Twice-Told Tale Proves Dean’s Kidney Pills Work
Two years after an initial endorsement, Mrs. Louisa Burkhardt of New Richmond Ohio confirms the kidney remedy’s benefits. She suffered five years with back pain dizziness headaches and troublesome kidney secretions before Dean’s Kidney Pills restored her health. She repeats her endorsement and urges purchasing the Dean’s Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY at 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Louisa Burkhardt
Ventre St
New Richmond
Ohio
Dean
Easter Visits and Community Notes from Williamsburg and Nearby
Easter guests include Will Gardner and wife of Williamsburg visiting James Livengood, with several locals noted visiting relatives and friends. Other items mention Mrs. Mary Wise’s return, new cemetery iron fence, Mrs. Shriner’s move, and social visits in nearby towns. A Toledo firm promises cash for catarrh cures. Patch group met with Maggie Moyer, planning May 5 gathering. birthdays and visitors noted among families. road improvements reported.
Discovery for Children Promises Safe Colds Cure
An ad urges parents to use Discovery as a gentle tar syrup laxative for children with cold symptoms. It claims the product clears nasal irritation and mucous, prevents later catarrh, and requires no mixing, offering a pleasant taste and easy first dose to remove waste poisons. It emphasizes asking a druggist for Discovery.
Hyde Park visitors and local gatherings noted
Frank Lindsey and wife from Hyde Park visited relatives last Sunday. Alice Davidson spent Easter in Cincinnati with friends. Mr and Mrs Harry Dolman and daughter visited Theo Braumagen's last Saturday. Mrs Ollie Kilgoor and daughter Zella were at George Butler's Sunday. Joe Davison and family visited Harry Haggerty. Mr and Mrs Oscar Schath hosted visitors from the city last Sunday. Judd family moved to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lindsey
Hyde Park
Alice Davidson
Cincinnati
Harry Dolman
Theo
Braumagem
Ollie Kilgoor
Zella
George Butler
Joe Davison
Harry Haggerty
Oscar Schath
Oar Judd
Constipation Harmful Effects Explained
An old health note warns that constipation damages the bowels the body’s natural sewer system. It notes the buildup causes pain and discomfort and urges relief through bowel movement and laxatives such as Dumemberlain’s Tablets, sold widely.
Local Social Notes Mention Cincinnati Visitors and House Moves
The fragment lists J P Weaver and family from Cincinnati visiting I Walter Cramer and wife. It mentions Miss Prepne Kem and Earl Walkery from near Milford, Stewart Hoppy and family, and a store purchase by Ceatdaphs in Our Ville. John Boott and Michie Pierce are also noted with brief references to travel and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Weaver
Cincinnati
I Walter Cramer
Kem
Milford
Earl Walkery
Psn
Stewart Hoppy
Ville
Fuller
Uller
Windsor
Chile
John Boott
Notwood
Michie Pierce
Bethel Notes and Local Visits Featured in Community Page
Bethel忙 residents host visits from Cleveland Baywood Ripley Cincinnati and Columbus. a birthday surprise for Mrs Kellum. W W Wilson dies at Bantam with funeral at Old Bethel church. local notices include baptist circle socials and a kidney remedy testimonial from Allen Kansas.
Local Social Roundup From Kokomo and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Katherine Archer of Kokomo visited Mrs. A. B. Cleveland and Dr. Offutt last week. George Weil and wife from Laurel were guests of Everett Perry. Henry Warren and wife spent Sunday in Cincinnati. Dr. and Mrs. Bradley are home for the summer as Mrs. Martha Furlong of Newtown visited Mrs. Alice Beck. Eva Keen visited Bethel friends. Kissie Lockhart entertained relatives from Dayton. John and Earl Warren were Easter guests of Wm. Houser. Bessie Green hosted a party for 30 friends. Mrs. Bertha Gates improves her porch. Mrs. Epply entertaining Mrs. Minnie Henderson and daughter. Endora Harris returns from Indianapolis visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Archer
Kokomo
A. B. Cleveland
Offutt
George Weil
Laurel
Everet Perry
Sunny
Henry Warren
Cincinnati
Bradley
Martha Furlong
Newtown
Alice Beck
Eva Keen
Bethel Friends
Kissie Lockhart
Dayton
Uriah Butler
Bantam
John Beck
John and Earl Warren
City
Wm. Houser
Bessie Green
Bertha Gates
Epply
Minnie Henderson
Alice
Endora Harris
Indianapolis
Ind
Is It Safe to Use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for Children
Is it safe to give cough medicine to children. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has long been a favorite with mothers of young children as it contains no opium or narcotic and may be given to a child as confidently as an adult. It is pressant to take and reliefs coughs colds and croup. Obtainable everywhere.
Sunday Socials Across Town Mention Many Names
John Morgan and wife joined by Chas Hutchinson and wife of reenberry. Will Price of Norwood and George Tomas of Perintown visited. Mrs Lucy Titus of Batavia and Dora Whitaker of Falmouth, Ky., spent time with local families. Easter visits noted with several households and towns. An advertisement for Foley’s Honey and Tar offers trial packs via Nash Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morgan
Chas. Hutchinson
Reenberry
Will Price
Norwood
George Tomas
Perintown
Lucy Titus
Batavia
H. Oever
Dora Whitaker
Falmouth
Sarah ¢Mahan
Hayford Thirey
Chas. Daugherty
Hisie Johnson
H. Cover
J. B. Cover
Williamsburg
A.J. Willis
Ann
Margaret Marsh
Owensvill
Ida Glancy
Newtonsville
Mary Crossly
V. Parker
Brown
Jed. Turner's
Weekend Socials and Local Visits Highlight Region
A flurry of Sunday activities includes Misa Murphy visiting her aunt Mrs. Blanche Murphy in Columbus then to Athens for a teachers training class. Families such as the Finn powered group from Hillsboro and residents of Westboro and Batavia enjoyed dinners, visits, and gatherings with neighbors and friends across town. The Linden Chapter of the O B S celebrates a missionary event and initiation, while town improvements include N Genet’s new large garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Florence Murphy
Blanche Murphy
Columbus
Athens
J.B. Johnson
Bert Fomorin
Hillsboro
P. Davidson
Richard Rechers
Fammily
Blanche Smith
Westboro
Joe Curlis
Grover Hawart
Urlis
Clifford Mopenmen
Rid Avidsyon
Billie McDonough
Christy Ana Osed Jis
Olamith
Ohngonan
O' Tee
Mra
el Hat Pway
Cora Hensel
Wm. Joseph
Batavia
John Apgar
Saive Blanche Smithen
The Aches of House Cleaning Liniment Ad
An old advertisement extols Sloan's Liniment to ease pain from bruises and overexertion during cleaning. The garbled copy references relief for sore muscles and a reluctant claim about effectiveness. It mentions a bottle and comfort after use, typical of period home remedy ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Indigestion Treatment Promises Better Sleep
Indigestion disturbs sleep and often causes insomnia. Eat a light supper with little or no meat and no milk, and take one of Chamberlain's Tablets immediately after supper to improve rest. Obtainable everywhere.
Local Social Notes From Town And Surrounding Areas
William Perkins hosted his cousin Mrs. Knott of Delaware this week. Alice Boyce of Miltoad visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thorburn last week. Mrs. Creatbaum and Mrs. Nellie Rosenberger of Portsmouth visit Nell, Ida Gorman of Norwood visited here Wednesday. Gus Tate and wife of Cincinnati visited Wm Barrow and wife Sunday. Mrs. Kate Mobray of Pensacola Florida visits her mother Addie Wood. M. A. Wood, longtime resident, died Monday after a lingering illness. funeral Thursday by Rev Fisher, Mt Moriah burial. J W Kincaid and wife entertained relatives this week. May 7 preaching at Presbyterian church by Rev Herald Martin of LaPorte Ind. Miss Alice Day of Chicago arrived home Saturday. Miss Anna Rodenberg of Cincinnati visited friends Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Frazee
Cleveland
Helen Louise Deel
Baywood
Louise Ricker
Lou Kellum
Mildred White
Feesburg
Gladys
Arch Harris
Charles Paeltz
Nicholsville
Lee Hannah
Lee Hannah Is Envertaining Herister
Adelle Strasselle
Hydeark
Joe Liggett
Ripley
W. E Montgomery
Clarence Sanders
Cincinnati
Clarence Hill
Virginia Lee
Arents
Thomas Jones
Mulerry
Paul Anderson
Eastwood
Elery Anderson
Si Bluestein
Indianapolis
Ind
W. W. Wilson
Bantam
Old Bethel Church
Quinlan
Christian Church
Thomas Halse
John Grover
Chas. Wood
City
J. E. Blackburn
Ottway
Parcel Post
Grange Hall
Young Ladies Circle of the Baptist Church
Clara Bambach
Columbus
Margaret
Mr. Cain
Waldemore Kemmerle
Cincinnat
Catherine Hannah
Bertha Kennedy
ouRe
The
Baptist Church
William Perkins
Knott
Delaware
Gore
Alice Boyce
Ed Thorburn
Creatbaum
Nellie Rosenberger
Portsmouth
Nell’s
Ida Gorman
Norwood
Gus Tate
Wm. Barrow
Kate Mobray
Pencola
Florida
Addie Wood
M. A. Wood
Fisher
M. E. Church
Mt. Moriah
J. W. Kincaid
Presbyterian Church
Herald Martin
LaPorte
Alice Day
Chicago
Anna Rodenberg
Friends
Measles and Scarlet Fever Spread Among City Schoolchildren
Report notes measles scarlet fever and whooping cough prevalent in many cities among school children. Warns common cold should not be dismissed as it weakens the system. Mentions Foley's Honey and tar as pleasant remedies from Nash Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Nash
Social Roundup From The City And Surroundings
Sunday entertainments include Dr. Cover hosting city guests and Willie Johns from Batavia visiting his parents. Funeral attendance marked Edith Denham’s service at New Richmond last Wednesday with Elg and Ely families among others. A large Easter supper at Mrs. Fletcher’s drew a happy crowd, while the Gradgers plan a July farmers picnic at the fairground. Sixty five guests attended the Old Bethel church circle gathering at Mrs. Fletcher’s Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Cover
Willie Johns
Batavia
Elmer
Harry Elg
Edith Denham
New Richmond
Lou Miller
Cliff Justice
Carl Ely
Paul Vance
City
Geo. Clements
O. Edwards
Geo. Fletcher
Souther Clermont
Mary Bowie
A. W. Stroupe
John Sargent
Old Bethel M. E. Church
George Fletcher
Foley Cathartic Tab Promises Gentle Bowel Cleanse
Nash Pharmacy promotes Foley Cathartic Tab as a safe laxative to keep bowels open, prevent indigestion, and support health by banishing discomfort, sweetening the stomach, and invigorating the liver, with no griping or nausea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash Pharmacy
Sunday Visits and Family News Across Hillsboro
Faye Kincaid and family, Mrs. Anna Currie of Hillsboro, visited Charles Kincaid. Frank Ludlow spent Sunday with her brother’s family. A school closed Friday with dinner and homemade ice cream. C. B. Myrick closed his Willi amsville school Friday. Charles Smith and wife welcomed a baby girl. B. L. Ketchum of Branch Hill spent Sunday with relatives. Howard Brotherton of the city stayed home Sunday. Franklin E. Liston of Hooper Neb visited his parents on Sunday week after a trip to Washington for Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union business. Charles Horton and family hosted his sister and husband from Cincinnati Sunday five. Dora Wesh spent Easter in the city. Mrs. Celia Huntington of Amelia visited Mrs. Samuel Smith last week. Jacob Brunk and wife and Mrs. Belle Follow with family visited Clarence Baker and wife at Forestville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Kincaid
Anna Currie
Hillsboro
Charles Kincaid
Frank Ludlow
Bethel
C. B. Myrick
Williamsville
Charles Smith
B. L. Ketchum
Branch Hill
Howard Brotherton
City
Franklin E. Liston
Hooper
Neb
Washinton
Farmers Educational & Co-operative Union
Charles Horton
Cincinnati
Unday
Dora Wesh
Celia Huntington
Amelia
Samuel Smith
Jacob Brunk
Belle
Clarence Baker
Forestville
Spring Perils Met by Rheumatic Aches and Relief
The piece notes spring’s charm but damp weather worsens rheumatic pains. It recommends Chamberlain's Liniment as a relief option and mentions availability everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Weekend City Notes and Local Visits Report
Miss Nancy Mount visits Carlisle with her parents over the weekend. Funeral attended for Louise Bly of Batavia with local mourners. Mary Wissel spent Thursday in Milford. F Hamilton and wife of Cincinnati were guests of E W Patchell and wife. Elsie Davis entertained Casurday on Sunday with her Ox ord friend. Augustus Carrier and family spent Sunday with J Craver and family. James Carpenter and wife visited daughter in Cincinnati. Mrs H Patchell and son Nelson spent time with her parents M High and wife at Gernon. Mrs Milt Sapp spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Maxwell at Monteres. Wm Oraver and wife hosted their daughter Marie of Batavia and Harry Hetcher of Cincinnati. Elsie Miller of Batavia spent Sunday with the Hartmetz girls. Mrs A J Patchell and daughter Roberta visited the city. Bila Schatr entertained friend Erma. Andrew Wissel and son from yy ayeaat spent Easter with re MG Juda and wife. Gerard of Oxford and Isie Davis with Josaph Wissel visited city friends. Will Brown and wife spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Burger. Josephine McAies spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Courtott of Swoneville. A local ad claims liver medicine as best for flavor and health, noting that the product contains ingredients to aid the liver and bowel movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Mount
Carlisle
Louise Bly
Batavia
Wis
Mary
Will Brown
Burger
Harry Britton
Cincinnati University
James Jones
Petersburg
Virginia
Ernest Moore
Detroit
Michigan
G. W. Williams
Nancy K. Clark
Wright
Marathon
Victor Chatterton
Miami College
Oxford
O. Chatterton
George Dillman
Huntington
W. Va
Helen Walker
H. F. Walker
Colorado
State Board
San Luis Yoten
Rockies
Dralker
Cumbras Pass
Dr. Walker
Neice Harla
Virginia Dailey
F. W. Walker
Ohio
Walker
Ohio State University
Veterinary College
Williamsburg
Chag Hall
Cincinnati
Kate McNutt
Mary Hughes
Martha Markley
Newtown
Eva Moore
Edna Innis
Norwood School
Wm. Innis
Junior League
W. M. Keller
Lorena McAfee
Mabel Peterson
Lincoln Park
Dayton
Irene Miller
Christ Hospital
Leavitt McAdams
Barton
James Conner
Lewis Beebee
Edisonville
Henry
Harry
William Connor
Bloom Rose
Irene Sparks
Pranchester
Dora Jordan
Martha Hancock
City
Harmon Cover
Monterey
George Colthar
Clover
QC. Arewine
Fueeze
Benj. Hill
Madisonville
Elliott
Hiley Arewine
Vesta Club
Arthur
Rufiner
Soldiers Homes
Davidson
Frank Dowd
Idelbert Davidson
Gertrude Roemer
Fred Dunham
Lawrence Hamm
Mt. Crab
J. R. Fuhr
Jiameburg High School
An Wat K
Phall
Ralph Nderwood
Iliam Chaney
Regory Heath
Emper Lippert
Jud Pardoe
Harold Moyer
Timothy Odd
Whittle
Nicholas White
Deacon Potter
Womans Relief Corps
Bert Still
Riley C. Adams
Ollie Hutcheny
Presbyterian
F. M. Dudley
Suncie
B. Holden
Wee Bauit Era Fe
Iwin Magon
Royal Arch
Ripley
Chamberlains Colic Remedy Always Relied Upon
A historical note recalls Chamberlains Colic remedy trusted to ease cholera and dysentery symptoms. The snippet hints at a traditional medicine claim, referencing Cun and Viaricea as associated names in early product promotion.
Williamsburg Notes Following Easter Weekend
William s burg residents share Easter greetings and visits from Cincinnati University students. Dr H F Walker returns from Colorado after inspecting livestock with the State Board. A marriage at Batavia unites Starr Frazier and Rowe Harris. Community events include GV R egg roast and a G A R gathering. Easter programs and school activities fill the week with social and civic life in Williamsburg.
Optimistic Thought Inspires Virtues in Grateful Mind
A grateful mind is described as the greatest virtue and the parent of all others, emphasizing optimism as the foundation for moral excellence. The idea frames gratitude as a guiding mindset rather than a fleeting feeling, linking appreciation to sustained virtuous conduct.
Fragmented health note on joint pain and irritation
A garbled OCR fragment discusses health and energy issues, joints and muscles, and mentions irritation and pharmacy terms. It reads like a stray medical note with unclear context and missing details.
Local social notes list neighbors and visitors in Trenton area
The column records residents and guests including Prof Lee Parker visiting family in Trenton, Mrs George Mcodgsney visiting Ida Demaris , Harry Jordan and family Easter with Mire and Della Herbert near Bantam, Miss Daisy Parker a city visitor, and other family visits. It also notes measles affecting the Codling children and a New York coal consumption fact comparing a year’s supply to a train to Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McOdgsney
Ida Demaris
Harry Jordan
Mire
Della Herbert
Bantam
Daisy Parker
New York
Salt Lake City
Foley Kidney Pills Restore Comfort After Eight Years of Pain
Alvis Sowers of Ade Indiana describes eight years of back and kidney pain ending after using Foley Kidney Pills. He reports rapid bloating relief, removal of swelling, and regained health with continued use. Letters from across the United States praise the medicine for toning kidneys and easing rheumatic and related pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jones
Allen
Kans
Nash Pharmacy
Alvis Sowers
Ade
Ind
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crosstown
Will Gardner
James Livengood
Harley Caldwell
Arnie Caldwell
Clarence Steward
Middletown
Mary Wise
Mr. Shriner
Jacob Johnson Arm
W.H. Ireton
Wm. R.ireton
Redfor
F. A. Ireton
Mary Ferree
L. ,L. Johnson
Agen Ohio Farmers Insurance
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney &Co
Oledo
Hall
Frank J. Chaney
W. Gleason
F. J. Chaney, & Co
West Point
Maggie Moyer
Laura Wacker
Walter Runyan
Mabel
Yellow Springs
Emma Belle Slade
Deerfield
Ruth Moyer
Walter Varney
Belle Ross
Lindale
Edenton
Safe Medicine
Foley & Co
MT. Carmel
MT. Holly
Ston Elick
Bears
NEW_YORK
Upries
the Centaur Company
New York City
J. C. Fuhr
Goodyear
Lowe Bros
Lehigh
Mers
JU. Fuer
Williamsburg, O. Ones
P. S
Franklin Automobile
Natco
U.S
E. 5Th St
Prof
Lee Parker
Trenton
G. P. Medary
WN Shinkle
Bethaneer
Howesd
Belleming
Mias Bed
Union Plains
Musgrove
Lennie Parker
John Dumford
Liberty Chapel
Gertrude Henning
Howard
Perdelia Lewis
King’s Mills
T. Codling
George Fox
Raymond McKibben
Fox
Jeha
Robin
Cane A Lewis
Batavia, O
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