Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad from 1886 Ohio Notice
Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of ELS Cheney & Co of Toledo, swears the firm will pay $100 for each case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason witnesses sworn statement dated December 6, 1886. Ad copy promotes testimonials and sale through E d Cheney & Co Toledo and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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State of
Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J
Cheney
Els, Cheney
A. W. Gleason
Halls
E.d. Cheney & Co
Victory Liberty Loan appeals to finish the job
A wartime appeal urges oversubscription to the Victory Liberty Loan to honor fallen and maimed soldiers and to fund keeping troops overseas and returning them home safely. The message stresses debt to the dead in France and calls for public sacrifice and support.
Local Socials Highlight Visits and Travels Across Town
Calvin Alrey attended a Gemmer home gathering last Sunday as a guest. Albert Zimmerman returned to Chicago after a stay on a farm west of town. The Zimmerman family moved to Chicago. H. P. Rager arranged with an ice cream factory in Logansport for summer retail supply. If weather stays favorable the ice cream season will open soon. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bowen visited the Hart Zile home near town. Francis Rager and family visited the Metzger home northeast of town. Lyman Harris and family from southwest of Roand were guests of Mrs. Harris's brother Juin Ayers and family, and with George Ayers from West Lebanon. Edward Ayers and family from southeast of town were guests at the John Ayers home. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Gemmer visited Mishawaka last week. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hively of near Claypool spent Sunday with his mother Mrs. Elizabeth Hively who recently returned from Chicago. Miss Ethel Skinner was a visitor in Mentone Monday. Government garden seeds are available free. come and get them. Miss Belva Snyder returned Saturday from Kokomo with her sister Mrs. Carrie Hunt and family, accompanied by Mrs. Hunt and baby visiting the Snyders. J. F. Oldfather was a Claypool visitor Saturday and met Rev. K. E. Wright of Poneto, who conducted John Kimes funeral in Claypool. The Misses Cecil and Dorris Meinert and Fiessie Yates visited North Manchester last Saturday, with Cecil staying until Sunday evening at the Orvil Emerick home.
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Lyman Harris
Howard
Roand
Mrs. Harris
Juin Ayers
George Ayers
Lebanon
Edward Ayers
John Ayers
Kokomo
Carrie Hunt
Mrs. Hunt
Baby
Snyder
Cecil
Dorris Meinert
Fiessie Yates
Manchester
Miss Cecil
Orvil Emerick
Advice to Flu Convalescents Epidemic Warning
Public Health Service warns against tuberculosis with one million US cases. Influenza convalescents should have lungs examined as lingering colds may signal tuberculosis. Tuberculosis recognition urged. patent medicines not trusted.
Beware tuberculosis after influenza health advice
Guidance urges timely precautions after flu to avoid tuberculosis. Do not self diagnose consult a doctor to examine lungs monthly. Build strength with proper meals and fresh air. Avoid patent medicines and become a fresh air advocate to enjoy life.
Influenza spread linked to tuberculosis warns public health
Washington reports the US Public Health Service warns influenza weakens lungs and raises tuberculosis risk. Surgeon General Blue cites about one million TB cases, urges lung exams after influenza, good living, fresh air, and warns against unproven patent medicines.
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Blue
Perfect Spelling Grades Named in Early Month
The list shows first grade honorees Rupert Hill Irene Shepherd Joe Bouse Burl Warren Kendal Rager and second grade Rex Carr Robert Frye Ray Getty Marion Swibart with teacher acknowledgement for the month.
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Rupert Hill
Irene Shepherd
Joe Bouse
Burl Warren
Kendal Rager
Rex Carr
Robert Frye
Ray Getty
Marion Swibart
Classroom Roster Listing Fourth and Third Grade Teachers
The document lists third grade participants Alene Self Dyrell Kreis McClure Summe Kenneth Shepherd Willodean Rager Averrell Kreis and Marjorie McKrill along with fourth grade students Maradean Tridle Mary Carr Harold Geiger Carrie Swick and the teacher.
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Alene Self
Dyrell Kreis
McClure’ Summe
Kenneth Shepherd
Willodean Rager
Averrell Kreis
Marjorie McKrill
Maradean Tridle
Mary Carr
Harold Geiger
Carrie Swick
Obituary of Abraham Kline of Wabash County
Abraham Kline born April 20 1849 in Wabash County Indiana died March 12 1919 at his home four miles south of town aged 69 years 10 months 22 days He lived in the county all his life and had wide acquaintance He suffered a stroke on March 10 and did not recover He leaves his wife a son two daughters two sisters and a brother along with many friends and acquaintances
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Abraham Kline
Wabash County
Indiana
Mr. Kiine
Maron
Card of Thanks for Abe Kline
The undersigned express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors who kindly assisted during the illness death and burial of our beloved husband and father Abe Kline Mrs Abe Kline Mrs H Ey Swihart and Family
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Abe Kline
H. Ey -Swihart
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Chicago Tribune Herald-Examiner
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Fashion Authority
McCall’s
McCall Patterns Ft
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McCall CO
West 37Th Street
New York
N.Y
Brush
Hanson
Silver Lake
the Record Pub. Co., Brush & Hanson, Proprietors
WEERE
Silverake
Ind
Imum
By Randall Parrish
France
Fred
Charlie
Victory
Eviey
Avalon Farms
Shey
Norman
Lake
Calvin Alrey
Gemmer
Albert Zimmerman
Chicago
Zimmerman
Windy City
H. P. Rager
Logansport
Alvin Bowen
Hart Zile
Francis Rager
Metzger
Town
E.J Gemmer
Mishawaka
Arthur Hively
Near Claypool
Elizabeth Hively
Ethel Skinner
Mentone
Belva Snyder
J. F. Oldfather
Claypool
Rev
K. E. Wright
Poneto
John Kimes
Spain
England
U. S. Public Health Service
Losis
United States
Washington, D. C
United States Public Health Service
Arthur Newsholme
Public Health Service
Rupert Blue
New York City
Department of Health
Framingham
Mass
Quality Cash Grocery
E. J. Gemmer
J. Lavey @ Sons
City Hall North
Record
F. & F. Hardware Co
Glando Pine
Gland-Aid. Co
Wayne, Ind
Rager
Jontz
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