San Jake Proclaimed Most Effective Cure Yet Told
A claim that Dr Burr Tuberculosrs and Catarrh has no preparation known as effective as San Jake.
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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1915
Page
6
A claim that Dr Burr Tuberculosrs and Catarrh has no preparation known as effective as San Jake.
A brief note describes San Jal as a remedy that reduces danger by easing pain in the back and abdomen, claiming it prevents auto intoxication and helps the man avoid weakness and unsteady steps associated with aging.
A damaged wartime style notice set describes debt collection and farmer hardships over a $40 debt, plus a Pomona Grange meeting in Plattston with a corn judging contest and varied program items. It includes names such as Mra. Batdorf, Mrs K Davia, Luise Bow, Tessie Baker, Nora Fleming, Homer Mann, Donald Robinson, Merlin Tremain, Daisy Allman, Dilly Robinson, Merlin Patter, and Mrs Roy Scham.
Tedrow topics include social calls and family visits in Wauseon and Toledo along with church events and a tonic endorsement. A revival speaker discusses missions in the Americas and a local arrest note details a bigamist stagecoach escape involving a Lenawee County sheriff investigation.
Residents visit Chas Hike and work on a new barn while others move and plan events. George Giles McArthur ill. Lewis Hines contemplates Fremont sale. Dinius sells farm and moves. Olive Branch and King schools host events, lessons, milk testing with a Babcock tester, and box social plans. Regular ads promote Dr King’s laxative.
An old agricultural ad notes convalescent tonics and olive oil emulsions for rapid tissue revival. It promotes poultry feed, chick starter, grit, shells, mash, and assorted poultry remedies at Han na and Bressers Feed Store with reference to Oliver or Imperial plows from GEO. J. Oakley & Co.
Sunday at Zion noted a ten o'clock service. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jake Krieger and Ralph with J F Johnston Sle and Mrs Eli Schrock and others. Several locals such as Harold Everett Otto Habel Perry Krieger and Clyde Hahcock visited Riley Sipe while Denta Schag stayed with 8 Wentz. Ella and Ruby Baldwin joined William Krieger and wife for a Sunday visit.
A California court supports a state law banning spite fences on Russian Hill. The ruling cites fair play and public rights, noting that owners may not use property to deprive others of light and view. The crest wall at issue is to be cut down to ten feet, pending higher court review.
A ship Empress of Ireland tragedy is linked to a cat carrying kittens off a Montreal dock and a London occult club’s belief in its portents. The article also notes German soldiers’ sight ranges and sketches biographical tidbits about jurist Alexander Meek, plus a noted bromine estimate in seas.
The Stites School reports its building burned to ashes in a total loss of books and displays. Neighbors discuss consolidation, but students urge returning to Dist. No. 4 with teacher Mr. Cochran. They thank Cochran for past help and request a meeting soon.
The riding master fumes at new garments from Cuttum & Quick blaming Jim for paying with his own check. Leonard engineers a prank by sharing the tailor shop deception with Mrs Leonard, exposing the outfits as poor advertisement and getting even with the supplier.
The column lists Sunday services for Ghurghes M. E. Church Lutheran Church Evangelical Church and Congregational schedule with Sabbath school times sermons prayer meetings and a note on ongoing revival influence. It includes pastors visitors and planned events for March 21 and Easter preparation.
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