Sarsaparilla and tonics touted in old ad copy
An old advertisement sample extols Ayer’s Sarsaparilla and Ayer’s Pills as alcohol free and doctor endorsed to improve digestion and vitality. It also promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Dr Shoop’s Restorative, claiming internal blood and nerve benefits and urging readers to treat the cause rather than drugs, noting testimonials and dealer availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
JIC Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Waalpine, KinNan & Manvin
Druggtats
Dr. Shoop
Local notices and social updates from New Richmond area
Died last Wednesday Dr. Rigg, burial in Falmouth Kentucky on Friday. Miss Lottie Pattison visited Owensville relatives with Andrew Lobrer and wife. George Devine attended funeral at Milford. Miss Blanche McMullen visiting her parents. Mrs. James Varney and Miss Sylvia Moore attended Harry Carnes funeral at Williamsburg. Chas Nichols and Maud McSlahan ill. Rev Gade to preach at Presbyterian church Sunday evening. Ladies aid met at Mrs Rofus Pattison Saturday. Presbyterian social Friday March 19 with oyster soup cake and ice cream. Bucklen Arnica Salve praised by J A Swenson of Watertown. Robert Davis Jr. left for several months tour of the West to locate. Harry Wyatt visited Grandma Wyatt. David Reece from Cincinnati sub treasury visited friends. Mrs M L Hickson visited city friends. J B Johnson of Loveland was here last week. Miss Kate Green spent Sunday in Amelia with Miss Jessie Coulter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Rigg
Falmouth
Kentucky
Lottie Pattison
Andrew Lobrer
Mason Snell
Owensville
J. W. Snell
George Devine
Milford
Blanche McMullen
City
James Varney
Sylvia Moore
Harry
New Richmond
Robert Davis Jr
Harry Wyatt
Mary Zimmers
Lena Rorick
Lockland
F. W. Walker
Owensboro
R. L. Allen
Stella Beacham
Hyde Park
B. Davidson and
Maple Eye
James Rosey
Bethel
A. Steurer
M. B. Church
George Slade
Ida Atchley
Batavis
Ae Yenéed
Behymet
Métta’ Bagby
Bngoh Myrick
Mirs Ecomie Heinbolt
Halington
George Myrick
Fred
Bradley
Walnut Hills
Jease Kelch
Mabel Brotherton
Henry C. Warren
Moreland
Hamlet
Rhea Manthe
Flora
Cincinnati
Joan Schiable
Harry Sillett
Amelia
John Binning
Ernest Myrick
Thomas Slade
Bik Lick
Lafayette Nash
Hdward Vickroy
Bidon Stickel
Hvanston
Rhoda Flora
Jacob Brunk
Lampe
Mr. Raper
Penaamelch
Theodore
Job Doak
Dire Cory Seh
Minnie Paeltz
Ray Hoggine
Miss Bird Simon
Isabel
Mieses Grace
Jessie Stroup
Mt. Crab
Louella Boys
Dayton
J. A. Conrey
Columbus
Will Blood
Williamsburg
Audrey Wiliams
Miga Clara Bainum
Louise Bricker
Baywood
Goldie Jones
Imo Ferree
Grant Purkiser
Felicity
Robert Hamilton
Forgues
Naonie
Rosie Hamilton
Marion Fry
Mary Ann Short
Rev. Taylor
Samantha Barrett
Hope
Indiana
Miss South
R. C. Rose
Branson
Harry Thomas
Clare Perrine
I. Eruestine
Clara Smith
Chas. Carr
Portamouth
Lamira Pemberton
W. A. Elleberry
J. A. McCoim
Chas, Hopkins
Local Social Notes and Church Schedules
Mrs. Harry Moore of Fremont visits F N Cary and wife. George McMarcks, bank cashier, attends a Masonic meeting in Indianapolis last Saturday. Mrs. Charlotte A Peen plans to live with daughters in Clinton county. Quarterly M E church meeting next Sunday with sermons by Rev Radley and Dr Aultman. Rev Fulton to hold quarterly meeting at Point Pleasant next Sunday. Cleo Sells of Miamiville visited her parents last Sunday. F H Townsend of Ashland and J B White of Milford visited for the Standard Vi Co. Dave Scatterday, Steamer Tacoma clerk, and wife toured Pomeroy. Will Cooder visited his sister Mrs G Castien. Ida Soper recounts a near-death lung illness cured by Dr King’s New Discovery. Advertisement touts a 50c and $1 remedy trial, guaranteed. Vienna zinc coffin note questioned as exaggerated by Courier-Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moore
Fremont
F. N. Cary
Geo. McMarcbs
1St National Bank
Indianapolis
Charlotte A. Peen
Clinton County
Sargent
Martin
M. E. Church
Radley
Aultman
Fulton
Point Pleasant
Cleo Sells
Miamiville
Local Notes and society updates from Newsport
Admiral Bowman, Commodore Barker and Master Bowman of Newsport spent part of last week in the city for treatment. Mrs Blanche Oakley and family, residents of the city, were seen in town. The Gnesis of C. O. Boys and family featured in the past week. Miss Mary Kayser visits friends at Pt Pleasant. Several Masons attended Grant Purkiser’s funeral in Felicity Sunday. J. B. Graene left for Springfield to make his home. Mike Wise conducted business here Saturday. Clark Sargent took charge of the post office, replacing Mrs Sailie Fee who resigned. Miss Norma DeVol to assist for two weeks. Mrs Mary Howard visiting her son in Sick, OH. Miss Marla Chambers hosted the alumni association last Saturday. Miss Marie Morton to host April meeting.
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Ben Bowman
E. Barker
R. M. Bowman
News
Port
Parkbiser
Mre
Blanche Oakiey
Sop
Vester Boys
Hamlet
Theodore
Mary Kayser
Pt Pieasant
Grant Purkiser
Felicity
J.B. Greane
Springfield
Mike Wise
Clark Sargent
Sailié Fee
Norma DeVol
Mary Howard
New Richmond
Marla Chambers
Alumni Association
Marie Moreton
Doan’s Kidney Pills Warrant Relief for Women’s Aches
Mrs. M. Burgermyer of New Richmond Ohio credits Dean’s Kidney Pills with easing long standing kidney trouble. She suffered back head pain nervousness dizziness and poor health from overwork and foot standing. After a short use she reports better health and less pain. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan’e
Local Notes and Notices from Williamsburg Area
Williamsburg society items list visits and family gatherings across Lockland Owensboro Hyde Park Madisonville and Petersburg with names such as Mrs Mary Zimmers Mrs Lena Rorick Mrs F W Walker and Rev Jos Fesperman. The column records illnesses funerals and regional travel along with brief promotional blurbs for Foley’s Kidney Remedy and Dr Shoop’s Cough Remedy.
Dr Kings New Life Pills Endure Aids Health
An assortment of old fashion health remedies and household tips are described, featuring Dr Kings New Life Pills claimed to prevent appendicitis and relieve ailments like constipation and biliousness. The column also lists local social notes, household housekeeping tips, and small town notices.
Local Gossip and Visits Across Bethel and Surrounding Areas
Bethel residents and guests mingle as Mrs Metzger and sister Mrs Colling visit Hillsboro. Mrs Rose visits daughter in Wil Mea. Henry Faul’s family returns from Vialt with sister Mrs Lawrence of Lebanon. Various neighbors attend funerals, baptisms, and weddings. Miss Clara Smith and Chas Carr wed in Portamouth. notable visits include Rev Washburn from Manchester and Mrs Barrett from Hope Indiana.
Notice of bids for arch concrete culvert in Clermont Ohio
Bids to be received at the Auditor's Office Clermont county Ohio until noon April 5 1909 for labor and material to construct an arch concrete culvert at Boston Clermont county Ohio Plans and specifications on file at the Auditor's Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor’s
Clermont County
Onio
Boston
Ohio
Eet Commissionery
Mobs ooClerment County
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Crosstown
Harry Harlow
F.W. Walker
W. H. Harlow
Hazel Wise
Marie Ireton
James Ranyan
Geo. Talley
Bantam
Ruffner
Miles Glancy
C. P. Caldwell
J. C.caldwell
Harry Dennis
G. W. Ireton
W. H. Sreton
Castoria
WOREY
J. A. Swenson
Watertown
Wis
Bucklen
Aly Druggiate
Big Pond
Ida
Soper
Vienna
Louisville
Courier-Journal
Jos
Fesperman
Salisbury
N.C
Foley
Nash Pharmacy
Moscow
Charley Wood
Farley
Hazard Farley
Petersburg
Nettle Leach
Williame
Greyton
M. EB. Groves
Micnie Kellogg
Margaret Jar
Kee Naylor
Newport
Mrn
Wi Hughes
Paul
Ash Ridge
R. Jordan
Edenton
Marie Charbers
M. O. Bbriver
Dr. King
New Life
Asos Vane
Renee Rie
Nish
Enon
Theo
A. Wolkueh
Caseimer
Wie
Strathmore
I. B
The
Palace Livery
Batavia
Onward Strathmore
Major Strathmore
Little Frank
Bumps
Thuringia
Onward
Silver
Chorale
Rapp & Barker
H. A. Moore
ADSO
State of Ohio
Woods
Said County
Woodliet
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Ant Tee
Bears
Ios
J. C. Fuhr
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