Doan’s Kidney Pills Help Batavia Woman
A Batavia Ohio resident reports long standing kidney pain eased after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Nash Pharmacy. Mrs Manning says the remedy improved rest and overall health and she confirms the 1906 statement in 1911. For sale by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents US Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Batavia
Dean
J. W. Manning
Main St
Ohio
Nash Pharmacy
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Literary group plans August meeting at Miss Laura Walker home
The Literary club held its last meeting at Cedars, Walter Bunyan’s home. Its next gathering is scheduled for August 1 at Miss Laura Walker’s residence. Several members and guests are noted visiting, staying with relatives, or hosting relatives this week, with a hay ride planned Saturday night.
Catarrh Cure Claim Promises Universal Relief
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive remedy for catarrh a constitutional disease treated internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. The makers offer 100 dollars to any case it cannot cure and invite readers to request testimonials from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio with druggists selling the product.
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Hall
F.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Tocrake
Amelia area social guests and exchanges noted
Local social column lists visitors guests and hosts across several households including Miss Olive Hackett in Cincinnati Mrs Hattie Hayford in Carthage Miss Ida Hutson Bethel Miss Marie Edwards Norwood and Grace Doughty Norwood. Merchant W D Magli of Whitemound Wis bought Chamberlains medicine then fell ill praising a small bottle in a note.
Afton Sunday Visitors Include Relatives and Neighbors
Delayed Will Lakemire and wife visited Michael Hughes and wife in Marathon. Burgett preached here Sunday and ba’ a by O. B. Moyer. Ed Aimand and Percy Moore with their wives from Cincinnati were guests of Mrs. Rose Tilly King and visiting cousin noe King.
Owensville social notes and local sightings
The column records multiple local visits and greetings from Owensville including Edith Glancy visiting Inez and Zetta Mitchell, Mrs V Y entertaining her brother in law War Deve at Newport, and several guests at Cincinnati events. It notes a fall harming Lucinda Rapp, a Boston defeat of Perintown 7 to 2, and various neighbors visiting relatives and attending church and fairs. It ends with an ad for Chamberlain's tablets, claimed to ease stomach trouble.
Local Family Visits and Guests Across Town
Louis Schafstall and Ames of Newport visit his parents Ben Schafstall and wife. Edith Glancy returns home after a two week visit with relatives. Sunday guests at Thomas Brooks include Mr. and Mrs. Henry Busch and Charles Busch of Williamsburg. Hazel Brooks and Bessie Fitzwater stay with Mrs. George Hugo in Batavia. Irene and Helen Morehead are entertained by Mabel and E. Brunner. Joe Fitzwater visits his grandfather George Fitzwater. Everett Brooks from Danville, Illinois spent Monday with Thomas Brooks. Mayme Schafstall entertains cousin Ruth Willenbrink of Newport, Kentucky.
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Louis Schafstall
Ames
Newport
Ben Schafstall
Edith Glancy
Owensville
Thomas Brooks
Henry Busch
Charles Busch
Williamsburg
Hazel Brooks
Bessie Fitzwater
George Hugo
Batavia
Irene
Helen Morehead
Mabel
E. Brunner
Joe Fitzwater
Geo. Fitzwater
Everett Brooks
Danville, Ill
Mayme Schafstall
Ruth Willenbrink
Newport, Ky
Heal fretful children with Kickapoo Worm Killer candy
Turn anxious, ill tempered youngsters into healthy kids by expelling worms. Symptoms include grinding teeth, nocturnal crying, thirst pains, fever, and bad breath. Kickapoo Worm Killer, a candy lozenge, purports to remove worms and steady bowels. Endorsed by Mrs. J A Brisbin of Elgin Ill. Guaranteed. Available at druggists or by mail. Price 2c. Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis.
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J. A. Brisbin
Elgin
Lil
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
Philadelphia
Lindale Grange Honors Fifth Degree Amid Social Lightning Event
Six Lindale Grange members received the fifth degree at Mt. Carmel last Saturday as visiting Patrons attended. A fine dinner and program followed. Lightning struck the building during the social, causing little damage. Obituaries note James Swick, eldest son of William, died of consumption last Saturday. burial was arranged by the K of P lodge.
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Lindale Grange
Mt. Carmel
Charlotte Warren
Arkansas
Olive Hayford
T.a.inkham
Frank
Edna Steelman
Hamilton
T. K. Houston
S. James
William Swick
P.lodge
Gus Brown
City
G. T. Brown
The Summer Girl and The Summer Woman Compared
The piece contrasts the lively summer girl with the worn summer woman who suffers from back fatigue and kidney trouble. It asserts Foley Kidney Pills provide direct help for these symptoms.
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Foley
A, C
Nash
Franklin School Social Draws Wide Attendance
The social at the school house Saturday night drew a large crowd. Frank Nichols and family of Bortnutel are visiting, with several others attending and social activity noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nichols
Bortnutel
Abel
Ailiwalleir
Waeroios
Unsightly Face Spots Cured by Hobson’s Eczema Ointment
Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment heals skin eruptions itching burning and scaly skin quickly. Doctors use it and recommend it. Mr Alleman of Littletown Pasaya says it cured ectema in two weeks. Guaranteed to relieve or money refunded. All druggists or by mail Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St. Louis.
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Hobson
Price
Pfeiffer Chemical Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Rheumatism and the Heart Cure and Kidney Tonic
Warns that rheumatism can settle in the heart and disturb valves. Urges tonics to cleanse poisons and uric acid crystals from blood, easing rheumatic symptoms. Includes anecdotal praise for Bucklen's Arnica Salve for cuts and bruises and a testimonial from J H Polanco of Delvalle Texas.
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A.C. Nash
Local Social Notes From Norwood and Nearby Areas
The column lists visits and guests among residents of Norwood and nearby towns including Brannen family visitors, the Padgett recovery after a fall, Turton visiting McMurphy, Martin and Cramer guests, Cliff West and family, and July family events. It notes a July 20 birth to Ora Meeker and an M E and Presbyterian Sunday school picnic on July 26 at Bantam fair grounds. Also mentions hay rides, a sick child Raymond Gardner, and visiting families from Circleville and Dayton. An advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills and warns against substitutes.
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J.J. Padgett
City Hospital
L. H. Turton
Bethel
E. A. McMurphy
Annie Martin
Mabel
Columbus
Fred Cramer
Clarence Zugg
Kansas City Kan
Wm. Dunnan
Raymond Gardner
F. A. Gardner
Lillie Barker
Little Sons
Circleville
Chas. Peters
J. A. Cella
Gon. Joseph
Dayton, Ky
Orange Snyder
Social visits and local gatherings noted around Buffalo and Batavia
Katherine Winspear visiting Buffalo N Y Mrs Grace Coombs and son Norman visited near Batavia last week Several from here attended Pomona Grange Mt Carmel Saturday Arthur Green of Cincinnati was at home Friday Albert Wheeler and wife were in Cincinnati Sunday Mr Coombs and wife The Misses Shaw of Illinois visited Mrs G W Temple The Nichols family of Batasia guests at Wm Stickels Mr Valentine and wife spent Sunday Ed Rohlfing and wife of city spent Sunday with his parents
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Katherine Winspear
Buffalo
Grace Coombs
Norman
Batavia
Pomona Grange
Mt. Carmel
Arthur Green
Cincinnati
Albert Wheeler
Mr. Coombs
Misses Shaw
Illinois
G. W. Temple
B. Nichols
Batasia
Wm. Stickels’, Mr. Valentine
Ed Rohlfing
City
Correct your habits with Chamberlain's Tablets
An old advertisement lists sedentary living poor digestion and related ailments as causes, urging correction of habits and use of Chamberlain's Tablets to regain health. It notes the product is for sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Stengle
Plainfield
N. J
Chamberlain
E Chamberlain
Festival boosts funds as Ladies Helping Circle hosts event
Delayed Mt Holly report notes the church yard festival raised 53 dollars for the Ladies Helping Circle. Guests include Perry Gardner and wife from Bantam and Eli Lefeber bound for Cincinnati. Social visits feature Mrs Elizabeth Gardner and several Cincinnati visitors. Local families—Moerlein, Rienig, Her get, Liston, Dawson—spend Sundays with relatives. The L H O plans a July 11 meeting at Mrs C A Fagin's home.
Delayed Withamsville notes and local visits
The Christian 8 records a picnic at Sargent's Grove on Saturday July 19. Grant Shannon shipped the first tomatoes from Withamsville last week. Mrs Ketchum of Mt Holly visits son B L Ketchum and W E Fenton and grandson spend Sunday with T C Markley. Charles Nordyke and wife of Gayville IA visit Wm Billie. Geon Sr formerly of the place died at ngfield IN July 12. F P called on relatives Sunday. A O Fisher sought ground hogs.
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Sargent's Grove
Grant Shannon
Ketchum
Mt. Holly
B. L. Ketchum
W.E. Fenton
Metamora
T. C. Markley
Charles Nordyke
Gayville
Billie
Geon Sr
Thie Place
Ngfield
Ind
F.P
A. O. Fisher
Williamsburg News Highlights Local Visits and Obituaries
Community notices recall visitors from Indianapolis and Cincinnati, weddings at the M I M age, and a July funeral for Frank N. Dailey with services at the Presbyterian church. Also noted are local health ads for hay fever and asthma relief by Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound.
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Foley
A. C. Nash
Local social notes and visits across Louisville and surrounding areas
A dense list of visitors and gatherings from Louisville and nearby towns including Rev. and Mrs. George Billison in Louisville, Mrs. John Littleton and daughter Rose returning to Springboro, and multiple exchanges of hospitality. The record also notes the death of Mrs. Francis Lobe in Hamilton and funeral arrangements at a Christian church, plus a promotional endorsement for Dr King’s New Life Pills.
Local notices and family visits in Wayland area
Mrs. Mary Laguidari returned from a visit with her sister Mrs Wm Lueck near Greenfield Indiana and was accompanied home by her father Wm Penn who has been in feeble health. Howard Pattison and Ross Pattison of Camden and Helen Pattison of Cincinnati spent last week with their parents. L C Pattison and wife Sadie Johnson of Norwood and Misses Sara and Etta Bardon of Red Bank are guests of Mrs B P Ingram. Rain is badly needed as crops suffer. Thelma Smidley and sister are visiting Walter Dick. Ruth and Louise Moreton spent Monday in the city.^{ }
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Wayland Bulliv
Bate
Aoeton
Mary Laguidari
Lueck
Greefield
Ind
Penn
Howard Pattison
Ross Pattison
Camden
Helen Pattison
Cincinnati
L.C. Pattison
Sadie Johnson
Norwood
Sara
Etta Bardon
Red Bank
B. P. Ingram
Myrtle Laugh
Thelma Smidley
Walter Dick's
Ruth
Louise Moreton
Securc
Social notes from area towns include visits and events
J B Houser and family spent Friday in Cincinnati. L H Fry and wife of Mt Pisgah were Sunday guests of the Misses Surrey. Harvey Perin and B F Moyer and wives attended a Mt Carmel grange meeting Saturday. Russell Valentine and wife visited relatives at New Richmond. Mrs George Davis of Madisonville visits Miss Eva Keen. Mrs Benham and Mrs Teplby guests of Mrs P M Offutt. Mrs Boyd and daughter of Penn visiting Mrs Will Hall. Hen and wife spent Sunday with Hen and family at Wilmington. Embroidery Club gave Mrs Pearl andy Kempton a shower. Delayed, Mr and Mrs Jonas of Cincinnati visited Dr and Mrs P M Offut Sunday. Mr and Mrs Day entertained friends from Ann Arbor Mich part of last week. Friendly and Booster Societies festival at Union Chapel Saturday night July 1. Mrs Clara Lockhart of Amelia spent Wednesday with Mrs Alice Beck. Stork arrived a baby girl at Mr and Mrs Pollitt last week. Mrs Fannie Ferrill of Lost Angeles Cal was guest of Mrs Mary Ferrill last Saturday. Mrs Wilda Warren entertained Embroidery Club Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs B F Moyer invited to Ohio Miami valley and St Petersburg Reunion at Piqua July 19. Rev OC M Johnson of Bethel guest of John Beck and family Saturday afternoon. City visitors last week include Mesd Bradley Day Moyer McDonagh Ming Ethel Beck and J N Judd Miss Eisie Lungmus on Lillie Lacker, weather, Emma Schmitts, J Erbacker and Clara Lehmeyer from Cincinnati. Deg wearer ety ting Be og cat Oma tho teUeaten: mntebeia niente
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J. B. Houser
Cincinnati
L. H. Fry
Mt. Pisgah
Surrey
Harvey Perin
B. F. Moyer
Mt. Carmel
Russell Valentine
New Richmond
George Davis
Madisonville
Eva Keen
Benham
Teplby Eer
City
P. M. Offutt
Boyd
Penn
Will Hall
Wilhiamsville
Embroidery Club
Pearl Andy Kempton
Jonas
P. M
Friendly and
Union Chaple
Clara Lockhart
Amelia
Alice Beck
Thev Stork
Pollitt
Fannie Ferrill
Lost Angeles
Cal
Mary Ferrill
Wilda Warren
St. Petersburg
Piqua
OC. M. Johnson
Bethel
John Beck
Community Notes From Greenberry and Nearby
Delayed) Miless Glancy and wife spent Sunday with her parents Will Varney and wife. Delmar Morehead and wife of Lynchburg visited Merrick Glancy and sister Sunday. Alvin Hamilton and wife of Madisonville spent weekend with Oliver Harlow family. Mise Elizabeth Johnson visited uncle Harvey Ashton. Joseph Rounds of Liberty Chapel and Miss Goldie Johnson were entertained to Sunday dinner by Carroll Jones and wife. A large crowd attended the sale of Mrs Eva Glancy last Saturday. She will spend the summer in Forrestville with her brother Gilbert Maham and wife. A wind and hail storm passed through this country a week ago and did damage. The Hamilton of Madisonville spent Sunday at James Whites. Mrs L Hulick and daughter Axie were with Miss Flora Ghaney.
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Miless Glancy
Will Varney
Delmar Morehead
Lynchburg
Merrick Glancy
Alvin Hamilton
Madisonville
Oliver Harlow
Mise Elizabeth Johnson
Harvey Ashton
Joseph Rounds
Liberty Chapel
Goldie Johnson
Carroll Jones
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