Mourning for Fayetteville father Clarency Moore’s death
Clarence Moore of Fayetteville is buried Friday as the eldest son of John F. Moore of Clermont. He leaves a wife and three children. his wife is the daughter of Commissioner Hutchinson. Also noted are social visits, funeral attendance in Cincinnati, a local ladies’ furnishing store opening, and an 1886 Hall’s Catarrh Cure testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarency Moore
Fayetteville
John F. Moore
Clermont
Hutchinson
Geo. Chatterton
E. Chatterton
Clover
W. B. Shriver
Ralph Christy
Clyde Predmore
Hillsboro
Wm. Sneil
Jessie Nichols
Geo. W. Palmer
Geo. Smith
Cincinnati
Morris Goodman
Lynchburg
Masonic Building
Local social notes mix with medical ad in ragged column
Sunday visits dot a string of familiar names from Batavia to Bantam and Williamsburg with Cora Glancy, Irene Moorhead, Mable Leeds and others noted. An embedded Dr Shoop advertisement touts Restorative cures for stomach nerves heart and kidneys claiming unique inside nerve action and offering samples from Dr Shoop Racine Wisconsin via The Nash Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scoop
Racine Wis
Nash Pharmacy
Ladies Helping Circle Thanks Friends and Supporters
The ladies of the Christian church circle express gratitude for generous donations from friends and for the assistance of solicitors. They especially thank those who provided financial aid and timely help to their charitable efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Local notes and obituaries from the community page
Entries report social visits and church notices including Mr. Kirgan’s festival help, Joseph Geiser family guests, B L Ketchum at New Richmond institute, William Daugherty’s death and funeral, Mrs Kincaid stroke, Ketchum children visiting relatives, Rev W H Dolby preaching, Oliver Mound's return, Harvest Home premiums won by Albert Leeds and Mrs C M Edwards, upcoming ladies circle meeting, Miss Seotile visiting Eastwood, Kincaid visitors, Mt Holly school start, and a local ad for Dr Shoop Health Coffee sold by Moore & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirgan
Joseph Geiser
Louis
Newport
Friends
B. L. Ketchum
New Richmond
William Daugherty
Christian Chapel
T. F. Bagby
Hamersville
G. A. R. Post
Christian Cemetery
Kincaid
Charles
Joseph Ketchum
W.H Dolby
Nicholasville
Oliver Mound
Eastwood
George and
Bert Kincaid
City
Charlie Kincaid
S. B. L. Ketchum
Mt Holly
Social notes and health column items in local notices
Community mentions list visits and entertainments among Mrs Pauline Lohrer Miss Lily Hoover Mrs Shumard and others with relatives in Dayton Owensville Red Lion and Norwood. An item notes several visitors to J L McMahan and family, plus travel to Williamsburg and a Traction ride with no injuries. Also an obituarylike update lists sick individuals and ads promote Foley’s Kidney Care and Burdock Blood Bitters with local pharmacist endorsement.
Local Socials and Visits Across Mt. Carmel and Neighbors
Mt. Carmel residents Mr. Johnson was a recent caller. W G Ireton and wife hosted Mr and Mrs Dockwall and mother of Mt Crab. W C Varney and wife from Monterey visited Friday for the literary. W H Ireton and wife returned from a trip to the Jamestown exposition and eastern points. Hugh Walker finished Wooster school and is home on vacation. Louis Bebes family of Norwood spent last week at O P Caldwell's. Mrs Hall of Mt Crab and Mrs Bateman of Omaha visited W H Ireton. J C Ashmore and wife of Georgetown spent Monday here with Mr and Miss Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.G. Ireton
Mrs. Dockwall
Mt. Crab
W.C. Varney
Monterey
W. H. Ireton
Hugh Walker
Wooster
Louis Bebes
Norwood
O. P. Caldwell
Mre. Hall
Mra. Bateman
Omaha
Nebraska
J. C. Ashmore and Wife
Georgetown
Miss Wise
Dr Kings New Discovery Endorsed In Otsego County Ad
Otsego Journal editor Wm M Diets hails Dr King’s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs chest colds and lung throat diseases. He claims it is infallible and urges households to keep a bottle. Guaranteed to satisfy with prices listed 0 and 1 dollar plus a free trial bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otsego County
Wm M. Diets
Otsego
Gilberteville
N. Y
Dr. King
Income Tax in England and Wealth Distribution
About 250 individuals in England paid 300000 dollars each in income tax last year while 800000 people paid taxes on income under 3500 dollars. The figures highlight the tax burden concentration and the scale of lower income participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Electric Bitters Endorsement by Medical Scientists
The article claims eminent scientists agree on life extension possible with advanced knowledge and warns the critical period lies between 50 and W. It urges proper body care during illness and promotes Electric Bitters as a scientific tonic restoring all organs, guaranteed by druggists.
Comforting Words on Doan s Kidney Pills Cure
Mrs J A Taylor of Loveland Ohio claims her husband suffered years with kidney disease and pain before Doan s Kidney Pills eased back and head pains and improved sleep. After two boxes he was cured and has had no symptoms since. Her son uses them now with good results. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan s and take no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
J. A. Taylor
Lebanon Road
Loveland
Ohio
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Questioning Meat Injurious Health Claims
A terse exchange notes skeptical inquiry about meat harm. References to historical beef consumption and a line from the New York Sun provoke a playful comparison to Elizabethan times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker
N. Y
Ten Years in Bed Gives Kidney Cure Testimony
R. A. Gray of Oakville Indiana describes a decade bedridden with kidney illness. He sought top medical care but found no relief until Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended, calling it a Godsend. Bunn's Pharmacy promotes the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Gray
J. P
Oakville
Ind
Foley
Thas
Bunn
Local Social Roundup Sees Visits, Travel and Deaths
Mrs Susan Bragdon of Portsmouth and Mrs Rebecka Somermiler hosted guests last week. William Daugherty died at his Mt Holly home and was a member of company B 890 VI. John J Foster from Kansas City visited E G Penn. Robert Floro from Kansas City vacationing with his parents. Harvest Home at Coney Island drew village representation. Rebekah Kidd visited Fruit Hill. Angie Ireton 18 visiting Thomas in Richmond Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Bragdon
Portsmouth
Kansas City
E.G. Penn
Robert Floro
Dr. Brown
Fredrictown
Foley's Kidney Cure Promoted by Buan's Pharmacy
An advertisement asserts Foley's Kidney Cure cures all kidney and bladder diseases and urges readers with kidney or bladder trouble to use it, from Buan's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Reeule
Buan
Local Guests Attend County Gatherings and Family Visits
Laurel residents Mr and Mrs McNeil hosted George Armacast and wife on Sunday. Hugh Weat and wife visited Ellie Davis at Tabasco on Thursday. Bert Huntington and family stayed with her mother in Williamsburg. Several locals attended the County GQ A R encampment in Boston. F M Edwards and Tom Doughty visited Mort Doughty in Ludlow on Friday. Geo W Robinson Post members attended Wm Daugherty funeral Friday. Lowell Bennett and family spent Sunday with their parents. Mrs Coulter and daughter Jessie were Sunday guests at Frank Ely's. Frank Hitch and brother Charles of Parte IL attended their mother's 871st birthday at Bantam Friday. five generations represented. Stella Jones of Carthage visited Miss Widmeyer. John Huntington spent Sunday with Claud Fisher in Bethel. Harry Brown and wife of Silverton visited William Perking and wife. George and Daisy Nash of Mt Carmel spent a few days with their grandparents last week. Mrs Joseph White and daughter Rhoda, Mrs Robb and Miss Delphia Hardwick spent a day at the Zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNeil
Laurel
George Armacast
Hugh Weat
Ellie Davis
Tabasco
Bert Huntington
Williamsburg
GQ. A. R
Boston
F. M. Edwards
Tom Doughty
Mort Doughty
Ludlow
Geo. W. Robinson Post
Wm. Daugherty
Lowell Bennett
Mrs. Coulter
Jessie
Frank Ely
Frank Hitch
Charles
Parte
Bantam
Stella Jones
Carthage
Widmeyer
John Huntington
Claud Fisher
Bethel
Harry Brown
Silverton
William Perking
George
Daisy Nash
Mt. Carmel
Mra
Joseph White
Rhoda
Mra. Robb
Delphia Hardwick
Zoo
Foley's Honey and Tar remedy claim
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as immediate relief for hay fever and inflamed air passages. It promises lasting benefit and tolerable relief even if it does not fully cure, with Bonn's Pharmacy selling the genuine yellow packaged product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bonn
A Wife Saves Spanish King and Queen Remark
A man notes a wife saved the king and queen of Spain while a citizen questions who sent the telegram. The Louisville Courier-Journal quotation frames the remark on a royal rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Loulaville Courier-Journal
Dr Shoop's Headache Tablets Offer Free Sample
Advertisement claims Pink Pain Tablets cure neuralgia headache and toothache by relieving blood congestion. It urges sending for a free package from Nash Pharmacy in Racine Wisconsin.
Serpent Mound Stands as Largest Ohio Monument
The Serpent Mound in Adams County is described as the greatest mound in Ohio and the nation. The enormous earthwork, likely built for worship, has a curious recent history of ownership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Adama County
Local social notes from Berry and surrounding towns
Mrs Ed King and son Robin visit sister Mrs Will Kendall in Berry Kentucky. Miss Gail Steelman Wilhamsville visits Miss Blanch Willis. Mrs Rachel Glascow with her daughter Mrs John Crowshaw for the week. Infant child of Mr and Mrs Penny buried Monday. Mrs Clyde Tone city visits Silas McCormick. Dr Harry Bode spent Sunday in the city. Miss Bessie Fisher visits Georgetown. accompanied home by Misses Lulu Crouch and Margaret Wood of Georgetown and Geo Lucas of Hamersville. Dr Frank Swing of city spent Sunday at Will Swing's. John Smith and wife of Tuxedo Park New York visit sister Mrs Sarah Dunn. Levi Beck of Portsmouth visiting relatives. E J Fagley and wife of Reading spend the week with relatives and will remain for the Fagley reunion. Prof Fred Fagley of Moore's Hill Indiana with relatives here. Mrs Mary Park entertaining Mrs Sallie Perrine of Batavia. Mrs Ed Carter and daughter Eva visit sister Mrs Joe Pride. Mrs Harry Bode in charge of Bell telephone. Mrs Jas Rose the citizen. Miss Bess Montgomery Milford visiting sister Mrs Bertha Ulrey. Miss Marguerite and Peggy Beck Mt Washington spending the week with aunt Mrs Tillie Montgomery. Will Scott city spends Sunday with sister Mrs Laura Scott. Miss Bertha Davis returns from Milford two weeks visit. accompanied by Rose Brown, Mrs Mary Eads and Herbert Schooler of Ford Ky visiting daughter Mrs Harry Bode. Mrs Kate Sims and son Henry visiting Batavia relatives. Prof Chas Porter returns to Madisonville. H B Hutson and Lee Page and families spend Sunday with Lee Harris and family at St Bernard. Mrs Thersa Hutson and Master Everett spend Sunday with Mrs Laura Winters at Felicity.
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Penny
Clyde Tone
City
Silas McCormick
Harry Bode
Bessie Fisher
Georgetown
Lulu Crouch
Margaret Wood
Geo. Lucas
Hamersvile
Frank Swing
Will Swing
S. John Smith
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Sarah Dunn
Levi Beck
Portsmouth
E. J. Fagley
Reading
Fagley
Fred Fagley
Moore’s Hill
Indiana
Mary Park
Sallie Perrine
Batavia
Ed Carter
Eva
Joe Pride
Bell Telephone
Jas
Rose
Bess Montgomery
Milfod
Bertha Ulrey
Marguerite
Peggy Beck
Mt. Washington
Tillie Montgomery
Will Scott
Laura Scott
Bertha Davis
Milford
Rose Brown
Mary Eads
Herbert Schooler
Ford, Ky
Kate Sims
Henry
Chas. Porter
Madisonville
Journey meaning through time and distance in old usage
The text traces the evolving sense of journey from a daily publication to travel measurement. It notes Chaucer and the fourteenth century usage where a country could be said to be fifty two journeys apart, typically about twenty miles per journey.
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Chaucer
Saw Virtue In Tobacco
The London Lancet notes tobacco as valuable when used with moderation during long privations and exertions, claiming it ranks second only to food for endurance. The author, likely a smoker, is uncertain, and the Boer War context frames a claim about English troops enduring harsh conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Lancet
Duke of Wellington
Feared Brigand Chief Faces Trial in Sicily Proceedings
In Coltanissetta four members of the brigand Fallia Malone band were to be tried but jurors and witnesses sent a joint petition asking to be excused while the chief remains uncaptured. The chieftain already faces a dozen assassination charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sicily
Coltanissetta Assizes
Fallia Malone
Protection Against Witches and Home Charms
The passage notes the popular practice of nailing horseshoes over doors and windows to shield homes from witches. It contrasts this with ancient Rome where nails in walls were used against the plague, suggesting they might have used horseshoes if known.
Pocket Folding Skates Debut Invented For Easy Carry
Inventors unveil skates that fold flat and fit in a pocket. Each pair includes a leather wallet with two pockets. When closed the package is three quarters of an inch wide, one inch thick, and as long as the skates.
Quip on marriage and travel from Uncle Dick
A Madison Journal quote humorously notes a woman’s use for a husband lies in quarrel comfort and vacations enable dirty shirts. It praises a young man who cannot handle cigars and a bulky horse while driving. FOLEYSHONEY TAR is advertised as safe for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Dick
Madison Journal
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State OF Ohio
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Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Notary Public
Texas Wonder
K. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
New Jersey
M. T. Lynch
Paohipsburg
N.J
Daily Post
Elk Lick
Edna Bilzwater
Nettie
Lena Slade
Clarence Young
Marie Dennison
Cora Glancy
Muriel Davidson
Irene
Helen Moorhead
Mable Leeds
Irma Brooks
Thomas Brooks
Sidney Meek
Thomas Slade
Heel Brooks
Edna Fitzwater
Mt, Holly
Son Recep Cr’ Fen Ae
Dr. Shoop
Moore & Co
Pauline Lohrer
Lily Hoover
Shumard
Lorado
Mary Good
J. B. Turners
Rev. Dawson
Pearl Hill
Red Lion
Winnie Hill
Owensville
O. Nichols
Daniel Snell
Kate
Dora Whitaker
Falmouth
J. L. McMahan
Eva Buerkle
Dayton
Lottie Pattison
Myrtle Anderson
Henrietta Snell
William Vogel
Laura Rapp
Traction
Mason Snell
John Varney
J. J. Turner
Elizabeth South
Rodney Barnett
Rockport
Crosstown
Mr. Johnson
County
Amelia
Haberson
Gould
Home City
Miss Bunyan
William Beeler
Familly
Will Wolf
Julius Warner
J. J. Armstrong
Coney Island
G. W. Robinson
Rebekah Kidd
Fruit Hill
Angie Ireton
Thomas
Richmond
Ed King
Robin
Will Kendall
Berry, Ky
Claudia Campbell
Middletown
Gail Steelman
Wilhamsville
Blanch Willis
Rachel Glascow
John Crowshaw
Marathon
H.B. Hutson
Lee Page
Lee Harris
St. Bernard
Thersa Hutson
Master Everett
Laura Winters
Felicity
Castor
Aenae
Earth
KERG
Teecipe
Otel
Dr Samuel Pitcher
Bears
the Centaur Company
Crrv
B. H. Knapp
N. W. Cor
Pearl and Sycamore
Jamestowd
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
H. A. Moore
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