Nervous Women Sufferings Linked to Female Disorders Ad
An old advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for nervous prostration and related symptoms in women. It cites testimonials from Mrs. M. E. Shotwell praising relief from nerv ousness backache sleeplessness and fatigue, claiming the product restores vitality and youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Brinkham
M. E. Shotwell
Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn
N. C
Lydia E Finkhame
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Wedding of Miss May and Geo Trottman at Otsego home
March 23 wedding of Miss May daughter of William Walker the wealthiest citizen of Monroe township to Geo W Trottman. Rev Mr Scott officiated at the Walker home Adamstown. The couple left in a car for a reception and banquet at the Walker residence. Fred Wilson father of Dr T R Wilson lies seriously ill with cancer at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otsego
Miss May
William Wallker
Monroe
Rehearsals and Society Notes in Coshocton
Rehearsals for the Boys Choir of Grace church are set for Saturday and Sunday at two o'clock. Invitations invite women to a Sunday service at the Presbyterian church at three o'clock with speaker Jordan on The Daughters of Eve and a song by Mitchell. Mrs Jackson’s sister honored by Mrs John Ricketts. W C T U meeting rescheduled due to illness with Mrs William Knight. Miss Betts leads Personal Work. Woman's Exchange at Eleventh Street Church of Christ to sell pies and confections at Albertson's Saturday at one. Community activity includes Miss Marr Morley’s voles culture program, Lulu Kuntz entertaining friends, marriage of Miss Lucy Infield and Mr John Hoffman, Holloway Mission Band, Rathbone Sisters gathering for Miss Bertha Zwiaebitz, Miss Bertha Zwiaebitz’s sendoff, Sunday School class at Mr F A Dremmond’s, Bell telephone staff gathering, a bob sled party at Samuel B Crawford’s home. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised.
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Coshocton
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Jordan
Mr. Mitchell
David Walliams
Wiliam Knight
Walnut Street
Miss Betts
Bell
Torey
Philadelphia
H Law
T Sabbers
Marr Morlley
Miss Mortley
Wong
Mamie Williams
Dawn
Kate Temple
Mrs. Kerlin
Miss May Denman
Morning Glory Sons
Winifred Hanson
Personal notes reveal a flurry of visitors and passes
Nea Carr returns from Wooster on spring vacation as townsfolk disperse for business and family visits. J Rittenhouse travels to Newcomerstown, while Thomas Blum returns to Massillon after a short city stay. R C Speck and T M Lewis visit Dennison and Conesville respectively. Ea Kowitz and Carl Powell are seen about town from Fresno and Newcomerstown. Mrs Albert Bond departs for Fostoria to visit parents. Wish attends a funeral in town. Various locals, including J J Rose and Zed Harrington, plan Columbus and Cincinnati tasks. Emmet Love hosts Keene guests. Walter Carr visits from Colorado. County residents depart for Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nea Carr
Wooster
Tt. J. Rittenhouse
Newcomerstown
Thomas Blum
Massilion
R. C. Speck
Dennison
T. M. Lewis
Conesville
Ea Kowitz
Newcomeratown
Carl Powell
Fresno
C. A. Tronner
Zanesville
Albert Bond
Fostoria
Charles E Wish
Neice
Riss Delva Meyers
West
Carlisle
Columbus
Edward Dickey
Miss Havel
Bowman
Lickey
A. J. Neldon
South Seventh Street
J. J. Rose
Zed Harrington
Cincinnati
Elmer
Clara Tadsley
Keene
Cambridge Street
Walter Carr
Goulder
Col
Mrs Britton Hed At 72 In Kimbolton
Mrs Mary J Britton died Friday at 2 99 pm after a week long illness of catarrhal pneumonia. She was 72 and had long resided in Kimbolton dying at Mrs Ingham’s Locust street residence. James Smalley Jr. sustained a mine accident at Morgan Run when a mule car slipped trampling his foot. injury not considered serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Britton
Kimbolton
James Smalley, Jr
Morgan Run
Smalley
Exciting court session and runaway reported in town
Court adjourned amid cross examinations in a tense trial as witnesses were recalled and new subpoenas issued. At 2:30 p.m. a runaway on Main Street drew attention when a horse team bolted from Eighth Street, stopping near Third Street. George Smith leapt free unharmed and one horse sustained a minor scratch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fue
Lewieville
Main Street
Eighth Street
George Smith
Dinners and Meetings and a Digestive Cure Parade
The Junior Order of American Mechanics will meet tonight in the post room. An article extols Dr. Davis prescription Pepsikola tablets as a universal remedy for indigestion and related symptoms. It claims high cure rates in Coshocton and offers a money back promise with a quarter refund if no relief is felt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Order of American Mechanics
Coshocton
C. BE. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
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