Do It Now Kidney Pills Ad Warns Of Quiet Kidney Dangers
A newspaper ad warns that kidney disease often stems from neglected minor kidney troubles and urges prompt action. It touts Dean's Kidney Pills as effective, cites a Georgetown Ohio user John Day praising relief, and notes the product price and distributor Foster Milburn Co in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
John Day
State St
Georgetown
Ohio
Mr. Day
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Social notes and endorsements flood the week
Social items recount visits at the Zoo and woodland park on Sunday and Saturday gatherings with several named residents including Mrs Mary Knight Lida Margaret Pauline Varney Georgia Applegate Helen Shriner Grace Snell and the Rapp sisters. An insurance agent L L Johnson transacted business while catarrh remedies are promoted with Hall s Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio offering a reward for cure and noting local medicine sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.mcmahan
City
Mary Knight
Lida Margaret
Pauline Varney
Zoo
Georgia Applegate
Marathon
Helen Shriner
Owensville
Grace Snell
E.W. Thornton
Laura Rapp
Hacley
Rapp
S. S. Raily
Woodland Park
Charles Foster
Madisonville
Lucinda Daugherty
W.B. Knight
Joe
Mattie Barnee
Ohio Farmers Insurance
Batavia
Hall
F.J. Chaney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F.J. Cheney & CO
Local Social News From Franklin and Nearby Towns
Mrs Maggie Orebaugh and Miss Cora Hensel attend the Chautauqua at Franklin. Theodore Burdsall attended the city game Sunday. Georgia Applegate spent Sunday with Grace Snell at Monterey. Miss Edna Tucker of Lebanon spent the week end at home. Mr Holmes and wife of Springfield were Sunday guests of E C Ireton. Mr Stamm of Williamsburg Lowell Orebaugh and Paul Joseph motored to Franklin Sunday. Mrs Sarah Conover entertained the ladies aid Thursday afternoon. Ice cream and cake were served. John EB Christy of Ft Riley Kansas surprised friends by coming home Monday. He is looking fine. Dr Frank Johnson of Fayetteville, who was operated upon Tuesday, is improving. Grange meets Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Orebaugh
Cora Hensel
Franklin
Theodore Burdsall
Georgia Applegate
Grace Snell
Monterey
Edna Tucker
Lebanon
Holmes
Springfield
E. C. Ireton
Stamm
Williamsburg
Lowell Orebaugh
Paul Joseph
Sarah Conover
Ladies’ Aid
John EB. Christy
Ft. Riley
Kansas
Frank Johnson
Fayetteville
Grange
Local man praises Chamberlain's Tablets for liver trouble
Joe Dingman of Webster City Iowa reports biannual liver pain and stomach soreness. He says after using half a bottle of Chamberlain's Tablets the pains disappeared and his health improved. The testimonial notes availability everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dingman
Webster City
Iowa
Chamberlain
Social Notes From Newport and Nearby Towns
W P Corbin and wife spent Sunday in Newport. Mrs Calvin Meeker mourns niece Mrs Fannie Wayman of Norwood who died Sunday. C Has Mott and family stay this week at Wm Meeker's. Mrs Nina Dunn and daughter Dorothy return from Chicago where Dorothy had treatment. Geo Baker and wife of Cincinnati visit Alex Dunn's then return. Mrs Wm Knowles hosts Mrs Frost and daughter of Carthage. Asher White and wife hosted a dance Saturday night. Russell Valentine and family of Lindale visited relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Corbin
Newport
Calvin Meeker
Fannie Wayman
Norwood
C Has. Mott
Frost
Carthage
Asher White
Russell Valentine
Lindale
Testimonial Says Foley Kidney Pills Restored Health
Mrs Laura Beall of Plattsburg Miss reports chronic left side pain and illness ended after taking two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills. The message notes doctors medicine failed but the pills helped and claims they are sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Beall
Plattsburg, Miss
Foley
Canton Family Returns Home After Week With Relatives
Fred Myrick wife and daughter Mil dred of Canton returned home Monday in their auto after a week's visit with relatives. Mrs Edna Ketchum and Ruth Branch Hill spent last week with relatives. Mr K joined them Friday. They were accompanied home Monday by Mr and Mrs W J Liston. Mr and Mrs James Gabriel entertained a party of young people Saturday night. The Ladies Helping Circle will meet with Mrs Charles Incaid Thursday at 2 PM. Miss Miriam Hair returned from a visit to city relatives Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Myrick
Mildred
Canton
Monda
Edna Ketchum
Ruth
Branch Hill
W. J. Liston
James Gabriel
Ladies Helping Circle
Charies Incaid
Miriam Hair
Iday
the Baptist Church
Earl Hauck
Lena Hutson
Amelia
al. Blocher
Red Cross
M. E. Church
Ella
Ruth Goodwin
Avondale
Lynn Adams
Lee Wygant
Columbus
E. Laycock
Bernice
Thomas Williams
Hyde Park
Audrey Williams
Mary Laycock
Detroit
Mich
Cincinnati
Keith Brannock
Kentucky
H. B. Hutson
Marie Aired
Richmond
Ind
Everett Salt
Thelma
Allan Harrys
E. R. Beck
Lyman House
New Richmond
Louise Hill
City
Niagara Falls
Canada
Mary Jones
Cherry Grove
Tom Hodges
Milford
Genevieve Jones
Nina Morford
E. L. Lindsey
Peers
Maude Trisler
Daytona
Bethel Church Services and Local News Roundup
Bethel district notes include Baptist church services Sunday morning and evening and a sunrise birthday event for Master Earl Hauck. A Red Cross meeting is set for Wednesday evening August 1 at the M E church with all members urged to attend. Local visits and travels among residents are listed along with a testimonial about Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from W C Jones of Buford ND.
Sunday Socials Across Blanchester and Vicinity
Carroll Jones and wife hosted a Sunday dinner. C A Patton and wife, Dennis Rhode and family, Thelma, Lee Patton and baby from Blanchester. Sarah Jones and Martha Breeding of Burdsall Chapel. W H Jones and daughter Katherine. Homer Ashton and wife with James White family. Hazel Hobson with Alice Irwin. Clark Harlow and wife of Batavia visited his parents. Frank Hunter and wife visiting Kate Hunter and family. Isa Hunter of Erncabates visiting her parents. J W Hutchinson and Mrs Allie Rowan hosted East Fork Progressive Club. Henry Hobson and Herbert Rowan painted homes. John Amiott and family visited Williamsburg relatives. Mrs Hila Malott and daughter Mabel stayed with N B Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Jones
C. A. Patton
Dennis Rhode
Thelma
Lee Patton
Blanchester
Sarah Jones
Martha Breeding
Burdsall Chapel
W. H. Jones
Katherine
Homer Ashton
James White
Hazel Hobson
Alice Irwin
Clark Harlow
Batavia
Henry Harlow
Frank Hunter
City
Kate Hunter
Isa Hunter
Erncabates
J. W. Hutchinson
Allie Rowan
East Fork
Progressive Club
Henry Hobson
Herbert Rowan
John Amiott
Elton
Williamsburg
Hila Malott
Mabel
Broom Rose
N. B. Wallace
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Praised by Readers
Mrs. John Bourneville of Brussels Wisconsin reports long use and strong recommendation of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for children. The advertisement states the product fights coughs and irritations and is sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
John Bourneville
Brussels
Wis
Death of Mrs Mary Penn and local social notes
Mrs Mary Penn died at her home after a long illness. She lived most of her life here and leaves two daughters Mrs Charles A. Kearns and Mrs Fred Harting, plus relatives and friends. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 o clock. The column lists visitors from Northside Silverton Covington Marion Mt Holly and many local acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ritchie
Northside
4. Washburn
Marie Homan
Silverton
al Boyce
Fred Kearns
Edith Reed
Covington
Barton Kearns
Juanita Fuller
Frank Shields
Amelia High School
W.bradbury
Frank Ludlow
Mt. Holly
Lou Hill
Marion
Paris King
Portsmouth
Anna McVann
C. BE. Amann
Mary Penn
Charles A. Kearns
Fred Harting
San Francisco
Cal
Regular bowel routine advice from old health column
The notice recommends outdoor exercise to regulate bowels, a full glass of water before breakfast, and plentiful fruit and vegetables. It urges a daily bowel movement, and suggests Chamberlain's tablets if medicine is needed, noting they are pleasant and mild and available everywhere.
Social notes from Cedar Point and surrounding communities
Mrs Everett Perry visits her mother at Cedar Point while Mr and Mrs Charles Smith and Genevieve Smith of Amelia host. various residents including Miss Ethel Beck and Miss Alice Bradley are noted guests at Bantam and Epworth Heights. other gatherings feature Will Houser, Bert Ketchum, and families from Loveland Detroit and Cincinnati with multiple hosts and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Perry
Senior
Cedar Point
Charles Smith
Genevieve Smith
Amelia
Carrie Flanders
Ruth
Missouri
B. ER. Moyer
Stickel
Bantam
Bessie Ferris
Albert Lungmus
Cincinnati
Ethel Beck
Will Houser
Bert Ketchum
Loveland
Fred Warren
John Warren
Alice Bradley
Epworth Heights
B. A. Bradley
Jhas Houser
Friends
Hazel Gabriel
Frank Ludlow
Pete White
Frday
Thomas Wilson
Lumbee
Detroit
Mich
Jennie Cleveland
August pollen troubles and Foley's cough remedy praised
A fragment notes summer hay fever woes for some and claims Foley’s remedy relieves coughs colds and throat issues, touting its effectiveness for hay fever and related symptoms.
Endorsement for Chamberlain’s Colic Remedy Works
Mrs. Sidney Simmons of Fair Haven New York testifies that her seven year old son was cured of cholera morbus as a baby by Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and that other family members have benefited from it for colic and bowel troubles. She endorses it as a remedy of exceptional merit and notes it is obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Jones
Buford
N. D
Chamberlain
Sidney Simmons
Fair Haven
N. Y
Sunday Visits and Neighborhood Lawn Fete Report
The article lists numerous local family visits and gatherings from Sunday and Saturday. Ben McKibben and family attended G W McKibben's lawn fete. Chas Zellars and wife visited Roy. Anne Bogart visits W E Bogart. Mabel Davison called on G P Medary. H T Jordan's family away at Everett McKibben's in Morrow. Carl Leonard and wife visited T W Townsley. George McChesney celebrated his birthday with relatives. Mr Strausberry and son from Beaver, Penn visited Homer Hibbs. Mary Manning from Bethel visited Or Manning. Homer Hibbs and wife spent Sunday at Coney Island. Ogden spent Saturday in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben McKibben
G. W. McKibben
Chas. Zellars
Roy
Anne Bogart
W. E. Bogart
Mabel Davison
G. P. Medary
S. H.T. Jordan
Everett McKibben
Morrow
Oarl Leonard
T. W
Opportunities for Older Men in Wartime Labor
Wartime labor opens vacancies for older men as young workers enlist. Health notes claim kidneys affect stamina and clarity, suggesting aging symptoms from toxins slowing body and mind. Foley Kidney Pills advertised as toning weak kidneys and sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Local Social Notes From Williamsburg Community
Mrs Lulu Johnson visits Logansport and St Wayne Indiana to spend weeks with relatives Grace McNutt returns from Wittenberg College Springfield H L Britton and family visit Hyde Park L E Miller and wife guests of H M Cade Bata via parish home July 2% wedding of Mrs Trila Pollock and O P Walker officiated by Rev W M Keller Numerous friends and relatives from nearby towns visit hosts and attend church events sharing summer hospitality and hosting fresh air children programs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Johnson
Logansport
St. Wayne
Ind
Grace McNutt
Wittenberg College
Springfield
H. L. Britton
Oren Morris
Hyde Park
L. E. Miller
H. M. Cade
Batavia
Local social visits and regional trips reported
Mr and Mrs Horace Leeds and Karl Leeds with children hosted Fred Leeds in Winchester. Theo Brumagem and family visited John Brumagem in Newtown. Minnie Dugan spent Sunday with her mother. Nettie Wilson attends school in Cincinnati. Mr Schath was in the city last week. Red Cross meeting attended by residents at Fair Oak last Friday. Albert Coombs W C Coombs and Maggie Corbly traveled to Chillicothe for a summer Ohio Horticultural Society meeting and toured a four mile camp along the Scioto river with rich wheat crops in shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Leeds
Karl Leeds
Fred Leeds
Winchester
Theo
John
Newtown
Minnie Dugan
Nettie Wilson
Cincinnati
Schath
Red Cross
Fair Oak
Albert Coombs
W. C. Coombs
Maggie Corbly
Chillicothe
Ohio Horticultural Society
Scioto River
Local residents visit relatives and church events noted
H Anna Quinby of Columbus visited her mother this weekend. Mrs. Mary Bicking visits her sister Melle Brunk. Wm Dumford and family from Middletown stay with Sherman Pierce. Dumford is a contractor checking plans for a new school building. Mrs Minnie P Cast visited Rebekah lodge in New Richmond. Ella Binkley of Fayetteville visits Viola Brunk. C T church dinner well attended. Annual ice cream sale for church benefit set for the third Saturday in August. Walter Miller of Felicity visits C L Cast. Orville Jordan of Columbus stays with grandparents James Jordan. Mrs Jack Weaver and children of Evanston visit Walter Cramer's family. Ernest Quinby and family visit grandmother Eliza Quinby. Mr. and Mrs Walter Minster and daughter Beatrice of Lynchburg visit John Chaney household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Anna Quinby
Columbus
Mary Bicking
Melle Brunk
Wm. Dumford
Middletown
Sherman Pierce
Dumford
Minnie P. Cast
Rebekah Lodge
New Richmond
Ella Binkley
Fayetteville
Viola Brunk
C. T
Walter Miller
Felicity
C. L. Cast
Orville Jordan
Grange Picnic Set for August at Boston Fair Ground
Owensville Marathon and Williamsburg Granges announce their annual picnic at the Boston Fair Ground on Saturday August 1. Each Grange will present music readings and an address by a State speaker. Prizes listed for horseshoes, races, a baseball game, and a grab bag contribution of five cents. All members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
Marathon
Williamsburg
Boston Fair Ground
Toledo Liquor Raid Nets Largest County Roundup
Thirty seven Blind Tigers and ninety one alleged keepers were seized in a Toledo raid led by Chief Inspector Frank Evans with deputies and city and county officers. The operation targeted twelve major spots including Belmont hotel where Edward Kennedy faced liquor sales charges to soldiers. Federal involvement aided affidavits. evidence transported by motor trucks to city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Frank Evans
State Liquor Licensing Board
Lucas County
Belmont Hotel
U.S
Edward Kennedy
Evans
Don’t Wear the Button Warns Against Faking Red Cross Membership
A public note urges individuals not to display Red Cross or other society buttons falsely to gain social or other benefits. It calls for genuine membership and cautions against misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Society
The
Young Bethel Man Drowns in East Fork
Frank W. Shields a promising Bethel youth drowned while bathing in the East Fork at Elklick on July 24 during a outing with a youth party. Ralph Homan, a friend, nearly sacrificed his life while attempting a rescue. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church Friday with interment at Mt. Moriah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Shields
Bethel
East Fork
Elklick
Ralph Homan
Baptist Church
Mt. Moriah
Complete draft numbers list referenced in last issue
The paper notes that last week a complete list of all numbers drawn in the selective draft was published and credits the Western Newspaper Union service for providing the data. It urges preservation of the list for reference to know when call times arrive after the first quota is exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Newspaper Union Service
False report about arrest at Carthage fairgrounds
Sheriff Swings and W E Kain headed to Carthage Sunday morning to seize Albert Brewer indicted for non-support. Brewer was found but turned out to be from Kentucky and connected to a different woman. The government will ensure the wife and children receive support from the soldier’s pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swings
W. E. Kain
Carthage
Albert Brewer
Carthage Fair Grounds
Kentucky
Reeves Sent to Workhouse Over Old Fine for Liquor Violations
H A Reeves of Clermont county was sent to Cincinnati workhouse to work out a $200 old fine after liquor violations led to a guilty plea and a $500 fine plus costs. Police found whiskey at his Reeves blacksmith shop and he faces arrest for operating a place selling liquor. Reeves has a history of liquor law violations and theft charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Reeves
Clermont County
Cincinnati
Reeves
Hillaboro News Herald
Miss Anteek Wins Suitor Percy Fitznoodle
A humor line from the Boston Transcript notes Miss Anteek has prayed for years for a husband and now claims Percy Fitznoodle as her match, but the speaker questions the outcome and whether she can tell the difference.
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