Local social notes and health ad blend across Lerado region
Local happenings include Nate Chailie visiting the city last Tuesday and Miss Mary Shomard guesting with Miss Lotta Smythe on Friday. The piece notes numerous calls between Griswold and Genet households, millinery openings, and visits to relatives in Newtonnville and Monterey. It also warns against mercury in catarrh treatments and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo based F J Cheney & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Chailie
Mary Shomard
Lotta Smythe
Ester Griswold
Ella Genet
Ora Griswold
Modest
B. T. Worthington
Pfrimmer
Milford
Miss B. Breslin
P. P. Hadley
Mabel Carr
Newtonnville
Eliza Griswold
Ora
Hall
F. J Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
Community Notes and Local Visits in Dayton Area
Miss Maud Wise returns to Dayton after a visit with her brother and family. Clarence Steward and George Ireton are noted as returning and visiting. W. H. Ireton and wife attend the Chaney Fawley wedding at Lorado church. A literary society gathering convenes at F. W. Wise’s. next at Mr. Roffner’s. Charles Rounds to host schoolhouse entertainment Friday night with a small admission. Local residents and visitors are listed with various brief notices. An ad for Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claims cures with Nash Pharmacy selling at 2c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Wise
Dayton
Clarence Steward
George Ireton
Mt. Crab
Mr. Miller
W. H. Ireton
Lorado Christian Church
Literary Society
F. W. Wise
Mr. Roffner
Friends of Education
Richard Creager
Union Plains
George Bishop
Jacob Johnson
James Shumaker
Charles Rounds
Harvey Ashton
Aon
Allen
Greenberry
Mrs. Georgia Links Brown Burial Buried in Hillsboro Kin Ties
The remima of Mrs. Georgia Links Brown of Hillsboro were brought here last Friday for burial. Mrs. Brown was a sister of the late Mrs. Olle Dadiey and cousin of Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Links Brown
Hillsboro
Mra
Brown
Mrg
Olle Dadiey
Kodol Indigestion Cure Promoted in Ad
An advertisement touts Kodol Indigestion Cure as a natural digestive juice remedy that cleanses and strengthens the stomach mucosa. It claims relief from indigestion and related debility and suggests using it with milk, available for a dollar per bottle from Bunn’s Drug Store in Batavia Ohio.
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K. C. Dewit & CO
Chicago
Local Notices and Social Bits from Covington and Vicinity
Names of residents visiting relatives in Covington, callers and errands in nearby towns, and social updates. Died Ernest M. Reed formerly of Concord buried at Clover cemetery. Williamsburg high school commence ment set for April 27 1906. Odd Fellows anniversary planned for the 26. Easter preparations and community sympathy noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Ellis
Felicia Kain
E. B. Holmes
Covington
Hugh Kennedy
Sardinia
J. C. Dennis
Ernest M. Reed
Concord
Clover Cemetery
T. G. Foster
Queen City
Susie Wallace
John Maham
Williamsburg High School
M. E. Church
Odd Fellows
T. H. Matthis
Harry Dennis Jr
Geo. Moyer
Jenkins
Badgley
Tom Gardner
Gail Anderson
Batavia
Everett Godling
Henry, Gardner
Cincinnati
Mies Lillian Walker
Garbage School
Arente
F W. Walker
Simonds
Men over sixty face danger from kidney and bladder disorders
An old ad-style notice warns that men past sixty suffer from enlarged prostate and related kidney trouble. It promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy and quotes Rodney Burnett of Rockport Missouri, who claims relief after two bottles at age 91. Sold by D. N. Bunn.
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Foley
Rodney Burnett
Rockport
D. N. Bunn
Notable local obituaries and society notes including deaths and visits
Mrs. Elizabeth Bragdon died last week from pneumonia and was interred in Union township cemetery after a short home service. Mrs. Rosa English visited her father F C Littleton. John Johnson delivered tobacco to Milford. Mrs. McCure and daughter greeted Mrs. Laura Hitch. T A Pinkham and wife spent two days in the city. Ed Hodge and Mrs. Nancy Avey wed last week. Mrs. D M Jones hosted a luncheon party. Mr. and Mrs. Woodside of Cincinnati visited a mother in town. Bert Thomas and wife of Bethel visited Fred Hayford. Locust Ridge resident visited his sister Celia Pinkham. Adaline Cornman moved back to her property. Milton Little and wife stayed with Storie Little. A cured kidney claim promotes Foley's Kidney Cure with $1000 in relief. Sold by D N Bunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bragdon
Friends
Union Township
Rosa English
F.C. Littleton
John Johnson
Milford
McCure
Norwood
Laura Hitch
T. A. Pinkham
Ed Hodge
Nancy Avey
D. M. Jones
Woodside
Cincinnati
Amanda Hayes Bert Thomas
Bethel
Fred Hayford
Locust Ridge
Celia Pinkham
Adaline Cornman
Milton Little
Excursions draw good patronage and local visits noted
The first excursion on the . &C. traction road Sunday drew good patronage. Wilmington Mayor W. H. Hartman visited his daughter Mrs. Dr. Fomorin. A Crabaugh checked on his niece Mrs. Wm. Hoggatt of Goshen who was very sick. Ed Conover joined the Cincinnati horse market last Thursday.
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C. Traction Road
W. H. Hartman
Wilmington
Fomorin
A. Crabaugh
Wm. Hoggatt
Goshen
Ed Conover
Cincinnati
Fayetteville
E. H. McNutt
Williamsburg
Mr. Matthis
J. B. Christy
Hillsboro
C. L
John Ireton
H. McNutt
Ralph Christy
Chris Shriver
J. W. McNutt
Kate Leton
Milford
Local News Roundup From Newtonville Area
Newtonville reports Will Roadebuan of Batavia visiting relatives here last week. A large crowd attended an Edenton entertainment Saturday evening and enjoyed the event. Mrs Charles Brown of Cincinnati spent a week with her father Richard Stamaerd and relatives in Modest. Cecilia Hahn and mother were visiting friends here Saturday. William Burdeall and wife attended quarterly services at Maple Grove Sunday. Thay Moytiom and father conducted business activities.
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Will Roadebuan
Batavia
Fale
Edent
Charles Brown
Cincinnati
Richard Stamaerd
Mmne
Cecilia Hahn
Modest
William Burdeall
Maple Grove
Thay Moytiom
John B. Edwards
Chicago
Hugh West
Bertha Thomas
The
Western College
Neilie Coleman
William Dennison
P. Y. Penelton
Christian Church
Town Hall
John Huntington
Davison
Samuel Ellis
Kentucky
B. F. McCann
Portsmouth
Taylor Glover
Charles Hutson
J. W.B. Smith
Toronto
Captain John Flora
Barton Kearns
Hiram Beckett
Maple
Florence Maphet
Tib Brown
Bantam
Frank Ely
Ed Smith
Alice
Charles Smith
Mt Baily
Nellie
Althea Wall
Liebds
Albert Boice
Interurban Railway and Terminal Co
Dean
Pleasant Plain Village News Roundup
Residents and visitors gather notes from Pleasant Plain and nearby towns. Earl Roudebush and family now reside locally former Cincinnati, while Clifford Loog and family visit from Pleasant Valley. Health updates for Clifford South, and Elmwood Place visits by Albert Williams. New Sons of Veterans forming with thirty members. Canning factory expected to complete by July 4. A testimonial asserts Dr King's New Discovery cured past hemorrhages and lung issues, with Nash Pharmacy offering trials.
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Pleasant Plain
Earl Roudebush
Cincinnati
Robert Needham
Lorado
Clifford Loog
Pleasant Valley
Clifford South
Denver
Col
Albert Williams
Elmwood Place
Christopher Shriner
Alberta Collins
Chicago
John McKinney
Memphis
Tennessee
Susan Collins
Sons of Veterans
Florence Needham
Ladies’s Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Joseph Pingle
George Bolser
Phillip Emory
Morrowton
J. W. Williams
Backy
Dr. King
Nash Pharmacy
M E sewing circle meets at Mrs Kline as 20 attend
The M. E. sewing circle met at Mrs. Mary Kline's last Wednesday with 20 present and an enjoyable time. Easter sale and luncheon next Saturday evening at the I C O F ball. Various residents are noted for shopping and visits. Foley's Kidney Cure is advertised with health claims and local sale by D N Bann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Sewing Circle
Mary Kline
I.C.0. F
Texas Agriculture At A Glance In 1905
The state showed a vast area yet to be cultivated while producing agricultural products valued at 300 million dollars in 1905. The data highlights the paradox of large untapped land versus substantial crop and livestock value within Texas.
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Texas
Mrs Alexander praises King’s New Life Pills at Nash Pharmacy
Cary Me resident Mrs Alexander says Dr King’s New Life Pills keep stomach liver and bowels in perfect order and call them the best remedy she has tried. Painless purifiers that infuse new life guaranteed by Nash Pharmacy price 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash Pharmacy
Price
Alexander
Cary, Me
Dr. King
Easter program and alumni event noted in local column
Miss Nettie Wade will entertain the alumni association on Saturday afternoon April 1 with an interesting Easter programme. Several social items follow including anniversary checks, visits, illnesses, and travel by local residents and nearby towns such as Ripley Neville Wheatly Felicity Batavia Clermontyville and Carthage.
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Highlights Safety
Foley & Co Chicago promotes Foley's Honey and Tar throat and lung remedy. The notice warns against imitations and substitutes claiming no opiates, stating it is safest for children and delicate persons and urges to ask for Foley's Honey and Tar only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Foley & Go
Chicago
New Wall Chart Offer From The Cincinnati Enquirer
The Enquirer offers a free three sheet wall chart to subscribers who renew or start a one year subscription for $1. The chart includes a new up to date map of Ohio plus portraits of presidents, maps of the Panama Canal zone and world, plus maps of the Philippines Hawaii Alaska and Porto Rico.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ohio
United States
Panama
Canal Zone
Great Ship Canal
Russia
Japanese War District
Straits of Korea
Philippine Islands
Hawaii
Alaska
Porto Rico
Enquirer Company
Enquirer
Cincionati
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the Cedars
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A.J South
Nell Shanklin
John
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Florence Glenn
Alice Boyce
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Lerado
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Warren Street
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Buffalo
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Ramon
W.C.T. U
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King’s Mille
Clinton Shumard
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G. M. Roudebush
Hamilton
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Bright
D. N. Bann
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Chichester Chemical CO
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Ernst Kirker
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W. G. Pattison
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Mr. Wolf
James Hoggan
Misa Belle
J. W. Miller
James McMurphy
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Leabel
Beulah Lemar
John Howard
Coshard
Mra. Howard
Lon Cushard
Mia
Staley
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Batavia, Ohio
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