Pay When Cured Doctor G A Punch Promises Free Consultation
An advertisement-like notice touts Dr G A Punch a Detroit Medical and Surgical Institute specialist with multiple diplomas. It claims ability to diagnose many diseases and offers free consultation while urging victims of quacks to call. It lists various ailments and mentions appearances at hotel parlors in multiple cities on upcoming dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Punch
Detroit Medical and Surgeal Institute
Jiflo
Munch
Reninis Ely
H M Harper
Detroit Medical & Surgical Institute
Detroit
Mich
Ivhaca
ST. Louis
Exchange Hotel
Priday
Alma
Arcadia
Correspondence from Ithaca Residents and Visitors
Notes from Ithaca listing residents visiting relatives and traveling. Mentions Chas Rogers with Vestiaati kin, Mrs B Wares and Mrs Mary Hobie in Ashley, Ray Nauble returning to Whitmore Lake, W T Boaster visiting Pleasant, Mrs Orin Kingel returning from Toronto, Miss J McMillag back to Shepherd, Geo S Ney and Miss Alice Tyler tallied by Justice Mealey on September 12, and several others visiting from Mount Pleasant, Astiow, and Beene with social events and travel plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Rogers
Vestiaati
B. Wares
Mary Hobie
Ashley
Tuestay
Ray Nauele
Whitmore Lake
W. T. Boaster
Mr Pleasant Tuestay
Orin Kingel
Toronto
Canada
Eod. Milen
Mt. Please
J. McMillag
Shepherd
Geo S. Ney
Bethany
Alice Tyler
Ohio
Justice Mealey
Miller
North Star
Emma Richard
le Po
Hall Pemetrow
Mt Pieeetet
Couuises
Nowak
Wuedey
Wendy
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The provided text is garbled OCR with mixed letters and nonsensical strings. It contains no coherent events, names, or dates to form a factual headline or summary.
Elm Hall notes and local society roundup
Local items from Elm Hall and East Jordan include visits, work changes, and family news. Roy Lavoy and Pearl Bayley mingle with friends. Heline cared for by Mrs Batrekin. Mrs Sherman Nef visits Me Hrlles. H. B. Wile and wife plan to attend a conference in Traverse City. Baynten’s journey ends in disappointment near Head City. The Crusade band closes services. marriages and funerals noted along with community greetings and a wedding at First Methodist Episcopal church as Lt Etta Stain and Capt John Armstrong wed in Crusade attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley Shaler
East Jordan
Roy Lavoy
Hake View
Stinlay Lown Sty
Wright Thue
Tay Ali Chaos
Kreks
Mal
Pune
Kl Batrekin
Heline
Ren Smith
Shaffer
Baling
Clas
Sault
Mes
Joseph Pingel
Sherman Nef
Hrlles
Mies Pearl Bayley
Elsie
Bard
Prates
Lev
H. B. Wile
Thaverse City
Baynten
Heed City
Tosa Gritin
Odar Lake Mouiy
Maude Grin
James Eilieth
Mer
Eilevbond Eiliott
Jian Lurg
Salem
Crusade
Atopteni
Manton
Westplall
Larher
Mihrouk
Sheridan Kotmine
Ehulers
Biweil
B Wylie
Elating
Seville Center
Little Dewey
Jesus
Jon Foote
Listeferoen
Frank
Clarkston
J. W. Vandermark
Nelson Fullertin
Alma
Ed Leonard
Bim Mail
R.C. Vandermark
St. Johns
Elihen Mayhew
Local Rural Notes on Visits and Church Events
Emerson district reports Alfred Eichorn as owner of a new bogey named Rev. Winthird in St Louis. Mrs Henry Dalley and children visited Maple Rapids. Miss Neytha Johnston of St Louis visited sister Mrs Milburde Rest er. Wm Johnston recently returned from Conmlg and is home again. Mr and Mrs Waldo Curtis attended a soldiers encampment in Teed City. Neilie, daughter of Tesebe, visited at her sister Miss Win Shaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Eichorn
Winthird
St. Louis
Henry Dalley
Maple Rapids
Misa Neytha Johnston
St Louis
Milbured’rester
Sula
Wm. Johosten
Conmlg
Ad Mes
Waldo Curtis
Teed City
Taat
Wid
Statl
Neilie
Tesebe
Plu Bene Lf
Mis
Win, Shaver
Stedis
District No. 5 Arcada Core Cutting Live Rider of the Day
District No. 5 Arcada news notes a live cutting core rider of the day. Mr and Mrs Cloyd Nevins spent Saturday evening at BF. Clings AW Wright grading the rod west of Elysche. Nitin ep Webb bus traded in farn for property in Arcada. Wolfe mine onto y fart seen Liats lied. Mrs George his sister Miss Cavanaugh of Missaukee County turned Lime Monday after a week’s whit. Mire. Vidi's brother stopped Maver S ddae with Wer on his way to the agricultural college. Lan sie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Cloyd Nevins
Clings
Wright
Webb
Arcida
Wolfe
George
Miss Cavanaugh
Missaukee
Vidi
Lansie
Forest Hill News Snippet Reflects Local Illness and Visits
Forest Hill reports Mrs Tayfeete is very sick with ty plot fever while Onto H Deane attends Atria College this year. Leona Hell Camferd returns from Snelby last Monday as Mr and Mrs Kit White visit Toledo early in the week. Meg entertains her mother from Houghton County as several locals attend a district event. Ferrenburgs return from a Pennsylvania visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tayfeete
H. Deane
Atria
Joollege
Leona Hell Camferd
Snelby
Kit. White
Toledo
Eustay
Meg
Houghton County
An Ra J. Ferrenburg
Founsylvania
Summers in Alta and nearby towns noted in week
Summerton Van Kelinson in Alta for corn cutting ordered. Michael has a new cure. Vester Pat Murray in St Louis on Saturday. Mrs Morison and daughter to Alma. Herbert Switzer of St Louis. Westley Switzer bought a farm four miles west of Forest. Westley Switzer and Thos Bowers did business in Atom and St Louis last Saturday. Wu Michael and wife attended dedication of new courthouse to Iliac last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Kelinson
Alta
Wis
Michael
Vester
Pat Murray
St. Louie
Mrs. Morison
Alma
Herbert Switzer
St. Louis
Lown
Wo. Hobbs
Friends
Switch
Ati Awitver
St Lewis
Westley Switzer
Westley Switver
Bowers
Atom
Wu Michael Vnd
New Court House
Iliac
South Wheeler Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Oscar Oakes traveled to a nearby encampment while residents from South Wheeler attended the UB conference at North Star. Bradley of Sthapan and Pons visited relatives and clients as Me and Me PLS hosted friends from Maso and Lake. Mr and Mrs Newel Smith of St Louis visited Clark Smith over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Oakes
Hultea
North Star
Svidaty Chiesa Bradley
Sthapan
Wanla
Maso
Newel Smith
St. Louis
Clark Swith
Local Notes From Midland County And Nearby Visits
George Stimpson moved to a Midland county farm. Mrs. Robert Clark visited her father S. P. Sibley Sunday morning. Rootts worked at Forest Mir. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hey spent Sunday at W. White’s. Several youths attended church at Breckenridge Sunday evening. Mrs. Fred Woodcock, longtime patient, is slowly recovering. Mrs. Lockwood and Detroit visitors, here six weeks, returned home Monday. W. Bouse received a letter Friday from his son Ian in California, reporting health improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stimpson
Midland County
Robert Clark
S. P. Sibley
A.M. Rootts
Forest
Henry Heyt
W. White
Breckenridge
Fred Woodcock
Seville notes and local movements in Alma and Toledo
Seville records show Ro Rtockwell in Alma, Sam Veeder chopping wood there, Rockwell and baby to Toledo, and Mrs Rockwell visiting a sister. Demers buys a horse, Carrell builds a house, Veeder buys a rink, while residents suit new homes and cellars. Whistle of threshers sounds as wheat yields well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osburn
Ear Elwell
Yan
Won Carroll
Pat Conley
Henry Tucker
Cash
Warren Pousier
Hace
Hin Altid
Mis Henderstratt
Pee Verel
Milnes
King’s New Discovery for Consumption and Coughs
A reader recounts recovery from asthma and related lung ailments after using King’s New Discovery for Consumption Puer mienta and Crip. The testimonial claims instant relief, improved sleep, and long-term cure, urging readers to visit Bharrar & Muthelland’s drug store for bottles and a promotion of free samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wal Brown
Leteville
Ind
Local notes from Sumner area include visits and injuries
Rose Moureamnr and Miss Campbell figure in social notes while Mr Slater stands in for Sutton during absence. Mr Button and Mrs attend relatives in Saginaw. Mrs Graham and Ruth return from Canada trip. Nellie Sperry travels to Donna and Pewams. Claud Sperry injured by pitchfork. Yiscory and Mrs West return from Shepherd after quarterly meeting. Fowler paints GA I scenery for upcoming home talent show. L O T M benefit night underachieves due to no music.
North Star notes fall sowing and local sicks lists
Fall sowing is the order of the day. Mrs A McDaid is on the sick list. Chas Johnson has his new house nearly finished. Mr and Mrs Harley Evitts visited their daughter Mrs Mills. Mrs Frankie McDaid entertained her sister Mrsett McCatcheon. Ethel Palmer, who had the pulter tine to get ran over in a hayquarer, is doing nicely. The little child of Mr and Mrs Ed Rawnhorn is very sick but better this week. Mr and Mrs James Jack of Astley spent Monday and Tuesday of last week with James Treentees. Mrs J S Adowk and son Lewis of Kooxvale Tennessee will return home next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Johnson
Harley Evitts
Teir
Mills
Frankie Mcdaid
Astley
James Jreenten
J. S. Adowk
Lewis
Kooxvale
Tennessee
James Treentee
Forest Hill News Roundup From Local Farm Saturday
Local notes from Forest Hill include social visits by Miss Courter and GL from Alma, and Jack Fre helping with corn ripening. Mention of typhoid appearing near Alma prompts Dr Lam’s call. farmers travel the row south of Pine school house for field work as Shepherdd plans loads at porkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dones
Bent
Nere Sanday
Otisles & Ryder
Weigot
Ap Parks
Lam
Alma
Odie
Pine School House
Shepterd
Steck Luyers
Judee
Porkers Lot
Emerson Mop A Tire Improves, Precisions Entertains
Mop A Tire shows slow improvement as Precisions entertains company from Obie Lew Adres and family. The record notes Mr and Mrs Rey Wilcox visiting her parents in Lakinlow last week and mentions Mr and Mrs Min We Aue MOURHAr MOQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Lakinlow
Rey Wilcox
Ind Min
Local News Snippets Include Illnesses And Vacation Notes
Fragments report several residents' health concerns and social updates. Names include Mrs Irving Deckerts Mrs Frank Wrens and Mrs Wiley. Two people from Crystal Lake plan a two week vacation beginning Saturday.
Pine River Weather and Local Notes
W Pine River notes report Mrs Xncughury improving and Mrs Dutton ill with typhoid fever. Mr Torton bought a team and wagon recently. Charie Mowman completed a new house. Mrs Moulton and Mrs Ellison visited Mrs Elles Fleming. Mrs Johnson spent the latter part of last week with relatives near Mt Meysanus Mes. Carte White and children of Jackson County visited relatives there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xncughury
Dutton
Torton
Team
Wawon
Vharie Mowman
Moulton
Ellison
Elles Fleming
Johnson
Mt. Meysanus
Local Notes Arrive and Depart as Town Moves On
Mrs Sarah Kennett remains ill Seth Curtis tends house Edna Weller returns from Deuratt Park Wall attends school in Saginaw Mrs John Stratton travels to Ohio Visit Mr and Mrs Sickels spend Sunday in village Mrs John Parker hosts guests Leonard Wight visiting from Obie Stixier moves to Rathbone Ed Drew relocates to Mee Kinley farm Mr and Mrs Cratventure and Susie Hulbert visit New York Ladies Aid serves Friday supper at eight sharp Ten cent warm supper Mrs Clickner's mother returns to Leslie Eide Weston delivers farewell sermon Miss Bessie Moore plans Sept 26 music recital inviting all to attend Expect strong turnout for Miss Moore and pupils
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Curtis
Edna Weller
Deuratt Park
Wall
Schigol
Saginaw
John Stratton
Ohio
Sickels
John Parker
Sunde
Leonard Wight
Tia
Obie
Stiexier
Rathbone
Ed Drew
Mee Kinley
Cratventure
Susie Hulbert
New York
Clickner
Las
Leslie Eide
Weston
Bessie Moore
Miss Moore
Parson Praises Electric Bitters In Ashaway Note
Rev C J Tudlong of Ashaway writes that Electric Bitters cured his jaundice and liver troubles after years of distress. He calls the medicine pure genuine and superior for liver kidney and stomach issues. Sold by Sharer and Mulholland with 50 cent price and guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.J. Tudlong
Ashaway
KR 1
Sharer & Mulhollanid
Scott's Emulsion Promises Strength for Pale Children
Like a running brook the red flow comes from bone marrow and spleen may also supply blood. Scott's Emulsion feeds bone marrow and spleen with rich fats and liver oil to renew health. It targets pale schoolgirls and those with thin welldescribed. Sample offered by mail from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sotn
Scott
Scott’s Sion
Tenet
Livad
Ieee
New York
Cure for.dysentery and diarrhea appears in ads and testimonials
A string of testimonial notes from readers praising remedies like Charteroilns Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy and Foley’s Kidney Cure. Claims range from curing travel dysentery to kidney trouble, with multiple drugstore mentions and a section on water cure for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. d.Cox
Valley View
Foley
Sharrar
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Proclaimed Remedy Claims
A cluttered advertisement page touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for constipation headaches and indigestion and markets it as a perfect laxative sold by Shharrar and Mulholland. It includes testimonials and notes on chamberlain's cough remedy and other tonics, urging trust in patent medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clawson
Herald
Howe
Calewell
Cabdwell
Shatner & Mushelland's
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Cross
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Mir
Seville
DR. Fenner
Braddey
Oravet
G. Wagoner
St.vitus
Living & Rhodes
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Palmer
L. D. Palmer
Glen Falls
N. Y
Miles
Ullerel
Hatch
Lee Hirt
Baler
Milee Netrine
Erkhart
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Sumner
Haines Tend
Rte
Me Pereemong
Tome
Oindy Wilsuli
Orwiye
Jon Wileay
Jack Fre
Miss Dea Creerh
Chit Wilson
SE Emerson
S.W. Elba
Frank Weeds
Oman
Destewart
Eugene Scewert
Irving Deckerts
Frank Wrens
Leroy Merve
Wiley
Bf Duttsfield
Firetler
I Libby
Tobe Obertree
Crystal Lake
W. Pine River
Sarah Kennett
Rome
Taylor
New Albany
Bratford County
Ward
Lacyville Messenger
Charterlain
Alowe
Mivin & Rhodes
Chanberlain
Vale
Vivins & Rhodes
Hat
Haymond
Conner
Shelton
Wash
Sharrar & Mulholland
Telliginis
Livan
Thomas
Devil
God
Mit Kiron
Chamberlain
W. 5
Brockman
Haguell
Bivins & Rhodes
Joch Westhater
Loogontee
Niving & Rhodes
Buravck
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