It Saved My Life Praise for a Famous Medicine
Mrs Willadsen of Manning Iowa writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her life after two years of failed treatments. She details relief from irregularities pain and fainting and credits the remedy for restored health and gratitude.
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Mra. Willadsen
Lydia E. Pinkham
T. C. Willadsen
Manning, Iowa
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydat i. Winkham
le Courtey
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Local notices and church society events headline town calendar
Arthur Moore changes in shop in Clos eland and McCarton named foreman with Riggs as replacement. The weekly society calendar lists meetings of the Historical club Chawsuqua Circle New Century club Woman's Missionary society Rathbone Sisters and Grace and Baptist church groups followed by Miss Riggs recital news and a May Wigging Ward Porter marriage. The Men's Club of the Presbyterian church plans a March meeting with supper options and Cromble's Cough Cure ad offers a 25 cent healer with money back guarantee.
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Historical Club
Lbrary
Uiveis
Edith McNaughton
New Century Club
M. DB. Custer
Woman's Missionary Society of One
M. OP
Sue Wells
Grace Charch
Ob. B. Pipa
Grace Church
Vilboa
Swigert
The
Baptist Church
Robson
Rowe
Rathbone
Charley Carpenter
Florence Crittenton Cirel
Wibbury
Cocking Club
May Denman
Annie Willans
Womn
Relief Corps
Riggs
Guernsey County Times
Coshocton
Miss Riggs
Mabel Riggs
Ier Idience
Murder Trial Details From Dobson Case Spillover
The narrative covers a murder investigation involving a suspect who traveled toward Dobson's, with bloodhounds tracking to a tree and an apparent trail to the Dickerson property. It details corpse discovery, coroner notes on wounds, prisoner custody, and witness statements, plus the suspect’s claimed alibi and later churchyard pursuit.
Man at Center of Murder Trial Delivers Forensic Detail
The trial features testimony about the murder of Mrs. Hughes. Dr Lear describes the body found in woodlands suspended by a sapling with a detailed reconstruction of the scene. Witnesses discuss the position of the body, clothing, and a distinctive footwear print alleged to be from an oulinary working shoe No. 1.
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Dobson
Che Alain
Lyter
Geld
Hbshes
Dayton
Ole
Dickerson
Phekerson
Pheela
Dickeraon
Duman
Debsan's
Tt McCoy
Bert Shane
Melioweil Sterraprad
Lonsach
Stule
Thoms McCoay
Ifris de Sipto
Simon
Gretani
Boty
Wastatston
Otitis
Washington Township
U Hughes
Lear
Treo
Fie
Erik
Ford
Hugh
Dr Lear First Witness In Insanity Plea Case
The trial heard the first testimony as Dr Lear spoke for the defense while the state objected to insanity as a plea. Statements grew heated with each side accusing the other of unfairness and intimidation during proceedings.
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Lach
Voorhees
Ransom Dry Goods Co Spring Merchandise and Prices
The Ransom Dry Goods Co outlines a spring buying strategy and promotes a wide selection of fabrics from 5 cents to 1 dollar per yard including India Linens French Lawns Batistes Naiusooks Dimities Mull s and laces. White dresses are advertised with ready to seam patterns and prices from 12.50 to 23.00 plus.
Fire damages property as clues point to origin at Gray’s residence
A fire damaged a structure linked to Moyse and Gray amid unclear events. Reports suggest the blaze originated from a flue at M Gray’s residence, with investigators tying losses to a sum around 2709 dollars.
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M Gray
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Mr. TC Willadsen
Arthur Moore
Closeland
James McCarton
Alalley
R. Rowe
Biyria
Chronicle
McCarton
Carl Riggs
May Wigging
Ward Porter
Weber
South Fourth Street
Presbyterian Church
Tye
Cromble
Anderson
Hoosier Cabinets
Wm. Schliah
Main St
Ham
Perses
Acvess
Vanin
Smith
Abbett
Pery
Ohio
Tomneyss
Mudgearson
Antien Eider
Glenn
Wits
Wheeler
Amd Gad
Oda Fey
Jurge Voorhees
Erand
Geon
Auortney McDowel
DR. Lear
the Ransom Dry Goods Co