PAY WHEN CURED DR MUNCH PROMOTES SALE OF TREATMENTS
Dr G A Munch of the Detroit Medical and Surgical Institute advertises cures for a wide range of ailments and declares patients can pay when cured. He invites readers to consult free and notes locations and dates for visits in Ithaca, St Louis, and Alma with specific motel venues and times.
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G. A. Munch
Detroit Medical and Surgical Institute
Munch
HM. Harper
Detroit Medical & Surgical Institute
Detroit
Mich
Cain
Ithaca
Imperial
Ua m
ST. Louis
Exchange Hotel
Alma
Arcada Totel
Ami
Local notes and moving visits fill the week
SICKELS Wred Stodinger has gone to Cadillac Mrs. Bennett has been on the sick est Mrs. Coates is visiting Mrs. Crateen Mr. J Muffley is moving into the Webber house Mrs. Fedleman has gone to California Miss Bessie Moore and music pupils will give a recital March 20 Mr. and Mrs. J Mumey of Print have been visiting friends there Geo. Crampton who has spent the winter with J. Parker has returned home Willis Derry is moving up to the Huntoon place and Mr. Huntoon is moving in St. Louis.
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Alfred Holcomb
Familly
Arthur Filizzard
Owosso
Priday
John Douglas
Ann Arbor
Mary Lrazee
Clarence
Mr. Crispell
New Mayen
Chace Kirby
Alma
Fulton
A. L. Johnson
Shepherd
Jus
Marquette
Mires Florence Johnson
Sickels
Lansing
Agricultural College
Mary A. Brown
Saginaw
P. J. McKee
HW. McCandless
M. McCandless
W.iuest
Mt. Pleasant
C. L. Perry
Roy Skinner
Greenville
Seaver House
Nellie Lennox
David Elliott
C. F. Wright
Anna Brown
Hl. Micham
Lemon
Elwell
Eli Colburn
Carl Lanshaw
Elliott
Dally
Mr. Pleasant
Frances Fleming
Langhan’s Jr
Alfred Jones
Kitta Smith
William Kartiey
Dunkrite
Elis Colburn
KE. BE Fleming
PN. Alomphrey
St. Lows
Forest Hill
Sumner
Ithaca Social Roundup Heads To Alma and Nearby
Local Ithaca notes list visits and traveling residents from Alma St Louis and Mt Pleasant. Names include Mrs KJ Alverson Mrs Hugh Packer Cora Thompson Stephen Boyce H E Lewis Yost and many others with movements to Detroit Owosso Flint Lansing Greenville and Ann Arbor. Also mentions druggists Havins Rhodes securing Major’s New Digest neuralgia pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Gregg
M. E. Garver
St. Louis
Alice M. Brown
Friends J
Mt. Pleasant
Stephen Boyce
North Str
Owosso
H. E. Lewis
Yost
Detroit
Local notes from Wheeler area readers and events
Recurring social tidbits from Wheeler area include visits by Fred Taylor to Ithaca and Prank Swope in St Louis, trips by Albert Kipp to Breckenridge, Mrs. Cross visiting Merrill, and L Wheelock’s Ohio trip. Community dances and gatherings feature the Weeks and Ellsworth households, Hiram Cooper and wife from Alma visiting J. Cooper’s family, and a New England dinner by the Ladies Aid at the church. G A R Post and Women’s Relief Corps joined Barney Swope at a Saturday dinner as about seventy five were present. James Darling and Rhoda Cooper wed at the bride’s father’s home, followed by congratulations. Bradford and Swope teams traveled to Thompsonville for woodwork work, while Rev J S Clark and wife hosted friends as they moved back to their farm. Republican caucus named delegates to the Ithaca county convention on March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred ‘Taylor
Thaca
Towo
Swope
St. Louis
Albert Kipp
Breckenridge
Joseph Cross
Merrill
Weeks
L. Wheelock
Ohio
Jay Ellsworth
Hiram Cooper
Alma
J. &. Cooper
Ladies’ Aid Society
New England
Mr. Street
G. A. R Post
Re“ilet Corps
Barney Swope
James Darlings
Rhoda Cooper
Wm. M. Bradford
Wm. Swope
Thompsonville
Vnto
Ithaca
Geo. Kipp
Newell Bradford
J. W. Smith
Walter Swope
Geo. H. Briggs
W. C. Watson
Alf
J. Crawford
Geo
P. Young
Has
Watson
Newark District News Personal and Family Notes
Newark district update mentions L Beechiler ill with measles D Moa ill for a week Bert Lepley shoulder injury dislocated Mrs N King and children visited Mrs John Wheeler Friday. children noted absent from school Lewis Lepley and wife visited Lepely's sister Idaevereally Saturday and Sunday.
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L. Beechiler
D. Moa
Bert Lepley
Peter
N. King
Aca
John Wheeler
Maui
Lewis Lepley
What Is Life Life Laws and Pills in Advertisement
An old advertisement claims life rests under strict law and abuse causes health issues. It touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a gentle yet thorough remedy for irregular living, promising relief from constipation headaches and liver trouble. Available for five cents at Sharrar and Mulholland's drug store.
Miss Flora Root Recovers Amid Local Social Notes
N Wheeler reports Miss Flora Root slowly recovering from illness while Mr Root of Lansing visits cousin John Root. Mrs Townsend visits Mrs Rot, Rosey boys buzz wood for Prank Bougard and Hl A Moyt. Art Fowler weds Miss Dora Wright. revival meetings at Center Line church end. Herbert Hoyt of Dice visits parents, and the Frost family marks a weekend with Henry Hoyt. Burdock Blood Bitters praised by Mrs Chas Hutton of Berville for relief from severe sores.
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Flora Root
Mr. Root
Lansing
John Root
March wedding bells and local visits in West Pine River
March mood fills the West Pine River column with wedding bells and health notes. David Elliott’s horse is very ill while Miss Anna Brown visits, and multiple families share Sunday gatherings and travels among Alma and St Louis, with local hive groups and a Dean’s Ointment ad completing the snippet.
West Pine River Social Notes Include Visits and Events
Fred Rogers escorts four carriage guests. Myrtie Becker stayed with Mae. W L Wood from Belding visits relatives. Plowman hosts an aunt from near Lansing and Charlie Plowman took a business trip to St Johns. Mrs M Johnson visits her brother M Butterfield in Alma. Attendees to Forest Hill medicine show from here. HH Mapes and Jay with Mrs A Wilbur. Mat and Archie Johnson travel to ML Pleasant Saturday. Saints meeting at BP Wright’s. Mrs Archie Johnson visits relatives in Snepe erg.
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Fred Rogers
Myrtie Becker
Mae
W.L. Wood
Belding
Mr. Plowman
Lansing
Charlie Plowman
St. Johns
M. Johnson
M. Butterfield
Alma
Forest Hill
Mapes
Jay
A. Wilbur
Mat
Archie Johnson
Pleasant
Mrnday
Saints
BP. Wright
Sneperg
Free sample of Chamberlain stomach and liver tablets offer
A liberal offer promises a free sample to anyone seeking a remedy for stomach disorders and constipation. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as new and effective, sold at 25 cents per box at Rivens & Roades drug store after clipping this notice.
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Chamberlain
Rivens & Roades
Seville and Shepherd Notes Include Weddings and Local Business
Seville CR andk. B. Rockwell did business in Shepherd Saturday. Mrs. Clara Wylie is with her daughter Mrs. Rowe Newcomb. Ensley district school closed with unclear reopening. Talks of a local telephone company. Fine three miles west of Forest Hill. Leroy Hendershot attended a cousin's wedding in Jackson and visited aunt Catherine Meashershoub at Parma. Shepherd planing mill debt paid. fire seen eight miles away in Seville. Morest Hill medicine show drew crowds with alleged sharp selling of silverware, jewelry, and drugs. Mrs. L. TH. Moulter of Jackson arrived at the Hendershott home to care for ill mother Mrs. A. Keeley visiting sister-in-law Mrs. Mary Hendershott. Spring tonic touted. promotes blood purification and warmth. Rocky Mountain Tea sold for 35 cents at Bivine & Rhodes.
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B. Rockwell
Shepherd
Clara Wylie
Rowe Newcomb
Ensley
Forest Hill
Leroy Hendershot
Jackson
Catherine Meashershoub
Parma
Shepherd Planing
Seville
Morest Hill
L. TH. Moulter
Hendershott Tarn
A. Keeley
Arcada District News and Local Happenings
Pearle Stanton sells a horse to Joe Degrott and Soper couple settles on a new farm. Kekert district winter term ends. Youmans trades Arcada farm for Oworse city property. Alfred Nestle recovering after dog bite from Frank Mattern. Surprise party honors Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hazelton on their seventeenth wedding anniversary. Ely school praised for cleaning and improving the schoolhouse with mull sash curtains. Local notice includes a dubious patent medicine ad and a dental cure claim from Henry & Co. Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearle Stanton
Joe Degrott
Allen Hazelton
Butter and Milk Proverb and Scott's Emulsion Ad
An old dairy proverb about churning parallels a health claim for Scott's Emulsion. The ad describes cod liver oil with hypophosphites as a gentle remedy for weak children, noting children enjoy the taste and the treatment aids strength and flesh.
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P Roverb
Scott
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