Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement and Local Society News
Doan's Kidney Pills receive strong Batavia reader testimony for backache and disordered kidneys with stated long-term use and a price of 60 cents, while local society notes report Venus Chapter initiation in Williamsburg, community visits, and various social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Batavia
Binkley
Carpenter
Main St
Ohio
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Why He Was Late
A short joke exchanges a brotherly excuse for a late arrival home. The speaker explains meeting Smithson and hearing about his stomach trouble. They advise Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy, noting they are sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithson
Chamberlain
All Drugiate
Local Notes from Nicholsville and area events
Monroe Presbyterian reorganized with officers Frank Gardner superintendent Laura McNair treasurer Louise Parkhisen secretary Ruth McNair assistant secretary Lulu Phillips and Marie Dunn organists. Community news covers visits moves and social events including library fundraiser and Dr Kings New Discovery testimonial with price and trial offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholsville
Monroe Presbyterian
Frank Gardner
William Dunn
Laura McNair
Louise Parkhisen
Ruth McNair
Lulu Phillips
Marie Dunn
Florence Holland
Glaser
Queen City
R. H. Burke
Miaminiversity
Oxford
Hugh McNair
Ke Phillips
Beech Grove
Carl Corbin
Wm. Brannen
Laurel
Dhel Erns
Cal Meeker
H. Jackson
Frank Hewitt
Ed Hewtt
Bethel
G. H. Balls
Roy Hall
i _ George
Frank McNair
William Gillaspie
Mt. Pisgah
J. A. Jackson
Owensville social notes and council to issue bonds
Mrs Valentie Yeager entertained her uncle Joseph Cline of Perintown Sunday. Rufus Pattison suffered an accident at work and is confined to bed. Mrs Margaret Lehrer of Linwood visited the Apgar family. Mrs B D Turner of Perintown visited Friday. The council unanimously voted to issue bonds for cement walks citywide. Dale McKay becomes advertising agent for a yeast firm. Miss Clara Freschard spent Wednesday in the city. A playlet The Deestrict Skale will be shown at Farretts hall Saturday by the M E church Ladies Aid Society admission 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
Valentie Yeager
Joseph Cline
Perintown
Rufus Pattison
Margaret Lehrer
Linwood
M. F. Apgar
B. D. Turner
Ladies Aid Society
The
M. E. Church
It Looks Like a Crime to Separate a Boy From Bucklen’s Arnica Salve
An old style advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the quick relief for pimples boils scratches knocks sprains and bruises and burns scalds or cuts. It claims the salve heals everything healable at 25 cents and urges both boys and girls to keep it handy.
Local Social News From Amelia and Nearby Areas
Mrs Tom Hall of New Richmond visited friends with Mrs Will Hutson and Miss Cora Nave of Hyde Park called on friends in town. Mrs Ben Archer of Hyde Park stayed with Miss Jane Thomas. Lew Hopkins and wife visited relatives in Forestville Sunday. Mrs E R Roberts visited Mrs Ruth Nash in Mt Carmel. Mrs Henry Laub traveled to Cincinnati for a visit. T A Atwood sold property to William Perkins and it will be occupied by Ira Sechrest and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Tom Hall
New Richmond
Will Hutson
Cora Nave
Hyde Park
Ben Archer
Jane Thomas
Lew Hopkins
Forestville
E.R. Roberts
Ruth Nash
Mt. Carmel
Henry Laub
Cincinnati
A. Atwood
William Perkins
Ira Sechrest
Williamsburg
Mina White
Erla Cornwell
Glendale College
H. F
Ralph R. Walker
Gus Zimmer
Mabel Foster
Oxford
Grace McNutt
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
H. Davidson
University
W. W. Widmeyer
Elizabeth Pearre
Clover
Edith Long
George Lidington
Newport
Nannie Mount
Ezekiel Pollock
Upper Main
Lowell Weaver
Connersville
Ind
H. B. Holden
James
Ridings
Edenton
M. E
William Hurdis McAfee
Alma Connor
Harold Glerke
M. E. Church
Pierce
Jarey Marshall
Benjamin R. Hill
Madisonsonville
P. Walker
G. H. Leeds
J. H. Jenkins
Foster
Christ the King
Harold Clerke
Walter Gray
M. D. Kratzer
KE. H. Davis
J.P. Allen
E. B. Holmes
Nan Frazier
C. H. McNutt
Edward McAdams
M. B. Griggs
Lillie Colvin
Georgia Harris
P. Chatterton
Iss Mabel Peterson
J. B. Allen
E. Davis
Ida M
T. C. Jones
Norwood
Howard Sprague
Wilmington
Edward Bishop
Nellie Zimmerman
Heizer
Jane Davis
Minta Johnson
Hazel Marthisent
T. Johnson
Charles Creamer
Mt. Crab
Dr King’s New Life Pills End The Blues
A brief ad claims a sluggish liver fills the system with bilious poison and that Dr King’s New Life Pills expel it. It promises improved mood and better feelings by aiding stomach, liver, and kidneys with a 25 cent bottle available at all druggists.
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Dr. King
Hamlet Social Notes Show Local Visits And Meetings
Mrs. Bessie Ferris hosted Mrs. Harry Karras of Amelieana and Mrs. Will on FI Coombs. Florence Butler of Mt. Pisgah visits Miss Ethel Bec. Edna Mines hosts Girls' Friendly Society event. Yount of Ironton spends Friday with relatives. Florence Butler visits Columbus area and others attend early spring gatherings.
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Bessie Ferris
Harry Karras
Amelieana
Will
Rose Perry
Bethel
F. Moyer
Leontine Black
Hazel Alrey
Cincinnati
Florence Butler
Mt. Pisgah
Ethel Bec Ee Pot
Columbus
Yount
Ironton
Ee Ioe
Edna Mines
Gente
Rida Byginery
A Mother's Care Advocates Foley's Honey and Tar
The Nash Pharmacy promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a safe medicine for croup whooping cough bronchitis and throat chest lung ailments. It emphasizes purity no opiates and suitability for children and adults.
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Foley
Nash Pharmacy
Maple Grove Fragments Include Names and Visit Notes
Fragments from Maple Grove mention individuals including Mrs Gil Weaver and Ann Pierce. The text notes pleas, Sunday gatherings, and relatives visiting. Victor George was in Wilmington with Agnar and wife spending Sunday in.
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Maple Grove
Datardas
Uber
Yife
Gil Weaver
Oflees
Cure claim for cough remedy from Nash Pharmacy
R. J. Howell of Tracy Ohio states his wife suffered severe illness resembling consumption with constant coughing and a hoarse whisper. He credits Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with immediate relief and claims complete cure after fewer than three bottles from the Nash Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Howell
Tracy Ohio
Foley
Nash Pharmacy
Auctioneer A R Boggess Promotes Live Stock Sales
Bethel Ohio auctioneer A R Boggess announces sales featuring live stock with the tagline will sell anything and everything. The notice emphasizes auction services and his Bethel base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Ohio
Newtonsville Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs. Barney VanCamp and children plan summer in Cleves. Mrs. John Doughman of Blanchester spoke on Temperance to local students at the Baptist church and showed a Frances Willard picture. Movements include visits by Mrs. Sebastian Sutton and Mrs. Wm. White of Belfast, Aubrey Bigham and wife, and others to relatives in Pleasant Valley Sabina Cincinnati Hyde Park Costa Greenfield Shiloh and Woodlawn. A local testimonial praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and asthma relief.
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Barney VanCamp
Cleves
John Doughman
Blanchester
Temperance
The
Baptist Church
Frances Willard
Sebastian Sutton
Wm. White
Belfast
Aubrey Bigham
Pleasant Valley
A. W. Dimmitt
Sabina
Sarah Hartman
Monterey
Sarah Cole
Ellie Knott
Lucy Gordon
Costa
Belle Emmons
Shiloh
Shimpe
Greenfield
Edna Work
Myrtle Brunk
Cincinnati
Frank Dungan
Areens
John McBeth
Daniel Barron
Vedaneeham
Hyde Park
Gaylord Needham
F. E. Needham
Decatur
Illinois
Thomas Needham
William Grosnickle
Woodlawn
Zed South
Carrie VanCamp
Easter visitors and community notes in Williamsburg
Williamsburg column reports college students visiting home from Glendale College and other schools over Easter. Local residents attend church services, weddings, and social events. several property transactions and visits by relatives are noted. A testimonial praises Foley Kidney Pills from Akron resident Ida Costell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Costell
Sherman St
Akron
Ohio
Nash Pharmacy
Lessons Worth Heeding From 1904 Democratic Fallout
The piece argues a prominent candidate should withdraw to spare the Democratic Party further defeat. It cites the 1904 campaign, Parker era fights, and fears misalignment within Ohio and national Democrats if the nominee persists. It calls for unity and stresses the party’s welfare over individual ambition. Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Ohio
Union
Parker
United States
Democratic Party
The
Republic
Cincinnati Enquirer
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