Start The Start In Married Life Health Cause
Woman health decline in marriage is linked to female weakness and unhealthy drains. Dr Pierce's Prescription is claimed to cure irregularities and inflammation, restoring strength. A testimonial from Mrs Elizabeth J Fisher credits the medicine with restoring her energy and ability to work at home after illness. The Common Sense Medical Adviser offer via Dr. Pierce includes a free pamphlet on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Common Sense Medical Adviser
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo, N.Y
Countess Mogelstad
Chicago
Ill
Miles
Nervine
Miles’ Nervine
Cumistiana Maria
Mogelstud
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Eikhart, Ind
Ithaca Correspondence of Local Social Roundup
Ithaca residents are mentioned visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns. Several names from Alma North Star Saginaw Detroit and Breckenridge appear, with visits to Ithaca Pompei and surrounding areas noted over the past week and upcoming travels to Idaho Maryland and New York City.
Catarrh Cure Myth Rejected By Medical Promises
Fragmented OCR text discusses catarrh cure claims and medical skepticism. It references beliefs about remedies failing, amid scattered phrases on health, purity, and medical authority. The piece reads like a damaged historical health column questioning cures and emphasizing inaccuracy.
Forest Hill Social Notes At A Glance
M Perrigoe improves his test deave on Main Street. A Ragan of Alma did work for LG. Katenhus Saturday. Mr and Mrs Job Lanshaw spent Sunday with friends in Alma and Randolph visited his daughter Mrs Race in Sumner. Mrs Mary Packard plans Lake County visit. Mrs Rose Newcuumb of Seville aided Mrs Vira Lanshaw on Thursday. John Wilson and family attended the funeral of Mrs Hf Balen in St Louis. Carl Linshaw and sister Earth visited grandparents D and Elliott. Ladies Aid meets Mrs B Gilson November 6 and will serve winter on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Perrigoe
Main
A. Ragan
Alma
Katenhus
Job Lanshaw
Randolph
Hls
Race
Sumner
Mary Packard
Lake
Rose Newcuumb
Seville
Vira Lanshaw
John Wilson
John Coleman Plasters New Home in Lafayette Area
N E Lafayette notes John Coleman works on his new house while relatives in Grand Ledge and Eagle visit. Grandpa and Jeranda Benjamin listed as sick. The Ladies Aid Society to meet with Mrs Thornton Johnson in November. Holmer left California last Thursday due to poor health. Boroughs family back after ten day visit with kin and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coleman
Grandpa
Jerandma Benjamin
Holmer
California
Eaith
Ladies’ Aid Society
Thornton Johnson
Grand Ledge
Eagle
Pine River Notes Mention Visitors and Illness
S W Pine River reports TJ Adams entertaining an uncle from California and Mrs P J Adams ill with little hope of recovery. Herbert Campbell is employed for LL. Grandpa Church is very ill. Mrs Bow Ellis and Mrs O J Moulton were bound for St Louis Friday. Horton returned home after visiting his daughter in Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TJ Adams
California
Herbert Campbell
LL. T Mally
P. J. Adams
Firandpa Church
Bow. Ellis
O. J. Moulton
St. Louis
Horton
Shepherd
Arcada District Notes and Local Doings
District No 5 Arcada reports John Murphy buys a furnace for use this fall. Arcada Farmers Chat plans a meeting at Henry Muthers. Irene Lewis will teach the winter rural school. Mrs David Best to Leip to Canada to see a feeble mother. Hazelton kin from Edgewood visiting Allen Hazelton. Nestle to New York to visit parents as health declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johu Murphy
Arcada
Henry Muthers
Irene Lewis
Rly
David Best Exprely
Canada
Arthur Hazelton
Edgewood
Allen Hazelton
Andrew Nestle
New York
Emerson Dist No 4 notes moves and birth
In Emer son district No 4 Sidney Shunk moved with Alma. The school closed last Friday. J Amsbury and wife welcomed a baby girl born Wednesday. Mr Hetetiler moved into the house formerly occupied by Sidney Shunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Shunk
Alma
Emerson
J Amsbury
Mr. Hetetiler
Local Docket of Visits and Improvements Across Town
Seemerson and Mrs Dodge show gradual improvement others Mrs Bare improving Widler in Ithaca Saturday Breckenridge and Port Marion trips noted Ralph Winter in Munlay business Mrs Crames Nae ii returned from Port Marion Mr and Mrs Shirely visited St Louis Saturday Wm Gamble hosted friends in Icebe Sunday Veter McAdams nearing harvest Kigersen and Pred Suarth from Washington visited relatives Ithaca guests Gen Davie and family dined with Knapp group Ida Showers visiting sister L M Cramer Mika Ida Showers Beet spent time with sister J Hunter and Rev Baldwin and wife in Ithaca Zoe Dodge back from Iv et Raton county John Cochran and daughter Sara to Graping for teleph one work Zoe Dodge returns from Iv et Raton county to visit friends and relatives in town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seibert
Dodge
A. J. Bare
L. Widler
Ithaca
Bieyi Jones
Breckenridge
Ralph Winter
Sickers Munlay Oy
Mo Crames
Davols
Veter McAdams
MM. Virown
Kigersen
Suarth
Washington
M Wunter
Gen. Davie
Laud Knapp
Mika Ida Showers
L. M. Cramer
W. D Iserman
Rev. Baldwin
J. Hunter
Win
Tubbs
Ivet
Raton County
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Said To Cure Piles
An Ohio resident C Haney from Geneva credits DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve with ending forty years of torturing piles and curing cuts burns and skin diseases. Beware of counterfeits from Bivins Rhodes druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
C. Haney
Geneva
Ohio
Bivins & Rhodes
Local Items From St Louis and Nearby Towns
Summerton William Murrey traveled to St Louis last week John Micheal and wife visited Alma last Saturday The community notes husking corn and pulling roots M Demery conducted business in Forest WH last Thursday William Switzer visited friends near Mt Pleasant last Sunday Huffman and wife spent a day in Shepherd on business
Galloway and Area People Move About and Visit
Albert Raymond known as Clare is noted in local gossip as households busy with their sugar weeks. Miss Tenie Terubowskis returns from Saginaw while Omer Parker visits his brother in Howell. Others travel between Lola, Almyrk, and Lakefield for work in the sugar factory and various visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Raymond
Clare
Parters
Tenie
Almy
Hlanebe Basteda
Lakefield
Kathebone
Lofayt
Oreo Assiek Te
John Testor
Saginaw
Shebuster
Wi. Adams
Chas. Testor
Mason
Washington
Delta
Alexander Vandette
Ste
Sue Leaves
Local notes from area families and church events
Sickels A Biwery towed by his own house. Mr and Mrs Sickels spent Sunday in town. Juha Zell house welcomed new residents. Albert Shaw moving from St Johns to live with his brother. Weaver family returned from Lansing. Clark Hall away at school in Saginaw visited parents over Sunday. Sickels M E church held quarterly meetings and a funeral procession proceeded to Hemlock for a grave. Numerous house moves and school vacation noted amid social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Biwery
Sickels
Tie Sebting Ua
Juha Zell House
Scheht
Tonia M
Itv
Thawee County
Albert Shaw
St. Johns
A. Weaver
Lansing
Clark Hall
Saginaw
G. Biddinger
Ed McKinley
Hoxie
Cleveland
Sickels M. E
Dellmarter
Hemlock
Che
Betr
Nelily
Elm Hall Notes and Local Social Roundup
Elm Hall community items report Mayourd's cellardia incident and students attending Pause at Almabrilay. Several locals entered school recently with a note on Elm Mall band practice. Chas Brooks suffers misfortune while felling wood. Vinegar supply noted on cider mill route. WRC attended WoRC district convention in Alma Wriday. Mrs Chas frocks and Fred Slydia clean the M and Church. Rev Meare Mawes and wife visited Eds jmore. Miss Addie Bayley visited Northstar. Mr Peterson called on friends at sickers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Mayourd
Almabrilay
Ethel
Marie
Ray
Julien Mayenard
Elm Mall
Chas. Brooks
W. RC
Worc
Alma Wriday
Chas. Frocks
Fred “Slydia
M.& Church
Meare Mawes
Eds Jmore
MacCorbin
Addie Bayley
Northstar
Peterson
Local brief notes on area residents moving and hosting visits
Mr. and Mrs Willard of Stehels sold their property and travel to Cleveland Ohio. Booth and Emmanuel Brown of Illsdate county visit old acquaintances here and pursue property. John Snyder and friends from Millsdale county return home after visiting Carson City and Vestaborn. Frank Cilekoer and spouse sold their Stekels farm and plan to move to Leslie Ingham county. Mrs Frank toes from Indiana reports her daughter in law trades well and husband has wood work on railroad. WIlliam Water and Mrs Water, former Thrace residents, are glad to note their sons. A birthday party for Aduling Carywell featured gifts, cake, and guests. Mrs Cornwell and family attend a Seald bead event. Advertisements note D eans Ointment and Wood’s Pine products for coughs and pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Stehels
Cleveland
Booth
Emmanuel Brown
Illsdate County
John Snyder
Ane ‘Pria
Millsdale County
J. Remaley
Carson City
Vestaborn
Frank Cilekoer
Stekels
Leslie
Ingham County
M. B. Church
Mie
Frank Toes
Trae, Hater
Eikijart
Indiano
Hater
Araiiroad
Am Water
Warty
Wen
Pritiy
Carywell
Mersin
Wilt
Mir
Edwin
Mead
Howard Rigtur
Peerinton
Lois
Inwell
Mrs. Cornwell
News in Brief from the Week Ending 24
The week’s items report Vietnam gaffe and U. S. state affairs in terse form. Mentions include the king of Siam delaying a visit, Pewee Valley Confederate veterans home entangled, China’s powers withdrawing troops, and the National Educational Association meeting slated for Boston. Also noted are Admiral Dewey’s presidency task, Virginia and European developments, and various political and legal snippets across the era with names and places reflecting the era’s public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
United States
Kentucky Confederate Veterans
Pewee Valley
Dal Borer
Corks
Youn
Washington
Europe
England
France
Germ
China
Boston
Admiral Dewey Haa
Thomas Jefferson Memorial
Poors Mandal
J. A. Valentine
Chicago
New York City
Sarah Bernhard
Berlin
Vrousqun Sardod
Vlad Relary Manily Har
Congress
King Telward
Arden
Sewtan 1Staugh
Hivertan
Todabet
Herbert McCuntind
Staugh
Arthur Moyer
Rich
Melville
Nies
Authin
MuGee
Dbm
Young
Miles
Wugust Co & Mhuler Tt
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Frank Stecher
Emiex
Marhot
Ind
Admiral Casey
Charles Meine
Medicine
Showman
John Volkman
Cold Springs Harbor
N. Y
Life in Peril and Health Revival Told in Welfare Note
Alfred Bee of Welfare Texas recounts a dire illness with biliousness and back pain that left him worn out until Electric Bitters, which restored his strength. He claims the remedy transformed his life, enabling rest, appetite, and ability to work. The note promotes Mutholland's drug store as the place to obtain them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Bee
Welfare
Texas
Arrar & Mutholland
SHY: ee SHY: ee We will fend you a couple of nine free.
Scott and Bowne chemists advertise a likely promotional offer at 400-415 Pearl Street New York. The fragmentary note mentions free items and a sales pitch with unclear terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An assortment of health claims touts Burdock Blood Bitters for fast stomach and bowel regulation. The ad cites testimonials about liver troubles and a near fatal outcome, praising Dr. King's New Life Pills and Sharrar Mulholland's drug store as top sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad
Aoe
P. Mase Dornham
N.C
Dr. King
Ferth
Sharrar& Mulholland
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Mary Walbridge
North Star
Jetter
J Wiliams
J. Brady
EA. Kleckner
Nast
Pindar
Tloutae Killeen
Ithacs
J. J. Crawford
Woods
Lou Retlason
Pomipei
Hiome
John Sprague
Alwa
0. Haisteal
J.B. Adams
Idaho
Corie Misssioner Pike
James Downie
Detroit
Lilian Malock
Alina
Pompei
Tirce
Jengie Will
Maryland
Core Hannan
Alfred Haborah
Bowers
Mt. Pucaawat
Roy Twglediie
Ayer
Buckingham
Forest Hill
N. E Lafayette
S W. Pine River
Emerson Dist
Seemerson
Summerton
Andy Pres
Jeanie
DR. Fenner
Pirenlan
Aula
Awe Hy Bivens & Knodrs
Druggicte
Nobility
Hamilton
Dean
Norway
Thomas
Peril
Scot
Scott
Hawn, Newington
Ont
Armel
C. H. Decker
Eltimates
Alma, Mich
Amos Pratt
First Doors Grocery
B. W. Ellisor's
Jay Alverson
Mich
Ryan
Kado
Rhodes
O Ro Larson
Bay Villa
Hiver
Oaxpe Colony
South Africa
Larcen Saga
Chamberlain
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