Peruna praised by women in Brunnersburg and beyond
A letter-filled feature highlights Peruna as a remedy for catarrh and female disorders. Women such as Mrs. Carsten of Clayton and Mrs. Ellis of Milwaukee report relief from womb issues and weakness after using Peruna. Notices tangle with local updates as residents socialize, work, and visit in Brunnersburg and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Randall
Caro
Mich
Peru-na
Sadie Martinet
Hartman
Columbus. O
Nineteenth Semi Annual Farmer Township Sunday School Convention
Program for the Farmers Township Sunday School Association at Dry Creek U B Church on Saturday September 1 1900 includes afternoon and evening sessions with music sermon devotional service roll call of schools scripture papers teacher as pastor article responses question box secretary’s report and officer election. Executive committee listed with names and officers W L Hosack presiding and Carmin Dustin secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Township Sunday School Association
U B
Dry Creek
M H Davis
Toledo
Carmin Distin
W G Lord
All About the Country Side in Germany Tiffin
The column notes frequent farm work on Street road with three machines on Saturday. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hockman and L Ddno. Bertha Stever and others visited Will Gurwell on Sabbath. A canning factory expansion to 100 workers boosts the local economy while a panoramic war views entertainment is planned for August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stringtown Road
Jacob Hockman
E F Hamaker
Bertha Stever
Ida Bock
Emma Oe
Will Gurwell
Mary
Emma
H L Stock
W Stock
Elmer Dreher
Toledo
L B Smith
Drake
J W Garber
Chicago
A R Briceton
Briceton
Sumer
Harry Gilmore
Butler
William Gilmore
Chas. Christopher
Ind
Sherwood
Ney
Ney Tenderfeet
Wm. Strusacker
Chas. Woods
Chas. Lantz
Etta Gruner
Local Calls and Visits Reported for Week
Mr. and Mrs. Cotterman of Bryan were on business Wednesday. Mrs. J Higgs and family of Mark enter called Wednesday. David Keller visited last week. C H Frederick of Hoboken N J toured the home last week. Mr. McCavitt of Parker Center called last week. Mr Gordon of Woodoo saw his son Frank Gordon Monday morning. Mr Tittle of Evansport was here Sunday afternoon. No visitors allowed Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotterman
Bryan
J Higgs
Andary Riges
Markenter
David Keller
Frederick
Hoboken
N. J
McCavitt
Parner Center
Gordon
Woodoo
Frank Gordon
Tittle
Evansport
Local News Briefs and Personal Updates
Mrs CE Strouble and daughter from Coledo visited CI Hartshorn last week. Mr Folk from the volunteer movement spoke to college students on Wednesday and Thursday nights. Mr Biglow's horse had a lively runaway near Defiance but was stopped west of Ney. Ticket Agent Martin is taking a vacation. Perty Merces lies dying with cholera infantum. Mrs Lewis Motter is on the sick list. Mr Lemiel Donze's wife is recovering from illness. Ney lodge of P Kea? goes to Indiana on the St Joe river to institute a new edge. The Ney lodge, though new, is doing solid team work under Master of Work Ragley. George Lehman of Bryasyyay is calling.
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CE Strouble
Coledo
CI Hartshorn
Folk
Biglow
Defiance
Ney
CI Hartsworn’s
Martin
Perty Merces
Lewis Motter
Lemiel Donze
Ney Lodge
K of P
Indiana
St. Joe River
New
Une Pe Ragley
Aesamate
George Lehman
Bryasyyay
Pleasant Bend Social and Family Visits Reported
Mrs Frank Moses visits Michigan. L Archambeault family joins Defiance visit. Mrs Ed Wolf returns to Napoleon after two weeks here. ME held an ice cream social Saturday night. Elmer Wolf, three, ill at home in Napoleon area. Peter Dirr and Charley Dirr fall from a threshing scene. Wesley Treagrones involved as load of wool is moved. team panics, harness breaks, telephone pole overturned. No serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moses
Michigan
L Archambeault
Defiance
Ed Wolf
Napoleon
Elmer
Wm. Wolf
Peter Dirr
Charley
Wesley Treagrones
Local Farm Notes Highlight Clover Crop and Farm Work
E Webb, Wesley Kincig and others sold several hundred dollars worth of white clover honey to a Philadelphia firm. The Alsyke clover crop is described as the largest for years as thrashing slows. Threshing limited, threshers busy hulling clover seed when weather allows. Myrtle Diehl of Defiance vacationing with Partee grandparents. Ed Partee visited Ney last Tuesday. Wm A Racer works on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Mrs Spreng of near Fort Wayne visits her mother Mrs John C Kuhn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Webb
Wesley Kincig
Philadelphia
Parmenus Partee
Toledo
S W Neaderhauser
Atlantic City
Neaderhauser
K L Keister
Myrtle Diehl
Defiance
Partee
Ed Partee
Ney
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Spreng
Ft. Wayne
John C Kuhn
Fighting for Life With Little Ammunition and Provisions
A late dispatch from the Conger legation describes grim conditions as defenders fight on with scarce supplies. Despite abundant courage, the situation remains precarious for the garrison and their diplomats.
West Milford Group Changes Picnic Venue to Antwerp Park
The West Milford Disciples shift their picnic from Forder’s Grove to Antwerp Park for Thursday the 9th. Delegates invite the U B church, led by Candice Hootman, to attend a Sunday lecture in Edgerton by two Persian preachers. The social event at J A Hootman’s was a financial and social success.
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J A
Antwerp
Mise Candice Hootman
West Milford
Edgerton
Sickness Affects Local Folks and Farm Life
The community reports widespread illness with the Fair brothers and families visiting John Walker in Sunny. Farmers finish oat cutting after a good crop while Ed Kintner returns from Pennsylvania. A Stave Factory shutdowns due to cutter illness and a pension granted to Sarah A Lichty. Edges of town see moves and seed purchases as Chas Woods trades fruit and an Edison proteroscope show is announced for Aug 11. A Sunday school excursion Ney to Lake George set for Aug 15 with round trip 85 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Brothers
John Walker
Sunny
Sarah A Lichty
Ed. Kintner
Pennsylvania
A. P. Ridenour
E. E. Doud
John Garber
P. M. Crago’s
Chas. Woods
Ney
Lake George
Mich
Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets Candy Cathartic
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a candy cathartic to cure constipation with a money back refund offer if the product fails. The copy emphasizes ease of use and a 25 cent price.
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C.C.C
Beating News: U S Forces in Vanguard at Pietsang
Washington reports a cable from Minister Conger about the besieged legation in Peking and the Chinese demand for withdrawal. The dispatch notes rifle fire daily, beheadings of two yamen ministers, and American troops in the vanguard at the forward movement despite supply issues.
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Washington
Conger
State Department
Tsi-Nan-Yamen
Peking
Yamen
United States
Department
Tsung-Li-Yamen
Telegraph Company
Tsi-N
Pietsang
Plan of Action for Piet Song Assault Cited by Chaffee
The article reports General Chaffee indicating an attack on Piet Sing from Pietsang is planned for Sunday. Officials interpret the objective as Yang Tsun to serve as advance base for operations on Peking. American troops Riley's battery Ninth and Fourth infantry with marines were in the battle, aiding British and Japanese on the left flank.
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Peking
Tien Tsin
Riley
Pietsang
Chaffee
War and Navy Departments
Li Hung Chang rules out Allied entry into Peking
London August 8 Li Hung Chang declares that if Allied troops advance the Chinese must resist and allowing entry to escort ministers is impossible. He conveyed this to MP William Pritchard Morgan via a Shanghai agent who urged a settlement at Tien Tsin to avert a world war with China.
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London
Peking
Tien Tsin
Li Hung Chang
William Pritchard Morgan
Merthyr Tydvil
Shanghai
Earl Li
Morgan
China
Mr. Morgan
Lord Salisbury
Sh Chi Chen
Allied forces pursue Chinese as floods hinder advance
Dispatches recount a seven hour battle at Tien Tsin with floods slowing the Allied pursuit. A small Chinese garrison of 14 guns remains at Tien Tsin and reports claim 15,009 Chinese are marching southeast two days away, prompting worries of further mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auy
Peking
Tien Tein
Daily Mail
Chefu
Tien Tsin
England's Course Disapproved by German Foreign Office
Berlin reports in the Cologne Gazette that Germany and several powers disapprove of Britain’s actions in the Yangtse region. The foreign office says most powers, except England, favor keeping the Yangtse valley open for commerce and expect US and Japan to side with Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Berlin
Germany
Great Britain
Yang Tse
Cologne
Yang Tse Valley
Foreign Office
United States
Japan
Rear Guard Annihilated Near Peitsang
Reports from Shanghai say heavy fighting last Sunday east of Peitsang with allied losses around 400 men, including 65 British. Japanese artillery performed well amid Chinese cross-fire. Chinese retreat occurred but they saved their guns and their rear guard was nearly wiped out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Peitsang
German Foreign Office Says No Confirmation Of News From Tien Tsin
Berlin reports no confirmation of alarming Tien Tsin news or a Peking advance but deems reliable the account of a severe Sunday clash between Japanese and Russian forces and Chinese troops. It cautions that even if fighting occurred it may not indicate an imminent advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Tien Tsin
Peking
Japanese Consul Reports Beijing Ministers Safe Amid Looming Attack
Wireless message from Shanghai dated Aug 8 states Chinese forces may renew attack on Peking soon. It notes only 25 cartridges per person and six days of provisions remain for ministers and staff, and that the Japanese secretary died of wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Peking
Fire in National Park Under Control Near Livingston
The August 3 fire in the national park near Livingston is under control and sightseers are not disrupted. Late reports indicate the blaze may stay contained with no impact on visitors.
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Livingston, Mon
National Park
Market Reports Show Wide Price Ranges Across Cities
Grain and stock prices recap for Aug 7 lists cattle, hogs, sheep, and calves across Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, New York, Cincinnati, Toledo, and Baltimore. Prices cover steers, cows, bulls, hogs, lambs, and calves with regional highs and lows and no clear market consensus.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Texas
Cleveland
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Toledo
Baltimore
Streetcar Blown Up In St Louis After Five Day Pause
Dynamiters again placed explosives on St Louis Transit tracks. A Bellefontaine car in North St Louis blew up shattering windows, breaking the forward trucks, and ripping a hole in the floor. No one aboard injured.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Transit Company
Bellefontaine
North St. Louis
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