. M. McCollum
Granville
Wilis Kiste
Dennison
Alfred Stowe
A. Stowe
J. C. Huff
Fred Underhill
Bernice
H. C. Ferguson
S. A. Stowe
Helen Leighninger
Natnie Morris
A. Leighninger
Mary Sergeant
William Loveless
Avondale
Henry Noble
Morgan Run
John F. Noble
Albert Hamilton
Keene
Ed Smith
Everett Boyd
Karr
Will Shaw
George West
Sarah Miller
Baltic
C. C. Schmaltz
Alvin Hamilton
J. H. Deeds
Wooster
Philip Stingle
Twinsburg
Stingle
Tomeme Daveniy
France Medical Institute Co
UnTary Palace
Portsmouth
Ohio Surday School Association
Sandusky
Fonio
Coal Dealers’ Association
Men’s Mutual Benefit Association
Toronto
Indianapolis
Ind
Ellis
Dundee
W. J. Davies
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Young Peoples Society of Chriatian Endeavor
Wheeling & Lake’ Erie
Chicago
Burlington
Kansas City
St Louis
Lakewood
Conference of Association of General Secretaries of
Mr. Maxon
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