How to Cure Liver Trouble and Digestive Ailments
Read with care the advised distinction between laxatives and proper bowel care. The article advocates gentle cleansing to stimulate both bowels and liver, recommending Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe, non-gripe remedy. It cites testimonials from Wim Hinchman and others praising improved digestion, liver function, and appetite with regular use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Wim
Hinchman
Mesick
Mich
Northport notes and club events in local items
Northport reports detail Mrs. R E Campbell and son Ter as they head to Cleveland for medical care with Mr Campbell joining to Traverse City. The Woman's club heard Miss Emma Bordeaux, then Roland Clark spoke on Grand Rapids clubs. Various locals, meetings, dinners, and plans list upcoming events and travel, including club reports and community notices.
Manetta area notes hold services and events
Ma kettle area brief items report Deaconess from Grand Rapids leading meetings at Summit City tonight and Rev Herbert conducting. Henry Bogart and wife visited locally Sunday. Halloween party at John Folker’s home. D P Faylor to raise barn Thursday. Boys behaved well on Halloween. League supper and social at Ira Matchett home Friday night with a good turnout and enjoyable singing.
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Hallowe'en
League
Ira Matchett
Mapleton notes and hunting trip plans
Frank Smiths new foundation extends into a woodshed. Miss Maloney teaches a strong school. Wallace Giles and Ralph Smith plan a hunting trip with a new tent. A church social for fire victims at Ogdensburg raised over 35 dollars plus clothing donations. Ray Dane visited Ed Helfrich. Rose Lardie and Mrs. John Hoffman visited Old Mission relatives. Ed Emory recovering from typhoid fever. Nov 2.
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Mapleton
Frank Smith
Miss Maloney
Wallace Giles
Ralph Smith
Ogdensburg
Ray Dane
Ed Helfrich
Rose Lardie
John Hoffman
Old Mission
Ed Emory
Ladies Aid sewing for Mrs. Lulu Rawlins noted
Local society plans Thursday afternoon sewing with Mrs. Burr James for Mrs. Lulu Rawlins of Hannah. Infant of Mr. and Mrs. George Pepler is very ill. Fred Tabberer hosted a family dress party for Sunday school girls with multiple child actors in a Mother Goose themed skit led by Nela Manigold and others. Mr and Mrs Lester Sayers occupy Denniston back rooms. George Porter found a curious object by the track and injured his hand by a stove rubbing a dynamite stick. Mr and Mrs Richard Marshall hosted visitors from Grand Rapids. Mr and Mrs Bowers relocated to their farm bought from Will Chase and Bowers now works on the railroad section under Foreman Gran. Rumors swirl of an imminent wedding. Rev. Cochlin from Traverse City hunted locally and bagged eight partridges.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Lulu Rawlins
Hannah
Burr James
George Pepler
Fred Tabberer
Mother Goose
Nela Manigold
Jack and Jill
Carrie Heim
Miss Faye, McKeage
Simple Simon
Thelma Gore
Topsy
Cornelia Marshall
Hazel Kidder
Uncle Tom
Iva Newcomer
Gypsy Fortune Teller
Goldie Halliday
Humpty Dumpty
Della Newcomer
Little Bo Peep
Dolly Halliday
Lester Sayers
Denniston
George Porter
Richard Marshall
Grand Rapids
Bowers
Will Chase
Gran
Cochlin
Traverse City
Local Notes From Hodge and Williamsburg Community
In Williamsburg a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bunce on October 27 1908. Wim J. May of Bellaire and Mrs. Charles Eaton hosted visits with family. Local moves include W H Ayers relocating to a farm east of town and depot staff moving into vacated rooms. Ota Elder plans work in Charlevoix this winter. Newman Young recovers at Traverse City after finger amputation from a bicycle incident. Ladies Aid prepares a grand Thanksgiving dinner at the parsonage. Charles Eaton and family spent Sunday in Traverse City. Mrs. Elwyn Hill returns from Traverse City improving in health. Wedding rumors circulate for November 5 involving Lyon and Baird families. Wim Waugu plans winter relocation for health, negotiating sale of his house to W A Bell. Halloween caused no damage though pranks abounded. October 3 notes: Wallie Mattison to rent his farm and move to Ilk Rapids. Several residents visit or travel for health and family reasons. Damon Seeley and Wally Mattison haul wood for Dell Fairbanks. Mrs. Cook travels south for a two week visit. At Hodges Mr. and Mrs. D Pender visit John. W L Wilson visits E J Bancroft. Mrs. Jane Smith returns from visiting her granddaughter. Hazel Knight visits Mayfield. Mrs. N Avery visits Traverse City. Deck Slocum sighted in Hodges. A sick horse troubles J Bennett. Mrs. Frank Lydell dies near Kingsley on Oct 28 from heart neuralgia, leaving husband and three children Claud Grace and Jasper.
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Williamsburg
Clyde Bunce
Wim. J. May
Bellaire
Charles Eaton
W. H. Ayers
Will Hamilton
Ota Elder
EB. J. Kaufman
Charlevoix
Newman Young
Traverse City
Ladies’ Aid Society
Elwyn Hill
Lyon
Baird
Wim. Waugu
W. A. Bell
Hallowe'en
Wallie Mattison
Ilk Rapids
George Freeman
Pahl
Harry Beckwith
John Broomhead
Rolly MecClune
B. J. Hoyt
Kingsley
Claud
Grace
Jasper Sesides
Paris
Village notices and local events from November 3
The item lists village happenings including Marshal Purcell’s attempted capture of a tramp, a new road completion, carpenters working on Mr. Bakers Crystal Lake resort, residents visiting Chicago, correspondence lessons, and local farming and building activity. Hotel arrivals from Chicago and Washburn noted.
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Purcell
Chicago
Q. ©. Olson
P. E. Graves
Amlle Capauch
H. BE. Gill
Washburn
Joseph Glaub
ITIL
John Glaub
M. C. Mercer
A. J. Miller
Real estate transfers in Oak Park and surrounding townships
A series of property deeds recorded involving Wm. Ackerman and wife to Lewis Clark. P. B. Wright to W. J. Saxton. Ludwick Kroupa to W. H. Beitner. Flora Rosebrook to Manton Produce Co.. John W. McKinnon and wife to Kelley Lumber Co.. W. P. Crotser and wife to various buyers. Mary J. Kroupa to John McCormick. M. L. Updike and wife to Chris Anderson. Frank A. Clary and wife to E. A. Gilbert. James Moody and wife to Arthur B. Strubel. Allie P. Brown to Mart A. Gibson. Annie B. Kesner to Chas. D. Kesner. Georgina Yender to W. P. Crotser. Anna Zitka to A. E. Wilson. Goodrich add. Jennie W. Appleby. John Dago and wife to Geo. W. Da.
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Wm. Ackerman
Lewis Clark
Oak Park
P. B. Wright
W. J. Saxton
Ludwick Kroupa
W. H. Beitner
Flora Rosebrook
Manton Produce Co
Fife Lake
John W. McKinnon
Kelley Lumber Co
W. P. Crotser
C. S. Cox
Mary J. Kroupa
John McCormick
Bik
HL. & Co
Thos. Mimnaugh
M. L. Updike
Chris
Anderson
Frank A. Clary
E. A. Gilbert
James Moody
Arthur B. Strubel
O. P. TS
Allie P. Brown
Mart A. Gibson
Prospect Park
Annie B. Kesner
Chas
D. Kesner
Georgina Yender
Suth
Anna Zitka
A. E. Wilson
Goodrich
W. J. Weese
Jennie W. Appleby
John Dago
Geo. W
S. B
Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Health Power
A health tonic claims to preserve robust wellness by maintaining vitality, contrasting with the view of illness as a form of modern enslavement. The slogan positions Burdock Blood Bitters as a remedy for lifelong vigor.
Amendments carry in Grand Traverse with strong margins
The state constitution amendment carried Grand Traverse county by 762 votes, with 2054 for to 1222 against. The city added a 497 majority, and statewide totals show 2084 votes for the amendment. Townships show varied results as reported.
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Carrid
Grand Traverse County
Blair
Fife Lake
East Bay
Garfield Ee
Peeee
Grant
Green Lake
Long Lake
Tind Mayfield
Paradise
Peninsula
Union Se
Whitewater
Acme
Perea al
Ibife Lake
Garfield
Wee
Grant Sees
Epee
Tifth
Governors by state party affiliations list
A compiled roster shows governors by state with party labels. Notable entries include Colorado Shaforth D, Florida Gilchrist D, Indiana Marshall D, Ohio Harmon DB, New York Hughes R, Texas Campbell D, Washington Cosgrove R, Wisconsin Davidson R, and many others across the union.
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Colorado
Shaforth
Connecticut
Lilly
Delaware
Pennwilt
Florida
Gilchrist
Idaho
Brady
Illincois
Deneen
Indiana
Marshall
Iowa
Carroll
Kansas
Stubbs
Massachusettes
Draper
Michigan
Warner
Minnesota
Johnson
Missouri
Cowherd
Montana
Norris
Nebraska
Shattenberger
New Hampshire
Quinby
New York
Hughes
North Carolina
Kichin
North Dakota
Ohio
Harmon
Rhode Island
Arnold
South Carolina
Ansel
South “‘Dakota
Nessey
Tennessee
Patterson
Texas
Campbell
Utah
Sprey
Washington
Cosgrove
West Virginia
Glassrock
Wisconsin
Davidson
Obituary for Lottie B. Paul of Springdale Arkansas
Lottie B. Paul wife of John E. Paul died at Springdale Arkansas on October 2 1908 aged 34. Her 11 year old daughter Lois Odell Paul also died September 5 from typhoid fever in the same household, with six family cases and two fatalities. Mr Paul a former Grand Traverse Michigan resident had moved his family to Arkansas seeking a home. The family joined the Seventh Day Adventist church at Springdale. The writer notes her Christian character and fond memories of their mountain home and climate. M L Leach.
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Lottie B. Paul
John E. Paul
Springdale
Ark
Paul
Grand Traverse
Michigan
Arkansas
Mrs Eller Leaves for South Bend to Attend Funeral
Mrs F M Eller of 581 Washington street departed yesterday for South Bend to attend the funeral of her mother Mrs Geo Bentley.
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F. M. Eller
Washington Street
South Bend
Mr and Mrs John German Leave for Bay City
Mr and Mrs John German depart this morning for Bay City in what appears to be a routine travel note. The couple were seen at the station with their luggage and cheerful dispositions as they prepared for their trip.
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John German
Bay City
CLOTHCRAFT FASHION PROMISES FIT FOR ALL AGES
CLOTHCRAFT promises smart style for young men and conservative taste for older men. The cutting and die making aim to produce clothes that look good at first wear and keep their appearance. The garments have trade approval and strong praise from wearers.
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Gclothcraft
Roosevelt congratulates Taft and the nation on victory
President Roosevelt sent a telegram from the White House dated November 3 1908 to Judge Taft Cincinnati Ohio expressing hearty congratulations to Taft and the country The Taft reply thanked Roosevelt noting his interest in Taft s success and the administration s role in the victory
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White House
Washington
Cincinnati
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Taft
Owillia H.taft
Sheriff Shuter Thanks Voters for Support in Election
Sheriff Shuter thanks friends and voters of the county for the handsome majority in Tuesday's election. He pledges to give satisfaction in office and to honor the confidence placed in him by the electorate.
Thompsonville Social Notes Amid Local Visits and Gatherings
Thompsonville Michigan reports E R Grant returned from a week with daughter Alma in Big Rapids. Mrs Peltier visits Manistee while Dr. Peltier travels to Chicago. Mrs R Terren returns from Montague and Grand Rapids. A group including Dixon Smith Del yea McLaughlin and Waraham attend an Elks meeting in Manistee with three to be initiated. Emily Diamond and two children arrive from California to visit Mrs Ella Diamond. Chas Diamond and wife grandparents of a healthy eight pound boy. Wm Mogg of Honor en route to Nessen City. Jennia Watson of Frankfort solicits Maccabees members. Mary Hamilton accepts clerk job at Wm Imerman’s during sale.
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J. M. Dixon
John Smith
Dave Delyea
Glen McLaughlin
Ted Wareham
Manistee
The
Elks
Order
Wm. Mogg
Nessen City
Jennia Watson
Maccabees
Frankfort
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R. E. Campbell
Lester
Cleveland
M. Ju. Peck
Austenberg
EH. Kelsey
EB. D. Tate
Ee F
Moore
Milwaukee
Grand Haven
Woman's Club
Uncle Ruben
Celia Humpsch
Woods Hutchinson
A. M
McClure’s
Apri
Valley City Milling Company
Grand Rapids, Mich
Ellston
ROBERT E._ WALTER
Fred HH
PRATT
Edward A. Monroe
M. L. Leach
A. J. Wilhelm
Teddy
Sheriff Shuter
Voters
Thompsonville
Thompsonville, Mich
E.R. Grant
Alma
Big Rapids
Dr. Peltier
Mansten
Emily Diamond
California
Ella Diamond
Diamond
Mary Hamilton
Wm. Imerman
Corn Products Refining Company
Fire Lake
Green Lake Paweeree
Long Lake Eee
Asee
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