Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Pain and Kidney Strain
A rural notice promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache kidney trouble and fatigue. Testimonial from Fred Brenner of Georgetown cites relief after a strain caused irregular kidney action and painful back. Warns to insist on Doan's pills and mentions price and distributor details. Also includes brief local notices and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Fred Brenner
Green and Water Sts
Georgetown
Doan
George Lawrence
Kittrell
Miss
Amelia and Community Notes From Amelia Ohio
Amelia society page records many Sunday visits among locals from Mt Crab Sharonville Cincinnati Kenton and Bethel. Red Cross events draw crowds as volunteers add 201 members. a Des Moines missionary touts Chamberlains remedy.
Local social notes from Hamlet area events and visits
Hamlet area residents report guests from Baltimore Bethel Cincinnati Camp Washington and Newport family visits. The Union Sewing Circle prepares a July fourth picnic on church lawn to benefit Red Cross. Also featured is a testimonial for Coe's Kidney Pills from Isaac B Turman Ashbury Park New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. ©. Beck
Baltimore
J. H. Beck
Paul Pathe
Harriet Pathe
Bethel
Offutt
Anna Day
New Richmond
Violet Bradley
Hyde Park
Belle Kirgan
City
Theo. J. Witt
Euty
Wresler
Cincinnati
Hoitman
Selma
Camp Washington
Lupky
Newport
Victoria Wooburt
Cold Springs
Charlie Perin
Anton Ulrich
Walter Rader
Sandy
Frank Ludow
Howard Frail
West
Isaac B. Turman
Washinton Ave
Ashbury Park
N.J
Marathon Notes and Social Roundup
Dr Ed Johnson and wife of Danville Ill visiting his parents Mrs Maud Page of Williamsburg recent guest of Blanche Smith O B S entertained about 100 at Masonic hall Saturday evening strawberries ice cream and cake were served Bert Murphy and wife spent Sunday in Lynchburg Grange meets June 4 Sick list Rev Shambaugh Forethought promotes Chamberlain s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a traveling family staple from Caldwell Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Johnson
Danville
Ill
Maud Page
Williamsburg
Blanche Smith
O. B.S
Masonic Hall
W.leedsi
Curry
Five Mile
Goldie Hutchinson
Athens
Paul Joseph
City
Hila Joseph
T. G. Foster
Ralph Walker
Isabelle Foster
Corsicana
George Whitaker
Newtown
Harry Dennis
Presbyterian Church
Philathea
George McMinnis
Walnut Hills
A. W. Reed
Mias Lida
Fuhr
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
McAfee
Covington
Allen Ashton
Newton Hackett
Pasadena
Cal
Ralph R. Walker
Texas
F. W. Walker
Isaac
Harry Price
Price Hill Epent
G. L. Knight
Earl Lee
E. T. Swigett
Miller and Smallhurst
Reese . Edwards
Manse
Leona Heizer
Moscow
Iaho
State University
W. C. Heizer
Chicago
Sallie Wells
Charles Smith
Jacob Hawk
George Hawk
Howard Hawk
O. B. Martin
Fred Jones
Norwood
Local social notes from Monterey and surrounding towns
Aloysius Ryan and wife visited W B Knight. E Snell of Middletown at his father’s. Andrew Lehrer and wife visited friends in Harveysville. F A Thirey and family with Joe and Merrick Glancy and Clarence Yeates and wife visited T E Moore’s home in Lynchburg. George Devine hosted Hunt and family. J J Turner hosted J W Turner and David Brown families in Moores Fork. J Rounds and family visited his parents at Eastwood. K Edman and wife hosted Karl Thirty and wife in Chasetown. Mrs W B Knight and Mrs Irene Ryan in the city Saturday. Mire Mary Crossley visited Periittown relatives. Public note touts Chamberlain’s Tablets for indigestion with a favorable testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloysius Ryan
W. B. Knight
E. Snell
Middletown
S. Andrew Lehrer
Harveysville
F.a.thirey
Joe
Merrick Glancy
Clarence Yaepees
T. E. Moorehead
Lynchburg
George Devine
Hunt
Mooresork
J. J. Turner
J. W. Turner
Perintown
David Brown
Moores Fork
Rounds
Eastwood
O. K. Blackburn
Karl Edman
Chas
Chasetown
W.B. Knight
Irene Ryan
City
Mire
Mary Crossley
Periittown
Fire destroys barn and car at Rahe farm
A barn and an Overland automobile burned Saturday evening at Wm. Rahe’s farm in Nicholsville while owner was away. The blaze is the second such mysterious fire in two years in the Halington area and some property was partially insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Rahe
Leas
Halington
Patella
Hyde Park
Cowen
Mrabel Ernst
Milford
Monroe Cemetery
Sarah Ernst
C. J. Paeltz
Phil
Fred Nort
M. H. Branen
Elen Brant
Mra
Louwing
J. L. Gett
E. A. eMurchy
Satisfactory relief offered by Differ Bath product
Indistinct text claims a product named Differ Bath provides relief from indigestion headaches biliousness and bad breath. It asserts satisfaction and pleasant effects compared to other products, mentioning a brand or shop endorsement though details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartis
Moore
Owensville event and farm egg outlook detailed
The Sewing Circle in Owensville plans a June 30 benefit play at Favrer's hall for the Red Cross. A free Washington trip is offered to Clermont County girls in home economics clubs, funded by local banks. Ohio poultry stats show fewer hens and lower chick hatch, signaling a rising egg shortage. farmers urged to reduce losses and extend careful egg handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
Favrer
Red Cross Society
Washington
Clermont County
Ohio State University College of Agriculture
First National Bank
Bethel
Homer B. Glancy
A. C. Nash
H. C. Aultman
Batavia
the National Bank
Milford
College of Agriculture
W. H. Palmer
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio
Office of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Agricultural College Extension Service
Oldest Man Granted Divorce in Franklin County
The oldest man on record, Peter Yeager aged 86, was granted a divorce by Judge Tarbell at Columbus likely to marry again for one third of his holdings. The report notes, in a separate scientific aside, how air temperature affects oxygen use and heat radiation, advising 65 to 70 degrees for comfort with sedentary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Tarbell
Columbus
Peter Yeager
Peter
Charlottetown Named for Prince George’s Daughter
The article notes Canada’s capital Charlottetown on Prince Edward Island is named after Princess Charlotte, daughter of George IV who died a year after her marriage in 1817. It contrasts French naming of streets with Canada’s instance honoring an individual.
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France
Canada
Charlottetown
Prince Edward Island
Charlotte
George IV
Philadelphia
Paris Baker Invents Fresh-Bread Sealant Innovation
A Paris baker announces a method to keep bread fresh for two weeks after wrapping in paper and sterilizing. The invention promises extended shelf life without refrigeration, potentially transforming daily bread distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hogs pay half year taxes with seven hogs sale
Hugh Morrow, manager of the Wright estate's 876 acres in Penn township, sold seven hogs for 282 dollars. The half year tax on the land totaled 246 dollars, proving hogs were valuable as a revenue source. The land carries a tax value of 64 760 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Morrow
Wright
Penn Township
Hillaboro News Herald
Entomologist to Visit County Agent Friday
An entomologist from Wooster will spend Friday with the County Agent Stowe. People with insect pests should report their troubles before that day. The article lists numerous local residents visiting, hosting, or attending events across, including church socials and music lessons.
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Wooster
Stowe
Locust Corner Gossip Hits And Talk Of So y Beans
Local notes from Locust Corner report visits by Miss Lulu Lindsey and other residents, church talks by Miss Pierce from Bodkins, and community members gathering at homes in Amelia, Batavia, and Madisonville. Farmers are urged to plant more soybeans for seed due to rising prices and soil benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
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T. A. Pinkhan
Red Cross
Stella May Deal
Kokomo
Ind
C. E. Wilson
S. Louis Williams
Williamsville
S. Gregor
G.M. Channell
Elmer Watson
Albert Mosbacker
E. P. Menefee
Cecelia Grangers
Amelia
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Margaret Corbly
Mt. Crab
Lowell Bennett
Sharonville
Karl Woodruff
Miss Powers
Bowman Woodruff
Harry McKay
Clyde
Jessie Coulter
E. R. Stairs
Allan Curry
T. A. Atwood
Dayton
Tilden Gaddis
Dick, Smith
Anna McCann
Ethel Beeler
James Wasner
A. J. Powell
Moreland Eppert
Locust Corner
Josie Eppert
Mt. Washington
Wilbur Mattox
Frank ‘Porter
Kenton
India
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
Jolum
Bilab Laycock
Dalg Bouth
P. B. Marines
A. A. Wood
Curley
Nit Orab
Nerva Hauck
Henry, Simms
Obile
Callie Hill
Berth Davis
David Jenike
Ig Peepee
Anra
Jim Stroup
Edenton
Ilton Laymon
Blanchester
Walter Cramer
Margerine Reynolds
Mary Cramer
Fae
Mellie Brunk
Oga Griswold
Mulberry
John Scott
Frank Yeoman
Arthur Cramer
Milton Shriver
Ralph and
Galin
Zola Martin
Midland
K. Doughman
Cora Miller
Carrie Cox
Goshen
Thei.o O. F
Order
Rebekahs
D. of A’s
Edenton M. E
Song
America
Noble Grand
Beulah Wolf
Minnie Cast
Mildred DeVoss
Phoebe Binkley
B. Nichols
Star Spangied Banner
W. G. Glazier
Bentonville, Ark
Foley
E. W. Archer
Caldwell
Monterey
Rene Wy
Iley
Silion
Nicholsville
Clover
G. P. Medarey
Ben McKibben
Laura Parker
Lee
Emma Ogden
Ella Gates
Ida Codling
Sam Mc‘ Alla
Utopia
Lizzie Dickson
Leona Case
Mr. Bishop
Felicity
Geo. Hendrixson
J. L. Broadwell
Nida Mae
Rural
W. E. Simmerman
Foster Carr
Wm. Cossins
Clark
John Cushard
Ray Marksberry
Miss Ruthussnees
Lulu Lindsey
Chel Bohrer
Lexington
Cassie Tone
B. F. Moyer
Hamlet
Emma Behymer
Mary Jump
T'Rump
Emeline Mattox
Foster
Henry Reed
Joan Herron
L. K. Barrow
W. J. Tone
Jesse Cross
Dorothy Nash
Jennie Reed
Erwin
Pierce
Bodkins
China
Mattox
Guy
Clifford
Frank Mattox
T. H. Mattox
Bert Bradbury
Emerick Parvin
Joseph Grossman
Ova Mornin
William Frees
W. M. Eppert
W. O. Mattox
R. W. C. Gregg
Howard Ayer
Ten Mile
Bennett Behymer
Hazel
Olive Wilson
Compton
Haley
Bs., Behymer
J.A. Parker
Gren
NEW_YORK
Bears
Castoria
Noyance
Goodyear
O. P
J.C. Fuhr
King
Julia Teal
W.A. Rogers
Elmerunt
E. C. Ogden
Timothy Hay
Udd
Gindederisr Putas
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
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Lowing
Liamsburg, Ohio
W. G. Ely
Ugo Bros
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