Ohio Briefs and Local Notices Chronicle Nov 9
Clyde God of Washington county pleaded guilty to a charge related to a single man. Judge Miller imposed a fine and six months in prison with the term suspended for support of his young son. Other items note farm bureau activity, wind damage injuring workers, nursing resignations, public fountain costs, a drunkenness sentence, county crippled children funding halted, a Bates death case, a train derailment with injuries, and a Meigs county grand jury session.
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MERCY
Clyde God
Washington County
Ear Rutland
Miller
Father John Medicine and the $25,000 Challenge
A claim circulates that Father John’s Medicine cures colds and aids body building and that a guaranteed $25,000 reward to a charity is false. The story ties the remedy to Rev. Father John O Brien of Lowell Massachusetts and his parishioners, noting the medicine’s prescription status and its reputation as Father John’s remedy.
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Father John
Father John O Brien
Lowell
Mass
John
Local Socials and Events Highlight Carlisle Notes
November reports from Carlisle show Mr and Mrs Geo Moon and their daughter visiting Mr and Mrs J Moon. Mrs J G Wagner and son Bob from Detroit visit Mrs Fitzpatrick. A box social at the schoolhouse drew a large, happy crowd. Paul Rolin and family joined dinner with the McGuire family. Will Banks lost a cow. Geo Smiths from Eaton visited J M Diederick. Charlie Tlas and Nellie Faulkner wed Wednesday morning. Mrs Smiths Flyta kin also visited the Diedericks.
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Geo. Smith
Eaton
J. M. Diederick
Charlie Tlas
Nellie Faulkner
Oberlin Road social notes and local visits
Miss Thelma Cambell attended a teachers party at the Ely building. Miss Genéna Edmonds helped serve tea at the W C A Friday evening. William Walter ipsted Saturday at Frank Campbell’s Elyria home. Mrs JH Brooks entertained sister Mrs C Wagner of Wellington Thursday. Mr and Mrs NL Kirk of Chestnut Ridge visited the Hutchyson home Saturday. Cartisie township trustees graded east of route ninety eight. Dan Campbell and wife returned from Minnesota. T Downs’s new house nearly completed. Jo and Mrs P H Campbell and family visited Mrs Hart in Berea. The Campbell family group and others visited relatives in Prittsfield Sunday.
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Oberlin Road
Thelma Cambell
Elyria
Ely
Genéna Edmonds
W. C. Ua
William Walter Ipsted
Lisf
Frank
JH. Brooks
C. Wagner
Wellington
NL Kirk
Chestnut Ridge
Hutchyyson
Cartisie Township
M Irs
Dan Campbell
Minnesota
T. Downs
P. H. Campbell
Mrampbell
Mrs. Hart
Berea
Co. McRoberts
A. McRoberts
Pritsfield
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Breath Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a substitute for calomel to relieve bad breath and purify the bowels and liver. The copy claims gentle but firm action, no griping, and a purely vegetable formula with olive oil, sold as 5c and 2c sizes, taken nightly for a week.
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Edwards
R. FM. Edwards
Oberlin Elyria social notes and game report update
Misses Maud Eleanor Davis and Fu Boyenton of Elyria visited Oberlin friends Saturday and attended the football game. Local gatherings include Mrs. Martin Waller hosting her brother and his Detroit wife, and Rebekah lodge social at Mrs. Frank Kreuger’s. Mr. Johnston plans a sale on the Hale farm, and multiple families traveled to Oberlin-Elyria events. The Siamese pets note concludes with a shop ape testing corn.
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Maud Eleanor Davis
Sullivan
Chas. Phea
Ards Society
Rebekah Lodge
Oberlin
Frank Kreuger
Campbell
Elyria
Berea
Martin Mueller
Pierce
LaGrange
J . Davidson
A. A Lawton
George Wack
L. E Barnad
Gar McRoberts
Pomona
Hutchinson
Johnston
A. E. Hale
John Hawk
Harry Hawk
West Ridge
Phiel
George Waller
Oberlin-Elyria
L. J. Avery
Carl Destall
Richard
George Austin
Evyaline
A. Destall
Zelika Jennings
Shelby
Oberlin Business College
Geneva Edmonds
Harriette McRoberts
Lucile Campbell
Helen Long
Mar
Vegetable Compound Helps Woman After Years of Pain
Mrs Frep Miner of Churubusco New York reports five years of backache and lack of relief from doctors. A neighbor suggested Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and she found marked improvement. She urges all women to try it as a safe remedy for female troubles and backache.
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Lydia
Pinksham
Frep Miner
Churubusco
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miner
Mystery Tape Shapes French Revolution Myth
A fragment describes a man reacting to a tape with teeth, money-boxing good bets and floor-throws when wrong. It asserts the "Marseillaise" is linked to the French Revolution but claims the true revolutionary tone began with the 'Can magnote,' a term almost unheard, and notes the order of historical association.
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