Calomel is Replaced by Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup
Birmingham resident reports relief from indigestion stomach and kidney trouble after using Dr Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup. The ad claims many others improved as well and cites availability in druggists. Also notes local sale and community notices plus a pie supper fundraiser for Hickory Flat Library and a chest poultice promotion.
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Prince of Birmingham
Ala
Thacher Medicine Company
Chattencogs
Tenn
Endeavor activity notes from Friday at local schools
Mrs Guta Lord vested Miss Grace Gits at Endeavor school Friday morning and stayed for Reading Circle walk. Miss Mary Sue visited Endeavor Friday. Revival meeting progresses nicely at Puirview. James Freeman family visits Gates home Lindy. Like Walker hosts Verde Miller Thursday night. Mr Benley sends word for District No. 1h. Mrs Lula Lord and Mrs Eula Brooks attend Reading Circle Friday afternoon.
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Guta Lord
Grace Gits
Reading Circle
Alt
Mary Sue
Endeavor
Puirview
James Freeman
Gates Home
Wayside Gleanings and Local News Items
Sunday school at Macomb Methodist Church each Sunday. Fern Lara weighed 10 pounds at Charley and Mrs Findley’s home on Oct 24. Charley smiles. Miller fills two silos employing seven. Arthur Glenwood out of school, suffers from rheumatism. Annie McWinney left for Springfield then Kansas to visit relatives. Findley, Harve and Everest worked last week for Mar Selatan. Mrs T S Jackson of Springfield visiting WA Christy. October was cool. soon needed rain. Farmers gathering corn. others mentioned.
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Macomb
Arthur Glenwood
Annie McWinney
Springfield
Kansas
Mr. Findley
Harve and
Everest
Mar Selatan
Lat Weel
Tirandina Doyel
T. S. Jackson
Sprigfield
Christy
Lead Hill Sunday School and Local Social Notes
Lead Hill community reports Sunday School at 1am, Predeluge study on Jat Saturdays and Sundays by tev M. Vo Spain of Cedar Gap, singing on the 4th Sunday. RM Harvey and wife visited Me Hoggens Sunday. Rev M Spine ofdar Gay held regular lead Saturday evening and 11 oclock Sunday. Ray Morris ill with Miss Abbie Lee of Cedar Gip married Sunday. Hubert Hensley home on a visit. Dan Kise and family from Okhoma visiting George and wife in Overland car. Cap Goss husking corn for Charley Samuels, planning trip to Kansas. Lena Crider and Anzel Uvat went home with teacher Mrs Stella Gaskill. Monday night Sam Goss and Aston Heard visited Joe Goss Sunday. Mrs Jake Crider and son Will went to the fair at A. Morris Monday.
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Tev M. Vo Spain
Cedar Gap
Harvey
Hoggens
Dan Kise
Okhoma
George Hos Rand
Cap Goss
Charley Samuels
Kansas
Lena Crider
Anzel Uvat
Stella Gaskill
Sam Goss
Aston
Joe Goss
Jake Crider
Will
Infair
A. Morris
Autumnal social notes from Route Number 2
A stream of local visits and gatherings fills the week as residents like Ralph Brazeal, Mrs. Main of St Joseph, Tom and Joe Main and families, the Letsingers, Harley Stout and family, Miss Zelia Letsinger, Mrs. W Stone of Springfield, J W Brentlinger, and others are seen at homes and church events. A yearling calf loss is noted as hydrophobia suspected. Local names and dates anchor a snapshot of community life.
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Ralph Brazeal
Paul Willais
Main
St. Joseph
Tom
Joe Main
Sam Letsinger
Scott Letsinger
Harley Stout
Zelia Latsinger
Fairview
W. ¥. Stone
Springfield
J. W. Brentlinger
J K. P. Coday
Mansfield
Harry Thomas
Leota Brentlinger
Ralph Brestlinger
Lloyd Deaver
R. W. Keeling
Jason Hight
Myrtle Williams
Zella
H.M. Baker
Clarence Doziers
Robert Peabody
Wh. W. Starne
Whole Truth About Cardui Women’s Tonic in Circleville
Mrs. Fannie Eads of Circleville says Cardui the woman’s tonic cured her two year back and limb pains, restoring strength and mobility. She asserts hundreds of thousands of women benefited over 50 years and urges others to try Cardui from druggists. Dr F H Riley provides dental work in Martville this week.
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Circleville
Ohio
NCB
Jad Salta Kidney Flush Claims Backed by Tradition
A vintage ad promotes Jad Salta a lemon juice lithia salt drink to flush kidneys and prevent bladder irritation. It touts daily use with water, claims to cleanse urinary tract, reduce pain, and improve kidney function, urging readers to drink more water for lasting relief.
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Harmac
Uthia
Mrs. Nichols Visits From Mountain Grove
Mrs. E. J. Nichols arrived last week from Mountain Grove and spent time in the area.
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E. J. Nichols
Mountain Grove
Yes Lift A Corn Off Without Pain
A Cincinnati authority touts Freezone as pain free for removing corns and calluses. Apply a few drops to the tender area, and the corn loosens and lifts out with root. Small cost, minimal irritation, and available at drug stores through pharmacists or wholesale houses.
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Cincinnati Authority
Cincinnati
Seymour resident Joe Mashburn visits this week
Joe Mashburn of Seymour was here during the week, stopping in for meetings and local engagements, according to the city desk notes.
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Joe Mashburn
Seymour
W. A. Jones
Mountain Grove
Cream for Catarrh Opens Up Nostrils
Fragrant antiseptic cream promises instant relief from nasal congestion and head inflammation. Apply a small amount in the nostrils to open air passages, soothe swollen membranes, and relieve cold symptoms quickly. Sold by druggists as a healing balm for catarrh.
School Notes From Last Week's Assembly and Games
Drs H Riley spoke on the war subset. H Dennis wrote a talk urging families to sign pledges to save wheat meat and sugar. Hartville basketball game noted with Mansfield boys praised for conduct and referee Oscar Coday. Visitors included Miss Allen from Thayer and several teachers and staff with plans to exchange ideas. Room 2 organized a literary society with first program at Thanksgiving.
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Hartville
Oscar Coday
Mansfield Boys
Hartville Boys
Miss Rippee
Preacher Rembert at Pleasant Hill revival and obituaries
Notes record Rev M B Clift preaching first Saturday night and Sunday services at Pleasant Hill with Mrs Maude Frye dying at her mother's home and laid to rest in Pleasant Hill cemetery. Funeral by Rev M B Clift. Frye leaves husband two children mother stepfather and two brothers. Also mention Rodis Roger death November 2 and Hill cemetery. Revival begins third Sunday in November. Fiona Cony visited sister Mrs Frank Coday. Mrs Nancy Scott and children visited Elbert Colay’s.
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Pleasant Hill
M. B. Clift
Maude Frye
M.b.cliftt
Rodis Roger
Pleasant
Fiona Cony
Frank Coday
Nancy Scott
Elbert Colay
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Fuson Drug Company
Hickory Flat
Lin Woodle
Dewey Jones
Picher
Oklo
Lord
Fern Hylton
Carrie Woodle
Grace Hylton
Fayre Stark
Norwood
Ballard
Herrick
Fuson Drug Coat
H. M. Norcross
Bank of Mansfield
Grand View
P. Wilcox
Mansfield Hotel
F. D. Mooney
Proprietor
Mansfield Light & Power Company
Square Deal Mill
Square Deal Mill Co
Ray Johnson
Lead Hill
Mrs. Eads
Cardus
F.H. Riley
iMartvills
Atexas Worder
Dkwolves
Cour Rheugetet
Tialan
Dr. i W. Iil
Deuwetots
Miss Allen
Thayer
Alice Tombleson
Grace Hendrick
Bertha Miller
Thelma Davis
Chas Newton
Mesdames J. N Craig
Horace Fullington
J. EB. Pumuuull
Miss Sullivan
Miss Hoover
Rembert
Fletcher
Ashi
Castoria
S. H. Robertson
The
Clark Township
Nehemiah
U.S. Findley
W. N. Zavers
Charles Findley
Workeshom Palne
Ghat Qmiels
DR. Miles
Miles
Lewis J. Cutter
Marietta
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