Health returns for sick women with Favorite Prescription
Discouraged women find health and courage through Doctor Pierce s Favorite Prescription. It claims to regulate, dry unhealthy drains, heal inflammation, and cure female weakness, making weak women strong. Edna Crowder of Ripley Louisiana writes of severe pain and urinary issues improving after using multiple Pierce remedies and Healing Support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwa
ciSerin
Pierce
Edna Crowder
Ripley
Laudentale Co
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N.Y
Correspondence Highlights Local Happenings and Accidents
Archie White starts a new chapter with ex Vester. Jobo Laustan plans a new wind mill for Mrs. W. Dorming returns home Thursday. Farmers report busy second crop week and labor shortages. Neil Sanders purchased Seth Frisbie’s house to move onto his farm. Mrs Fovkes injured in carriage accident. Ladies Aid Society to meet October 23 at Mrs Leslie Mills. November events postponed. December time noted. Local merchants and farming plans mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie White
Jobo Laustan
Dorming
Charence Rasa
Asin
Geoswateer
Adolph Wilks
Bradley
Nso
David Milcott
Lanshin
Marvin
Sulley
Newark
Ladies Ali Society
Leslie Mills
Fovkes
Neil Sanders
Seth Frisbie
Parkinson
Hts
E. Maynard
Local Notes and Social Happenings Amid Harvest and Illness
SE EMERSON reports W Siferta sick and Mrs A F Dodgers seriously ill. Teet harvesting dominates activity. Lena Pandell hosts brother Dell Pendell of Collenville. Fret Hunter and wife travel to Astley after the death of her nephew Clarence Souf. Mr and Mrs Wm Agmaugher attend funeral of Mrs Martin of Edgewood. Mrs Bo Botton returns from West Unity with Mrs Mary Fidler. Mrs Bo Cochran and daughter Maud and Mrs Bennett of Loomis visit familiar friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Siferta
Uist
A. F. Dodgers
Lena Pandell
Dell Pendell
Collenville
Hunter
Astley
Clarence Souf
Wm. Agmaugher
Bia Sunt
Martin
Edgewood
BO. Botton
West Unity
Ohio
Mary Fidler
Bo Cochrane
Maud
Bennett
Loomis
Catarrh Cure Promises Debased Patent Remedy
An old advertisement touts Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy claiming internal action on mucous surfaces and presenting testimonials. It asserts the product is prepared by leading physicians and marketed as a regular prescription with two ingredients listed vaguely. The ad urges sending for testimonials and cites Toledo as the selling location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Acta
Halle
Toledo
Alma and Ithaca Area News Roundup
Local notes show Mr Alfred Hutchington visiting Alma and Clapp, Mrs Rolla Barber visiting Pleasant. Chas Goodwin and Libble Harrod appear in various towns. Several residents visit, travel, or move, including Otto trip returns, court circuit, and church events. Community updates include chimney work, speeches, and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettit
al Lonta
Alfred Hutchingon
Alma
Clapp
North Star
Ithaca
Rolla Barher
Kos. Sear
Bannister
Chas
EB. Goodwin
Grand Rapids
Ed. Bartrem
St Johns
Powter
Clare
Hoover Visit and Runaway Accident Reported in Pine River
A Sunday visit by Mr and Mrs A Hoover to Fred Eyes is noted along with a serious runaway accident last Saturday involving Mrs Joe Pookes. Oscoda county visitors returned home after a family visit. Charles Joboson's burial fright led to a rapid escape home but no injuries occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra A. Hoover
Fred Eyes
Joe Pookes
Mr Rich
Oscoda County
Charles Joboson
Charile
Hopkins Sickness and Local Moves Reported
Mrs A Hopkins is very sick. George Snell purchased the Sam Warner place. Mrs Warren Hopkins called on Mrs Henry Bittner last Thursday. Mrs A Emery and Mrs Verne White traveled west. Louis Tuesday Ward Doyle returned to his Ingham County home after a long visit here with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. S. Sear
Oyid
Lova
Frank Gook
Atina Berry
Poss
Grand Rapids
Lydia Kanouse
Coldwater
Owossa
Geo. Eggleston
Geo. Richards
OG. Tuttle
A Hopkins
George Snell
Sam Warner
Warren Hopkins
Henry Bittner
A. Emery
Verne White
Louis
Ward Doyle
Ingham County
Elm Hall and area notes mix of moves and updates
Elm Hall and Pratt residents report new shed building and barn shingling. Rev Jurding, Rev Boynton relocate, Henry Talker and wife visit Fred Sly. Mrs Lenah Andrews visits Sheppardsville. Jim Bordwell moves to Cheboygan area into H Harding’s house. Mrs W J Pratt hosts niece Erma Sessions. Mrs HO Lyon visits Admure for millinery. Eighth grade studies Dowers of Congress Hayes Administration and Metric System Jasper Corbin and wife attend Westville quarterly meeting. Maynourd of Forestville buys Velma Joseph’s farm and plans a new house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Shaffer
J. Iurding
Boynton
Traverse City
Menry Talker
Brive
Fred Sly
Lenah Andrews
Shepherdsville
Jim Bordwell
Cheyhoygan
Beebe and Ithaca Visit Rich in Weekend Socials
East Emerson notes T Bliss wits in Beebe Saturday. Sanders lingered in Ithaca Saturday and Monday as Clifford and Chis Sanders also appeared there. H Cook and wife were in Ithaca Sunday. Hunter and wife visited Ashley Sunday. Barton and wife joined L D Baker and Dell Hontoon and wife from Lafayette in Beebe Sunday. Lee Sanders honored at a Wednesday party with guests departing in the early morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Bliss Wits
Beebe
Sanders
Ithaca
M. Sanders
Lew Munter
Chas, Sanders
Clifford Sanders
Miss Edna Cline Teaches Show with Local Notes
Mrs Murphy recovers from a harsh incident while Harlan Woodard returns to the sugar factory and Arthur Murphy keeps farm work steady. Abram Kekerts enjoy Minnesota visitor as Mrs Clark marks twenty years in the west. Sunday school grows. Superintendent Mr Rolph, a college student, drives effective school work and doubled collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Cline
Murphy
Harlan Woodard
Arthur Murphy
Abram Kekert
Minnesota
Clark
West
Rolph
Life in Peril and Recovery with Electric Beters
Alfred Bee of Welfare, exas, recalls his life sliding to pieces amid biliousness and a lame back. He credits Electric Bitters with restoring his health, improving sleep and appetite, and renewing energy for work. Local store Sharrar & ushotland's dry store sells them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Bee
Sharrar & Ushotland
PAY WHEN CURED DR MUNCH PROMOTES DIAGNOSIS SERVICES
An advertisement touts Dr G A Munch of the Detroit Medical and Surgical Institute as a highly honored jalist and consulting physicist offering diagnosis of numerous diseases and private ailments. It promises free consultation if deceived by other quacks and lists dates and places where Dr Munch can be seen monthly in Ithaca St Louis and Alma with specific hotel parlor timings in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Munch
Detroit Medical and Surgical Institute
Francis
Hombaga
Munch
DE. H M Harper
Detroit Medical & Surgical Institute
Detroit
Mich
Dr.munch
Ithaca
Aupetyal
ST. Louis
Ciotith
Alma
Arcade
Saturdas
St Louis social notes cite parties and staffing changes
The St Louis page records a series of social events including receptions for Myra Jenis and Louise Leonard, a card party hosted by Mazie Marti on Monday, and a week of four entertainments for the St Louis Utah show. It notes staff moves with Thompson resigning as superintendent of the electric pant and a new electrician hired. An Ardent dance club gathering featured music by jury and violin players with attendees from Saginaw Alma and Montana reporting a pleasant time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
EK Sutphin Ives
Thureday
Ichok
Ss. Lowe
Olive Lowland
Ohioaun
Lise
Thompain
Tex Poste
Tle
Sime
Huy Smitl
Ithaeg
Ae Alatunt
Louis
Elungare
Anvnter Pitty
Escolan Musi
Tuloihed
Alma
Tana
Seville Notices and Local Social Updates
Mrs Alex Miller of Seville is in the sick list. Jesse Weleti of Isabella county visited cousins at Hendershott farm Sunday. Small attendance at the Farmers Club meeting. Michael school house in West Pine River will have no entertainment Friday. F C Kernen of Alma attended the Farmer's Club at C J Rockwell's last Thursday. Beans mostly threshed. potatoes to be looked after with yields expected not more than half the usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Miller
Rath Seville
Jesse Weleti
Isabella County
Hendershott Farm
BR. Rockwells
Miss Carr
Emsley
Layman
Michael
West Pine River
C. A. Rogers
Local News Snippets From Lafayette and Nearby
Mrs Joe Grandy went to Glad s H Warner and wife drove to Jackson this week with a view of purchasing a fart. Christ and George Wilhelm of Lan sing and James Jenkins of Steabasy man county visit relatives here. If Christianity does not grow out it cannot be put on. There is no virtue in the bottle with out the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S H Warner
Jackson
Christ
George Wilhelm
Lansing
James Jenkins
Steabasyman County
Strange case of Owen Matthews and a Billytown fortune
The article recounts a tangled case involving Arthur Matthews of Beaver County, a presumed fortune near 100000 dollars, and a chain of alleged impersonations and missing evidence. Richard Clark, tried in Jackson Court, was sentenced in 1790 and died there. Prosecution and relatives seek to prove Clark and Daniel Matthews are the same person and to claim the fortune for Matthews and his heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Arthur Matthews
Searer Palle
Sooty
Matthews
Prin
Durig
Wichard Clark
Seorman Herrick
Doruied
Jackson
Aletiet
Comins
Dolin ¥. Marthi
Fietioe
Janus Miper
Beaver Palle
Tate
Clark
Daniel Matthews
Piper
T. McCurdy
Clirk
A. T. Chandler
Uttersney
Monroe Lo Susuzale
Aredoaness
Somigale
Te Jackson
Young Victims and Vagrant News Darken a Saturday
A grim report from Detroit details three well known families robbed and endangered as youths vanish after a violent incident. Fourteen to fifteen year olds are at risk as authorities search after a street fright outbreak and a horse accident underscores public danger. In Indianapolis sacks conceal four dead bodies linked to cemetery thefts, while a highway robbery convict receives a lengthy reformary sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadianapetla
Ind
Georgia Street
Central College of Physicians and Surgeons
Johanna Ulen
Ebenezer Cemetery
Plore Gates Etelen
Antheres
Wallace Totinaon
Ebenezer
Catherine Doehring
Scott's Emulsion Aids Childhood Bone Growth
Advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as right bone food for children with rickets. It claims daily small doses straighten bow legs, strengthen joints, and improve bone firmness. Encourages sending for a free sample from Scott & Bowne, chemists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Real Estate Transfers Across New Haven and Surroundings
Real estate transfer notices list properties including Alma Shar, Gulugée district, and Westward additions. Names appear such as Anna Lstrgmasi, Hamilton, Aldrich, and Seaton. Mentions of streets like New Haven Juha street and references to trust or ownership changes suggest a broad land transfer summary across multiple parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowe
Nerr
Wits
Alma
Anna
Ko Hamilton
New Haven Juha Street
Aldrich
Seaton
Wheeler
Dr King’s New Life Miracle Promises Wealth and Fame
A garbled testimonial claims Dr King’s New Life pills cured long illness and led to wealth and fame but hints at deception and a dubious end. The fragment mentions death, stomach and liver trouble, and refers to Sharrar and Montholland as drag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Mase Doru N.C
Dr. King
Earth
Sharrar & Montholland
Digestive elixirs praised in early ad claims
Multitudes praise Kodol as the cure for indigestion and dyspepsia, promising digestion of food and purer blood. The ad cites Mrs Grandil of Troy and druggists Bivins and Rhodes, while warning about false cures and urging reliance on Dr Thomas and other remedies.
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Grandil of
Troy
Itc
Bivins and
Rhodes
Store in Cape Colony Serves Wide Rural Customers
O R Larson of Bay Villa Sundays River Cape Colony runs a general store nine miles from the poorest railway station and twenty five miles from the nearest town. He says farmers within thirty miles rely on his shop and Chamberlain's remedies, with fourteen of the local inhabitants cured in the past year. Remedial items are sold by Bivins and Rhodes, Peace is the poise of the soul phrase appears as a slogan, and a note urges travelers to bring a remedy for diarrhea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R Larson
Bay Villa
Sundays River
Cape Colony
South Africa
Larson
Chamberlain
Bivins & Rhodes
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SE Emerson
Ayer
Buckingham
Drug State
RP Hall Co
F. B
Ashley
K. P. Peet
Nona McManuls Curtiss
Muskegon
Heights
C.F. Pike
L. A. Pike
St. Joes
Presbyterian Parsonage
Judge Stone
Smith
Circuitovurt
W. A. Zimmerman
Owosso
Jacob Zimmerman
Fof
Lafayette
Blanche Powers
Flint
Porterfield
Haca
Las
Carson City
Carr
J.C. Seifert
Bt Charles
Rosseau
Fowler
New Haven
St. Charles
Will Beckwith
Jessie Hilbourn
Maud Brown
Maggie Sturgis
Kittie Richards
Kalamazoo
Jennie Dalrymple
Geo. Moore
L. Madean
Dwight Eaton
Floyd Barkham
Walter Markham
Clarkatuy
Eugene Togles
Coterie Club
J. P. Carpenter
W. C. Morse
Lane
Board of Supervisors
W. Pine River
Rathbone
East Emerson
W. Arcada
Peril
DR. Fenner
Penner
Hiv
St.vitus
Iy Riveins & Rnodrs, Druggicm
ST Louis
Seville
Joe Grandy
Glad
Younus
Vraverseity
Farilies
Dock Corbett
William Avkhin
Morgen
Vrureter
Hays Wortie
Wal
Gilet
Het
Roe Tod
Burhanat
Sétioel
Abbie Redner
Nenne
Seine
Henry Bnigy Roberie
Weet Bay
Mies’ Nervine
Trastien
Harry
Drr
Miles
Nervae
Dias
B. M. Tuwpari
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
A. H. Lowry
Dr Wood
Norway
Thomas
Thoras
Bivios
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