Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Advertised For Digestive Health
An advertising letter extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for indigestion and stomach disorders. It recounts a Columbus Ohio man’s six year battle with cramps, kidney and liver trouble, and weakness who allegedly improved after eight bottles, adding a free medical adviser offer. The note includes a mailing address for Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Thomas A. Swarts
Columbus
Social News Briefs From California And Nearby
Mrs. Nettie Shaw visits sister-in-law Mrs. Mary Cramer in California. George Little took a business trip to Red Lion last week. Mrs. T. F. Lyon visited sister Mrs. A. J. Allen in Batavia. Mr. and Mrs. William Barr hosted a Rebecca Lodge banquet with guests in attendance. The evening featured music by Misses Mattie and Mildred Barr and recitations by Minnie Pierce. West Woodville guests Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Carroll and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Brant visited Edgar and wife Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Shaw
California
Mary Cramer
George Little
Red Lion
T. F. Lyon
A. J. Allen
Batavia
William Barr
Rebecca Lodge
Remarkable Increase of Sleeplessness and Remedies
The Last Few Years has shown a remarkable rise in sleeplessness and nervous conditions. Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills are promoted as gentle effective sleep aids and nerve tonics. A Batavia Ohio resident endorses the pills for nervousness and dizziness and a Buffalo New York company advertises them at 50 cents per box with doctor Chase's portrait on each package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Lloyd Hulick
Batavia
Ohio
Dr. Bunn
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Moyer and Good Wed as Rev Washburn Officiates
Henry Moyer and Miss Mina Good wed at the parsonage last Sunday evening February 2 at 6 o'clock with Rev L A Washburn officiating. Frank M White bought a farm east of town on the Fayetteville pike. Ben Bowen returned from a South American trip at 82 enjoying the voyage but preferring Ohio. Margaret Bingaman was buried at Bloom Rose aged 63 and blind since childhood. M F M 8 met at Mrs Ireton's last Thursday with good attendance and program. Miss Mary Abernathy of Milford visited friends here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moyer
Mina Good
L. A. Washburn
Frank M. White
Frank Brusport
Fayetteville Pike
Hiram Sanders
Charles Asselot
Ben Bowen
South America
Ohio
Williamsburg
Washburn
Bethel
Misa Margaret Bingaman
Bloom Rose
Dr. Ireton
Mary Abernathy
Milford
New Discovery Promises Cure For Coughs And Lung Ailments
Mrs W Watking of Pleasant City credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with saving her son’s life after a harsh pneumonia left him near skeletal. The ad claims it cures coughs colds and all lung diseases and offers trial bottles free with satisfaction guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre. W. Watking
Pleasant City
King
John Boon
Batavia
J. R. Hicke
Amelié
Evening soiree honors cousins at Tudor home
A group of young people gathered Friday at Miss Melissa Tudor's home to honor Mesare, George and Burt Tippet, cousins of Eben and Frank Leaf. Attendees included Misses Mary Leaf, Carrie Noble, Alice Run yan, Eben Leaf, George and Burt Tippet, Blithe Jones, and The X Deutchers club of ten independent-minded young women organized for friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa Tudor
Mesare
George
Burt Tippet
Eben
Frank Leaf
Mary Leaf
Carrie Noble
Alice Runyan
Eben Leaf
Blithe Jones
Local Socials and Obituaries Highlight Community Events
A series of short notes recount social gatherings at the G A R ball Y M C A W C T U and the M E church with details of a bobsled ride a coasting party and an oyster supper. Obituary mentions include J C Speidel funeral services and the death of Mrs Jones wife of the station agent. Also noted are a new daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ludwig and Mrs Shearman returning from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Jones
Robert Sanders
Anna Shearman
Alice Runyan
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
In a test of faith Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to cure catarrh as a constitutional disease. The remedy is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease's foundation. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for any failure to cure and urge sending for testimonials from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills also recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Yoo
Profis
Imut
Columbus Carmate & Harness CO
Columbus, C
St. Louis
Oyster supper gathering at Newtonsville draws attendees
Several from here attended the oyster supper at Newtonsville Saturday evening and all report a good time. Miss Anta Seward was the guest of Miss Blanche McCollum last Sunday afternoon. Miss Lena Benjamin shopped in Blanchester last Monday. Reverend Hall of Edenton preached at the Christian church on Sunday. Sick list includes Miss Tina Watson Mrs Wm Seward Isaac Watson and wife. Isaac Grosnickle and family visited Edward Layman’s family. Milton Mobler of Manila seen in village. Stanley Jones visited Moore's Fork on Sunday. Mrs Chas Seward had a 23rd birthday surprise February 4 with over 34 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtonsville
Anta Seward
Blanche McCollum
Lena Benjamin
Blanchester
Rev. Hall
Edenton
Christian Church
Tina Watson
Wm. Seward
Isaac Watson
Our Village
Isaac Grosnickle
Edward Layman
Milton Mobler
Manila
Stanley Jones
Moore’s Fork
Chas. Seward
Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure Offered for One Dollar
An old practitioner claims to have perfected Snuffles, a catarrh cure that reaches the diseased membranes and promises permanent relief. The ad asserts quick relief for hay fever and cold in the head and offers full month’s treatment for one dollar with prepaid mail order from Edwin B. Giles & Company in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Edwin B. Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Bethel Obituary and Local Notices
Elijah Tatman dies after lingering illness at home on Charity street February 5. Funeral at the Christian church Friday led by Elder J. H. Lockwood. Jas. Compton of Cincinnati visited. Mrs. Florence Leever of Owensville visiting her parents. Charlie Armacost and wife from Fellcity were callers. Ira Thompson of Mt. Crabb visiting Dr. Thompson. Baptist protracted meeting to begin February 16 with Rev. J. A. Davis of Kentucky assisting. Public sale at Joseph Clare’s home on February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Tatman
Charity Street
Christian Church
J. H. Lockwood
Jas. Compton
Cincinnati
John Paterson
Lindale
Florence Leever
Owensville
O. L. Crane
Charlie Armacost
Fellcity
Doctor’s Advice on Medication Remains With Your Physician
A terse note from J. 0 at AYER CO in Lowell Massachusetts urges patients to consult their doctor before taking any medicine. The message emphasizes following the physician’s instruction whether to take or avoid the drug and to leave the decision to the doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 0
Ayer CO
Lowell, Maas
Local Families Shift Homes and Attend Nearby Events
Billy Jones rents and will move to the Clare farm. Jim Davis moves onto Jones’s former Clare lot while Ed McGahan moves to the Parker farm. Ed Crouch did business in Batavia Saturday. A Friday lecture on The Coming Man is announced by Alexander Tarr. L A Washburn and wife, of Marathon, visit Mr. and Mrs. Hemping. Clara Beck spends Sunday in Cincinnati. J M Crane of Columbus visited home folks last week. Robert Hill and family move into a newly purchased home from the Armstrong heirs. W C Kelly has gone to Washington DC for work. Ed Bee and wife were in Williamsburg Saturday. Mrs. C F Davis visited Cincinnati relatives earlier. Zadie Huggins visits sister Maud Dean in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Jones
Mr. Clare
Jim Davis
Clare
Mr. Jones
Ed McGahan
Parker
Mr. Davis
Ed Crouch
Batavia
Alexander Tarr
L. A
J.m.crane
Columbus
Robert Hill
Remedy Ad From Early Drug Store
An advertorial claims a famed compound conquers aches and pains and heals cuts burns and bruises. It touts cures for inflammation piles boils ulcers felons skin eruptions with a money back offer. Sold widely at 25c through Dr John Bunn in Batavia and J Hicks in Amelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bunn
Batavia
J. R. Hicks
Amelia
Pleasant Valley Community Notes Mix Farm Sale and Social
Hiram Sanders sold his productive Jackson township farm to Henry Russello. Mina Good married Henry Moyer of Marathon. Local visits include the Covers, Rush, and Glancy families. A Presbyterian ladies aid pie social is planned at Monterey schoolhouse with 10 cent admission for gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Sanders
Henry Russello
Jackson Township
Mina Good
Henry Moyer
Marathon
J. B. Cover
Batavia
Ed Rush
Ald Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Andrew Lohrer
Monterey
Monterey School House
Electric Bitters advertises cure for grip and nervous debility
The advertisement claims grip weakens nerves and appetite, harms liver and kidneys, and promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic and purifier. It asserts the product strengthens nerves, rebuilds the system, restores health and spirits after grip, and offers a 50 cent price with satisfaction guarantee by local vendors Dr. John Bunn and J. R. Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bunn
Batavia
J. R. Hicks
Amelia
Weather forces Sunday communion postponed at NICHOLSVILLE
Inclement weather last Sunday caused the Methodist church service to be moved to next Sunday at 9 30 AM led by Rev T W Williams. Schools reopened Monday. Nina Behymer of Amelia visited Dr Behymer and wife. Gus Wolf of Elk Lick stayed with Mr and Mrs James Norris. Local youth enjoy skating sleighing and coasting. Dr Wm Runyan presiding elder Rev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E
T. W. Williams
Nina Behymer
Amelia
Dr. Behymer
Gus Wolf
Elk Lick
James Norris
Wm. Runyan
Local visitors and health notes from area families
Williams and Mr and Mrs J A Ireton were entertained at 8 H Jacksons. James Norris Sr is in poor health. G L Corbin and daughters visited Mt Pisgah with their daughter Mrs L D Rhinehardt. Dr Behymer filled his ice house last week. Miss Sarah Ernst visited Franklin with Miss Gracie Dunn. Jacob Hodges of Cincinnati visited town. B E Lindaley of Mt Pisgah visited G L Corbin’s. Mrs John Jones, ill, is recovering. Samuel Clark of New Richmond visited with daughter Mrs W M McNeil. Mrs Eben Cook of Nice called on Mrs Roudebush. Jacob Jackson is dangerously sick. Dr Thompson of Bethel was in town. Lizzie Fagin of Amelia and Lina Lox of Mt Pisgah are here at the bedside of their sick father Jacob Jackson. William Ernst and Lee Phillipa buying and selling hogs. Howard Jackson of Williamsville visited his parents. W B Corbin and family visited relatives at Franklin. Mr and Mrs James Shaw and children of Franklin spent Thursday with Mrs Shaw’s sister Mrs Hugh McNair. Cliff Idlett of Branch Hill and Frank Idlett of Cincinnati spent Sunday with their parents Will and Mrs Idlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Lindaley
Mt. P.sgah
G. L. Corbin’s
John Jones
Samuel Clark
New Richmond
W. M. McNeil
Eben Cook
Nice
Lizzie Fagin
Amelia
Lina Lox
Mt. Piegah
Jacob Jackson
William Ernst
Lee Phillipa
Howard Jackson
Williamsville
W. B. Corbin
Franklin
James Shaw
Don Westerfield
Delphos
J.T. Mott
Frank Silcott
Connersville
Ind
Olive Fagin
Indianapole
Harvey
Joseph Patterson
Edith Hunt
Olive Branch
Harriet Patterson
K. A. Coombs
Will Gallisple
Mt. Pisgah
A. R. Pearce
Jane Warren Archard
Clermontville
Maud Beil
O. P. Cross
Cincinnati
Kibbey
Cuba
Shetland
J. Jones
Bride
Lorie Jones
F. M. Johnson
Farmers Institute
Kerheen
Periitown
Mary Hahn
Josie Edwards
Newtown
J. Edwards
Black
J. Miller
Caherine Ricker
G. Denamen
South Milford
Eugene Witzgar
James Phillips
Wellington
Kansas
Carrie Mead
Glen Este
Jennie Forbes
Gillispie
Blackford
Universalist Church
Spurrier
Granville Mead
F.lodge
Remarkable Cure Claims From Ointment Marketing
An advertisement touts a universal salve named Ointment that supposedly heals burns cuts sores and rheum. it promises cure for many skin issues and offers samples by mail from Boyd Ointment Co. in Kittanning Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Ointment Co
Kittanning
Notable Locals Record Social and Health News
Lin dale residents and visitors are listed in a community notes roundup. Don Westerfield of Delphos spent Friday night with Dr J T Mott. Several residents recover from illnesses as families report health updates and travel notices across Am elia, Clermontville, Nicholasville, Mt Plegeach, and New Richmond.
Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys Health Ad
An old advertisement claims kidneys filter all blood every three minutes and warns that neglect can cause pains, heart strain, and rheumatism. It promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal remedy and offers sample bottles by mail from Binghamton New York.
Local Notices and Socials Roundup In Perintown and Nearby
Mrs Milton Sapp visited relatives at Perintown last week. Mr and Mrs J Wiederhold spent Sunday with relatives at Stonelick. Harry McAffee and son Ralph visited her parents here. George Gernon from Cleveland stayed a week with Will Gernon. Joe Dolt and family from Glen Este visited M High and family. Perintown youths spent Wednesday with Rose and Margle High. Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup advertised for coughs and throat discomfort. A F Shore to manage Mr Conant's Loveland stock farm. William A Brown to occupy Gould farm. Roudebush farm to Hackett. Fred Schooley rents Jonathan Rosa farm. Saturday afternoon and evening four places from the MBE Sunday school enjoyed a royal treat in an old fashioned event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Sapp
Perintown
J. Wiederhold
Stonelick
Harry McAffee
Ralph
George Gernon
Cleveland
Will Gernon
Joe Dolt
Glen Este
M. High
Rose
Margle
A. F. Shore
Mr. Conant
Loveland
William A. Brown
Gould
Roudebush
Mr. Hackett
Edenton
Fred Schooley
Jonathan Rosa
MBE
Kidney Disease Signals and a Reliable Cure
Kidney disease brings sharp pain and frequent urination with back and limb ache. The ad promotes Dr. A W Chase Kidney Liver Pills as the world’s greatest cure, citing a railroad worker from Binghamton New York who reports quick recovery after using the pills. Pills sold for 25 cents a box by Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo N Y and Dr J Bunn Batavia O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Dr. Chase
Local notes on sleighing and town happenings
Community items describe sleigh rides and homemade treats for children. Several residents report health issues including Rev. McMullen's paralysis and measles in the village. Others note employment changes, travel, and local repairs as winter weather continues.
Sunday Socials Dotted with Visits and News
Local notes report visits from Cincinnati and Amelia residents to relatives in the area. Pleasant sleigh rides, church meetings set for mid month, and several residents moving or traveling to Wellington and Cincinnati. New births list two arrivals, and coasting on Rose’s bill is noted.
Local Social Roundup From Fellcity And Nearby Towns
Sunday visits and calls fill the week as families such as Corbin with Chapman and Mrs Armacost host and travel. Lou Jones and family visit friends at Fellcity. Nora Armacost guests near Calvary while William McNair of Nicholsville appears on the streets. Tatman from Salt Air calls, Daughters of Felicity entertained by Nora Armacost, Lora Gardner of Nicholasville visits Ada Nichols, Frank McNeil shows ice, and Charles Armacost with wife spent Sunday with Granville Armacost’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Corbin
Olin Chapman
Lou Jones
Fellcity
Nora Armacost
Calvary
William McNair
Nicholsville
Lou Tatman
Salt Air
William Daughters
Felicity
Lora Gardner
Nicholasville
Vis
Ada Nichols
Frank McNeil
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G. A. R. Ball
H. L. Brunson
F. M
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O. L. Greene
Paul
Constantine
M. H. Soth
Wolfer
Velma Hodges
J. C. Speidel
Sheriff Speidel
M. E
Speidel
Iowa
Christ's Hospital
Modest
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L. Hawn
Newington, Ont
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Pleasant Valley
Henry Stuard
S.G. Glancy
Gaylord Cover
Linwood
Mr. Cover
Missouri Snell
Charity South
Maple Grove
Sylvester Glancy
Rodgers
Rufus Paterson
Daniel Cover
James Snell
Baldwin
Wood
Goshen
Esme
J. W. Connelly
Alva Elliott
John H. Myere
Oklahoma
William T. McMullen
J. M. Fee
Holmen & Burgers Corps of Clerks
Moscow
Norman D. Bishop
Harry Palmer
Hamilton
Clifford Cooper
West Carrolton
Baker
Charleston
J. B. Koott
Adda Morris
Fred Yeoman
William Addy
J.B. Knott
Monarch
Thomas
MT. Carmel
Emily Phillips
Pearl Phillips
Silvers
Mt. Summit
George Welmer
DoBrul
Alice Johnson
Fruit Hill
Alice Day
H. Bell
Laurel
Charles Armacost
Mre
Granville Armacost
Colorado, Texas
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Gen. Pass
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Cincinnati, O
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Asst
G. P
T.A
Ihio
N & Ports
A.M. P.M. P.m.lee
Columbia
Mt.Washgun
BAX
Brachmann’s
Forestville
Cherry Grove
Tabasco Jc
Mt.Carmel
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Brazier
Judd’s
Hamlet
Fair Oak
Hulington
Harmersville
Feesburg
Georgetown Lye
Carred Street
Carrel Street
Branch
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Carrel
Georgetown
Eli
Munn & Co
Scientific American
New York
Washington, D
L. W. Short
Chas. Ernst
Moscow Nurseries
Ane Lis. Atkins
Bush Street
San Francisco
Benjamin L. Atkins
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Jane L. Atkins
Benjamin L, Atkins
Gro
Lucnok
Attorney
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