Dr Pierce Advertises Favorite Prescription For Women
The notice extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription curing irregularity, inflammation, and female weakness, claiming it makes weak women strong and invites sick women to consult the doctor by letter with confidential correspondence. It also references the People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser and offers stamps for the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Isimma * Richaram
Gose
Wayne Co. Ky
Dr Merce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Correspondence mentions many visits and travels around town
Mrs lias Berty is quite ill. Mathews was to Tonia Monday. Ida Binsel was borne over Sunday. Prank Cucilre returned to Kent Ohio Tuesday. Chay Watson of Breckenridge in Lown Monday. Kills Van Devénter and wife in Elsie last Monday. War in Lidestagd on Wednesday. Mrs L Swith in Alma May visiting. Alma was in dite Saturday. Mrs demepli Seaver Witt visiting. Miss Edin Walson Breckenridge was in Lowh Sunday. Miss Grace Sly of Bim Wall new clerk at Racket Store. Mrs L Barnes to Riverdale Monday. Mrs BE W Rickerson in Ovid Sunday. Wi Altenburg family home in St Wharles last Saturday. Mrs d A Davis Chicago visiting sister. Mr H B Parrish to Midland Monday. Mrs W S Dove. Henry Dorner left for Tacoma. Clark Beckwith back to work. Sheriff Parrish and wife took Frank Thompson to Travers City. LN Cowdrey towed into Wye. Chas Cook bought house. Joseph Tiettar to Battle Creek to rewrite Cavesteele Line. Thomas Stratton and Della Day wed. Mrs John Shredes visited husband in Marion. Eliiat Bosee returning from Walon Home to Cowidrey East Ithaca. Fred Simmons called to Napoleon Ohio on death of uncle John Slee. Twelve of Will Hutchinson neighbors mourn gate. Mary Ferguson of Fremont visiting Traum in Howes. Arcada. Geo Jessup from Pompeii back from Virginia trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lias Berty
Mathews
Tonia
Ida Binsel
Kent
Ohio
Chay. Watson
Breckenridge
Lown
Kills van Devénter
Elsie
Lidestagd
Wusthens
Alma
Demepli Seaver
Edin Walson
Wasio Lowh
Grace Sly
Bim Wall
L Barnes
Riverdale
BE. W. Rickerson
Rickerson
Henry Dorner
Tacoma
Washington
Clark Beckwith
Sherif Parrish
Frank Thompson
New Haven
Travers City
LN Cowdrey
Wye Chas
Cook Bouse
Joseph Tiettar
Battle Creek
Cook
Thomais J
Will
Hutchinson
North Dakota
Mary Ferguson
Fremont
Traum
Howes
Arcada
Geo. Jessup
Pompeii
Richmond
Norfolk
Newport News
Virginia
Fragmented puzzle note offers reward for missing cat
A garbled note promises a $100 reward for locating a missing cat. The text is heavily corrupted with typographical errors making details unclear. It mentions a reward and vague directions but lacks coherent names, places, or dates.
Local Notices from Beebe and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Story is ill and Howard Burton started a new bogey. Albert Smith moved to Ithaca. Ray Emery returned from the west. The D of BR closed last town meeting. Mr Wardell moved to a new Emerson farm. Mrs L D Baker has been sick two weeks. Mrs Lillie Sanderson moved to Join Bichorn’s farm. Mrs Frank Gidley and Miss Hila Etohoro on sick list. Mr and Mrs FM Meteman to Eaton Rapids for a new home. Quarterly meeting at Lafayette church April 27. Ladies Ald Society to sew for Augustine’s family. Mrs L P Baker mourns the death of Mr Loop Richie. Ladies Ald Society to meet at Mrs C L Davis’s home Wednesday evening next week. Arbor Day plans by Dineterove Cemetery Association. Gamble couples visit Grandma Gamble in Breckenridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald Society
C. L. Davis
Dineterove Cemesery Association
Robert Gamble
Will Gamble
Breckenridge
Grandma” Gamble
Wields a Sharp Ax
Millions marvel at the multitude of maladies cut by Dr King s New Life Pill. The sensational claim touts cures for stomach and bowel troubles fever jaundice and other ailments. The ad cites Sharrar & Malholland s as sellers and urges readers to seek the remedy.
Nerve Slavery and the Need for Nerve Power
The article explains that many healthy adults lose strength as nerve power declines, affecting the heart brain liver kidneys stomach and other organs. It lists symptoms such as morning languor fatigue inability to work, poor appetite and nervous irritability, linking them to impaired nerve force and overall vitality.
Brecknridge farmers urged to push canning factory plan
The text calls for immediate farmer engagement to grow crops for a proposed canning factory, urging organization of a Business Men's Association, securing contracts, and preparing the site before winter. It emphasizes farmers first, capitalists following, and avoiding delays that could doom the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava
Ayita
Fulton Center and Socials Linked to Local Visits
Ajette Folten and Ald Society plan a meeting with Mia Dan Reichard Chas Price and spouses of Exsex, while Gnas Weller and his wife visit J Weller’s parents. School resumes Monday after a two week break. Ken ney at the helm. Fred Baker and Fred Dodge left for Milwaukee for lake season. Dell Paine bought Frank Conley’s farm for 82000. Conley to Maple Rapids with possession now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajette Folten
Ald Society
Mia
Dan Reichard
Chas Price
Exsex
Gnas
Weller
Olio
J Weller
Mr. Kenney
Fred Baker
Fred Dodge
Milwaukee
The
Lakes
Dell Paine
Prank Conley
Local Notes From Wheeler On April First
William Kipp seen on streets as Dr. A. J. Ervey starts housekeeping after marriage Elmer Stewart to move into Bradford residence Miss Lucy Rich hosts visitors from Saginaw Richard Blackman returns home from the port for a short visit with friends and relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kipp
A. J. Ervey
Elmer Stewart
Mr. Bradford
Lucy Rich
Saginaw
Richard Blackman
the Porth
Cure Works After Four Years of Ulcer on J B Orner
A nearly fatal runaway started a horrible ulcer on the leg of J B Orner Franklin Grows ll which defied doctors for four years. Booklen's Arica Salve cured him and is promoted for bails burns bruises catarrh corns burns and piles at Sharrar Mal holland's drag store for 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Orner
Franklin
Booklen
Sharrar & Malholland
Local notes from S E Lafayette area
Tin Botts builds a new house and various residents report construction births and school activity. Wowa smallpox spread noted. John Culeman sets wall for pew house while Borought and others upgrade homes. Miss Ona Millawan to teach Langport school. Miss Lena Ney begins third term at Allen school. Electric road right of way being surveyed from Grand Rapids to Saginaw. Local meetings and moves include Ald Society, M E Ald, and Rod Lathrop purchasing Elwell Post Office property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin Botts
Wowa
John Culeman
Ts. W. Brown
Ithaca
Myers Las Hie
HH. Sherman
Ona Millawan
Breckenridge
Langport
Will Johnson
S. Steereman
Lena Ney
Allen Schol Luse
SOUTH WHEELER SOCIETY NOTES AND VISITS
Miss Five Shankel has a new organ and Prank Damer bias bought a new reel. Sehoul began April 7 with Miss Ag Os Slaughter as witcher. Mr and Mrs das Powell spent Sunday with their daughter Ada Malt. Miss Rilea Lowry visited sister Mrs Mattie Letts of St Louis. Mr and Mrs M Cruson of Alma visiting. Mrs Mable McCollum of Pompeii visiting her parents. Many young people enjoyed a pleasant surprise Friday night with good attendance and report of a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Five Shankel
SU. Hoard
Local notes from Hamilton Center residents and events
Sowing rate is the order of the day Loren Seeley rents the widow Lambright farm Willis Derry buys a span of fine colts from Joe Rivers Chas Martin of North Star moves from Pete Flake’s place Eddie returns from Ionia bringing a fine horse Jobo Willard suffers a stroke on the way home from Ashley April The patient improves Herbert Hoxle ends a winter term at Sickels for three weeks of revival District news Measles rage Sam Simmons family affected by illness a seven month old dies funeral held at home Wednesday at 2 Rev Denman Ashley Edgewood ferment still active
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Seeley
Lambright
Willis Derry
Joe Rivers
Chas
Martin
North Star
Pete Flake
Eddie
Ionia
Tome
Jobo
Willard
Nia
Ashley
Herbert Hoxle
Sickels
Sam Simmons
Denman
Edgewood
Sumner Community Members and Local Events
Miss Jennie Monks returned from paranac Thursday last. Mr. Caleb Ayers has been in town for the past week on business. James Robinson of Westeburg was in town Monday on business. Jovo Cleverton is home from Grand Rapids for a time to gain health. Frank Tucker went to Loomis Wednesday to work for an uncle. Mr. Stolls is filling the vacancy in the upper room of our school for the spring term. The Grange gave a supper after their meeting and it was very enjoyable. Newcomb Company entertained Sumner residents Friday and Saturday at the GA Rd Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Race went to Forest HM Sunday to visit friends. Story extending store to his absence. The advertisement claims a hemorrhoid remedy from C F Cornwell of Saugertis New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew White
Shepherd
Rev. Deming
Mt. Pleasant
Archie White
Eugene Parcel
Bert Hamilton
Pompeii
Jon Miller
M Perrigo
L. E. Canfield
Berrien County
Larence Faucett
Jim
Canfield
Wm. Canfield
St. Joseph County
KO. T. M's
Elm Grove
Township
Orland Fletcher
EB Lathrop
Will Pritchard
Elm Tall
Dtev
BE. HW. Wyllie
Elm Hall
Ald Society
Jay Raffeth
Lea Rockafellow
Miss Huot
Sumner
E. A. Potter
Elwell
Grand Rapids
Saginaw
M. E Ald Society
Maccabee Hall
Letta Taylor
Washington
Arthur Campbell
Idaho
Grothers
Rod Lathrop
Posbultice
Jbonte Bielet
1. P. Milisinger
Jennie Monks
Paranac
Caleb Ayers
James Robinson
Westeburg
Jovo Cleverton
Frank Tucker
Loomis
Morris Tucker
Stolls
The
Grange
Newcomb Company
GA. Rd
Race
Forest
Story
Elm Hall Community News Notes and Local Events
Elm Hall and nearby communities report social visits and illnesses. Miss Nana Winters is sick. Mrs. Wm Long visits in Vieweryville. Local moving, farm changes, and trades are noted including Shaler trading home for farmland in Mecosta and Morris purchasing a twenty acre peach farm at Fremont. The Junior League holds a service Sunday at 3 pm. Quarterly M E Church conference occurred at Riverdale in April. Sumner and Elm Hall Granges plan a joint program two weeks hence. Estella Houghton dies at McBride's. Mr Hilderbraut buried aged 97. services by Rev A E Wylie. burial at Riverdale Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nana Winters
Wm. Long
Vieweryville
Edna Sly
Will Adama
Frank Shaler
Mocosts County
Addie Batley
Siater
Josephine Batley
Chas. Button
G. J. Butcher
M. E . Church
Riverdale
Pearl Tingley
Sheplerd
Cretin
W. Ti. Pratt
Estella Houghton
McBride's
Hilderbraut
Nuse
A. E. Wylie
Lafayette News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Farners busy at Pittsley work. Chis Myers builds a new barn. Gus Flasher reports a sick horse. Tom McNally moved to Culetan. Prank Cross has smallpox, El is quarantined. Rudolph Piashler hosted a birthday party on April 1 celebrating twelfth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farners
Chis, Myers
Gus
Flasher
Tom McNally
Culetan
Prank Cross
Rudolph Piashler
Local notes and social roundup from North Star 1
Miscellany of local visits and greetings including Klecker visiting Mrs. Tolms and others. Mentions callers, church services, cabinet work by Cap McBrride, visits by Post-office Inspector Parshall, and a veterinary cough remedy endorsement from C. O. Dawson. Children’s favorites listed as Bivins and Rhoiles.
Bird shot for tiger disease ad copy warning
An old advertisement warns that bird shot cannot stop tiger disease and that consumption is stealthy and deadly. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a remedy, claiming it strengthens lungs and resists disease until it wears itself out. Free sample offer included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Vinol Offers Strength Boost Through Local Agency
A local notice promotes Vinol as a superior tonic liver oil substitute. It cites a Chillicothe testimonial from George Burgoon praising his wife’s recovery after four bottles, claiming restored strength and weight. The ad invites inquiries and guarantees money back if Vinol does not help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
George Burgoon
Fragmented Readings of a Patchwork Notice and Ads
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a woman, vague references to Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup for coughs and lung ailments, Foley's Kidney Care, and various miscellaneous phrases about everyday life. The text reads like stray ad copy and disconnected remarks with no cohesive news event.
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Lee Raycraft
Newcomb
Kitm
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Leonard Broscae Wien
Mins Balti Lanehaw
Hive
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Hivhe
St Wharles
D. A. Davis
Chicago
O. F. Stone
HB Parrish
Midland
Stns
Dove
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Medicine Company
Buffalo, N. Y
Brecknridge
Fulton Center
Wheeler
S. E. Lafayette
Townsend School Dist
South Wheeler
Hamilton Center Line
C.F. Cornwell
Valley Street
Saugertis
N.Y
Lafayette
Klecker
Frank Tolms
Thace Klecker
Urodleck
Crandell
Beers
Mc Donald
Baptist Church
Cap” McBrride
W. PF. Clapp
Ka I Tawley
George Clark
Esther Hall
Burr Clark
Giorno Jessup
Parshall
Flint
C.O. Dawson
Barr
Bivins & Rhoiles
Tiger
Sen
Thaier
Y Chattanooga Drugeist
J. Miller
Read House Drug Store
Chattanooga,Tenn
Foley
Sharrar & Mulholl
Foley's
Barrer & Mulholeed
Moana
DeWitt
Bivins & Rhodes
Mary Haller
Mt. Crawford
Chamberlain
Iso Tol
Luther
Confucius
Sharrar & Mulholland
Ua Chamberlain
South
Jerveyman
Sallie Harris
Salem
N. J
Bivice & Rhodes
Joseph Cofftian
Montmorenci
Ind
Sharrard& Mulholland
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