Scott's Emulsion Promises Superior Cod Liver Oil Benefits
An advertisement touts codfish liver oil in Scott’s Emulsion as the best flesh builder with no rival fat or oil. It claims emulsification enhances results and notes thirty years of proven performance, offering a free sample from Scott & Bowne of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
New York
Dr. Fenner
I. Henry C. Crayton
N. Broadway
St. Louis
M. M. Fenner
M. D
Fredonia
C. E. Anderson
Connector
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Package Wagon 0 A Success In Coshocton
The Coshocton Transfer and Storage company reports strong local demand for its five cent package delivery service. A blackboard at Peoples Bank lists orders by time and address for prompt pickup. The firm plans to post more boards on city corners for coal and delivery orders.
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Coshocton
Bought Dr McCurdy's Farm Wear Keene
Dayton man Orley Wolfe visits family, Misses Gilchrist and Foster guest at gatherings, latent notices of farm purchases, church meetings, and local social events described with names and places. Deafness remedy ad closes the item with medical claims and a testimonials note from Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Anthropologist Starr aims forest camp with Batwa pygmies
Chicago University anthropologist Frederick Starr plans a yearlong expedition into the central African forest to study the Batwa pygmies and the yellow copper-skinned people. He will document habits, languages, and culture with photography phonographs and experts, aided by King Ndombe in the Congo protectorate and Samuel Verner.
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Chicago University
Frederick Starr
Chicas Uiversity
New York
Africa
Afrea Givedo
Fribane
Starr
Manuel Gutradles
Mhg
Starr Smd
Samuel Verner
United States
Nile
Red Sea
Ver- Hors
Sturr
Ndombe
Holisien Kongo Protectorate
Ndombety
King Ndombe
New Jersey
Dad
Stare Wil
Professor Star
Roast Your Germs Roasting Advice From Chicago Physician
Chicago physician urges residents to heat and roast germs before opening heat registers in autumn to curb throat coughs. Dr. Herman Spalding warns germs from summer hidden in pharmacies may spread if not roasted, citing staphylococcus and streptococcus as primary threats.
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Chicago
Br. fHeman Spalding
Cosenza
Spalding
Chacage
Butan
Dro Spalding
Reverend Milburn Rejects Simple Life Philosophy
Chicago pastor Reverend Joseph A. Milburn rejects the notion of a simple life noting only the penitentiary offers true simplicity. He argues a life focused on luxury and self improvement is desirable and warns against moderation in pursuits. He values men who are good fellows and balanced in character.
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Vr. Milburn
Joseph A. Milburn
Chicago
Plymouth Church
Lfe
Penitentiary
Free Lunch Promised After Church Service
A Cripple Creek church introduces a Sunday notice offering a free lunch. The First Christian church under its pastor announces that "lunch will be served immediately after church in the Endeavor room" and will be free to all attendees, a contrast to past saloon monopolies.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
First Christian Church
Parisian Faden Gloves Shine in Theatest Parix Summer
Glove fashion in Paris features miniature gold mirrors attached to the palm. Canada reports Bla Salmon Catch leads the year with a catch about 400,000 casas ahead of the United States.
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Canada
Avondale News Briefs Highlight Lectures and Visits
Avondale notes a Lafayette man Steve Davis will relocate for a glove factory job and stay with Har sey Leavengood. Town events include Oct 27 to Oct 29 entertainments, a women only lecture on Nov 1, and farmer institute plans in December. Residents and guests from Bakersville Wilmot West Lafayette Roscoe and Coshocton area are listed along with a hand injury at F Boyds and local church communion services last Sunday.
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Avondale
Steve Davis
Lafayette
Harsey Leavengood
Edson
Adies
William C. Dawson
Dawson
Farmers Institute
Winnie Thomas
Edith Everhart
Harvey Leavenwood
Qeo Klein
Roscoe
JM Henderson
Porter McCrea
Ant Charles Norman
Zanesville
Boyd
Fred Hothem
Muskingum College
Orrville Park Amany
WP Shurch
Benton Warren
Bakersville
Rebecca Myers
Mary Warrent
Elgerton
Kans
F. W. Ruegsegsar
Battle
Heh Allen
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Joseph Lockard
Cambridge
James Park
James Lockard
Joseph Richie
Coshocton R. F. No. 1
Clerks' Union to Meet Friday at Central Labor Hall
The Clerks' union will meet in Central Labor hall this coming Friday with special business on the agenda and a full attendance requested. Mrs. Austins Pancakes are noted as superior to everything. Ada are a household necessity according to the feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerks’ Union
Tzentral Labor Hall
Halloween at Canal Lewisville Program and Social
Canal Lewisville October 26 report that the Epworth League will host a monthly social at Henry Raemer’s home one mile north of town on Friday evening with a Halloween program featuring the Mysterious Yarn. Invitations extend to Mr and Mrs R L Besst and other local residents. various visits and meetings noted in nearby towns.
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Center Valley
Cal Houp
Joseph Kime
Orange
Theodore Deeds
Mouve
Dansherry
W. R Crater
J. ©. Glenn
Newcomerstown
G. W. Alexander
Plainfield
Prieils
HR. A
Canal
Lewisville
Epworth League
Henry Raemer
R. L. Besst
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F. Anderson
Krene QO
Orley Wolfe
Dayton
Wm. Wolfe
Mary Gilchuist
Bellevue
Etta Foster
C. M. Cooper
Ida Hay
Misa Bessie Ling
Porter
Harrison
Samuel
Akron
Quanty Op
Nathan Glover
Maston of
Rascoe
Ino
George Cooper
Rey Aml
A. W. Manning
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drangiste
Professor Starr
Alta
Herototus
Attica
Ohlahoma
Pothawatomie County
Oklahoma
Garh
Syracuse Uniersity
Springfield Republican
Avongale
The
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
Ac Essary
Dr.p
Chas. Wilhelm
Ceshocton
John Wilhelm
Hazel
Madge Hendersom
H. W. Hendersom
H. P. Reamer
Keene
Mohler
Katie Tompkins
Coshoctem
D. B. Markley
Teasday Magnetic Springs
Ebersole
King Smith & Nixon
Reynolds
Packard
Newman Bros
Haddorff
Clinton
Angel Bros
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