Epworth league to hold literary meeting and social
The Epworth league schedules a Saturday night literary meeting led by Minnie Reisinger with Poe as guest. A February social is planned February 22 at Mrs. B F Moyer home. Pearl Applegate visits Cincinnati with her aunt. Lucile Davis receives a birthday gift from her father A L Davis. Wolf remains very ill. Mrs Elizabeth Crane returns from Batavia visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Minnie Reisinger
Poe
Pearl Applegate
Cincinnati
Lucile Davis
A. L. Davis
B F. Moyer
Wolf
Elizabeth Crane
Wm. Applegate
Batavia
Local Notices and Social News Highlights
Max Baker of Milford spent part of last week with his parents. Mrs Jessie Humphries left Thursday for Spears hospital in Dayton Kentucky to study for a trained nurse. The remains of Mrs Chilton Gaskins of Chicago were brought to Tabasco for interment in Mt Moriah cemetery Sunday. Mrs Mary Armacost, visiting relatives in Cleveland, has returned home. Mrs Eugene Lease and Ethel Beeler attended an entertainment by the Bell Telephone company in the city Thursday evening. Harriet Swein is visiting friends in Columbus. Louise Hancock of New Richmond visiting her aunt Mrs Frank Ely. Nellie Coleman entertained the B B club at her home Saturday with Dosthea Thomas Alice Smith Anna Roberts Margaret Brown Edna Emerson Marie Edwards and Nellie Coleman present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Baker
Milford
Jessie Humphries
Spears’ Hospital
Dayton
Chilton Gaskins
Chicago
Tabasco
Mt. Moriah
Mary Armacost
Cleveland
Eugene Lease
Ethel Beeler
Bell Telephoneo
Harriet Swein
Columbus
Louise Hancock
New Richmond
Frank Ely
Nellie Coleman
B. B. Club
Thore
Dosthea Thomas
Alice Smith
Anna Roberts
Margaret Brown
Edna Emerson
Marie Edwards
Castoria advertisement and local notices from 1900s paper
Partial text shows an advertisement for Castoria disclaiming imitation remedies and promoting Dr Shoop's Cough Care by Nash Pharmacy. It also records social notes of local residents, visits, and a funeral notice for Olive Sapp, including family details and church service hints.
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Bhoop
Shoop
U Aeome
Shodp
Iosteting
Dr. Bhoop
Lough
Nash Pharmacy
Community Notes From Lin dale and Nearby Towns
Residents and visitors are listed with brief movements and visits including interments, journeys to Mt Pisgah and Milford, and relatives gathering. People named include Revs R E Dann Taylor, Mrs Kate Schusher, Dr H C Behymer, Andy Denham Ea Pence, Mrs John Corbin Russell, B E Gardner, Prof Charles Porter, J L Roudebush, Mrs James McMurchy, Carrie Ernest, Frank Meeker, John Hutchinson, and others with mentions of sick lists and relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Dann
Taylor
Monroe Cemetery
Kate Schusher
Martin Messman
Lindale
H.C. Behymer
Amelia
Our Village
Andy Denham
Ea Pence
John Corbin
Russell
Mt. Olive
B. E. Gardner
Batavia
Mt. Pisgah
William Ernest
Perintown
Lora
Laurel
Frank McNeil
Charles Porter
City
Jas. McMurchy
J. L. Roudebush
Farmers’ Institute
Milford
James McMurchy
Carrie Ernest
Bethel
Frank Meeker
John Hutchinson
New Richmond
J. A. Jackson
Electric Bitters Praised by Georgia Pastor
The Rev J C Warren of Sharon Baptist Belair Ga says Electric Bitters cured his lame back stiff joints and collapse. He calls it a Godsend and credits two bottles with restoring strength enough to walk miles. Sold at Nash Pharmacy for 50 cents with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Warren
Sharon Baptist Church
Belair
Nash Pharmacy
Cincinnati Visitors and Local Moves Highlight Week
Cincinnati guests Fred Leeds G W Temple F K Thurber and Ernest Cassairt visited with local family members Sunday Dr Donnell also stayed with Albert Pearce Sunday John Cope and family plan a move to Cincinnati soon Mrs Jack Burnett and children who stayed through the flood returned to New Richmond last week Dr Mott traveled to the city Saturday Evangelist Rev Meyers held ten days of Baptist church meetings drawing a sizable crowd DeGarmo property appraised at 550 dollars Howard Wildey from Longview visited sister Lizzie White Wilbur Robbins and wife from Cincinnati visited Silcott home T C Windsor family to relocate to Bethel soon John Wheeler was in town last week Powell Lillick and son visited New Richmond Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Leeds
G. W. Temple
F. K. Thurber
Ernest Cassairt
Cincinnati
Dr. Donnell
Albert Pearce
John Cope
Jack Burnett
New Richmond
Mott
Meyers
Baptist
Mrs. Silcott
John Wheeler
Powell Lillick and Son
The Vegetable Treatment Blood Purifier Prescription
An old advertisement touts a “Vegetable Treatment” or Cyclone Blood Purifier recipe for blood disorders. It describes fluid extract dandelion half ounce, compound karyon one ounce, compound syrup sareaparilia three ounces, shaken and taken after meals and at night. The notice urges readers to obtain ingredients from a pharmacy and claims gentle, long standing relief for rheumatism and chronic backache.
Local Gossip and Property Moves Across Amelia Area
Miss Annabel Flora hosts William Liston family guests. Mrs John Brown visits Bantam mother. Joe Kempton sought for February 15 spring chickens and incubator eggs. Various moves, visits, and property sales noted among Amelia residents and nearby towns.
Local Family Movements Reported With Small Damages
Over in the county several families were visiting kin this week and moving between homes. Ka Dison and his wife Linsie spent a few days with Wm Mefford in Polloity, Mre John Sanders stayed with her daughter in Kennett, and Maggie Casele visited her son Obar in Utopia. Grant Case moved to W Holser's place above town, Mr. Crooke and family relocated to Felicity. A notable amount of damage was reported during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ka Dison
Linsie Dixon
Mefford
Polloity
Mre
John Sanders
Kennett
Jobnaville
Mra
Maggie Casele
Obar
Utopia
Grant Case
Flood Wreaks Havoc Across Towns and Homes
Flood damage devastates the area tearing up fences and wrecking houses. Several residents report extensive harm, with more destruction than in 1884 due to prolonged winds. Local notices list residents and names amid mixed updates on shipping, deaths, and health cures. Dr. King’s New Life Pills promoted for malaria and constipation at Nash Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
H.L. L. L. Stanley
Bruno
Dr. King
Nash Pharmacy
Mre
Lina Marriott
Thomas Spalding
Lola Denniston
John Berliw
Chile
Protracted meeting at the Christian church draws local attention
The community notes visits among residents and relatives in Amelia New Antioch Hamilton Fort Riley and Cincinnati. Attendees include Ida Hutson Rev Dodson Mrs Pemberton and others visiting family in Mt Holly Williamsburg Felicity Lindale Batavia and Spring Grove. Several locals were guests and callers over the weekend with hospitality extended to visiting kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Hutson
Amelia
Dodson
New Antioch
George Pemberton
The
Christian Church
Wm. Lloyd
Dowry
West Virginia
Chas. Enderee
Hamilton
J. S. Dowry
Noeling Laker Laxative Food advertises cure
A vintage advertisement claims Noeling Laker Laxative Food cures bilious attacks indigestion catarrh of the stomach and all liver and bowel troubles. It offers a money back guarantee and requests 60 cents be sent to Akron Ohio for home delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon
Noeling- Laker Laxative Food Company
Akron, C
Death of Mrs Ellen McClain in Portamouth funeral attendance
Mrs Ellen McClain former resident and mother of Mrs Anna Jarman died at her daughter Mary Keboo's home in Portamouth on January 20 1907 Flood conditions delayed burial and the funeral proceeded later with Mrs Jarman Miss Neil and Frank Jarman in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen McClain
Annathelle Jarman
Mary Keboo
Portamouth
Chile
Mre
Jarman
Miss Neil
Frank Jarman
Mra
McCiain
Local notes and deaths in Cincinnati area
Miss Violet Mound, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Mound, died of diphtheria in Cincinnati January 18. Mrs Mary J Eads, Lon Judd’s sister, died in Tennessee January 25 of pneumonia. Sick list includes Mrs Staley, Miss Kate Weezel, Mrs Schaffer, G R Pattison and sister Anna, and T J Gallagher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Keyser
Charley
Leslie Hill
Doc Cushard’sroperty
Presbyterian Church
M. E. Church
Morgan
Ruby
Bantam
Frank Fraser
Mt. Auburn
David White
Violet Mound
Chas. Mound
Henry Wenzel
Cincinnati
Carolyn Glaser
Jennie Wenzel
Rupright
Daisy Williams
Elizabeth McDulin
Mary J. Eads
What the Kidneys Do and Doan's Kidney Pills
The kidneys filter all blood every three minutes and remove impurities. Healthy function prevents many illnesses. a testimonial from Mrs. M Burgermyer of New Richmond, Ohio praises Doan's Kidney Pills for relief from back pains headaches nervousness and dizziness after hard work. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NYг Remember the name Doan's. Also a note on eighteenth century laws absolving wives of debts and fashionable women marrying criminals to escape creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburo Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Seattle to Europe gets new French steamship line
Seattle rejoices over a new line of French steamers sailing from the port to Europe every two months via the Straits of Magellan and South American ports. The China Mutual line offers through service to Liverpool via Asia. the Cosmos line to Hamburg via South American ports. Charles W. Moore of Ford City, Pa., badly burned his hand at an electrical furnace. Bucklen's Arnica stops pain and aids healing, sold at Nash Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Europe
Straits of Magellen
South America
China Mutual Line
Liverpool
Asia
Cosmos Line
Hamburg
Chas. W. Moore
Ford City
Bucklen
Avalon
Nash Pharmacy
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Ayer
Ayer Co
Lowell
Union Chapel
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Liptlctda
Texas Wonder
K. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Goshen
Clarence Bowser
Dad Mangan
Lizzie Snider
Guy
Benjamin Kempt
Misses Pear
Nellie Leever
Elma Griffith
Benton Hunter
Monterey
Chatterton
Day
J.B. Farcoo
May
Salem
Cliff Cooper
West Carrolton
Cox
Renner
J. Heywood
Mia
Nicholsville
Clocipoati
Mise Olive Sapp
James Rapp
Franklin
Foneral Aine
M.E. Chureh
MT. Holly
Annabel Flora
William Liston
John Brown
Chambers
Joe Kempton
Emeline Edwards
Lee Short
Halington
George Homan
Fred Warren
Newport
John Leichner
Walter Dolen
George Clark
Five Mile
Clyde Fagin
Edna Dawson
Pearl Bassett
Eldon Stickle
Eugene Light
Mt. Plagab
William Houser
Fred Trost
Moyer
Williamsburg
Nick Wiles
Trost
Leon Liston
Johnnie Warren
Daweon
David Pierson
Ledi Brown
Fred Myrick
George Myrick
City Bakery
Te Little Doctor
Ellen McLain
Laura Fry
John Callon
Eme McCalla
Prof. Chamberlain
Chas, Ruffles
Fort Riley
Kansas
Rebecca McKibben
Cora Carter
John W. Smith
James Rose
Cliff
A. L. Beck
Mt. Washington
P. Q. Crane
Beesie Fisher
Frank Ellsberry
Frank Prickett
Maggie Kellum
Bertha
Albert
Spring Grove
John Armstrong
Ed Carter
Noeling
Moscow
Bret Yond
Reese
Lee
Coe Stem
Dr. Shoop
A. C. Nash
Florence Fox
R. L. Johnston
Walnut Hills
George Lytle Jr
W. E. Fisher
Selby
George Pigman
Telephone Exchange
Ater
Chichester Chemical Co
Madison Place
Philadelphia
New Steamer Line
Plymouth
F. Walker
William Anhore
G. W. Talley
WM Thompson
Holly
Tao Bale
Harttoré Mane
Natavia
Hulick
Natavie
Dawe Jump Cvateur Yoy
Wnday & Imp. CO
WU Mouster
Ametia
Hatley
Cribitt
Hatevta
Por Bale Piebouw
David McDonald
Castoria
What Is
Centnee Castoria
the Centaur Company
Murray Street
Crrv
H Knapp
Ohio
Oneida
Newhouse Trappers
Zel
Dept. Ayneida Community, Ltd
Oneida, Noy
K. Hoerner
Tion Station
Hauck
Hauck's Bottled Beer
Karl Hoerner
Wee of
Heiden Batavia
DeWitt
Nas
Norfolka Westen
Clare
Baldwin Hatavia
Sardinia
Winchester
Peebles
Portsmouth
Rarden
Mardipia
Wineburg
Baldwin Clare Cincinnati
Pally Pally
A.M
P.M
Daly Dily Sun
Pennsylvania Lines
Pearl and
Butler Street
Ilocal
Court
Broadway
Roanoke
Richmond
Norfolk
Polnwon
Norfolk & Western Railway
Pullman Leepers
Bivefeld
Hillaboro Branch
Hilleboro
Hillsboro
Mardinia
Pase
Apera Pass
Allen Hull
Balbsa
Junseon
Carmel
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