Father recovers after Tanlac aid, Cobb County man says
G W Slayton of Cobb County reports his chronic stomach trouble improved after Tanlac. His father, once wasting away on liquid diets and various doctors, began taking Tanlac and shows a dramatic recovery. Slayton credits Tanlac with restoring appetite and strength, urging others to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G W. Slayton
Cobb County
Atlanta
Hunt
Anis Tanlac
Tennessee
Lottie
Tanlac
Local Notes From Washington and Surroundings
EPSOM DI Myers of Washington was in this vicinity Wednesday. Dr Myers of Plainville was here Tuesday. Henry Wathen drove to Plain ville Friday. Sam Courtney of Washington is the guest of F N Keller. Mrs Mary Shively of Odog returned to her home Saturday after an extended visit with F N Keller and family. Several from this place attended the all day meeting and basket dinner at Concord Sunday. F F Osman of Washington was at this place Saturday. Theodore McCall and family were the guests of Ed Scott's Sunday. George Scott and family were the guests of Ed Scott and family Sunday. JA Groves and family were the guests of GWY Tomey's Sunday. Joseph Myers spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents. Mr Myers is attending school at Danville. The American Legion visited the grave yards of this township Mon. Elias Scott drove to Plainville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Shively
Odog
F N Keller
Joseph Myers
Mr Myers
Danville
Social notes from Burns City and nearby towns
Mrs James Webster of Burns City visits daughter Ethel Overton for weeks. Misses Pearl and Mary Laughlin spend Sunday with grandparents Mr and Mrs W M Pruett. Will Meek and daughter Freda visit his mother Mrs Liza Meek in Bicknell. Dan Porter and family from Elnora visit Will Porter. Perry Adams of Terre Haute moved here last week. Mrs Ol Meek and son Ivan visiting W R Neekemer family of Odon. Belle Ledgerwood and Gertha Callahan stay with ill Mrs Jacob Summerville. Alma Edmondson of Elnora visits Miss Marie Toon. Mrs Joseph Carr called to Indianapolis for ill daughter Mrs Frank Dowden. Miss Pearl Henderson of Jasonville visits Mrs Laura Porter. Dave Gillai of Linton visits sister Mrs Charley Smiley. Mrs Jane Sites visits mother Mrs Susan Flinn. Mrs Grove Jackson returns from hospital in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Meek
Freda of
Bicknell
Liza Meek
Eaglesville Visitors Spread Cheer at Charley Trueblood’s House
Mrs. Hall and Curtis Smiley and family visited Charley Trueblood Sunday. Lawrence Clark and son Robert returned to Connersville after a week’s visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hall and
Curtis Smiley
Charley Trueblood
Lawrence Clark
Robert
Connersville
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure for Deafness
A historical advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrhal deafness by acting through the blood to inflamed mucous surfaces. It explains deafness stems from Eustachian tube inflammation and promises one hundred dollars for any unt cured case, urging readers to contact F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio for circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HALL
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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The
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co
J. M. Scott
Mildred Merrill
Rel
RTV
Worthington
Bedford
Hann
Hanna
M. B. Ulrich & Company
Odon
Indiana
Ing Systems
Couelty
Keck & Caughey
Tery
H. D. Cooper
Odon Garage
Odon Journal
Widon
Ndiana
Usua
Jxo
B. Storrs
Epsom
DI Myers
Washington
Dr Myers of
Plainville
Henry Wathen
Sam Courtney
Concord
F. F. Osman
Theodore McCall and
Ed Scott
George Scott
Family
JA Groves
Gwy Tomey
American Legion
Elias Scott
Prince Albert
Pringe Albere
R. J. Reynolds Ee
Coa
Fina ton-Salerm
Jimmy Pine
Prince Albe
James Webster
Burns City
Ethel Overton
Misses Pearl
Mary Laughlin
W M Pruett
Dan Porter
Elnora
Will Porter
Perry Adams
Terre Haute
Ol Meek
Ivan
W R Neekemer
Belle Ledgerwood
Gertha Callahan
Jacob Summerville
Alma Edmondson
Marie Toon
Joseph Carr
Indianapolis
Frank Dowden
Miss Pear] Henderson
Jasonville
Laura Porter
Mrs
A. M Clark
Dave Gillai
Linton
Charley Smiley
Jane Sites
Susan Flinn
Eaglesville
W. R. Neeriemer
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