Remedial Kidney Pills Praised By Ohio Man
Aleck Tumbleson of Grant Ave Georgetown Ohio reports severe kidney symptoms and health decline. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with lasting relief after trying doctors without success and urges others to use the product sold by Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleck Tumbleson
Grant Ave
Georgetown
Ohio
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Community gossip and meetings plus catarrh cure ad
Local notices report visits and hospitality across Maple Grove Dallas Madisonville and Walnut Hills with numerous weekend gatherings. Rev. Wright closes Taylor's Chapel meetings and Catarrh treatment ads promote Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co promising cures and testimonials.
Greenberry Ladies Aid meets at Isa Johnson home
The Greenberry Ladies' Aid Society gathered at the home of Mrs. Isa Johnson last Thursday. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Mary Bicking's home. Several residents and visitors are listed with social visits noted, and a Christmas tree and entertainment are planned for Christmas Eve at Greenberry church.
Guarding Against Croup in A New Remedy Ad
An old ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as the best safeguard against croup, urging parents to keep it on hand as a preventive measure and medicine from P. H. Ginn in Middle Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlenes
WEST POINT SOCIAL NOTES FROM SUNDAY VISITS
West Point column lists Sunday gatherings across town. Harry Moyer hosted Mrs. Harry Moyer and guests while John Hill and family welcomed Thelma and Florence. Abe Boggens and Roy Bingamon visited relatives. Gladys Maham spent time with Charles Maham. Cincinnati visitors Mrs. Frank Rick and daughter Loletta were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moyer
John Hill
Thelma
Florence
James Harry
Monterey
Lon Day
Abe Boggens
Bethel
Roy Bingamon
Greenberry
Gladys Maham
Charles Maham
Forestville
Frank Rick
Loletta
Cincinnati
Omer Mattox
James Benton
City
Nicholas White
Ruth Moyer
Afton
James Rice
Barley Pierce
Carey Marshall
Restweil
Gustin
Lebanon
George Rice
Local residents and visitors listed for weekend gatherings
Mrs Daisy Nash shopped in Cincinnati Saturday. Mrs Viola Maddox visited her parents Saturday and Sunday. Fred Brazier and family from Norwood stayed with his parents this week. Mrs Meader Johnson and children from Summerside visited Friday. Miss Sarah Perry visited relatives at Perrytown. Delia Bell with her uncle J Bell and daughter from Indiana visited Fort Thomas friends. T J Bond and J W Bond plan Florida trip to visit A A Bond family. Mrs M E Denning and Elizabeth Phillips visited Sarah Perry Tuesday. Mr and Mrs John Boyce of Milford attended the Presbyterian oyster supper. A cantata will be held at the Presbyterian church Monday evening December 22. E Nash and family visited Ellis Guynn Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Nash
Viola Maddox
Fred Brazier
Norwood
Meader Johnson
Summerside
William Perkins
Sarah Perry
Perrytown
Delia Bell
J. Bell
Indiana
Fort Thomas
T. J. Bond
J. W. Bond
Florida
A. A. Bond
Presbyterian Church
Nash
Ellis Guynn
Dr King's New Discovery Endorsed for Croup and Cough
Advertised remedy from H. H. Bucklen Co. claims to rapidly ease croup coughs and colds in children. Testimonial text notes fear of illness but praises Dr King’s New Discovery as essential for homes, with prices 50 cents and 1 dollar and availability at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
H. H. Bucklen Co
Phila
St. Louis
Local Social Notes From Fortnightly Club to Church Choir
Social items list visits entertainments and illnesses in town including Miss Jennie Kearns hosting the Fortnightly Club Miss Anna Mott returning from Manchester and West Union Mrs W O Hutson hosting the Philathea group and Miss Jessie Coulter visiting New Richmond Names Hazel Dawson Jessie Voulter and others appear in society notes as guests and program participants The M E church choir gave a well attended Sunday musical event and Miss Bessie Hoover a teacher at the school is reported ill The Woman's Club met December 13 with Miss Stella Johnson hosting and a Bible history and hymn program follows
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Kearns
Anna Mott
Manchester
West Union
W. O. Hutson
Philathea
Jessie Coulter
Te Green
New Richmond
Phila Robinson
Pasadinia
Cal
Audria Boyce
Yevan Club
Eva Keen
Electric Bitters touted as cure for multiple ailments
Stomach, liver, kidney troubles and weak nerves are claimed to vanish with Electric Bitters. Eliza Pool of Depew Oklahoma credits the remedy with lifting her from sickness and says every suffering woman should try it. Available in 50 cents and 1.00 dollar bottles from druggists. H ibecclan & Co. advertises the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Pool
Depew
Okla
Avery, Botti Smnethy
H.ibecclan & Co
Et A
St. Teen
Sunday social and visits across Batavia area
Afton hosts and neighboring families gather for Sunday visits. C B Moyers receives Afton-Chaney family while Mrs Neihoff and Mrs Thomas are guests in the city. Batavia residents Mrs Cogie Mrs Aultman and Mrs Fred Miller host others, with Dudley ill lagrippe and ongoing meetings drawing growing interest.
Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment Sold by Fitch
Geo W Fitch of Medota Illinois reports long standing skin condition relief after using Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment. He says the remedy cured itching burning and eruption that had persisted since the Civil War and notes benefit from a purchased box.
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Guests
Mrs. Irma Busch spent a few days in Cincinnati last week. Mrs. Charles Zollars is home after a weeks stay with Mrs. Iona McKibben. Mrs. Corda Lewis visited her daughter near Foster. Orman Cribbett and wife were Sunday guests of George Cribbett and wife. Cyrus W. Leonard and wife were Sunday guests of T. W. Townsley and wife. Richard Johns and wife spent Sunday with Tony Kloman and wife. N. T. Dally and wife were Sunday visitors at Walter Bogart's. Will Ogden and family were in the city Wednesday. Charles Busch and wife hosted dinner with several guests including Mabel Brunner Nora and Hazel Brooks. Gilbert Hauck and Howard Brooks present from Biklick and Williamsburg. Penny McKibben and wife spent Bun ith Mfa Anna Patton of Bethel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Busch
Cincinnati
Charles Zollars
Iona McKibben
Corda Lewis
Foster
Orman Cribbett
George Cribbett
Cyrus W. Leonard
T. W. Townsley
Richard Johns
Tony Kloman
N. T. Dally
Walter Bogart
Will Ogden
Dale
Charles Busch
Mabel Brunner
Nora
Hazel Brooks
Biklick
Will Busch
Batavia
Gilbert Hauck
Williamsburg
Howard Brooks
Pena McKibben
Bunith Mfa
Anna Patton
Bethel
Sick Headache Caused by Stomach Disorders Cited
Mrs. John Bishop of Byserilie Ohio writes that her sick headaches, lasting two or three days, were cured by Chamberlain's Tablets after other remedies failed. She notes the condition improved once stomach issues were corrected and recommends the medicine now sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bishop
Byserilie
Ohio
Chamberlain
Local Social News Updates and a Funeral in Amelia
Sunday visits span Amelia and Forestville as families gather with relatives. A child Ida Lucile Kemerlae dies, and Reeder Salt’s remains are brought from California for burial. Installation of Susan B Anthony Chapter officers, a lunch, and community notices follow with local names and events. A medical ad promotes Foley's Kidney Pills for kidney health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marita Tatman
John Hutson
Amelia
Lee Davis
Fred
Will Daugherty
Forestville
Mary Craffe
Columbus
Ida Lucile Kemerlae
Jesus
Ida
California
Rev. Young
Masonic Order
Will Hunter
B.T. Davis
Clarence Hill
Baby
T. C. Jones
Norwood
Dave Davis
Hortense
Mrs Perkins Celebrates 68th Birthday With Family
Mrs Wm Perkins of Glent Rose marked her 68th birthday Friday December 12 as children and grandchildren arrived with baskets and gifts for a joyful celebration. The note also advertises Dr King’s New Life Pills for constipation and related ailments with 2c price.
Batavia social notes and list of local visitors
Saturday visits and guests in Batavia include Mrs. Laura Dial at the Woman's Club meeting and Mrs. Mary Terrill with daughter Muriel. O. E. Judd and family visited Cincinnati friends, while Frank Ludlow entertained clergy from Bethel and Amelia. Dr. Offutt and wife saw Firefly in Cincinnati. Louisville guest M A Flanagan stayed with Mrs. J K Day. W T McDonough and wife visited Withiamsville, Miss Anna Pelfrey returned from Columbus. The column notes surrounding events in the community and adds a medical testimonial for Foley Kidney Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Dial
Woman’s Club
Batavia
Mary Terrill
Muriel
Jamieson
O. E. Judd
Cincinnati
Frank Ludlow
C. M. Johnson
Bethel
J. A. Rader
Amelia
Dr. Offutt
Firefly
M.A. Flanagan
Louisville
J. K. Day
W. T. McDonough
T. J. Behymer
Withiamsville
Anna Pelfrey
Columbus
Byron McDaniel
City
H.C. Warren
Pinkham Delegates at Ohio Grange Session in Lima
T A Pinkham and wife attended the Ohio State Grange session in Lima as delegates from Clermont county. Lindale Grange met at K of P hall and elected officers for 1914. John Schaible started a new feed mill in T A Pinkham's factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Pinkham
Ohio State Grange
Lima
Clermont Co
Presbyterian Church
Henry Kriik
Portsmouth
Nellie Channell
Lindale Grange
K. of P. Hall
Effie Trees
Mt. Holly Chapel
John Schaible
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co Pays Losses Says Agent
L L Johnson, local agent in Batavia Ohio, writes to the public asserting the Ohio Farmers Insurance Co pays all losses promptly after settlement. The letter dated Cincinnati Oct 16 1913 defends the company against claims of nonpayment and stresses reliability.
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Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Company
L. L. Johnson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Co
Batavia
Local notices and social updates from the Marion community
Mrs Nellie Zimmerman hosted her sister Mrs W H Gough of Hartwell for the week. Local residents welcome back Mr and Mrs M D Kratzer to Marion after months in Indianapolis. Ezra Chatterton dies at home. services held with burial at Clover. Christmas cantata to be presented at the M E church by the choir directed by Dr J P Allen. Pythian Sisters set a bazaar at K P hall December 25 26 27. Numerous visits and social calls noted among residents and visitors from Hartwell Cincinnati Sumner and Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Zimmerman
W. H. Gough
Hartwell
George Brintzinghoffer
Dorothy Foster
Beatrice Peterson
Fred Kirkpatrick
Pauline Walker
Quince Mulloy
Marathon
George Frazier
Ezra Chatterton
W. M. Patton
Clover
J. P. Allen
Joseph Berry
Starr Frazier
Trilla Pollock
W. L. Milne
West Union
Friends
Sypolt
Sumner
Ill
Dotson
United Brethren Church
Mabel
Cincinnati
O. B. Martin
McLung
Main St
Ed Bishop
Hazel Matthis
Earl Gross
Pythian
K. of P.hall
C. E. Everhart and Son
Edward
Lafayette
Ind
Charles Everhart
Terrace Park
William Everhart
Milford
George Everhart
Sadie Chatterton
Delaware
Anna Dennis
Connersville
Not Beyond Help at 87
A Taunton Massachusetts resident Mary A Dean reports kidney trouble symptoms and credits Foley Kidney Pills with benefit after passing her 87th birthday. The letter cites sleep disturbance bladder weakness stiffness in joints and rheumatic pains as evidence of kidney issues.
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Foley
A. OC
Nash
Mary A. Dean
E. Walnut St
Taunton
Mass
A. C. Ash
Edenton Weekend Social Notes and Local Visits
Edenton and Newtonsville residents share a quiet Sunday with relatives. Mrs Hiram Prickett visits Mrs Melle Brunk. L Cast and wife visit Harry Mount. Mrs Ejla Binkley and daughters go to Cincinnati. Bert Wallace visits Blanchester. Clara and Crystal Cramer spend Saturday there. Walter Doughman to Dayton hospital. Xmas programs planned at M E church and Woodland Park on Christmas Eve and the night before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Shriner
Newtonsville
George
Hiram Prickett
Melle Brunk
L. Cast
Harry Mount
Loveland
Ejla Binkley
Carrie
Grace Jones
Cincinnati
Bert Wallace
Blanchester
M. E. Church
Clara
Crystal Cramer
Croup Remedy Praised By Parent For Ray
Mrs Claine of Blaiville says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieved her son Ray from croup when young and she keeps it in the house. The note urges buyers to obtain the preparation through local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Chamberlain
Ares
Mrs. eClain
Hardship in Daily Needs Overshadows Ring Purchases
A newspaper-era reflection notes wives feel the burden of grocery bills despite the relatively easy procurement of a $200 engagement ring, highlighting financial strain on households.
Coughs Keep Sleep From Night in Wisconsin Letter
A Wisconsin reader from Green Bay describes a troublesome cough that breaks sleep and weakens health. He reports relief after using Foley’s Honey and Balsam, noting coughing fits and fatigue improved.
Ohio Farmers Insurance Agency Moves to Courier Building
The Ohio Farmers Insurance Co has moved to the Courier Building at No.3 East Market Street. Clermont county residents may meet new agent L. L. Jonson who promises prompt service and reliable coverage. The notice includes contact details and social greeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Ohio Farmers’ Insurance CO
Courier
E. Market St
Clermont County
L. L. Jonson
Johnson
Our County
Ohio Farmers
Mr. Zone
Bell Rosalati
Fair Oaks School Holiday Program Tuesday Evening
For Fair Oaks school on Tuesday December 23 at 7 30 p m a program of songs and recitations by students will entertain both youths and adults. A local talent musical program will follow with vocal and instrumental performances for an admission fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Oaks
People’s Liniment Advert Says It Treats Aches
An old advertisement extols People’s Liniment for rheumatism and general aches and pains. It claims internal use for Cholera Morbus and disorders and instructs to ask cregeints for Pootert Liniment. A wedding note notes Storer Ashbaugh and Miss Cora Wood of Bethel wed at the M E parsonage on the 12th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storer Ashbaugh
Cora Wood
Bethel
M. E. Parsonals
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