Rexall Mucu-Tone Cure Promised by Haydon & Willett
The Haydon and Willett Drug Co advertise Rexall Mucu-Tone with a strong guarantee that it will cost the user nothing if it fails to relieve catarrh. They claim the remedy comes from a physician with 30 years of success and praise its cleansing effects on the mucous membranes, digestion, and overall health, offering a money-back pledge if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Springfield
Haydon & Wil- Mott Drug Co
Local social notes from McIntire area and visits
Charley Clements returns home after a niece's death in Louisville. James Mahoney and Mrs. Mahoney visit relatives in town. Arthur Cecil returns to Owensboro. Mrs Ravener Clements plans to attend sister Margaret Simms's marriage in Fredericktown. Herman Smith buys Pat Shannahan's home for about four thousand dollars. A newborn boy to Mr and Mrs Albert Medley. Jule Spaulding and Cletus Walker wed at Fredericktown on the 22nd. Mrs James Fields convalescent from rheumatism. Cleveland Hill visits from Louisville. Mrs Joe Johnston visits Louisville after stay with parents J R Hill. Len McIntire to Unintown to visit parents. Joseph Keene in Bardstown. Nora Pile visiting sister Mrs Bunch Brown in Simmtown. Ensor visits daughter Mrs Will Smith at Loretto. Lougina Wheatley returns home from Portland after visit. Effie Graves visits Barostown. Messrs Willmont and Greenwell visiting Asker Fields.
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Charley Clements
Louisville
Miss Nally
James Mahoney
Arthur Cecil
Owensboro
Ravener Clements
Misa Margaret Simms
Herman Smith
Pat Shannahan
Albert Medley
Jule Spaulding
Cletus Walker
Fredericksburg
Father Pieters
James Fieids
Cleveland Hill
J. R. Hill
Joe Johnston
Louiseville
Len Mclntire
Paulin McIntire
Joseph Keene
Bardstown
Nora Pile
Mra
Bunch Brown
Simma
J. ©. Ensor
Will Smith
Loretto
Lougina Wheatley
Portland
Effie Graves
Barostown
Mesers
Willmont
Greenwell
Asker Fielda
Regular Tom Boy Susie Camp Scene Promises Quick Heal
A regular tom boy endures camping mishaps like scratches cuts sprains and bruises while jumping ditches and whirling. Her mother applies Bucklen's Arnica Salve, claimed to cure quickly healing boils eczema piles and other conditions. Haydon Robertson sells the salve.
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Susie
Haydon & Robertson
The Newest Slender Craze Hitting Candy Shops
A New York Sun report attributes a shift in candy sales to the feminine slender craze. Downtown store managers say fewer men visit, wives and daughters offload purchases, and office workers tilt toward fruit and lemon drops as the trend pressures the candy trade. Sales to women in offices drop while chocolate remains strong among nibblers. The piece notes a broader push against gaining weight and a fashionable preference for thinness.
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New York Sun
Electric Bitters Proclaimed Remedy for Female Ailments
A historical ad claims patients, even nagging wives, benefit from Electric Bitters. It describes nervous exhaustion, melancholy, loss of appetite, headaches, sleeplessness, and other symptoms as relief targets. The ad promises guaranteed satisfaction by Haydon & Robertson and cites widespread use among women with various ailments.
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Haydon & Robertson
Fair View Social News of November 1910
Fair View notes celebrate the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Palmer Cheatham on November 26 1910. I N Oliver sells his Mooresville home and land to Joe Bishop for 1000 dollars. Mrs J E Stevenson improves after illness. C C Worford visits his wife’s father F M Carney. Mrs Preston Moore visits Louisville sister Mrs Mattie Coleman. J W Hayes and family visit Measrs Willie and Walter Carney. John Bane and mother spend Thanksgiving with Sam Yocum. J W Hayes hosted Thanksgiving with James Ha esty family. lob Murphy of Bloomfield sprains ankle.
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Palmer Cheatham
I. N. Oliver
Mooresville
Joe Bishop
Oliver
JE. Stevenson
C. C. Worford
F. M. Carney
Preston ‘Moore
Louisville
Mattie Coleman
J. W. Hayes
John Bane
Mollie Hines
Sam Yocum
Willie
Walter Carney
James Haesty
Lob Murphy
Bloomfield
Thanksgiving Service at Beech Grove Church
Thanksgiving morning gathering in Beech Grove featured Rev H P Hatchett delivering a sermon on Christs birth, salvation, and guidance. The service included testimonies, a Thanksgiving dinner, and greetings from attendees and visitors. The day ended with a warm farewell as participants reflected on faith and community.
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Beech Groge
H. P. Hatchett
Glaey
Charlie Pope
J. W. Pope
Grove
Addie Whitehouse
Katie
Carpenter
J.C
Martin
Mattie
Aliceton
Charlie Hudson
Stewart
Charlie
Pope
Bethlehem
M. H. Coyle
Deep Creek Hills
M.D. LC
Local families and visitors abound in Perryville area
Mr Addison Gibson and family return home after a stay with relatives. Mrs Rice Harman and family visit relatives in the community. Milly Wince and Fanny, Walter Lewis, A B with Jobo Arnold at Mt Zion. Thanksgiving guests include Rice Harmon, J Gray, K Hi Hardin, Adeline Cox at Loulaville. Referred visits by families and friends continue through the weekend.
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Addison Gibson
Perryville
G. Hard+ vely
Rice Harman
Bolton
Milly Wiince
Fanny
Walter Lewis Wie
A. B
Bnd
Jobo Arnold
Mt Zion
D. H. Gray
Rice Harmon
J. . Gray
K. Hi Hardin
Adéline Cox
Fenday
Wn Loulaville
J. H. Gray
Ray
Lavie Goodlett
G. Hardests
D. Goodie
Will
Gizee
B. P
Janes O'Bryan
Local poultry and farm stock for sale notices
A collection of classifieds items lists pure bred Minorca cockerels at $2 each, bronze turkeys at $3.50 for toms and $300 for hens, Bourbon Red turkeys with hens at $200 and toms at $400, and various other breeders offering Bronze Turkeys Leghorn cockerels Wyandotte cockerels Rhode Island Red stock and seed rye priced per unit. Also a buyer seeking multiple tons of timothy hay. Contact details include several rural routes and names.
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John S. McElroy
John Parrott
Ha” Grinstead
J. R. Barber
Rt 2
H. J. Cocanougher
Texas
C. L. Mudd
Alvah Perkins Rt. 3
Sam Tucker
Rt. 1
Rhode Island
Irvine Lynch
Lebanon
Rt 3
C. L
Plymouth
Rock Run Family News and Local Trades
Fred Milburn and family spent a day with John McMillan and kin. Miss Mamie Milburn visited sister Mrs. Lester Perkins of Tablow Jim. Harlow sold his Rock Run farm to Willie Milburn for 450 dollars, a quick sale in under four months. Fred Milburn sold two calves to B Licsey for 16 dollars each. Walter Hayes and family visited Fred Milburn. Albert Pinkston and Clifton Fowler returned from Illinois, praising Kentucky. Osgar Keeling and wife and Richard Riley’s family visited Nathaniel Oldham and kin near Godwell. Geo. Blacketer’s family visited Jus. Blackever’s. Miss Della Pinkston and Cordie of Stringtown visited D C Curtsinger’s family. Fred Milburn lost a pocketbook with 115 dollars about ten days ago. Chas Coulter Jr. found and returned it, showing honesty.
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Fred Milburn
John McMillan
Mamie Milburn
Lester Perkins
Tablow
Jim
Harlow
Rock Run
Willie Milburn
B. Licsey
Walter Hayes
Albert Pinkston
Clifton Fowler
Illinois
Kentucky
Osgar Keeling
Richard Riley
Nathaniel Oldham
Godwell
Geo. Blacketer
Jus. Black
Chas, Coulter, Jr
Elm Hill and surrounding locals report routine visits
Valley Hill notes steady social movement with Emmett Flaugher visiting W R Moran at Elm Hill from Thursday to Monday. Various residents like Goodlett moving to farm homes, and daily visits across the region, including trips to Louisville and Wywe. Ohio public notice includes a sworn statement from Frank J Cheney about Hall’s Catarrh Cure claims.
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Emmett Flaugher
W. R. Moran
Elm Hill
Alus Goodlett
Kelly
Louisville
Moran
Sin | Hill
H. H. Tatum
State OF Ohio
City of Toledo
Lucasounty
Tor
Frank J. Cheney
Ws Cenior
F. 4. Cienay 4 Co
Toledo
Hall
Free Childs Remedy Promises Quick Help
A fragmentary ad claims Catawells Syrup offers relief for stomach issues and headaches. It mentions a mother urged to obtain a free sample bottle and lists names like Davis of 287 and Mrs Meer Baltoray in Louisville Kentucky. The text promises to ease pains in the chest stomach liver and general ailments.
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Davis
Mra Meer
Baltoray
Louisville
The World That Cures Coughs With Chamberlains Remedy
A vintage ad style claim extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the universal cure for coughs. It asserts health benefits and notes the product is sold by all druggists, a familiar old time line repeated for decades.
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Springfield, KY
Tandy Quisenberry & CO
Tandy Quisenberry
W. W. Hatchett
Gethsemane Turnpike
New Hope
Moor New Hope
Nelson County
R. Masterson
the Haydon & Willett Drug Co
McIntire
Fair View
Pal Or
Neeaaacet
Earth
AD Bee
Ipseboukees
Ila
Molly Willie Addaughee
Irene Lewis
B D. Goodlett
Valley
Mercer County
Washington
Hardesty
Colums
R. H. Langford
Rt. 4
C. L. Brady
Valley Hill
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