Nurse endorses Cardui for women’s ailments in Madison
Mrs. Oscar Day of Fair Oaks, Madison, recounts severe pre birth troubles and nervousness eased after using Cardui. A nurse friend recommended the tonic and Day says she felt better after the first bottle and continued with little trouble. She praises Cardui as the best medicine for women and says she keeps a bottle at home. Authorities urge others to try Cardui, the convalescent tonic, for their troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Oscar Day
Nonona
Fair Oaks
Mane
Cardus
Claypool Community Notes and Local Visits
Local residents and visitors are listed including Cynthia Getty from Claypool calling on friends. The IS. Br. Burdge and J.C. Hay families occupy the Dew Drep ten cottage at Yellow Creek Lake. The post office books are being handled this week by Disko. A Men- Hear the Postman Evangelist event is announced for September 26 in Claypool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IS. Br. Burdge
J.C. Hay
Yellow Creek Lake
Claypool
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad from F. J. Cheney Co
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio pledges to pay 100 dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason dated December 6, 1886 notes the internal remedy affects blood and mucous surfaces and urges sending for testimonials. Sold by all druggists with Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Cheney
F.J
Halls
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ne Enta
Ecient
Monn
Tarrest
al Zene
All New
Munn & Co
Aerate New Y Yorkington
Dead Sea traffic limited to a tiny sailing boat
Abraham S. Abraams reports in the United States that the Dead Sea hosts only a small twenty foot sailing boat used for passenger and freight trips. The vessel operates when winds allow from the north end to the eastern tongue’s bay, with Jews selling wheat and barley to Arabs for transport to Jerusalem, where goods fetch good prices. He notes dangers in calm seas and mentions a possible small tug but warns authorities may block it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dead Sea
Abraham S. Abraams
Jerusalem
London
United States
Jericho
Jordan
Electricity Not So Dangerous as Common Belief
The article argues electricity causes few city fires, noting only about 1 percent of Chicago fires in a recent year were due to electricity. It cites matches, stoves, chimneys, incendiary acts, and gas or oil hazards as leading causes, while lightning and electric wires caused few incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
Chicago
Woman lawyer wins record fee in Illinois case
Miss Mary E. Miller, a Chicago attorney, earned a 32 500 verdict against the heirs of John Bross in Judge Gibbon's court. She conducted her own trial, examining witnesses and arguing to the jury, setting a new mark for women lawyers in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Miller
Chicago
Gibbon
John Bross
Illinois
Miss Miller
Local Notes From Piqua and Nearby Towns
Eugene Smith returns to Piqua after a visit with grandparents and friends. Prof Cline’s residence gets painting by J W Walburn. Classified ads update with new listings and weekly features. Residents visit Rochester Peru Claypool and Upland, with various social and business happenings noted. House furnishings offered. 25 name cards for 10 cents at the RECORD office.
A Woman's Crowning Glory and Hair as Salvation
The article argues hair color and style can redeem a woman's appearance. It praises soft golden hair for a pale face, black hair to distract from flaws, and red hair for charm. Complexion and facial features are said to influence beauty and grace.
German Engineer Seeks To Limit Ship Motion At Sea
A German engineer claims an efficient method to stop a ship’s violent rolling. A vertical turbine on the keel counteracts roll, tested on an old torpedo boat near the Elbe mouth. In rough weather the roll fell from nine degrees to one degree without affecting speed, seaworthiness, or buoyancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbe
Ness
Band concert attendance noted in local area
Miss Mary Linn of Claypool visited Silver Lake Tuesday to see friends Minnie Whittle then traveled to Claypool Saturday and returned Sunday afternoon. She was accompanied by William Pratt of Bourbon who stayed several hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosciuako
Wabash Counties
Brush & Hanson
Silver Lake
Mary Linn
Claypool
Minnie Whittle
William Pratt
Bourbon
Send a Record to Absent Friends for One Year
An appeal urges readers to send a yearlong record to loved ones living away for just $1. The ad promises recipients will be grateful weekly, encouraging generosity to absent friends.
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Success Co
Amherst &T
Huffalo, N.Y
Cloverland
Michigan
Anselm McIntish
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
New York State
Jay B. Cole
Williamstown
New York
Triumph
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Silver Lakes Exchange
Oliver
LE. Harman, Disky
Ind
Wisdom
Michisan Faror
Philip Lippert
Stanton
Michisan
Sanderaal Egbert Company
Goshen, Ind
Meta Record Co
Goshen Millay Co
Goehel
Texas Real Estate Co
Henrietta
Terus
Ths
James Meloy
Syracuse
Phillips & Sprague
Chicago Board of Trade
E. W. Wagner & Co
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Cynthia Getty
Manchester Fair
E.L. Warman
Disko
Hugh and
Bessie Snyder
Marian Swihart
Pierceton
Pearson's
E&. W. Gresso
Roy Hautes
Manchester
John Baxter
Hinty
Mr. Clark
White
Pigeon
F. D. Hayman
Mr. Pike
Wabast
Park
H. G. Jontz
Kendallville
Keith Yotter
Elmer Summe
State of
Ohio
City of
Lucas County
Fletcher
Castoria
Eugene Smith
Piqua
Samuel Smith
Pearson
Underhill
Howard Judd
Eward Maggart
John Leonard
Frank Brown
Rochester
Elmer Regenos
Peru
Will Rider
Nelson Beigh
Downing
Francis Rager
Mr. Braude
Charles Shull
Bruce Wiles
Near Ruann
Harry Palmer
Louisville
Dotte Shenefield
Brush and Hanson Homes
Jerry Shaffer
Upland
Aaron Yates
Will Lackey
Mildred Aker
John
Lucy Underhill
Roy Sloan
Warsaw
John Laughman
Isaac Holdertwean
Rager & Jontz
the Centaur Company, Aael A Press
Record Office
Missouri
TWA Suntley
Cntley Preometic Sweeper Company
S. State St. Chicaao
Brush & Hanson, Agts
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