Favorite Prescription and Dr Pierce Remedies Across Fifty Years
A historical note on Dr. Pierce who practiced in Pennsylvania and became renowned for his medical treatments. He moved to Buffalo and launched Favorite Prescription sold nationwide for over fifty years, praised for aiding women’s ailments. The piece mentions Golden Medical Discovery, Pleasant P food of May apple, and Favos cription, plus Anuria as a Uric acid antidote popular with patients who reported kidney relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
United States
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
Dr. Golden
Pierce
Pieron
Ice
Personal Notices and Visits Highlight Local Social News
Mrs. Frank Biter is ill and confined at home on Crehore court. Helen Nichols and friend from Cleveland will spend the weekend with Mrs A B Nichols on Lighiana court. Mrs Chas Rawsen and cousin Nellie Chapman visit Cleveland guests of Mrs Cattle. Mrs A M Fowler of East Avenue leaves for Cleveland for a few days. Born to Mr and Mrs C J Greene of Oxford Court a son. Mrs Nelifa Chapman of Huntington, W.Va., guest of Mr Chas Wawenn on Twelfth Street, left yesterday for Toledo.
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Seward Henson
Ninety Five
Nes Seward Henson
Harrison Streets
Sear
Gerdoun Lenn
Chib Whs
Charlee Pramar
Second Street
Frank Biter
Crehore
Ming Helen Nichols
Aul Frend
Atlis Joles
Cleveland
A B Nichols
Lighiana Court
Chas Rawsen
Nellie Chapman
Cattle
A. NM. Fowler
East Avenue
Nelifa Chapman
Tuntington
W.va
Chas. Wawenn
Twelfth Street
Toledo
Miss Widener Elopes to Tennessee Marriage in Enonville
A Philadelphia social figure known as Fifi Widener eloped hours before her presentation and wed Carter R. Leidy in Enonville Tennessee. The Widener family had not invited Leidy to the coming out ball. The bride is described as seventeen and prominent in society and athletic circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Widener
Philadelphia
Fifi
Enonville
Tenn
Carter R. Leidy
Bish
Mecartine
Widener
Leidy
Portraits of Former Elyria Mayors Displayed
Fifteen years ago Elyria secured portraits of former mayors Heman Ely NB Gates John H Faxon George D Williams P W Simpwell John Topliff P H Bayn M HO Levagood P D Reet and Thos Folget for the council chamber. All business places in the city closed for the funeral of Parks Foster. Jude Jones announced for the season will provide baseball scores by innings. Secret societies are frowned on by the board of education which barred them from the high school. Plans were made to establish a Country Club at Cottes Brook south of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heman Ely
NB. Gates
John H. Faxon
George D. Williams
P. W Simpwell
John Topliff
P. H. Bayn Jtan
M HO Levagood
P D . Reet
Thos. Folget
Council
PYERE
Board of Education
Cottesbrook
Factory Waste Demonstrated In Northampton Snow
In Northampton on February 15 Bil ger and gold were claimed to be wasted to illustrate factory carelessness. A hosiery company treasurer said 11 760 weeds worth 14 cents each were lost in a week. He theatrically tossed 147 silver dollars from the shop window, provoking employees to scramble and search for the coins in the snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Bass
Bilger
Iis
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Inton Krantz
Lorain
Kents
W. F Ryan
Harmsas
Mi and
Ram
Fisrs
Iris
Euwcia
Modern Woodmen OF America
Hanquet
Sons of Veterans Hall
URS
H. K. Cochrane
H K. Cochrane
Sixth Street
Miller
First Congregational Church
H E. Markhamb
Earlcourt
Mrs Church
Chestnut Street
Gates Home
MHS. Pherr Newyear
Hostang
Blue Jay Club
Jima Peter Neufer
Marion Henderson
J. J. Evoerich
Aeicteen
Wanela
Isabella
He K
Geo. Cox
Ken‘you Street
James Brandall
BR. Strain
George Cox
Irwin Wendall
Corrie Serkime
Kessie Pember
Oberlin Road
Sears
Ae Age
Harry Garey
Ris
the Lion Man
Lyon-Moran
Wallace Reid
Monroe Salisbury
Man
Paramount Sennett
Billie West
Edith Roberts
David Butler
Forest Stanley
THE
Taflers
Mary Maglaren
Swain
Madcap
Ambrose
C. W. Griffiths
Mr and Mirs C J Greene
Oxford Court
Greif-Lehr Shoe CO
of Women's
Org Market House
Fifi Wiener Leidy
Elyria
Parks Foster
Jude Jones
Community Chest
Candyland
Berlin
Reinhard
St. Paul's Church
Price
H. D. Reynolds
New Spring
Mary Ann Shop
Masonic Temple Bldg
Candy Department
Ohio
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