Nervous women find tonic in Dr Pierce favorite prescription
A testimonial touts Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for nervousness in women and related ailments. The reader describes fear and distress from nerves, claiming the medicine restores strength, appetite, sleep, and capacity to walk. The piece cites Mrs Hattie Borradaile of Nashville and notes other remedies like Golden Medical Discovery and Dr Pierce’s Pellets.
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Nashville
Tenn
Dr. Pierce
Franklin Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Hirsm Manning and daughter Mary of Moscow return home after a visit with G W Rice. Mrs H Corbin and children of Laurel guests of J H Sapp. C G Nichols and son Dale visit Laurel friend. Sleigh riders including Sargent family and Miss Hawkins guests of Bessie Corbin. John Taylor of Lindale visiting grandmother Lucinda Taylor ill with measles.
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Hirsm Manning
Mary
Moscow
G. W. Rice
H. Corbin
Laurel
J. H. Sapp
C. G. Nichols
Dale
T. L. Sargent
John Sargent
Mary Sargent
Misses Mary
Lizzie Hawkins
Fred Hawkins
Bessie Corbin
Nicholsville
John Taylor
Lindale
Lucinda Taylor
Nerve Pills Promoted By Buffalo Company
Overwork and stress weaken nerves and cause headaches dizziness and sleeplessness. Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills are sold at 5 00 a box with testimonials from Mrs Samuel Frank of Hillsboro Ohio praising relief and improved health after use. Information available at Dr Bunn's drug store about the product and its merit.
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A. W. Chase
Ohio
Samuel Frank
N. East St
Hillsboro
Local notes from a Indiana village including deaths and gatherings
Died from measles on Saturday January 25, the 18 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Wilson. Burial in Carmel cemetery Tuesday. Protracted meeting starts February 10 at Presbyterian church led by Rev McMinn. Various visits and social events: Bantam friends Friday. Clifford Nichols family and Miss Grace Dunn from Franklin visit W B Corbin. J L Roudebush home briefly. Joseph Pearl family moving to Evansville Indiana. Lee Phillips in Cincinnati. Mrs Lina Slater of Lindale visiting. Harvey Cox and Charles Snider of Mt Pisgah calling on young ladies. Mrs Harriet Brannen returns from Cincinnati. Will Frazee of Pt Isabel visits. Wm Corbin and C R Moorehead in Bethel. sick villagers improving. Miss Iva Corbin’s achoo! closed for days due to measles. Mr and Mrs William Busteed and children from Cincinnati visit Mrs Rachel Ernst. Franklin friends host Miss Bessie Corbin. Rev William Bunyan hosted by J L Roudebau. William Idlett in Cincinnati. Little Waller Moorehead ill with tonsillitis. sound of sleigh bells welcomed again.
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Alfred Wilson
Carmel Cemetery
Presbyterian Church
McMinn
E. A. McMurchy
Bantam Friends
Clifford Nichols
Dale
Grace Dunn
Franklin
W. B. Corbin
Harry Jackson
Cincinnati
J. L. Roudebush
Joseph Pearl
Familly
Evansville
Ind
Lee Phillips
Lina Slater
Lindale
Harvey Cox
Charles Snider
Mt. Pisgah
Harriet Brannen
Will Frazee
Isabel
Wm. Corbin
C. R. Moorehead
Bethel
Iva Corbin
William Busteed
Fayetteville News Summary of Local Moves and Visits
Genial Joe Renard of Lerado discusses turnpike work and rider payments. Mrs. Frank Johnson of Fayetteville visits J R Johnson. Chasetown gun club travels to Boston for a contest. Timber cross ties for electric road discussed with Hi Anderson. Philip Swing of Cincinnati and Columbus Traction secures town right of way. Steward family moves into new house rebuilt after fire. Mrs Callie Middleton visits sick brother J G Hutchinson. Frank Brusport plans to sell farm to move to Newark factories. Rev L A Washburn ends two week meeting with 15 new church members. Ed Manning moves to Caldwell property on Main Street. A sled party from Blowville travels to Lorado. sleighs in demand. Miss Mabel Hadle involved in sleigh mishap.
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Joe Renard
Lerado
Joe
Seenee
Frank Johnson
Fayetteville
J. R. Johnson
Chasetown Gun Club
Boston
Boston Club
Hi. Anderson
Philip Swing
Cincinnati & Columbus Traction Company
Thomas Steward
Callie Middleton
Hutchinson
Greenfield
J. G. Hutchinson
Frank Brusport
Brown County
Newark
L. A. Washburn
Ed Manning
Caldwell
Main Street
Blowville
Lorado
Mabel Hadle
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Universal Cure
The advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, offers a $100 reward for any failure, and requests testimonials. Doctors and a 75 cent price for the cure are noted.
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Hall
F.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Local notices and village chatter from Williamsburg
Richard Creager anticipates a gale and plans to settle in Williamsburg. Prof Smith predicts caterpillars will not emerge this year. Teachers acted as callers in Bata via on Saturday. Mrs Samuel Harlow attended her niece Marie Frazier's funeral last Thursday. David Armstrong, nearly deaf, is regaining bearings. A stray fox appeared at Forest Home farm recently. Mr Ireton suspects Reynard has deceived some hucksters. Mr Bishop owns twin calves and is proud. Henry Jenner is in poor health. Florence Armstrong's infant is quite sick. Pratl correspondent urged Crosstown old maids to move to Stringtown. Doubt remains about Crosstown rumors. Charles McKeever sold his farm to his brother. Hope Greely’s westward advice is not seriously considered. Sleigh buyers should view Frank Ireton's new sleigh runners patent. Miss Nettie Stores and friend attended church at Salem recently.
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Richard Creager
Williamsburg
Smith
Batavia
Samuel Harlow
Marie Frazier
David Armstrong
Forest Home Farm
Ireton
Reynard
Mr. Bishop
Henry Jenner
Florence Armstrong
Pratl
Crosstown
Stringtown
Charles McKeever
Snuffles Guaranteed Catarrh Cure Promoted
An old practitioner promotes Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure as a permanent remedy for catarrh and bay fever. The ad claims it reaches the disease, relieves immediately, and costs one dollar per month’s supply mailed prepaid from Edwin B. Giles & Company in Philadelphia.
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United States
Canada
Edwin B. Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Local Outbreak and Community Figures Highlight Rural Notice
The mumps have struck Charley Houston and Jim Marshall as early cases. Storie Little, a champion sleigh rider, guides neighbors and schoolchildren daily in any weather. Charles Tatman and other tobacco men are scouting new crops. T. A. Pinkham and A. W. Hauling are mentioned in context.
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Charley Houston
Jim Marshall
Charles Tatman
T. A. Pinkham
A. W. Hauling
Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Aches For Bowling Green Man
Mr G A Repass of 9 North Main Street Bowling Green Ohio proprietor of a steam laundry reports relief from acute back lameness and kidney symptoms after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He endorses the product and says it helped his condition quickly. Sold by Starn Russell druggists at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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G. A. Repass
North Main Street
Bowling Green
Doan
Starn & Russell
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Local notes on trades and improvements around town
Fred Rapp ordered square steam cookers from a Toledo firm and filled his ice house from Ulrey's run this season. Four new wires were added to the telephone system with two passing through the station. Earl Kitchen and his Cincinnati companion visited his father last Sunday. The Miller brothers finished their large barn, which stands striped and painted and is an ornament to the locality.
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Toledo
Fred Rapp
Ulrey
Earl Kitchen
Lady Friend
Cincinnati
Miller Bros
New Discovery Cures Coughs and Lung Ailments
Mrs. W. Watkins of Pleasant City Ohio swore a cough from pneumonia nearly wasted her child. After weeks with a doctor the family tried Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption and their boy recovered. The ad claims a sure cure for coughs colds and all lung diseases with trial bottles offered.
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John Bunny Batavia
J. R. Hicks
Amelia
Lecture at M. E. church for parsonage funds on Feb 13
Rev. T. W. Cambell will lecture February 13 at the M E church here to benefit the parsonage. Admission 15 cents. Subject Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep. All invited. Peter Fisher of Covington visited relatives here. George Mofford and Nora called to Elmwood Place by sister Mrs. G L Hauck’s illness. A child of Alfred Wilson was buried at Carmel cemetery Thursday. Mrs. Lou Vale of Lindale visited Robert Barnes. Granville Armacost and family welcomed as town residents. George King returned from Bloomington Ind after a brief absence. For burns and cuts use Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil. Available at druggists.
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T. W. Cambell
M. E. Church
M. E
Peter Fisher
Covington
George Mofford
Nora
Elmwood Place
G. L. Hauck
Alfred Wilson
Carmel
Lou Vale
Lindale
Robert Barnes
Granville Armacost
George King
Bloomington
Local Social Roundup Reports Guests and School Event
Raymond Eppert and daughter Alma visited home folks and praised Winchester. George Franz Will and Milton Bennett spent Saturday in Batavia. Lawrence Nichols visited Milford. Miss Emma Behymer accepts a Cincinnati suburb position. sister Miss Anna visits Dr Behymer in Mt Washington. Mrs Troy and son Fred in delicate health. Wayland Butler hosted by Freeman Behymer. W O Mattox Viola Kirkpatrick Emmett Bennett and Estella enjoyed a sleigh ride to Batavia and visited Miss Margaret Long. A high school program featured Rev H E Armacost on The Value of Individuality. Major Benjamin Ricker Theo Bennett and Bennett Behymer gave short speeches. about fifty visitors attended. Aunt Nan Mattox sick for a week. Five Mile youths enjoyed an onsleigh ride to the village. Albert Heldrich and Lloyd Hulick from Batavia visited and attended the high school. Batavia boys admire scenery near Locust Corner. Clyde Trump spent Sunday at home. Rev Armacost led M E church services Friday eve with Mrs Armacost present.
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Emma Behymer
Cincinnati
Miss Anna
Behymer
Mt. Washington
Troy
Fred
Wayland Butler
Freeman Behymer
W. O. Mattox
Viola Kirkpatrick
Emmett Bennett
Estella
Batavia
Margaret Long
H. E. Armacast
Benjamin Ricker
Theo
Bennett
Bennett Bebjmer
Nan Mattox
Five Mile
Albert Heldrich
Lloyd Hulick
Locuat Corner
Clyde Trump
Rev. Armacost
M. E. Churen
Mra. Armacost
Boyd's Ointment Advertises Universal Cure
All forms of wounds sores and skin complaints cured by Boyd's Ointment. Available from your druggist or 50 cents by mail. Boyd Ointment Co. of Kittanning Pennsylvania offers free samples by request.
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Boyd
Boyd Ointment Co
Kittanning
Marriage Announcement for Mary Elizabeth Black Parle
Mrs J Elliott Black requests the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Mary Elizabeth to Henry Edward Parle on Monday, February 17, 1802. The note follows social visits in Amelia Covington Wilmington Batavia Williamsburg and guests including Alice Gaskins Aden Nash Bert Kirgao Sadie Robinson Bert Huntington.
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Claude Bird
Covington
Alice Gaskins
Aden Nash
Wilmington
Mra
Bert Kirgao
Batavia
Charles Belt
Misa Sadie Robinson
Williamsburg
Bert Huntington
J. Elliott Black
Mary Elizabeth
Henry Edward Parle
Light and social notes from East Norwood Ohio wedding invites
The column records social visits marriages and entertainments across East Norwood and nearby towns. It mentions Misa Black and guests at a wedding in high pool Linden and Herger avenues, with attendees from Clermont Covington Cincinnati and Memphis, plus various church events and a forthcoming Farmers Institute. It ends with an ad for a medicinal compound and local drugstores.
Electric Bitters Promise Health After Grips
The ad claims electric bitters cure weakness, nervousness, poor appetite, and organ disorders after grip. It asserts the tonic purifies blood and regulates stomach, liver, and kidneys, rebuilding energy and spirits. Sold for 10 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by Dr. John Kuon and J. R. Hicks.
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John Kuon
Batavia
J. R. Hicks
Amelia
Union Meeting At Christian Chapel Sunday Feb 9
Christian Endeavor workers are reminded of a union meeting at Christian chapel next Sunday February 9 at 2 p m. Protracted meeting starts that Sunday with Rev L M Shinkle of Brown county delivering a sermon from Let this mind be in you which was also in Christ Jesus.
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Christian Endeavor Workers
Christian Chapel
John Lichner
Emmett
Bellevue
Kentucky
Dan Gilsdorf
Dayton
L. M. Shinkle
Five Mile
Brown County
I. N. Walker
Pleasant Valley Local News and Appointments
Wm Snell bought 73 acres from Mrs Julia White. Painter Sherman W Smith moves to Brighton Station Cincinnati. Warren Moorhead visits Cincinnati. Presbyterian ladies plan a pie social at Monterey school on Washingtons Birthday. Mr and Mrs Daniel Cover and others visited at Covedale farm. Few residents are enjoying sleighing.
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Wm. Snell
Julia White
Sherman W. Smith
Brighton Station
Warren Moorhead
Cincinnati
Ald Sociery
Presbyterian Church
Monterey
Washington
Daniel Cover
Frances Hutchinson
Virginia Brown
Needham
Covedale Farm
Bejamin Cover
Women and Men Suffer From Kidney Trouble Warned
An article explains kidney and bladder disease affects both sexes and children, causing weakness, loss of vigor, and bed wetting. It promotes Swamp-Root by Kilmer as a remedy with sample bottles and a pamphlet, offering free mail order.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
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