Doan's Kidney Pills Praised by Batavia Woman
A public testimonial from Mrs. J. W. Manning of Batavia praises Doan's Kidney Pills for years of kidney trouble and headaches. She reports rapid improvement after use, rest restored, and confirms the 1906 statement in 1911. Sold by Nash Pharmacy and agents Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
J. W. Manning
Main St
Dean
Nash Pharmacy
United States
Doan
Sunday social notes and local notices in brief
Sunday guests and family visits appear across Hamilton County with names such as Dale McKay Will Davis Chas Ulrey and Maegly among others. A section on deafness treatment and Hall's Catarrh Cure is included with medical claims and a Toledo company contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
D. Nagiate
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Lin dale residents and area families share Sunday visits with relatives in Cincinnati Hamlet Carthage and Branch Hill. Names include Ed Rholfing Wil Geo Lindsey Evans Coombs and others as they attend church and leisure at various local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindale
Ed Rholfing
Cincinna
Wil Geo Lindsey
Phair
Hillseek
Valentine
Gee Ia Rhinehart
Branch
Miracle cough remedy credited in Texas letter
W B Hols claw of Clarendon Texas recounts a dramatic cure for a relative with a dread ful cough after using Dr Kings New Discovery. He notes the patient regained health and weighs 218 pounds. The testimonial promotes the remedy as quick and safe with 50 cent to 1.00 prices and a free trial bottle at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.B. Holsclaw
Clarendon
Tex
End to Blues Promises Fresh Start for Local Youth
Community notices speak of a Sunday gathering in Edenton honoring a resident, with references to local school exams and visitors from Milford. The piece ends by promoting Dr King's New Life Pills as a remedy for indigestion and the blues, claiming benefits for stomach liver and kidneys.
Local notices mix in Williamsburg and Stonelick columns
Community notes from Williamsburg and nearby Stonelick report visiting relatives, church services, and social events. Names include Jennis Lowes, Hartmetz, Stevens, Fisk, and Denham among many families in Batavia, Cincinnati, Covington, and Amelia. A joke anecdote about a late arrival accompanies brief notices.
Local Family Visits Mark Weekend Gatherings
Mrs. fiber Gollins visited her parents Mr and Mrs Rasees who hosted friends and relatives in an active social stretch Friday and Saturday. The Ely family from Cincinnati attended and shared meals and luncheon events with neighbors and local hosts over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiber Gollins
Mech
City Vitors
Ay Oyser
Ononnous
Bib
Frank Benio
Indy de Hid
Rett Ryr
Rasees
Florence Nat Ely
Cincinnati
Ely
Eveland
Indy
Electric Bitters Promised Cure After Grip Attack
The ad promotes Electric Bitters as a powerful tonic and purifier for nerves and internal organs after grip illness. It claims the remedy strengthens the nervous system, rebuilds health, and restores appetite, with relief for liver and kidney issues. Available for 60 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
A Mother's Care and Local Notices at Bantam
A survey of household remedies notes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as safe for children with throat and lung ailments. The page also lists local visits, school closes, church events, graduates, and residents’ activities in Bantam and surrounding townships with multiple names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Nash Pharmacy
Bethel social notes mix visits and local chatter
Miss Lucile Crowel of Maysville Ky visits brother Dr Wm Crowell. Mrs Ollie Funk of Mowrystown Ohio visits with Will Frazee family. Local entertaining includes George Halse and C L Canter. Various residents seen with friends, church and clubs. Foley Kidney Pills testimonial from Reed Thompson Lima Ohio. Nash Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCall
Ed King
Frank Pogue
California
Will Barbour
Linn and
Ruth
City
Edith Reeves
Lebanon
Louise Glaze
Thelma Hill
John Stout
Batavia
Wm. Crowell
Maysville
Thompson Building
Union St
Mary Smith
Mt. Washington
Ray Ressor
Georgetown
Reed Thompson
Frank Jenike
Frank
Walter Snider
Dallas Center
Iowa
Sallie Winder
Warner Bowers
Camolina
Fred Koerdle
Queen City
L. A. Kellum
Dgar Blair
Portsmouth
E. Brag
Joseph Reed
W. Wayne St
Lima
Ohio
Foley
Nash Pharmacy
Sunday School Convention Attended in Monterey
A number from Marathon attended the town ship Sunday School convention at Monterey Sunday afternoon. Christy Johnson of Hillsboro spent Sunday with John Christy. Grand Route of locals includes visits among Caldwell Hawthorn and other families. Grace Johnson visited Monterey relatives as the ladies aid plans meet at Mrs Williams. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised for liver and stomach health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Maham
Wera
Josie Lockwood
Bataws
Zimmer
Ruth
Dale Moyer
Charles Moyer
Afton
Dick Atchley
Delmer
Hamlet
Zodoc Rice
Ada Warden
Minerva Waterfield
Batavia
Walter Bunyan
MT. Holly
L. M. Shinkle
Mt. Crab
Christian Chapel
Age Kincaid
Alma Topie
Amelia High School
Amelia Town Hall
Fannie Beckett
Eva Bissantz
Batavia Township
Henry Bissantz
Moyer
J. F. Dial
William Lytle
Bert Lytle
Mird Myrick
Lucy
Monterey
Christy Johnson
Hillsboro
John Christy
George Caldwell
James Caldwell
Gus Hawthorne
Mary Hawthorn
Wheeler
Charles Ireton
Ireton
City Oouriag
John Apgar
Will Hollands
George Maxfield
Bethel
Christy
Virginia Brown
Hawthorn
Brother
Mrs. Williams
Grace Johnson
Jonty Johnson
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Mavia
Inevi
Owensville
Dale McKay
McKay
Will Davis
Newport
Valentine Yeager
Chas. Ulrey's
Westfield
Hoyt Ulrey
Norwood
Keith Ulrey
James Campbell
Euchre
Henry Brothers
Emily
Maegly
M. M. Dumford
Bane
M. F. Agar
P . As. Lagros
Dayton
Gartner
Fred Fomorin
Mary Snider
Marathon
Andrew Snider
Mabel Chandler
Milford
Pare E. J. Rosselot
Racirers
Willis
Yeager
Frank Yeager
Ohn Farrett
Miss Farrett
Deans Philhower
Behymer
Will Rapp
Sabin
J. O. Rapp
Marie Wood
Silverto
Rosa Brown
Miamiville
J. Snider
Edenton
Emier
Boves
Ba- Ma Bauyray
Ie Son
L. McGru
Pi Roe
Rand
Ram
Petal
Mary Alfon
Mary Man
Williamsburg
Oward Duckwall
Jennis
Owe Isbrodt
Caroinia
Anna Hancock
R. J. Stevens
Rank Pohl
M. E. Carch
Swedes Darling
Pleasant
Ageie Fisk
M. E
Curliss
St. Dereare
Robert and
Randolph Hart
Bond Hill
Clarence Long
Amanda Bryant
van Wert
L. Britton Stencades
William Gardner
Watson
Amelia
James Howe
Ray Scott
Nappado
Nellie Larkin
Acre
Maggie Gtunda
C. Dennis
Sardinia
Rae Cotterill
Reachoverie
J. J. Case
George
Lillie Meeks
George Moore
Ohio City
Eva Moore
Saturdaay
Belle Harris
Crab
Smithson
Chamberlain
Alice McAfee
Baldwin
M. High
Elsie Faul
Florence Leming
Thomas South
Elenor
A. J. Patchell
Will Stevenson
Washinton Heights
Edw. Cramer
Jackson
West Point
Bantam
Ed Bonner
Fred
Ft. Ancient
John Quzent
A. Pinkham
Pomona Grange
Indian Hill
N. Channell
Kelvin Campbell
Illinois
Sec
L. W. Hitch
Ain
St. Petersburg
Florida
Sampson
David White
Clayton Nichols
George Henning
St. Holly
Elklick
Ruth Fletcher
Helen Hoorehead
Melvin Smith
Madisonville
Geo. Fitzwater
Brooks
Amy
Guy Moore
Ockford
Meek
Ruth Busch
Vivian Smith
Mane Schaffstall
Carl Bissants
Moorehead
Edna
Adams
Nasal Brooks
Allen Moorehead
R. Spores
Arthur Schafstall
Myers
Itzwater
Plainville
George Fitzwater
R. J. Howell
Tracy Ohio
Ida Costell
Sherman St
Akron
Foleys
Miami
J.A. Lutes
Olive Branch
Per
Pays
Melord
Datavi
Harry Jennings
BR. FE
Brazier Station
Sam Hazzard
Stonelick Valley
B.C. Patchell
Clermont
Clinton
Warren
E. C. Patchell
C. Bell Phone
Route 6
Nash
Chroiy
New York
Bears
Castoria
Lowe Bros
Williamsburg, O
Oliver and Imperial
C. W. Seyler
Sinaar
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