Mancie Woman Praises Taniac For Strength Recovery
Mrs Dora Lawson of Mancie Indiana reports improved health after starting Taniac to combat years of nervousness poor appetite and headaches. She says headaches lessen strength returns and mornings feel better allowing more work. Tanlae marketed as Master Medicine sold at U S Sullivan Pekin Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mancie
Dora Lawson
Taniac
Ind
Dora &. Lawson
Pekin
U. Sullivan
Local Social News and Family Visits Reported
Old Pekin F M Tash and wife visited Cnns Rodman and family last Sunday. Wiley Dalton is very poorly. Edward Johnson came from Bloomington to spend weekend with home folks. Owen Tatlock and family now Tide in a new Ford. Charlie Johnson and wife visited Graver Birod and family after church. Mrs Lela Nale and life son ard Ms Janes Nale went to New Albany Sunday. Estell Gallahan and wife stayed with Wiley Dalton’s family. C W Johnson and wife Thursday and Thursday night. Mrs Lanty Johnson and family. t th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin F. M. Tash
Cnns
Rodman
Wiley Dalton
Edward Johnson
Bloomington
Owen ‘Tatlock
Family Now
Charlie Johnson
Graver, Birod
Mra Lela Nale
Life
Janes Nale
New Abbany
Serlow Walt
Wile
Estell Gallahan
C. W. Johnson
Mra Lanty Johnson
Catarrh and Chronic Cough Warned by Colds
The article explains how catarrh begins as mucus membrane inflammation from a cold and can become chronic, lasting a lifetime. It notes many sufferers recall frequent colds in childhood and suggests Chamberlain's Cough Kennedy as a prudent preventive remedy available widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
War era evictions shock local community
Many residents face eviction as wartime strain hits. Corn shredding begins with ug. B. B. Lidikay and mother Lina Malone, A. H. Weller and others visit relatives Sunday. About fifty attend Witkie Hill’s Saturday birthday gathering. Neighbors host Sunday visits to Warder Bierly and others. Workers include Nelson Hosea building a pew burn with carpenter Geo. N. Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witkie Hill
David Mutchkiss
Wahn Naugie
Dain Weir
Reasie
Chas. Smith
Robert
Warder Bierly
H. EB. Lidikay
Lina Malone
Weller
Mra
A. Curtis
Make the most of Prosperity and Stay Fit
The ad urges men to keep fit to seize opportunities despite ailments like back pain and rheumatism. Foley Kidney Pills are advertised as cost effective, sold by Markland Pittarmec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daya
atiff _ muzcles
Foley -Kidne
Markland Piitirmec
Sunday Socials and Road Work Highlight Local News
The report lists local gatherings with Virgil Knight and family visiting Otto Gilstrap. C d Campbell and family with Revt Wells. Hurley McClellan with Oscar Mott. Everett Baker and Herman Meri n with Roy Hundrey. Estelle Nule returns to school after illness. John Thompson of Pekin was visiting the community. Work began last week on a new gravel road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Knight
Lillie Gilstran
Otto Gilstrap
C.d. Campbell
Rebt
Wells
Geayel Road
Hurley McClellan
Oscar Mott
Everett Baker
Herman Meriin
Roy Hundrey
Estelle Nule
John Thompson
Pekin
Used it Eleven Years Remedy for Coughs and Colds
Mrs Chas Rietz of Allen Milla Ohio writes that Foley's Honey and Tar has provided relief for coughs colds croup and whooping cough for eleven years she would not be without it The product relieves hoarseness tickling throat and wheezy breathing Sold by Markland Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Rietz
Allen Milla, Py
Foley
Markland Pharmacy
Weather and farm notes from South Boorton district
A heavy rain last Sunday slowed sowing of wheat and rye, with more work than farmers can finish. Naugle and Gray began fodder shvert on Friday. Jess Dean works for S. C. Payne. Payne unable to work. Mrs Mary McClellan is sinking and near death. Ben Taylor, local teacher, did not teach due to illness at home. Concrete Bridge Company moved to Mullford to construct a large bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naugle & Gray
Des. Pratt
No more backache for her Mrs J M Gaskill ad
Mrs J M Gaskill of Green, Indiana reports severe backache and sharp pains. After using Foley Kidney Pills she received relief and praises the remedy. The advertisement claims it is safe for kidney and bladder ailments and can be taken with absolute safety. Markland Pharmacy sells the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Gaskill
Eom Green
Ind
Markland
Bloomington residents and visitors noted in local notices
A roundup of community notes lists visits and health updates from Bloomington and nearby towns. Residents such as Mrs Cornelious McKinney, Mrs Nettie Burns, Mrs Fred McKinley, Mrs Hector Waggoner, and many others are mentioned with family visits, travel to Jeffersonville and Louisville, health improvements, and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Burns
Fred McKinley
Bell
Jeffersonville
Hector Waggoner
Muddy Complexion Remedies Advised By Cure
From the fragment a reader learns that Chamberlain's Tablets and a vegetable rich diet are suggested to improve a muddy complexion. Outdoor exercise is advised and results are promised within a few months. The ad copy promises availability everywhere and urges trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanmberlain
Pexin Circuit Items and Charity Horse for Sale
Rev Ho j Meore preached at Mt Presagant Sunday at 10 a m and 7 30 p m despite bad weather. Crowds attended both services and members are urged to join the ME Church. Ed Moos, a ME pastor, seeks new members. A bay mare, 16 hands, 12 years old, about 1207 pounds, roadster capable, for sale after three years’ use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Presagant
Euahuel
BP. Nu
Borden T
M. E. Pastor
Moos
Haga Bay
Weishing
Despondency Lifted by Chamberlain's Tablets Advice
A fragment urges readers to take Chamberlain's Tablets when despondent or discouraged. It links despondency to indigestion and biliousness, claiming the tablets restore well being within a day or two and noting they are obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
Local notes mention gatherings and home updates
Chester Williams and Jesse Mut left for Wings last Tuesday to shuck corn while Marion Morrin assists Carl Turber. A clearance sale drew attendees to Robi Elrod's Saturday. May Roberts studies piano. Otho Martin refreshed W A Denny's house with paint. Grant Roberts starts work this week. Reverend Apple missed his Alton appointment. church services set for Sunday. Elgar Mourtte of Nephia traveled to town Sunday night. Charley Marshall purchased items in a local sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Williams
Jesse Muttell
Wings
Marion Morrin
Carl Turber
Robi Elrod
Church of Christ
Elgar Mourtte
Nephia
Charley
Marshall
Purchasell
Delinquent Subscribers Urged to Support Local Papers
The Pekin section is urged to renew subscriptions and send items on time. Delays and misses threaten paper continuity as costs rise and printers struggle. delinquent readers may receive notices on colored paper to mark unpaid bills. The Ladies’ Home Journal and Country Gentleman seek local reps in Pekin with salary and commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weydo
Saturday Evening Post
Wong
Pekin
Curtis Publishing Company
Independence Square
Philadelphia
Soudar's School House health update and visitors
Mrs Martha Quinn remains in poor health at Soudar's School House. Frequent visitors to James Short's home include Mrs Emanuel Wright, Mrs Steve Glut, Mrs Rosa Gray, and Mra Naowi Nale on Thursday and Friday. Ewa Voyles and children visited Saturday evening. Ray Nale is improving at St Edward's hospital in New Albany. Wright family visited Ed Short's Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Wright
Ed Short
Easier To Stop Now Cough Remedy Ad
An advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs and throat irritation. It claims to stop tickling, ease inflammation, restore membranes, and open air passages with relief, sold by Markland Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Markland Pharmacy
Oudyt
Domestic Science Party Hosted by Mrs Childs at Graves Home
The Domestic Science girls from the grade room and teacher Mrs Childs attended a party at Joe Graves home Monday night. Attendees included Clytie Baker Iva Martin Dan Graves Helen Lucus Gladys Mahuren Lugille Wire Josie Graves and nurses Mrs Childs and Misses Phyllis Weber and Steth Graves provided music and oyster soup was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Childs
Joe Graves
Clytie Baker Iva Martin
Bdan Graves
Helen Lucus
Gladys Mahuren
Lugille Wire
Josie Graves
Childs
Phyllis Weber
Steth Graves
Fort Hill Eld Porter Begin Protracted Meeting Monday Night
Fort Hill Eld Porter held a protracted meeting Monday night. Mrs Beek expected home this week. Ma Shanks and wife visited Banday with W C Shanks and family at Salem. Sam Zink wife and daughter Mabel and Oscar Mitchell Sundayed at Marshall’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi. Beek
Ma. Shanks
W. C. Shanks
Salem
Sam. Zink
Mabel
Oscar Mitchell
Marahall
Local social notes and singing event near Pakin
Chas Purkhiser worked near Pakin with his brother Thornton last week. Maggie Coffman shows improvement. Luther Journell visited with Carress Purkhiser after church. Elsie Marshall visited Saturday night and Sunday. Sila Mitchell and wife visited Sunday with her father. G. M. Rae Travis to teach singing school here soon. Feba Cromer of Organ Springs visited with Nellie Parkhiser. Also an article on the effects of worry on the abdominal glands and related health notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Purkhiser
Thornton
Pakin
Rank Lloyd Sall
Ales
Maggie Coffman
Luther Journell
Carress Purkhiser
Elsie Marshall
Sila Mitchell
G. M. Rae Jravis
Sam Newby
C. 8
Martin
Feba Cromer
Nellie Parkhiser
Friday night crowd attends Old Zoar event
J J Wilson bought a new Ford. O W Mead returned from Walton Tad to home. Rev Ed L Moore to fill Bethel church appointment Sunday at 10. Luke Davis visited home Collis Gen, Charles and family spent Sunday at Dell Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Wilson
W. Mead
Walton
Tad
Carl
Ed L. Moore
Bethel
Luke Davis
Charles
Dell Charles
South American Industry Drives Chewing Gum Trade
The sap of the capodilla tree, used to make chewing gum, varies widely in yield. The tree is cultivated in Mexico and Central America, where sap collection is called chicle. In 1910 Mexico exported chicle valued at 170000 dollars, illustrating the industry’s scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Central America
A Remark on Squint and Child Vision Myths
A note from the British Journal of Children's Diseases challenges the idea that squints naturally correct in childhood. It warns that some temporary squints may signal weakness in ocular control and could become permanent with school stress, risking future vision loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Journal of Children’s Diseases
Bedroom wall protection idea from friend room reveal
A visitor describes a simple method to prevent bed frames from scratching walls. A strip of picture Balding material was tied to the headboard, extending slightly beyond the bed width, noted as a practical wall-protective measure observed in a home setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. B. Lidikay
A. H. Weller
Farabee
South Boorton
Jess Dean
S. C. Payne
Nicholas Leuthart
Leuthart
Galena
Ridge
Link Robinson
Bunker Will
Walter Gray
Lorenza Wells
Wm. Wells
Florence Parr
Florida
8. W. Burne
India Warman
Cheater Rippy
John Walton
Jackson Co
Tam Ina
America
Bil
Earth
Martinabueg
Domastis Science Party
Fort Hill
Laprobes
Raincgats
H.C. Sullivan
Bozo
Aetn
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