Down's Kidney Pills Featured as Cure Claim
A testimonial from Mrs Ames Bodine of Grant Street praises Down's Kidney Pills as an effective remedy for kidney and back pain. The reader is urged to consider the product for urinary disorders and related ailments, with claims of relief after short use. Marketed by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as agents for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ao Aching
Whitch Alan Citizen
Ames Bodine
Grant Street
Kirkney
Dean
All Nealere Prive
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Eiber
Down
Rid Ho
Diamond and cough cures in 19th century ads
An advertisement page extols various remedies including Mall's Catarrh Cure and Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption. It features testimonials praising internal cure for consumption and lung trouble, with prices and store names in Toledo Ohio and surrounding grocers. The copy imitates late 19th century drug marketing with sensational claims and price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Nelms
Temple
Tex
Local Briefs and Births in Lafayette Area
E LAFAYETTE. Born to Mr and Mrs Warren Gross Jan 10 a girl named Fred Schanks has suffered long with dropay died at his home Wednesday Jan 18. The funeral was held Friday from the Mead periodl house. Edward Derry who moved to Colorado Springs for health has returned and says it is good enough here for him. Chet Burton has purchased a new feat. For Smith and family Mrs Sommersenlés and Mrs Toat Derry visited Bert Smith's Sunday.
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Warren Gross
Fred Schanks
Dropay
Mead
Edward Derry
Colorado Springs
Chet Burton Hus
Smith
Sommersenlés
Toat
Derry
Bert Smith
Letter from Angola man credits Peixeas Foley Honey and Tar cure
A reader from Angola reports four weeks in bed with la grippe and little relief from doctors. He says two bottles of Peixea Foley's Honey and Tar cured him, and he now uses it exclusively in his family. Sold by Geo. K. Shiarrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrippe
Roy Hoan
Angola
Lad
Dwain
la Grime
Peixea Foley
Geo. KE. Shiarrar
Grange Heights Attendance and Local Happenings
Attendees at Ithaca Grange all day session report a good time. Hard cords and grippe are common. Mr. and Mrs. Miller hosted relatives from near Detroit. Wm. Godfrey reportedly sold his farm to E. Raycraft as he plans to move west. Mrs. Dacher of Alma visited daughter Mrs. Frank Keefer. CE Smith lost a valuable horse after it fell through the floor. Ed Medler visited friends in the area. Perry Grover returned home from work in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca Grange
Miller
Detroit
Wmn. Godfrey
E. Raycraft
Godfrey
Dacher
Alma
Frank Keefer
Smith
Ed. Medler
Perry Grover
N.Y
Pine River Township News Hit by Local Goings On
Lizare Robinson and Mins Bertha pant visited Allen school last Friday. W Turner left for Oklahoma last Tuesday to stay about three weeks. If he likes the country he will move there. W Switter moved to Mt Pleasant. W Palmer will move to Alma soon. W Thomas Gallagher and P Boyle drove to Bushville Monday. A White is under treatment at St Louis sanitarium for rheumatism. Frank Fordyve and John Boyle are drawing wood from Jerseyville for ER. J Thomas, Mrs Manion of Surmerton died Saturday night. Revival begins at Parkin church Wednesday evening led by Phaster Wolf. A surprise party at John Conley’s last Friday. Grandma Dora’s 72nd birthday celebrated Saturday night with friends. Mr Lang of Sumner visited his daughter teaching at Allen school Sunday. Re stores Vitality advertised as kidney liver stomach regulator. Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets money back guarantee offered by Stanard’s Central Dray store.
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Lizare Robinson
Mins Berthapant
Allen School
W. Turner
Oklahoma
W. Switter
Mt. Pleasant
W. Palmer
Alma
W. Thomas
Gallagher
P. Boyle
Bushville
HoHner Peete
A. White
St. Louis
Frank Fordyve
John Boyle
Jerseyville
J. Thomas
Manion
Surmerton
Parkin Church
Phaster Wolf
John Conley
Dora
Mr. Lang
Sumner
Saver
Forced to Starve, BR. F. Leek, af Concord, Ky
For 20 years Denffered agonies, with a sore on upper lip so painful some Hines, tat D could not eat. After vain ly trying everything elas. Doured It with Backlen's Amica Salve. It's great for burns, cuts and wounds. At Goo, B. Sharrar's drug store, only fhe.
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BR. F. Leek
Concord
Goo
B. Sharrar
Sick list and local social notes from South West Pine River
Mrs. John Haggard is on the sick list and Miss Clara Collison remains homebound with rheumatism. Mrs. W. Church hosted visitors from St. Louis. Clair Nelson and wife visited Frank Church’s family. Elisha Clumb and Dick Haggard’s family went to Alma. Mrs. Poo Flewelling visited her daughter Mrs. Richard in Alma. Local youths attend revival meetings at the Alamo preacher church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Haggard
Clara Collison
W. ©. Church
St. Louis
Clair Nelson
Tix Post
Elisha Clumb
Frank Church
Dick Haggard
Frank
Alma
Poo. Flewelling
Mra. Vint Richard
Alaa
First Signs of a Cold Spoiler Cure
A short notice for Dr. Humphreys Seventy seven stating early cold symptoms include chilliness and tiredness and promising to restore circulation and relieve colds that linger. It claims to cure coughs colds grip influenza catarrh and sore throat and offers the remedy at 25 cents or by mail from Humphreys Medicine Co New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys
Humphreys’ Medicine Co. Cor
William and John Streets
New York
Hindling fogs and hagling mark Northeast Bethany day
Nearly everyone hagling as Hindling fogs set the tone in Northeast Bethany. Mrs Mary Schntheiss of Merrill visited with her parents Thiplat wenk while Alburt Schualthoms of Flint visited relatives. Eli Miligan made a fines trip to Saginaw and Briday, Charles De hue a business try to Mertav. Mr Hoy Bailey on the sick list, Wesley and Frank Beard and their Tumbee visited Irinnids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hom
Mary Schntheiss
Merrill
Alburt Schualthoms
Flint
Eli Miligan
Saginaw
Briday
Chaarles de Hue
Mertav
Hoy Bailey
Wesley
Prank Beard
Irinnids
Enver Suidi
North East Wheeler and Nearby Movements Report
Movements and visits from North East Wheeler include M Davenport at Byeekauridgey, Roy Wool at Merrill, and Louis Lamghere with George Wand cook heading north for winter work. J Wolfgang and Lo Crosley conducted business in Merrill, Frank Clevens and family visited M Davenport, and John Carter with his son from Eaton Rapids visited locals. The district 10 school line closed as Ming Kisnitall, wife of James Murtaugh, died at John Carpenter’s home in Eaton Rapids. remains brought here for burial.
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M. Davenport
Byeekauridgey
Roy Wool
Merrill
Louis Lamghere
George Wandcook
J. Wolfgang
Lo Crosley
Businese
Frank Clevens
Redpea
John Carter
Eaton Rapids
Stey Fletcher
Elwell
Ilistriet No. 10
Ming Kisnitall
James Murtaugh
John Carpenter
Feo Cone
Death Notice in Arcada District No 5
Josae Stanton sixteen son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Stanton died Monday morning of pneumonia after an illness of only a few days Jane Wheaton and Rey Wheaton are caring for him Ade Milleman at a hotel job site Wood loading in cars at Elwell Horton and Bigelow lumbering for Jol Murphy’s fort Edna Cling and twenty one accompanied by friends rode sleigh Wednesday night neighbors call at her home Pitying pati and dispewing of entity judged by racket they were loving a fine tine Mine Storl spent weekend with Sam Epler in Alma Burl McBride headed east almost every Sunday
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Josae
Ernest Stanton
Janes
Rey Wheaton
Ade Milleman
Charles Whitmore
Horton & Bigelow
Jol Murphy's Fort
Elwell
Edna Cling
Patie
Entity
Storl
Sam Epler
Alma
Burl McBride
THAT BOY OF YOURS AND THE CHOSEN COMPANY
A Milwaukee Journal column warns parents that boys seek male companionship and will seek it despite parental restrictions. It argues girls are guarded while boys crave belonging, making teen male associations hard to curb and centering on the need for guidance.
Dress Hints Warn Against Unflattering Colors and Care
An English fashion writer advises women to avoid yellow green and dull browns as they exaggerate frights. Negligees should be washable fabrics, gloves warmed before wearing, emery cloth to dull shine on bodices, and a black gown recommended for feeling off color or threatened.
Laundry Aids for Linen Care from Practical Guide
Practical tips on washing and whitening fabrics using starch, soap, and mild treatments. It covers keeping calicoes bright, shrinking new clothes by boiling rope before use, and using pipeclay for easier linen cleaning. Guidance emphasizes avoiding woolly or complex routines and favors simple household methods.
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Fanp Hopson
Riverdale
Cuba
Joe
Selous Ein
R. Kinc
Tony Case
Cheney & Co
Ledo
P. J. Cheney
Weat & Truax
Toledo
Mall
Price
Paris
W. T. Ow
Vauleer
Dr. King
Geo. EB
Sharrar
S$. E. Lafayette
Grange Heights
Pine River Township
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Stanard
Dean & CO
Burns
Pine River
Bethany
North East Wheeler
Arcada
Bors
Bin
Tie
Kelfiehneks
Milwaukee Journal
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearse Street
KEW
All Druggiata
Aly
DeWitt
Masel
DeWitta
E.C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Chas Rhodes
Oruggia
Alma Business Directory
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Sanda
W. Peesegren
T. Jon's Seurg W
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Oraing
Rev L Raw
Any People's Family
EB. Hao
Iain Mr E. Church
Apree
Booms
OUR Peoples Meeting
Junior’s Sete
Moresey
Aiser
Loulee Gargett
Christiky Bennee
Wauren Caria
Beevy
Auma Lodge
F&a
M. Pollasky
Potlasky
Mantua
Anna
Booans
Sonbe
Kat B. Lors
Mae Marie
Barueoxs
Oltitin Katt Tail
Mun
Connie ForoRk
Missie Sare
M Ofe
Alha
Revie
LMA
Neering Nw
Bolts Reecine
Tony 1
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Bonar
Serihe
Ate
Rowe
Michigen
Ky Tivet
Ibeth Matanday
Mick
Aajetant
WoLane
Col
Tony Geet, Adit
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Grigar
Jom’ Knorwteen
Hall
Bret
OTM
Camas
Marts
WS Kogner RK & FP K
Rowonte, RB
Noreen
Ouwnewman
Leeta Booenr
Tenney
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