Favorite Prescription Restores Health in Woman’s Struggle
A healthful woman contrasted with a frail one shows how Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription relieves female distress. The testimonial from Mrs. Cornelia Henson of Conlin praises the remedy for restoring regularity, draining debility, and curing weakness. It endorses Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as supportive aids, claiming dramatic improvements in skin, eyes, and overall vitality after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Cornelia Henson
Conlin
Saul
Correspondence in Ithaca Area Notes Visitors and Travels
ITHACA. M. W. Coun of Ashley was in town Monday Verne Stevens went to Saginaw Monday Harry Degolia to Lansing Miss Mary Smith in Alga Friday W. A. Babike of Alma in town SB. Parris to Saginaw Wednesday Mrs. L. B Seaver to Curso Wednesday Orin Tucher in Hereknridwe Friday Roy B D Wagner of Alma in town Tuesday Mrs. L B Peterson of Sickels to Ludington Tuesday Miss Frankie Clicknor of Alma Sunday with parents in Sickels Miss Ivah Leach of Astley in town Tuesday Mrs. B A Whitlock of St Johns in Wiwn Tuesday en route to Mt. Pleasant Alexander Parker of Towns City visiting sister staying with James Teed this week Mrs Eunice Doty returns home in Elsie last Friday Division No 2 Baptist Ladies Society preparing for a band recharge sale near the holidays Ya McAllister and Maggie Zimmermann of Lafayette married Saturday by Justice Beasley Miss Mabel Hillis of Saginaw arrested Alma last week for larceny taken to Adrian Tuesday Mrs J Robe of Newark Ohio visiting sister Mrs EJ Alverson went to Alma last Friday Mrs G C Culver of Middleton in town Monday to meet son and wife Mr and Mrs C B Culver of Williamson visiting in Mt. Pleasant A W Pequegoat of St Louis with C H Rowland went to Lansing Monday Rowland to bring back new auto from Olds Motor Works
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivah Leach
Astley
B.A. Whitlock
St. Johns
Wiwn
Mt. Pleasant
Alexander Parker
Tawns City
James Teed
Eunice Doty
Elsie
Baptist Ladies' Society
Ya McAllister
Maggie Zimmerman
Lafayette
Justice Beasley
L. A. Pike
Reed City
Y. M. Brows
A. E. Chase
Clineton County
Mabel Ifilis
Saginaw
Alma
Adrian
Mra
M. R. Salter
Mra. J. Robe
Newark
Ohio
EJ. Alverson
Mra. McClaren
G. C. Culver
Middleton
C. BR. Culver
Williamaton
A. W. Pequegoat
St. Louis
C. H. Rowland
Lansing
Mr. Rowland
Olds Motor Works
Fragmentary Notice Offers Odd Trade and Claims
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a possible offer involving a person named Howard and an unclear trade. It references cure, props, and transmissions with scattered names such as Cheney and Tagax and a vague war or sale context. The text is garbled and cannot be fully interpreted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheney
Warere
Eet
Townsend School District Notes And Nearby Events
Pearl Fuller of Alma spends Sunday at Mr Quick s in COC Nelson plans a new baro this summer Poot ball race at Eiwell area Mrs Gus Quick recently ill There is talk of a mall route through Elwell Blair Co saw mill south of Mrs Gee s firm now running Several townspeople attended Riverdale examination Jake Beeson ill at present Kartun Worthing and wife visit June baby shower at Bekert school Draytan Phelps moves back to farm Wilkes Shaver to paint schoolhouse Nut Sumner district improvements LO TOM hosts ice social and raffle Nell Beeson wins drawing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Fuller
Alma
Jake Beeson
Elwell
Kartun Worthing
Bekert
Draytan Phelps
Fill Farm
Wilkes Shaver
Eiwell
Sumner
Tom
Nell Beeson
Seville Area News Notes on Crops and People
Seville reports corn up and East Seville pushing planting as mud and chores keep pace. Local reports mention Dan Goggin trial verdicts, fires, illnesses, and social events. Mrs Snyder improves, the Epworth League hosts an ice cream social, and a surprise Willow rocker honors Miss Altha Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Andrew Deneman
M. E. Church
Jones
Pomona
Manistee County
Uhere
N. M. Showers
Indiana
Showers
Epworth League
I. C.0. F. Hall
Altha Monroe
Browning Man Credits Kodol For Relief From Dyspepsia
Geo. B. Marah of Nocona Texas, a Browning man, recalls years of severe dyspepsia and failed remedies before trying Kodol. He reports rapid improvement after using the product and says he is now sound and well. The advertisement claims Kodol reproduces natural digestive juices and digests any food, including fowl, and cures stomach trouble. Bivins & Rhodes promote the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Marah
Nocona
Tex
Bivins & Rhodes
Name Chase Warns Against Imitations
A communication denounces imitators who use the Chase name to sell bogus medicines and warns readers to seek Dr. A. W. Chase and the original products. It urges inspecting the box for the physician’s signature and initials A. W. Chase D. to confirm authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
A. W. Chase
Dr. Chase
A.W
A.W. Chase
A. W
East Emerson News Briefs Reflect Local Happenings
Lily Chapman has the mumps. Local residents visit Ithaca for medical and social matters. The board of review met at L Case’s. Curtis district closes for a picnic. Beets thinning by B Barton and Allen. An ice cream social planned at Emerson District No. 4 schoolhouse. Several families vacation and travel, with exams and visits to Ithaca noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Chapman
Tetzman
W. M. Barger
Roy Wilcox
Emerson
Beebe
Dunes
Margaret Case
Clara Wendt
Stone
Ithaca
Pine River School Closed and Local Notices
S. W. Pine River reports the school closed Friday due to illness with Wiley described as very sick again. L. T. Matin is painting his house. Mr. and Mrs. O. Post were guests of L. T. Mote and family Sunday. Mrs. John Currence has returned from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Love. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Eliison returned to Jackson county after visiting their uncle, B. Eliivon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
L. T. Matin
O. Post
L.T. Mote
John Currence
Mrs. Love
F. M. Eliison
Jackson County
B. Eliivon
Forest Hill Social Notes and Travel Roundup
Miss Hamilton spent Sunday in Coe. Mrs Adams left for Oain. May Dr Abbott went to St Johns. Mr Humphrey moved into his new house. Edith Lanshaw visited Grandma Elliott last Saturday. Mrs Camfield visited friends over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Silas Moody left May 2 en route for California. J W Doane attended funeral near Durand last Thursday. Sullivan has a new incubator and enters poultry. John Lanshaw attended funeral of Mr Wilson in St Louis Sunday. Leslie Wood and wife and Lee Raycraft and wife visited their brother in jaw. EB Wiley is quite ill. Several local residents drove to Ithaca last week. Mrs Charley Bates left for Mendota Illinois to visit then Kansas City to see brother after 38 years. Also brief note of Dr Fowler's Extract as a health remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Edith Lanshaw
Grandma Elliott
John Lanshaw
Wilson
St. Louis
Leslie Wood
Lee Raycraft
Injaw
EB. Wiley
Messrs. Robinson
Wells
Oberlin
Lanshaw
Bauer Bros
Ithaca
Charley Bates
Montor Mendota
Ilinois
Kansas City
Dawnl
St Louis Social Notes Include Visits and Deaths
Bay City visitors and Alma residents converged on St Louis Sunday with Clyde Raycratt returning from Alma to see friends. Obituaries note John Wilson of St Louis died at his son’s home after illness, with funeral at M B Church and interment in city cemetery.
Planting Corn Drives Week in Summers County
Wellington Switzer, and friends in Chippewa last week, discuss corn planting as the order of the day. Mentions Michael, Herbert Switzer, and W Robinson completing a stone under a chart. William Allen urges style and effort. Quote notes a good deal of clearing this spring and a harvestier season ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Switzer
Chippewa
Michael
Herbert Switzer
W. Robinson
William Allen
Farm Improvements Continue Across Local Properties
Clarence A Remaley announces a new enclosed barn and George Remaley completes a long stock shed between barns. George A Aldrich finishes a new house in the latest design with a neat look, while his barn awaits paint. Jesse Derry changes his house exterior to white and plans to finish the interior, adding comfort and value to the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Remaley
George Remaley
George A. Aldrich
Jesse Derry
Local Notes and Family News From Emerson Area
S. E Emerson reports several health updates. Wilson Sibert is sick. Claud Knapp's baby is very ill. Mrs. Jacob Shirley improving. Mrs. A. J. Bare slowly better. A new baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Vernon. Gladys and Florence Hunter enjoy a new bicycle. Local farming notes mention beer thinning and Deter McAdams beet losses from heat and wind. Alt Grover visits Alma. Reeves busy with masonry. Theodore Bioss installs a windmill. Miles Showers welcomed a daughter weighing eight pounds. about seventy five youths surprised Altha Monroe Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Sibert
J. L. Smith
Claud Knapp
Jacob Shirley
A. J. Bare
Harrison Vernon
Gladys
Florence Hunter
L. M. Croner
Ithaca
B. OT. Borton
River
A J. Bare
Geo. Severns
Theodore Bioss
Alt Grover
Alma
Will Cobb
M.S. Burleigh
Elias Sanders
Midland
Roy Wilcox
W. Aramaugher
Miles Showers
Altha Monroe
Local Strolls and School Examinations Across Town
SOUTH WHEELER Mrs James Jones visited relatives in Merrill Sunday. Frank Gazette is putting down a drive well for Myron Mypolite. Whooping cough and chickenpox are the order of the day at present in Miss Muriel Van Ness Ithaca visited her parents Mr and Mrs H C Van Ness over Sunday. Karl Parka Blanc Coleman and Ethel Smith took the eighth grade examination at Breckenridge Saturday George Clingenpee while visiting his brother Walter at Chesaning had his arm severely cut on a but saw dot is improving at present.
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James Jones
Merrill
Frank Gazette
Myron Mypolite
South Wheeler
Muriel van Ness
Ithaca
H.C van Ness
Karl Parka
Blanc Coleman
Ethel Smith
Breckenridge
George Clingenpee
Walter
Chesaning
Clyde Thompson Returns Home From Lanc Sing
Clyde Thompson is home from Lanc sing. Lilian Hildreth has been on sick list this week. Moss Anna Traevey and sister Huth Hare visiting in Derr this week. Callers at the den Monday included Mrs Hace and Mes Canfield. Memorial services were held at the church Sunday. The baptismal sedeters took place with several baptisms noted. The body was moved after services and given to Kiger Wile for transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Thompson
Lancsing
Lilian Hildreth
Anna Traevey
Huth
Hare
Derr
Hace
Mes Canfield
Skinner
Canflelt
Skianer
Porest Hil
Ant
Raumer
How To Gain Flesh From Emulsion Diets
A fragmented text describes gaining flesh by taking an ounce of emulsion daily. It notes that a pound can be gained in a short period as the body digests and absorbs food previously not tolerated. The excerpt suggests a method tied to a festive or promotional context.
Unclear medical claims from historical text
Fragmented OCR notes describe the medical profession offering systemic treatment and relief for diseases while suggesting free consultations and unaided recovery. The text is garbled with many misspellings and lacks coherent factual details or verifiable entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hytte Latgat Scientife
Dr Walker's Miracle Cure Declares Patient Gratitude
A letter from grateful patients in Mich and Gratiot County praises Dr. Walker for remarkable relief from female troubles catarrh throat and stomach ailments and other chronic disorders. Testimonies claim significant weight loss and life-changing improvements after his treatments with regular visits to Detroit and St Louis. Descriptions emphasize trust in his methods and urge others to seek his care.
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Ithaca
W. Walker
Watkin
Loire
Bebo
Walker
Stelle Blunt
Midsietin
Cates
Middleton
Gratiot
Tyler
St Louis
Mich
Trenton
Dr Walker Patients Offered No Contract or Fee Details
Special attention notes that patients are not required to sign any contract or note and that terms are reasonable. The reference highlights Dr Walker as well known for treating various diseases and achieving success in numerous cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. W. Coun
Ashley
Verne Stevens
Harry Degolia
Mary Smith
Alga
W. A. Babike
Parris
Saginawsesday
Frankie Clicknor
Townsend School Dist
Seville
David Demery
Milo Dickinson
Dickinson
Riverdale
R. Rockwell
Prnnie Sweeney
Irish
Comstock
Leroy
Moody
Forest NL
Elias Rockwell
Dan Goggin
Nellie Wox
East
Pax
Helen Workman
B. Hager
Browning
Ottos
East Emerson
S. W. Pine River
Forest Hill
Miss Hamilton
Coe
Dr. Abbott
Jolo Buros
Bay City
Clyde Raycratt
St. Louiis
Franklin Tutte
Rosalie
Conta
Arthur Mellinger
Jabrett
de @ Quest
Sod
Tenney
el Kyle
Yer “Vogts College
St. Diaits Friends
Mies Giertrude
Wilcox
Crowe Arverdteid
Eniepement
Med A. Wilcox
Tak Boon
John Wilson
George Wilson
Hines
M. B
Summerton
Hamilton
S. E Emerson
Pine River
Perry Adams
Freeman Johnson
Archie d Johnson
Bert Eyes
Llubedia County
Eli Coburn
Win
Adams
Samuel Adams
Mr. Wood
Danny
Slicks
Fred Howe
Belding
F. Boynton
Mecosta County
John Foote
Mark Adams
Lonta County
Byron Sawyer
S. Worthing
Clara McComber
T. J. Blair
Geo. Snyder
Joan Hall
Lenah Andrews
Ludington
George. A. Sturdevant
Lake Odessa
John Davis
Rev. C. Harding
John Michaels
Mr. Harding
Chamberlain
H. RK
Phelps Plymouth
Oklahoma
Alr Draggin
Scott & Bowwe
Chenten
New York
W. C. Walker
Deetroit, Mich
Augusta Hospital
Berlin
Alma Wright
Omce
Ithaca Imperial Hotel
Park House
Mes
Mary F Miller Sumner
Andrew Mo’ Lauls
Detroit
Fost
Louis
Walkers
Aino A Burin
Wal
Mick
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