Unclear adhesion to refund promise for remedy sale
The fragment outlines a defective notice text promising refunds for Grevu's Warranted Syrup of Tar and a general satisfaction or money back guarantee. It mentions Alma, Bivins & Kanes and several địa entities, with garbled phrases about plan enduring cure and ponies, suggesting an obscure historical ad or legal notice with damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molirolkend
Alma, Bivins & Kanes
Alma Paro Hippos
Riverouly
Traveling Companion Text Fragment
A fragmented OCR piece mentions fear and mystery around a journey with companions. It references terms that resemble names and places but lacks clear events or entities to identify, making a precise summary difficult. The readable parts hint at a narrative of travel and tension without coherent details.
Dr Humphreys Medicine Promises Wide Relief in 19th Century Ad
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dr Humphreys Pocket Manuscript remedies for a range of ailments from worm fever to kidney diseases. It lists products like Worm Fever Cure and Cures for Cold and Croup, claiming broad popularity and offering the manuscript for sale through RLS Weber in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreyst
Erte
Pune
Wilbe
Denise
Sume
Pein
R Hamphress
Sta
York
RLS Weber
Rathbone Family and Local Visits Mention Illnesses
Fragments describe Mrs Emerys sister visiting for a few days and illness across the community. References include Dr Me ri sending lim, scarlet fever and typhoid concerns, Langport residents traveling with Dr Mouites medicine, and Mr and Mrs Geo Gulick among local contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langport
Mouite
Henry Bittner
Pedro Deby
Pneumonia Cure Advertisement and Remedies
A historical newspaper fragment markets Chamberlain Cough Remedy and related tonics as a treatment for pneumonia. It touts claimed cures and lists sales by THivens & Regles, urging readers to purchase the remedy for relief from fever and chest congestion.
Notable Farm Toilers and Health Care Concerns in Early Union Era
Fragmented text depicts farm laborers and families facing hard toil, health care, and survival challenges. References to disease, poverty, and social strain suggest harsh working conditions, limited medical care, and community strains amid early industrial shifts. Specific names, places, or dates are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
Valentine social notes and local visits fade in weekly roundup
Local school and community events fill a page as students bring valentines and visit visitors from Merrill Ithaca and Bethany. Jurors from Tuines, many from St Louis, and neighbors attend parties and Friday night gatherings. One property transfer from John Christman to D G Lockwood is noted along with a sleigh ride and a play at Breckenridge.
Factory girls and women suffer in mills, health urged
A long description of factory town life contrasts graceful workers with worn, ailing women. It condemns exhausting labor and heat while promoting Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weakness, uterine disease, and related ailments. Patients are urged to seek free confidential advice at the Buffalo institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Kuma Spooner
Lakeview
Montcalm Co
Monte
Merce
Vivre Noworttan
SCR
Merve
Pierce
Tavalidts’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. V
RV. Merce
Valentine and social events center on St Louis scene
Mrs James Stafford is reported seriously ill. Mrs Starkey and Mrs Roush hosted a valentine party in Arts Hall Friday evening. Geo Long, recently to Florida for health, returned last Thursday not much improved. The Rathbone Sisters held a dancing party in their hall Wednesday with 140 guests. Mrs D J Fleming entertained friends Tuesday in honor of Miss Storr, former teacher. Monday observed valentine day at Lena Tostetter's home. Lena Pranks, longtime cashier at Hf J Tayer & Son's, leaves Monday for Oberlin Ohio to make her future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stafford
Starkey
Roush
Art
Geo. Long
Florida
Lena
Lena Pranks
Hf. J. Tayer & Son
Oberlin
Ohio
Local Notices and Family News From Hamilton County
Spore remains in the house. John Goodhall moves to North Star. FB Wight visited Eaton county last week. Mrs. Win Moore under doctor’s care. Jr. Muttly buys Bo D. Wen house and lot for 400 dollars. Ed McKinley and wife went to Clare to see a ill sister. RL. Bellowit of Ovid did business at the town clerk’s office. Mrs. Pred Wight returned from Geneva New York. Almaugher bought a house of RS Mostly and plans moving to his farm. Mrs. Manual Ball, longtime resident of southwest Hamilton, died of pneumonia aged 87 years 11 months 19 days. Interment at North Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FB Wight
Eaton County
Win Moore
Muttly
Bo D. Wen
Bers
Ed McKinley
Clare
RL. Bellowit
Ovid
Orice
Pred Wight
Geneva
New York
Almaugher
John Gondual
Manual Ball
Hamilton
North Star
Local notices and community items in Bear Creek region
BANNISTER Ad Gallop is at work in his barber shop again. Chas, Davidson went to Temple last week to work. Mr. and Mrs. Wi. Sommers, of California, are visitors at Fred Bordens. Hugh Murray is home from northern Michigan. PW. Brown, of Ithaca, involved in egg business. Drum saws to be sent to Yemmie, Michigan. Ed Marshall and Charles Dickerson moved to Gladwin for work. Post office delays irritate patrons. Mrs. Lam of Scotland visiting brother C. Campbell after thirty years. Glen Bensinger’s young friends hosted a surprise Saturday social. Ladies Aid meal at Hy Nelsey's next Wednesday. Mr Smith to take possession in sixty days. Mops Walhess Uhanes planning a gathering. Auction sale at J. Meare’s Keoey. Protracted revival closes after six weeks with success. Bear Creek dredging under way, thirty-six foot wide, six feet deep, to improve Maple River area. Bridge over Maple on east state road expected by November, a Wa bash span eighty feet long costing township over 2000, with 1800 frame cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Gallop
Chas, Davidson
Temple
Wi. Sommers
California
Fred Bordens
Hugh Murray
Michigan
PW. Brown
Ithaca
Yemme
Ed Marshall
Charles Dickerson
Thashwerer
Taugol
Metin
Ashley Aom
McDonald
Peter
L Chambers
Bear Creek
Evil'e
North Shade District Notices of Sick and Visits
Mrs Win Mertz on sick list David Kennedy improving. Mrs Staley visiting near Forest Hill. Mrs Jessup spending days at home of her mother near Crystal Lake. Grandpa Dobson visiting daughter. Wun Mertz back from Debrett after car illness. Dr Mallat Pompei tending Henry Payne visiting his brother Henry Geismure among friends. Young people held a social to raise money for a new library, net over 700. Mrs M Page attended funeral of her teacher in Moreno.
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Mrs. Win
Mertz
David Kennedy
Mrs Staley
IM. Shony
Forest Hill
Chin
Jessup Ie
Crystal Lake
Grandpa Dobson
Sox Taner Roberts
Wun
Merts
Debrett
Mra
Crismone
Mallat Pompei
Ienry Payne
Henry Geismure
Mindlevon
Jatin Clark
M Page
Moreno Munday
Unconscious From Croup Helped By Remedy
A Chester Michigan girl fainted during a sudden croup attack. A dose of One Minute Cough Cure was given and repeated, reducing swelling and inflammation. The remedy eased coughing and throat irritation and aided rapid recovery by clearing the air passages and aiding oxygen delivery. Buyvia Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya A. L
Spafford Pontaraster
Chester
Mich
Bivina& Rhodes
Local Gossip Notices From The County Ledger
The column lists residents with moves visits and health notes. Al Beeker and Life Coward are mentioned with family ties to Kimball and Lakefield Me. Hattie Coward Life Rives and others visit St Louis Saginaw Breckenridge and Newark in recent weeks. Tor Wood's Norway Pine Syrup advertised as a home remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Beeker
al Emery
Hattie Coward
Lowosse
Life Coward
Marri
Kimball
Life Rives
Lakefield
Rolfe
Bert Bales Listed in District Five Arcada Plek
District five report notes Bert Bales on a plek list and Arcada residents discuss recent events. Movertson buys a new horse Arcada range Weld a grange sprint at their ball ETL Downe returns from bed. Mr and Mrs John Murphy anticipate their son Bert's homecoming from Washington after two years away. Dooos Ointment advertised for instant relief and cure at Way drag store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Bales
Plek
Movertson
Arcada Range
Etl Downe
Tin
Jaln Murphy
Bert
Washinngton
Dooo
Way Drag Store
Free Cure for Sick Headache Promoted at Local Drugstore
Advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a rapid remedy for sick headache with claims of preventing attacks when started at first sign. Offers free samples at Bivens & Roades and Bivens & Readen drugstores, touting easier intake and better effect than pills. Regular size 25e per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Bivens & Roades
Bivens & Readen
Local notices and social items from Perrinton district
Community brief items report sick residents, visitors, and church events. Mentions Mrs Sheridan illness, visits from Mr and Mrs Washington, a February 25 dinner at the Sheridian home, a Mennonite church outing, Epworth Lewite Valentine party, and a neighborly surprise for Mr and Mrs Dean with cake and a new set of dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnes
Sheridan
Duet Beek
Belditie
M. Shorties
W. Bon
Linslade Tennent
Washington
Keown
Witti
Joan
ME Sheridan
Menonnite
Epworth Lewite
HL. Lawcork Arta
EV. Dean
New Way to Polish a Stove
Hy sprinkling Litter Bote Polish on the stove and then rubbing with a damp rag, brushing with a dry cloth yields lustre. Bifter Stove Polish uses pure powdered rapoite, odorless and non drying, packed in a large box with florated top. A 10 cent box of Bifter translates into a bright finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heefsteak
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sharrar
Mulholland
Traveling Companion
Moma
Gincraires
Dr. Humphreys
Rathbone
the Times
Ulan
Thivens & Regles
el Spuliss
Nciwen
Aif
Diamonddyes
Lay
Epeceal
Anya
Bane
Wheeler
John Sherwood
St. Loui
Mra. Hi. Wilson
Merrill
Jola Swarthout
Fannie Vartee
Wallace House
Yas
Wilson
Jas
Breonan
Alta Honesteel
Helle Eber
Breckenridge
Lockwood
Fred Taylor
D. G. Lockwood
John Christman
Fenton
Lu Blackman
Surile Wind
Jennie Parte
Mr. Wirlenit Barnes
Caetorian A
Factory Girls
Common Sense
BR. V. Buffalo
ST Louis
A. 1
Spore
John Goodhall
Bannister
Washington E
DIST
North Shade
Croup
Sarah
Chardson
Sauthaw
L. Dutcher
Hsome
Hicks
St. Louis
Orlo Strouse
Oregon
Kathleen Cobin
Saginaw
Marle
Willa Becker
Tome
Sam Warner
Maple Rapids
Arnie
Tinklepaugh
Newark
Archie
Sarah Hall
St. Johns
Arcada
Castornatia
J. B. Belsher
C. H. Decker
ALMA
Wright House
Seigel Wilson
Drury
Muthutland
Havens & Son
Farl Clark
the Barber
Clark
Dunban
Amos Pratt
Yonsoria
Ellison's Grocery
GE. Handler
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