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The Youths Companion and McCalls Magazine combine for 2.10 with 12 issues of 1917 and remaining 1916 issues plus a 1917 Home Calendar, plus a McCalls Dress Pattern. Send a 2 cent stamp for your choice from the first number. The Youths Companion St Paul Boston Mass.
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Youth's Companion
NeCall’s Magazine
McCall’s Magazine
America
Youth
McCall
Cleaning service pledge seeks to prove superior work
A laundry shop asserts its instruction driven care and asks customers to trust its method, promising thorough cleaning and attention to detailed service standards as proof of superiority.
Cheney firm offers hundred dollars for catarh cures
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio promises one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Patlas Catarh Cure. Witnessed December 6, 1928 before a notary.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Tlucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Tanlac Marketed as Remedy for Rheumatic Pain and Kidney Trouble
A man recalls his wife’s kidney pain and sleepless nights improving after taking Tanlac, praised as beneficial for stomach liver and kidney trouble, rheumatism and nervousness. The ad claims Tanlac strengthens weak, run-down people and notes exclusive sale at Odon Drug Co.
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Lafayette
Pnd
Odon
Odon Drug Co
Local Social Roundup From Elnora and Surrounding Areas
Edna Courtney and others visit relatives in Elnora and Finora. Ketchem Trotter and Pruett families travel to Edwardsport for supplies. Local gatherings include visits by Burkhart Copland and friends with kin in Riverside and Plainville. Sunday visits feature Lay Poinexter and Burns City transit. Weathered town life captured in names and weekend visits.
Local Social Notes from Shiloh and Nearby
Edith Allen and a daughter visit Clark Lamb’s family from Scotland. Harve Aishe and daughter Lucile of Baile visit Rosenberry family. Effa Hutchen and Ethel Lamb host and visit. Wm Roach returns from North Dakota. Lambs visit Springfield to see Harley Lamb. Mildred Long visits. Resler family visits Eaglesville. Bert and Ernest Reach depart for Illinois. Wesley Brown sale attended. Lambs visit Alfred Long. Services held Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night with all invited.
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Edith Allen
Scotland
Clark Lamb
Faiily
Harve Aishe
Lucile of
Baile
Wallace Rosenberry
Win. Rosenberry
Effa Hutchen
Ethel Lamb
Hirs. Williams
Eaglesville
O. O. Hinkle
Wm. Roach
North Dakota
Springfield
Ohio
Harley Lamb
Mildred Long
Bert
Ernest Reach
Illinois
Wesley Brown
Alfred Long
Plainville Visitors and Local Socials Reported
EPSOM Charlies Tomey visited Plainville Thursday and Friday. Andrew Wade of Indian Spots and Mrs Sean Wade visited his parents. Win Tarney and K T Seat traveled to the county seat Saturday night. Clarence McCall and family hosted by A C Styers Sunday. Miss Blanche Taylor of Weele township visited Sunday and Monday. Frank Myers of Washington visited Sunday and Monday. Miss Ethel Wilson and Miss Anne Winkle were guests of Earl Wilson Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harvey Scott and Mr and Mrs J A McCall visited Owen Allison of Weele township. James Smith drove to Plainville Harris Masters of Odon was here Monday. Wm Smith on business trip to Elnora Monday.
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Elmer Richardson
Elnora
Oral Dobbins
Lafe Kirk
Jason Ville
E Viil Henderson
Charlies Tomey
Plainville
Andrew Wade
Sean Wade
Blanche Taylor
Weele Township
Frank Myers
Washington
Harvey Scott
J. A. McCall
Owen Allison
Mrs P O Stuchell Cures Son Of Cold With Remedy
Mrs P O Stuchell of Homer City Pa writes that her son Ellis recovered quickly from a cold after taking Chamberlains Cough Remedy. The note praises the remedy as safe pleasant to take and effective with a long proven history. It is sold by all dealers.
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Ellis
Chamberlain
Younsz Game Birds Do Lest Under P Brooding of Common Hens
A Farm and Fireside correspondent discusses raising guinea fowl after moving to the country. He advises placing eggs under hens, building a secure run, freeing chicks after day ten, feeding millet and sharp sand, and adding a dash of mustard to feed for stronger chicks.
The Horse That Drew the Load Moving van
A descriptive piece uses a loaded horse drawn van to critique advertising strategy. It argues newspapers must match reader and advertiser goals, warning against uniform ads across papers and praising targeted, profitable circulation based on readers with money to spend. The author stresses alignment of news tone, readership, and advertising outcomes.
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Percheron
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