Family diary style notes from Friday to Thursday
A fragmented weekly family reminiscence narrates superstition about Friday work , a finger injury while fixing shades and swearing , Sunday chicken dinner with company , a desire for civilized killing, a visit from aunts, kisses differing in effect, saving a nickel as a souvenir, a nephew's wedding invite and regrets for not attending with anticipation of more coming events.
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Jane
Joe
Marite
Yung
Tanlac credited with restoring farmer’s health in Indiana
A Morton farmer Testifies Tanlac added 24 pounds and relieved rheumatism indigestion and kidney trouble. He reports full recovery and renewed energy with three square meals daily and solid sleep. Tanlac distributed through Odon Alfordsville Elnora and Washington.
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Tanlac
Morton
Mr. Heihs
Taniac
Odon
Odon Drug Co
Washington
Chase Williams
Alfordsville
R.A. Roberts
Elnora
H.R. Stalcup
Social visits and family news from STRINGTOWN area
Mr and Mrs Ralph Watkins and family spent Wednesday night with Mr and Mrs George Groves. Frank Brock spent Thursday with Roscoe Myers. Mrs Golda Myers and daughter Effie and Mrs Blanche Faith and daughter Imogene visited Mrs Cora Myers on Saturday. Henry Grove and his mother and Mr and Mrs Dick Grove spent Saturday with George Grove. Audra Faith of Shiloh spent Friday to Sunday with aunt Cora Myers. Elbert Grove are owners of a new eight and a half pound girl Ruth Nene. Mrs Sarah Grove and Mr and Mrs Joseph Browning visiting relatives in Missouri. Grace Grove and Miss Alma Cavness called on Mrs Golda Myers Sunday evening. Charles Tomey motored to Washington Tuesday. Frank Mallett of Montana visiting his parents and friends. David, Ora and Mary McCall visited Bedford. Clara and Vern McCall of Bedford visited here. Ethel Groves visited near Washington. Miss Bessie Keller visited Washington. Margaret Osman guest of Ruth Matheny Saturday night and Sunday. Mason Webber drove to Washington Thursday. William Rosenberry and son passed through Thursday. Elias Scott and son Harvey drove to Plainville Saturday. W E Isenegle family guests of G W Tomey Sunday.
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Frank Mallett
Montana
Sallis Mallett
David, Ora
Mary McCall
Bedford
Local motorists travel to Washington on Tuesday
EPSOM J T Pruett Ed Scott Glen Hind man and Nelson Bugher motored to Washington Tuesday. Palmer Cox and family and Mrs Sarah Greves drove to the county seat Tuesday. W E Isenogle and family and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J T Pruett
Ed Scott
Glen Hindman
Nelson Bugher
Washington
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for All Stages
A 19th century advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease, with a $100 reward for any unswayed case. The notice urges internal use to affect blood and mucous surfaces and promotes testimonials and family pills for constipation.
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Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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Odon Realty Co
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Willian A. Roach
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State ‘of
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Mattingly & Myers
Association of Railway Executives
Association of Railway Executives, 6R Broadiay
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Stringtown
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George Groves
Frank Brock
Roscoe Myers
Bernard Singleton
Edward Fiddler
Golda Myers
Effie
Blanche Faith
Imogene
Cora Myers
Henry Grove
Dick Grove
George Grove
Audra Faith of
Shiloh
Elbert Grove
Ruth Nene
Sarah Grove
Joseph Browning
Missouri
Grace Grove
Alma Cavness
Charles Tomey
Clara
Vern McCall
Ethel Groves
Bessie Keller
Margaret Osman
Ruth Matheny
Mason Webber
William Rosenberry
Elias Scott
Harvey
Plainville
Isenegle and
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ManmErry
Baer
Hunt
Ulrich
Epsom
Isenogle