Local notes and health updates in the community
Mrs Shultz slowly regaining health while Mrs David Fullmer visits Paulding Center. Mr J M Smith and family visit relatives near Fort Wayne. M A Boutelle recovering hope to be about soon. Dr Harris now in Cecil to practice. Mrs Rover from Lima visiting Boutelle family. Wood chopping on Mr Adams place for Rev Shultz next Friday. L H Adams visiting from Madison Wis encounters severe Gale may be fatal. B F Myers has a scholar aged 26 German educated but weak in English. Regular Baptists to hold missionary meeting at M E church next Sat and Sun. W E Hagg had a smash up returning from church last Sabbath. breast collar high, horse choked, shafts broken, buggy axle bent. no one hurt.
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Shultz
David Fullmer
Paulding Center
J. M. Smith
Fort Wayne
M. A. Boutelle
Dr. Harris
Cecil
Rover
Lima
Ohio
Boutelle
M. E
W. E. Hagg
Express Calls Republicans Crippled After New York Disasters
The Defiance Democrat notes the Republican party is crippled and predicts further New York disasters will kill the party beyond recognition while urging readers to remember its grim fate.
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the Express
New York
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised By Toledo Firm
It is a common claim that Hall's Catarrh Cure cured many. The advertisement promotes the remedy for sale by druggists at 75 cents per bottle. Sole proprietors listed as F. J. Curary & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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F. J. Curary & Co
Toledo
W. Forsha
Forsha
A. M. Dennison
Cincinnati
G. W. Bechel
Local Notices and Births in Rural Georgetown Area
S W Battie moved onto his father's farm last week. A daughter was born to Mart and Maggie Goosemour last week. Much corn remains to be husked in this region. School began in Georgetown on Monday with A Garver as teacher. Mr Der and family moved onto the farm he taught at S W Battie. Church meetings started at Pleasant Point by the Church of God and Progres ors. A child of Mr and Mrs William Giers died at age 2 from scalding. Isaiah Lyle of Mark Center visited last week on business. Ester Staley died November 11 at 76 years 11 months 17 days. long Christian life, united with United Brother church, leaves many friends.
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S. W. Battie
Mart
Maggie Goosemour
Georgetown
A. Garver
Der
Church of God and the Progresors
Pleasant Point
William Giers
Isaiah Lyle
Jmark Center
Ester Staley
United Brother Church
Local Notes on Illness, Travel and Farm Activity
Mrs. Adam Clemens improves after illness. Frank Rohn traveled to Liberty Center on Saturday. School reopened with fair attendance. G. A. Hiester reports readiness for winter and has 42 cords of wood. Hiester and family spent Sunday with E. E. Degier in South Richland. Frank Rehn bought over 300 dollars worth of tile for drainage. John Spangler has laid 22 000 tiles and will add 2 000 more this fall. Mrs. J. Smith of Defiance visited, guest of Mrs. Adam Clement s. John Spangler sold a calf to Roy of Tue Bend for 50 dollars. He bought a cow seven years ago for 50 dollars and sold her calves for 500 over time, still retaining cow and calf.
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Adam Clemens
Frank Rohn
Liberty Center
William Costello
G. A. Hiester
South Richland
E. E. Degier
Frank Rehn
John Spangler
J. Smith
Defiance
Adam Clement S
Roy
Tue Bend, O
Local Notes On Sickness Purchases And Family News
Several of L. B. Spencer's family are sick with fever at this writing. F. Grant bought the old school building in district No. 3, Monroe. Consideration, $21. Robert Linard has gone to county, and reports he will bring back a new cook. Milton Schoonover and Miss Laddy Latimore, formerly of this place, now of Kansas, are visiting. John Grant purchased the old school store from the district for four dollars. Old things sell well these hard times.
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L. B. Spencer
F. Grant
Monroe
Robert Linard
Carary
Milton Schoonover
Laddy Latimore
Kansas
John Grant
The Tribune A Strong National Paper For All Readers
The Tribune ranks foremost among New York City newspapers with national circulation. It discusses development of country resources and business welfare, appealing to readers of all parties and staying strong for the Republican cause while being safe for home reading. A prospectus promises new features for the coming year.
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New York City
Tribune
the Tribune
New-York Tribune
Congress
Evarta
Sherman, I
Sure Cure for Blind Bleeding and Itching Piles
A historic advertisement claims William's Indian Pile Ointment cures long standing piles in minutes. It promises absorption of tumors, relief from itching, and instant soothing as a private poultice. Sold by druggists or mail order for $1 from William M. Co. Cleveland Ohio and by G. W. Bechel.
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William
William Me.c
Acker's Blood Elixir Market Claim Stated
N G Woodward asserts Acker's Blood Elixir offers superior merits over remedies of its kind. He guarantees a positive cure for rheumatism syphilis and all blood disorders. The product purportedly clears skin and improves complexion.
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N. G. Woodward
Acker
Mrs Wixstows Soothing Syrup Praised by Mothers
An advertisement extols Mrs Wixstows Soothing Syrup for teething children as a trusted remedy from a leading nurse physician in the United States. It claims forty years of use by millions of mothers, relieving pain and curing dysentery diarrhea griping and wind colic, with a price of 25 cents a bottle.
Dr Flagg's Family Ointment Promises Clear Skin
Advertisement claims Dr Flagg's Family Ointment removes facial blemishes and eruptions. It promises soft smooth beauty and is sold by druggists or mailed at 25 cents from William M'fg Co Cleveland Ohio and by G W Bechel.
Acker's Blood Elixir Claim Touted By Woodward
N G Woodward asserts Acker's Blood Elixir cures blood disorders and skin diseases including scrofula boils syphilis and rheumatism after a practical test He says it is not a patent nostrum but a scientific preparation and guarantees its effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Woodward
Acker
N.G. Woodward
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets sold over a million boxes
N G Woodward advertises Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming over one million boxes sold in the last year. The copy promises relief from chronic constipation dyspepsia sour stomach sick headache heartburn and female troubles with a guaranteed satisfaction guarantee.
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N. G. Woodward
Acker
Shiloh’s Cure and Vitalizer Sold by G W Bechel
Advertising blurbs promote Shiloh’s Cure for coughing and sleepless nights and Shiloh’s Vitalizer for digestion and appetite. G W Bechel in Geneva also offers Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy, Shiloh’s Porous Plaster, and Snivoln’s Cough and Consumption Cure with guarantees.
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Shiloh
G. W. Bechel
G. W
Oan
Compilation of Diverse 19th Century Literary Fragments
A miscellaneous collection including A Tricycle Pilgrimage to Rome illustrated by Pennell Historical Papers by Edward Eggleston and others Papers on Persia by 8.G. W. Benjamin late U.S. minister with numerous illustrations As tronomical Articles practical and popular on Sidereal Astronomy Papers on Christian Unity representatives of various religious denominations Papers on Manual Education by experts and more Short Stories.
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Pennell
Edward Eggleston
Persia
G. W. Benjamin
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