Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Praised By Reader
A reader testimonial extols Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription as a reliable toning remedy for women and new mothers. The ad-like note claims no alcohol or narcotics, promotes regularity, and cites reported improvements in strength for worn out females and those with male weakness. Free medical adviser offer mentioned with Buffalo, New York address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dip Pierce
Lin Neally
Meetra W Stolmnes
Cedar Kapile
Common Sense Medical
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Local notes from Emerson March entries and births
March notices from Emerson list Dever Knapp operating a saw mill Delbert Russell and Irene Russell new baby boy William Gamble moving along Geo Logle section twenty Elva Simmons visiting Gladys and Florence after Sunday Smith Andrews planning to start a saw mill Fred Simmuens recovering and able to be out Grace Cochrane of Loomis visiting local friends Fred Stunter preparing the steminal work on district Noty Emerson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dever Knapp
Delbert Russell
Wm. Gamble
Elva Simmons
Gladys
Florence Ufter
Smith
Andrews
Mear
Fred Simmuens
Beco Hi
Grace Cochrane
Loomis
Fred Stunter
Noty Emerson
Local Social Notes Highlight Rural Visits and Moves
Grandma Cochrane worsens slowly while Miss Olive Carmot visits Miss Mary Shirley. Lee Landers and Roscoe Landers dine with Lew and Ralph Hunter. Ithaca resident Mrs George Logledue visits F. Hunter. Frank Peabody, ex Everson, rents a farm. Wm. Fichtenainer moves house from A. J. Bare. Albert Seuean wintered with cousin Wao Cobb and returns to Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Cochrane
Olive Carmot
Mary Shirley
Lee
Roscoe Landers
Lew
Ralph Hunter
Greorge Logledue
Ithaca
F. Hunter
Frank Peabody
Everson
Wm. Fichtenainer
A.J. Bare Ty
Albert Seuean
Wao
Cobb
Buffalo
Local notes from Lafayette area residents and moves
Alt Hersh runs a saw and Will Snell is involved with pneu moni. Mr rear moved to Mc Nall farm. Chris Wilhelm returns from Tennessee. Will Vancops raises a new house frame. Mr and Mrs Frank Benson visit Lansing. Mr and Mrs Frank Merriken visit St Johns. The buyer of Mr Stiff's farm plans to move on when Mr Stif leaves near Elsie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt Hersh
Will Snell
Pneumoni
Mr.rear
McNall
Chris Wilhelm
Tennessee
Will Vancops
Frank Benson
Lansing
Frank Merriken
St. Johns
Mr. Stiff
Mr. Stif
Elsie
Local Notes From Summerton Across St Louis Trips
Geo Huffman and others visited St Louis last week while John Michaels, Mrs D O Boyles, Nellie Diverbliss, Peter Murray and son were also in the city. J Jacobs purchased Adelbert Gallagher farm east of Summerton. Wm Switzer travels northwest often. Town talk includes emigration to Mississippi and Manitoba with Michigan as a milk of crops. J Hunts egg wagon passed through Monday. mail and groceries now delivered to doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Huffman
St. Louis
Jobn Michaels
W. Allen
Peter Murray and Son
St . Louis
D. O'Boyles
Nellie Diverbliss
Jon Friends
Summerton
J. Jacobs
Adelbert Gallagher
Wm. Sw
Forest Hill News Roundup Reflects Local Troubles and Events
Mrs Wilks and Leslie Mille are on the sick list. James Oberin lost a cow last week. The depot is being painted, a needed improvement. Mr and Mrs C Wright visited at Bred Wrights the first of the week. John Baumaster from Isabela visited his mother Mrs Wilks last week. James Randolph has gone to spend the summer near Adrian with a brother. Mrs Frank Ray and children were guests of relatives here last week. Robins singing last week are quiet in the cold. The dwelling house on Mr Comstocks farm burned last Thursday morning. Mrs Packard and son Wesley who have been in Alma all winter returned home last week.
Beebe Welcomes Charley Johnson as New Blacksmith
Local notes report Charley Johnson has joined Beebe as the town blacksmith. The Rebekah lodge will serve warm meals election day. Mrs. Parks is recovering from grip with improved health. Bernice Toles shows improvement from scarlet fever. Emerson lodge 375 gains new members at each meeting. Spring is signaled by birds chirping. Herbert Strong family moved to Eaton county last Monday. Will Toles returns from prolonged visit to New York. Court Rasor given a farewell gathering before leaving with friends for prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Johnson
Beebe
Rebekah Lodge
Court Rasor
Wheeler Community Notes Report March Events
Bertha Adams Wheeler visiting Mr House as repairs progress at his residence. Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank Locke wood on March 5. Mrs Wicks Charley Allen and Martha Adams listed as sick. Chas Rich traveled to Saginaw to buy stock for hardware. Instruction meeting at the urnameral well attended. Hert Whiting of dacksin visited Emer Stewart recently. Ladies Aid met at the church Wednesday. Wheeler Literary and Debating Society held a special meeting March 6 and March 13 with a large turnout. David Lockwood bought Frank Goodnough’s house and lot and will reside there. The Maccabees met March 6, Rathbone tent initiating two candidates with supper served. Next Literary meeting March 27, debate topic: “Resolution that Observation is of More Value to Man Than Knowledge of Books.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Adams
St. Louis
House
Ifidls
Prank Lockewood
Wicks
Charley Allen
Martha Adams
Rich
Saginaw
Hert Whiting
Dacksin
Vishbed
Emer Stewart's
Ladies’ Aid
Wheeler Literary and Debating Society
Maren
David Lockwood
Frank Goodnough
Lockwood
The
Maccabees
Rathbone
Mao
Pine River notes prompt travel and visits
Fred Wood returns from Beijing trip. Carnahan starts new project. Nellie Hicks visited friends last week. Freeman Johnson family finishing at Purewell. Brookes family from Benzonta visiting D Wood. Milton Veeder travels to Iisdale county for mother’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wood
Beijing
Carnahan
Nellie Hicks
Freeman Johnson
Purewell
Brookes
Benzonta
D. Wood
Milton Veeder
Iisdale County
St Louis Notes On Local Health And Business
Mrs Prank Bacon is confined by a severe grip. Merrill Murtha of Mt Pleasant is visiting city on business. Dan Walsh develops a house in the northern part. The Bachelor’s Assembly meets Wednesday evening. Mrs Wilcox recovers from pneumonia. Mrs F N Humphrey improves after grip. College music event set for March 26 admissions ten cents. Clyde Catlin recovering from illness. Mrs Pred Hugh welcomes newborn twin girls. Leon Corbell returns from Zanesville and buys into a table factory. St Louis Sugar Co bonds to move plant within eight months and seed contracts underway. Smith & Aldrich buy land north of the city for future lots or quick sale for building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Bacon
Merrill Murtha
Mt. Pleasant
Dan Walsh
Bachelor's Assembly
Wilcox
FN. Humphrey
Clyde Catlin
Pred Hugh
Direchy
Leon Corbell
Zanesville
Ohio
St. Louis Sugar Co
Smith & Aldrich
Kneeland
Local Notes From Alma Area Seem To Be In Town Next Week
Elm Hall residents and nearby towns report visitors and events. Miss Blair suffers neuralgia, and Fred Nuon bought Norris property. Mrs Hill passes. funeral at M E church with Rev Wylie officiating. Local option talk set for Cedar Corners. Grange conference drew about seventy with talks by Knapp and Mull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. HO
Lyons
Datu Blair
Fred Nuon
Wr. Norris
Alma
Thomas Croton
Ethel Saunders
Mt. Pleasant
D. W. Vincent
Coldwater
Joseph Pingel
McBride
Sherman Neff
Hill
M. E
I. E. Wylie
Ewing
Fell
Cedar Corners
Emery Robbins
Shelbyville
M. E. Courell
Jesse Savio
M. Douglas
Ferris
Free Methodist Church
Freeman Buyoten
Clare County
Teere Andrews
Bred Corall
Edon Kobjosup
Seourge
Smeope
Arcada
Kiwell
Knapp
Arcada Grange
Mull
State Grange
Chas. Elliot
A. Bk. Baidwith
Law Wire Fence
Local News Briefs From Breckenridge and Nearby Areas
Residents from Breckenridge and South Breckenridge frequent events and visits. A surprise party honored Mrs. G Fuller’s thirty-ninth birthday at A D Wilcox’s. William Pardy and Miss Hetty Gutherle wed at Ithaca on March 12 and will settle in Alexander Chrisholm’s house in Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Res. Knowles
Breckenridge
South Breckenridge
Wilcox
Hemaniner
Midland County
Fuller
A. A. Mitchell
Thomas [Olton
Sherman
Eaton
County
A. D. Wilcox
G. Fuller
William Pardy
Hetty Gutherle
Emerson
Ithaca
Alexander Chrisholm
Elwell Social and Local News Notes
Mrs S A Fletcher is ill with smallpox. Miss Irene Lewis takes two weeks vacation. A sugar social is planned for Bilwell Thursday evening. Miss Eva Fullerton clerks for JF Hilsinger of Elwell. Henry Pritchard visited his mother last week. Will Bragg spent part of last week nearby. Jobo Me received a road work job for Detroit tire. R J Lathrop plans a new store north of his home. A surprise party honored Mr and Mrs Robinson with about twenty guests. Miss Jennie Quick traveled to Ann Arbor for eye treatment. Mr Ruffeth spent several days in Millbrook last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Fletcher
Irene Lewis
Bilwell
Eva Fullerton
JF. Hilsinger
Elwell
Henry Pritchard
Will Bragg
Jobo
Detroit
R. J. Lathrop
Can't Keep It Secret The Splenaia Work Of Ve King New Life Pill
Daily revelations spotlight the so called splenaia cure by King New Life Pill. Advertises relief for liver and bowel troubles including constipation and indigestion. Claims thousands bless it for curing sick headache and jaundice. Available for 6c at Sharrar and Mulholland's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharrar & Mulholland
Dragatore
Caldwell
Sharrar
Local Notes From Lebanon County Chair and Nearby People
Fowler is on the sick list and Mrs Randell is very low with slim hopes of recovery. Mrs Willard has been sick but is able to go out. The K O T M held a social last evening with ladies serving supper. Mr Pierce moves from Me Veigh to a farm near Carson City. Fred Cady and his mother of Ithaca visited Mrs A M Barnes of Penamo last Sunday. Silas Bacon and EB Hoag and wives assisted H Fowler and wife Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coh. Fowler
Randell
Willard
Mr. Pierce
MeVeigh Place
Carson City
Fred Cady
Ithaca
A. M. Barnes
Penamo
Silas Bacon
Hoag
Ward Sugar
H. Fowler
East Newark Notes and Local Sicknesses
Darwin Munson has mumps and Mrs Wai Lepley is bedbound. Mrs Cyrus Lepsey sick at Uteworth. Levi Gable purchased a three year old cotta. School District No. F started last Friday. Sugar making snow on hand with farmers nearby. Levi Gable and daughter Bessie of Chapin visited Newark last week. School closed Feb 14 with Miss Kate Balmgarden as teacher. Ladies' Aid Society to meet at Eugene Crooks home March 2. All invited. A wheelsman tool bag. Tir Thonus Beier the Oil. Heals cuts bruises stings sprains. Monarch over halo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin Munson
Wai
Lepley
Cyrus Lepsey
Levi Gable
Gable
Bessie
Chapin
Newark
Kate Balmgarden
Ladies
Ald Society
Eugene Crooks
Local notices from Breckenridge and Shepherd parishioners
Breckenridge resident N. E Breckenridge Ss. P. Sibley on business Mon day. A T. Stone and wife visit sister Mrs A C Wyant in Shepherd over Sunday. A O Wyant of Shepherd on Jackson street Mon day. Wyant sells eighty acres and buys one acre on section 4. A W Stone of Breckenridge attends church and Sunday school at Une Boehrul last Sunday. He returns via Redstone visiting two daughters Olive and Lula staying with grandma Mrs Isaac Clemons during brother’s serious illness with whooping cough and pneumonia. An unexpected wind gust lifts Clarion lattice front, carpenters repair. soon better than before. George condemns local option debate, urges law and order fans to work before and after voting. Hay Fever Association members urged to use Dr King’s New Discovery for lung ailments. claims cures for consumption, pneumonia, bronchitis, croup, whooping cough. 500 and 1.00 price. trial bottles free at Sharrar & Mulholland’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. P. Sibley
Breckenridge
A. T. Stone
A.C. Wyant
Shepherd
A. O. Wyant
Jackson Street
Mr. Wyant
A. W. Stone
Une. Boehure
George
Dr. King
Sharrar & Mulholland
Scott's Emulsion Ad Promises Quick Body Repair
A vintage advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a medicine that repairs the body from worry overwork and disease. It claims to strengthen bones blood and lungs with premium materials and promises a free sample and nationwide delivery through Scott & Browne at 409 Pearl Street New York. The ad notes the product’s trademark and availability in drug stores for one dollar.
Nerve Slavery and Nervous System Strain
Fragmentary health note warns that nerve strain undermines vital organs like the brain liver and stomach. It describes symptoms such as throbbing pain palpitations fatigue and inability to work or think highlighting how inadequate nerve force can trigger widespread bodily trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faria
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Int Walbridge
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Oween
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North Star
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Thirry Degotta
Chicago
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Miss Talcott
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HL. Smith
Pilot
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Traverse City Asylum
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William Herron
Nora Brader
Julie Tompson
Battle Creek
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Maggie Strobeck
Harrington
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G. G. Colwell
Penton
Louis Brooke
Howell
Clarence Hill
Alanson Brown
Kalamazoo College
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William Phillips
B. HL. Carmel
Gertie Shaull
Ruby McDaid
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G. W. Sattin
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Will Sturodes
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Wheeler
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Brie
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OTTOS
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Clarence Gould
George Smith
Ezra Coleman
Lee Myers
Nora Bradford
Mabel Coleman
Blanche Coleman
Clark Smith
Helen Chisholm
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Scott
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N. A. W. Chase Medicine Company
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Foley
Sharrar & Malholland
Chamerlain
Sharrar & Maltholland
Tiny
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Macomb
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Paes Syrup Co
Monticello
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Sharrar & Mol
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