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Hall's Catarrh Cure Agreement in Toledo 1886
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case uncured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized December 6, 1886 by A. W. Gleason in Toledo. Product sold by druggists. testimonials available. Also advertise Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
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State of Ohio
City of Los
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F.J Cheney & Co
A. D
A. W. Gleason Notary Public Halls
F. J. Cheney & Co
Local visits noted in Warsaw community scene
Samuel Clink, a business visitor, attended in Warsaw last Saturday. Rev. Smith, a Methodist minister, was present from Claypool for business. Residents Matt Tre Misas Klassie Yates Blanche Heise Edna Drudge visited Noss Manchester Saturday. George Ayers and family, Johan Avers, Kate Drudge in Warsaw for a few hours, KE Braude group traveled to Chicago for a convent and family visits at Silver Lake.
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Samuel Clink
Warsaw
He’ Smith
Claypool
Tre Misas Klassie Yates
Blanche Heise
Edna Drudge
Noss
Manchester
Johan Avers
Kate Drudge
War Savings Stamps of 1920 Advance Toward Independence
The 1920 War Savings stamps are carmine and bear George Washington. January price is $4.12, rising monthly to $4.23 in December. The 25 cent Thrift stamp remains in use for evidence of payments on War Savings stamps and certificates. A maturity value of $5 is set for January 1, 1925. War Savings stamps from 1918 and 1919 cannot be affixed to 1920 certificates and vice versa. Thrift cards can be exchanged for 1920 War Savings certificates at post offices, with a ten day written demand before payment and surrender within 60 days after demand.
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George Washington
Local social notes and auction announcements from Claypool area
C R Jontz from Connerville plans to be home by election day. C C Weimer and family from North Manchester visited Grass Creek and the Raber home near Rochester. McMahon store in Claypool holds daily dry goods and notions auctions at own price. Royal Brown visited Elkheart to shop apples west of town near the Lippley place. Dorris Meinert returned from Goshen and Ikhart visits. Luda Hommin from Sidney visiting relatives. L C Meek family and J M Bloomer from Goshen visiting Meek Hay homes and A Brusii and Hill homes. J C Hill of Leesburg visited friends on business. James Babcock from Warsaw staying with J C Hay. Big auction sale ongoing at McMahan store in Claypool every afternoon and evening.
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James Decker
Alton Decker
BE. P. Snyder
Maxine
Grass Creek
Rochester
Dory Raber
Raber
Snyder
Tome
McMahon
Claypool
McMahan
Buttermilk and Mission Huts Shape Northern Baptist Movement
In Oregon timber country, lumber workers gather in mission huts of the Northern Baptist denomination. Buttermilk, hot chocolate, Bibles, and missionary tracts fill the hut, part of a bold New World Movement backed by a $100,000,000 budget planned for April 25 to May 2.
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Northern Baptist
Oregon Timber Lands
St. New World
Baptist Women Aid Sisters in Far East Colleges
New World Movement of Northern Baptists commits 180,090 for eight colleges and schools in India China and Japan. Funds will expand equipment and operating costs while sending more doctors and teachers to the Far East next year. Largest grant 50000 for Ginling College Nanking. smallest for Union Christian College for Women Madras. Campaign runs April 25 to May 2.
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the New World Movement of Northern Baptists
India
China
Japan
Far East
Ginting College
Nanking
Union Christian College For Women
Madras
New World Movement
Vacation Bible Schools Fuel Americanization Drive
Late spring blizzards trained instructors to handle hundreds of daily vacation Bible schools run by the New World Movement of Northern Baptists. The effort combines Americanization industrial training and Bible study with a $100 million campaign. Chicago hosted 38 schools last summer and New York 18 with 3 000 students and 20 nationalities represented. State conferences occur in seven cities before July openings.
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New World Movement
Northern Baptists
Don’t be careless about your health tonics advert
An old advertisement touts Glando Tonic and Gland-Aid Co claims liver and gland health, warning of liver neglect leading to disease. It promotes use for both adults and nursing mothers, citing summer health and bowel regulation with Rexall Drug Store presence.
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Gland-Aid Company
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Rexall
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Helen
Ance
KE. Braude
Chiga
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C. R. Jontz
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Goshen
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Itikhart
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J.M. Bloomer
G. A Brusii
A. J. Hill
J.C. Hill
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James Babcock
J.C. Hay
Bertram Shane
Indiana
Ira Leckrone
Jeffrson
A. H. Bowen
Eyaesya
Baptist
Mission Hut
Powers, Ore
Jesse F. Lynch
W. H. Kern
Ison
Edison
Phonograph
Ph. L. Scott Furniture
Mickie
Atianks
United States
Naonen
State of Indiana
Kosciusko County
Kosciusko Circuit Court
Maude Gill
van Stephen W. Alrey
Widaman
Charles W. Ulrey
Jeenette Ulery
State of
Kosciucke County
Coarbt House
Russell H. Butler