Tearful or Cheerful How Weakness Affects Women
An old advice notice promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as curing female weakness and related ailments that cause low mood. A testimonial from Mrs. Alice Adams in Washington Co. Pa. claims six bottles of Favorite Prescription and two Golden Medical Discovery restored her health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Alice Adams
Laboratory
Washington Co
Dr. Pierce
Dr. Kilmer & Home of
Swamp-Root, Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Local Socials and Transit Plans Amid 1800s Toledo Notices
HULINGTON George Channel Moscow Marshall and Ed Roach joined T A Pinkham and wife for a music social last week. Bryant spent Sunday with his father Tasman Co shipping several carloads of tobacco. Ohio turnpike engineers finish survey between Ulrey's Run and Bethel. Three treaties to be constructed at Back Run Ulrey's Run and Poplar Creek. In Toledo Frank J Cheney sworn as senior partner of F J County Co. to pay 100 dollars for each catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason. Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills advertised.
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George Channel
Moscow Marshall
Ed Roach
T. A. Pinkham
A Bryant
Tasman & Co
Ohio Turnpike
Ulrey’s Run
Bethel
Back Run
Poplar Creek
State OF Ohio
City OF
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. County & Co
Hall
Moves and Visits Across Cincinnati Area and Nearby
Dr Ireton and wife visited relatives in Cincinnati last Monday. Mrs Ed Turner travels to Williamsburg for her mother Mrs Marsh illness. Ed Conover lost a fine black horse last week to spasmodic colic. George Hartman of Antioch visited here last Friday. George Ireton of Crosstown conducted business here Friday. Carroll McNutt of the Cincinnati dental college spent days at home last week. Miss Washburn of North Liberty Adams county stayed with brother L A Washburn last week. Miss Rowena Hartman returned to Wilmington after wintering with her sister Mrs Dr Fomorin. K H and J W McNutt attended their cousin Wm Pearce funeral at Clover last Sunday. Democratic convention held at Hartman’s schoolhouse last Saturday. Republicans to name candidates next Thursday. George Wagerman of Bethel aided Mr Manning with roofing last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireton
Cincinnati
Ed Turner
Williamsburg
Marsh
Ed Conover
George Hartman
Antioch
George Ireton
Crosstown
Carroll McNutt
Cincinnati Dental College
Iss Washburn
North Liberty
Adams County
L. A. Washburn
Rowena Hartman
Wilmington
Dr. Fomorin
K. H
J. W. McNutt
Wm. Pearce
Clover
Hartman
George Wagerman
Bethel
Ed Manning
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Quick Lung Recovery
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure that prevents pneumonia and consumption from a severe cold settled on the lungs, sold by Dr. John Bunn & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
John Bunn & Son
Local notes from Amelia and vicinity feature visits and events
Amelia residents host Miss Laura Short and friends in Dayton while others visit Lindale and Cincinnati. Rose Archer returns from Washington, Prof. Slye conducts Cincinnati business, and a child is seriously ill. The W O T U meets at Mrs. Wyatt, Rev Armacost to speak for the M E church, and a handkerchief bazaar raises 70 dollars for church work with many donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Cord
Dayton
Laura Short
Amelia
B. H. Kirgan
Elijah Mattox
Mand Bell
Lindale
J. R. Hicks
Queen City
Rose Archer
Emmett Fagin
Washington
Slyé
Cincinnati
Airs
Bert Cundiff
Stopeph Thones
Mas
Wm. McDonough
Main Street
Canter
Thomas Wyatt
H. . Armacost
M. EK
Esdames
Maud Hall
Cora Ely
Dora Strieff
Etta Judd
Wilma Smith
May Moor
Laura Baldwin
H. E. Armacost
Nina Behymer
Hattie Hutson
Lena Penn
Bessie Batoum
Ivy Hutson
Ollie Fagin
Helen Coulter
Elsie Nichols
Nellie Hicks
Nellie Walls
Stella Hutson
Ruth Halamire
Laura Leeds
Jessie Humphreys
Ruth Perkins
Fior
Wheelman's Tool Bag Ad Highlights Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil
An old advertisement mentions a wheelman’s tool bag containing a bottle of Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for healing cuts bruises stings and sprains. The copy lists several names as potential endorsers and promotes the product as Monarch over pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thomas
Monarch
Local residents and visitors noted in village notices
Miss Estella Whittaker of Linwood is a guest of relatives. Miss Lillie Rossellot of Cincinnati visited her grandmother Mrs. Mary Bassou. George Bunotain and family move to Shriver homestead from Dayton. Daniel Barron visited relatives in St Martins. VanCamp of Lebanon and Dennis Brunson with wife from Cincinnati visited. C. L. Shumard of Blanchester spent Saturday in the village. Mrs. G. M. Roudebush shopped in Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Hill entertained company from Middletown. Bertha Bigham returns from Cincinnati. Mrs. Frank Anderson of Decatur called to ill mother Mrs. B. F. Clark. Granville Beckwith of East Walnutville among relatives. James Emory and family with relatives at Moore's Fork. William Ware is recovering after winter sickness. Florence Needham visited her sister Mrs. Homer Hahn of Modest. Miss Pearl Shriner spending weeks near Cincinnati. Mrs. Henry Strawhoover and son Roy visited Lorado friends. Edward Talley of Loveland hosted at Richard Shumard home. Ada Johnson of Marathon returned home after visit with Mrs. Harvey Bingham. John Williams spent Friday in Batavia.
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Estella Whittaker
Linwood
Lillie Rossellot
Cincinnati
Mary Bassou
George Bunotain
Dayton
Shriver Homestead
Daniel Barron
St. Martins
VanCamp
Lebanon
Mr.Lane
Mt. Healthy
Joseph van Camp
Dennis Brunson
Thomas VanCamp
Martha Brupauzh
George Bantam
C. L. Shumard
Blanchester
Our Village
G. M. Roudebush
Wiliam Hill
Middletown
Blondin MaKisney
Morrowtown
Sallie Medaris
Gaylord Needham
Marathon
Thomas Needham
Bertha Bigham
Frank Anderson
Decatur
Illinois
B. F. Clark
Granville Beckwith
East Walnutville
James Emory
Moore’s Fork
William Ware
Florence Needham
Homer Hahn
Modest
Misa Pearl Shriner
Henry Strawhoover
Roy
Lorado Friends
Edward Talley
Loveland
Richard Shumard
Milton Shriner
Marthon Friends
Ada Johnson
Harvey Bingham
John Williams
Batavia
Bucklen’s Amica Salve Proclaimed Best for Cuts
An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Amica Salve as the infallible healer of wounds ulcers sores skin eruptions burns scalda and piles. It promises cure or no pay and lists Dr John Bunn’s drug store Batavia and J R Hicks Amelia as sellers.
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Bucklen
John Bunn
Batavia
J. R. Hicks
Amelia
Local society notes and town events reflect a busy week
Mrs. Alice Washburn of Marathon visited relatives above town. Mrs. Zimmerman of Williamsburg arrived with sister Miss Iva Holland. Opera house show Saturday night deemed a success. Funeral of Wm. Pearre attended in Clover. Edith South hosts niece Eunice Weeks of Elk Lick. Clyde Hayden and Miss Florence Waterfield of Felicity visited Bertha and Louise Reed. Hassie Crane visiting sister in Boston. Joe Parker takes job at State Hospital Columbus. E. Potts of Hamersville spent weekend with Bethel friends. W.G. McNair on business to Williamsburg. Prof. Frank Crane and wife from Cincinnati spent Sunday with parents. measles report rising. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Page of Xenia staying with Lizzie Homan. Born to George Hibbits and wife March 16 a son. Remains of Cary Sargent brought for interment. Nanna Page in Cincinnati Sunday. L. D. Kennedy hurt by fall from a wagon but recovering. Funeral of Mrs. Lindsey held Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Washburn
Marathon
Henning
Zimmerman
Williamsburg
Iva Holland
Opera House
Pearre
Clover
Edith South
Eunice Weeks
Elk Lick
Clyde Hayden
Florence Waterfield
Felicity
Bertha
Louise Reed
Hassie Crane
Boston
Joe Parker
State Hospital
Columbus
E. Potts
Hamersville
Bethel
W.G. McNair
Frank Crane
Cincinnati
Lee Page
Xenia
Lizzie Homan
George Hibbits
Cary Sargent
Nanna Page
L. D. Kennedy
Lindsey
Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure Sold For One Dollar
An experienced practitioner claims a new treatment for catarrh cures at once and permanently. Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure is sold for one dollar with internal and external medicines for a full month, prepaid by mail from Edwin B. Giles & Company, Philadelphia.
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United States
Canada
Edwin B. Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Milford Socials Report Busy Dining Club and Tennis Plans
Milford notes show Mrs. Albert Gatch hosting a dining club with several couples in attendance. Miss Mamie White entertained a group of young people including Edna Worz and Rowena Scott. Mrs. S A Sanford returned from Covington. Milford tennis club organized with Dr A T Robertson and others forming the roster. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott of Fellelty visiting relatives here. The annual election of officers of the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Gatch
Fee
Charles Hommeyer
Milton Gatch
Medania
Mamie White
Edna and
Lizzie Worz
Alice Runyan
Rowena Scott
Anna Shearman
Messie
Robert Sanders
Wm. Berkshire
Blythe Jones
Archibald Haunt
Howard Worz
A. Sanford
Covington
Milford Tennis Cluyd
A. T. Robertson
John Loyd
Robert Sandera
Geo
Ludwig
Edgar
Sherley Scott
Frank Scott
Fellelty
Sarsaparilla Jingle From Ayer’s Ad Recalled
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla advertised as a spring blood cleanser used by John P Hodnette of Brooklyn for 25 years. The promotion urges consulting a doctor and follows with manufacturer J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aver
John P. Hodnette
Brooklyn, N.Y
Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
Milford Progress Club Elects Officers After Evening Program
Milford Progress Club met Thursday afternoon March 18 with vocal solos by Mrs. Lloyd Miss West and a tour sketch dream of fair women by Mrs. Greene Gatch Mrs. Witham Gatch and Miss Quall. Officers elected include President Alice P. Elliot first vice Harriet W. Sanders second vice E Mae LeSourd third vice Francis S Curry secretary Lillian Buckingham treasurer Kate Kernoban critic Martha A Perii Cline press correspondent Anna W. Lloyd delegate Josephine Gatch. An advertisement touts Electric Bitters for female troubles nervousness and weakness promising relief and satisfaction. 50 cents at local pharmacies.
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Milford
Lillian Buckingham
Katek Kernoban
Martha A. Perii Cline
Anna W. Lloyd
Josephine Gatch
Social Visits and Local Social Roundup
Mrs. Alice Wetzel of Butlerville visited Miss Ella Bronk on Monday. Parker Hall and Miss Jessie Felter of Pleasant Plain called on Miss Michie Pierce. Floyd Bunyan and Merrick Conklin of Blanchester were in town Sunday. Ella Bronk spent a few days last week at Madisonville. Earl Witham of Withamville took dinner with Miss Gertrude Thompson. Mr and Mrs James Jordan visited their son Charley at Lebanon. Several youths took the examination at Batavia Saturday. C D Sutton of Butlerville had supper with Stanley Brunk Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Wetzel
Butlerville
Ella Bronk
Parker Hall
Jessie Felter
Pleasant Plain
Michie Pierce
Floyd Bunyan
Merrick Conklin
Blanchester
Madisonville
Earl Witham
Withameville
Gertrude Thompson
James Jordan
Charley
Lebanon
Batavia
C. D. Sutton
Stanley Brunk
Dr. John Bunn and J R Hicks Promote Discovery
Advertisements claim Dr King s New Discovery cures consumption pneumonia bronchitis grip croup and whooping cough and offers trials at Batavia and Amelia for one dollar with guaranteed relief for throat and lung troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bunn
Batavia
J.R. Hicks
Amelia
Fenner
Vanes
ST. Vitus
Bare Gare
Hscaler
Joseph I. Beck
Grip
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Church Events
Miss Rose Vogt returns to Hamilton after visiting her mother Mrs Dora Vogt. Miss Daisy Adams visits Miss Myrtle Granger. Mrs George Edwards and Mrs Paul Hahno were guests of Mrs S Edwards. Alcholtz attended a funeral in Cincinnati. Perry Silvers sick with pneumonia. Mrs J D Phillips called to see her daughter in law Mrs L V Phillips in Coyngton. Mr and Mrs J Hayworth of Cincinnati hosted by Miss Sarah Johnson. J Vogt and family visiting Batavia friends. Mrs E Denning returns from Bond Hill. Sunday guests at O P Cross’s included H H Cross, G W Turner and family. KE F Gunther and wife of Tusculum visit UC. W Bond and wife of Price Hill visit H Hanson's. Presbyterian church holds special services Sat and Sun led by Rev Eldridge of Cincinnati. Mrs Wm Brum visits Kentucky friends. Fred Bell surprise party with attendees. Miss Pearl Phillips of Madisonville visits locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Vogt
Hamilton
Dora Vogt
Daisy Adams
Myrtle Granger
George Edwards
Paul Hahno
S. Edwards
Alcholtz
Cincinnati
Perry Silvers
J. D. Phillips
L. V. Phillips
Coyngton
J. Hayworth
Sarah Johnson
J. Vogt
Blanche
Bertha Nabors
Batavia
Wm. Brum
Kentucky Friends
Fred Bell
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promote Health Cure
Discoveries praise Dr Kings New Life Pills daily for liver and bowel relief. The advert claims they cure constipation sick headache biliousness jaundice and indigestion. Sold at Dr John Bann's drug store Batavia and J R Hicks Amelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
John Bann
Batavia
J. R. Hicks
Amelia
Owensville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
James South of Cincinnati spent a few days last week with friends and relatives. Sheridan South of Monterey visited his brother Mode South recently. John Boggs, Eunice Ulrey, Mrs. Charles Ulrey, and Mrs. Fordyce are on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. David Mitchell visited their
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James South
Cincinnati
Sheridan South
Monterey
Mode South
John Boggs
Charles Ulrey
Eunice Ulrey
Fordyce
David Mitchell
Cincinnati visitors and local residents listed in Monterey column
The article notes Mrs. John Ferree of Monterey and Moon Apgar of Cincinnati returning from the Queen City. It mentions Miss Katie Boggs and a Cincinnati companion visiting with John Boggs and wife, and Yeager of Stonelick with Valentine Yeager present. Boston adds property worth about $10 000 to the corporation as conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ferree
Monterey
Moon Apgar
Cincinnati
Queen City
Katie Boggs
Moons Societey
John Boggs
Mr. Yeager
Stonelick
Valentine Yeager
Boston
Mode South
Richard Spen
Richard South
T. D. Saddler
J. Saddler
Maple Grove
Ed Stuart
Red Lion
Alec Stuart
Myers
Krell Piano Factory
Cincinnat
John Myers
Andy Elmer
Slater
W. Brown
Batavia
Berger
Holterfield Plans Dayton Area Move for Future Home
The Holterfields and Nobis family changes described in Dayton and Miamisburg hint at a potential move. Local notices note Mrs Behymer, Mrs Duckwall and others visiting, with church, mail service, and property sales commented on by residents.
Nerve Pills Sold At Local Drugstores Cited As Cure
Batavia Ohio resident Loyd Hulick praises Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills for nervousness sleeplessness and dizziness saying they strengthen the nervous system induce sleep and stop dizzy spells. Pills priced at 50 cents a box sold by dealers and on every package from Dr A W Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. A. W
Crosstown Business and Personal Notices
Asa Applegate and C W Caldwell transact ed business at Crosstown Saturday. Miss Cora Hall left Thursday for Kenton to visit relatives. R A South convalescent. Turner and Divine install a Page fence for Mrs Elizabeth Kyle. Andrew Whitaker to Cincinnati Saturday for summer work. A D Moorehead to sell chatrel property on March 25. Mr M has interest in brother's gents' furnishing store at Lynchburg and will move April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Applegate
C. W. Caldwell
Crosstown
Cora Hall
Kenton
R. A
South
Messrs
Turner and
Divine
Elizabeth
Kyle
Andrew Whitaker
Cincinnati
A. D. Moorehead
Chatrel
Mr. M
Lynchburg
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F. J. Cheney & CO
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MT. Carmel
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Locust Corner
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Nobis
Wisconsin
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John Woodlief
James Duckwall
Bennet Behymer
E. Wilbur Mattox
Wayland Butler
Hiram Tone
M. E
Misa Blanche Woods
Tremont
Viola Kirkpatrick
Mt. Holly
Lawrence Nichols
Fred Matthews
Ed Mattox
C. Fetzed
New Palestine
Loyd Hulick
Batavia, Ohio
Dr. Bunn
Dr. A. W. Chase
Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N.Y
A. W. Chase
M. D
Alesis Seabee Mentoen
Ese
Perton
Ohio
Everett
Lowell Roudebush
Algo
C. M. Edwards
Mr. Holly
Willie Seeds
Jor
Charles Moyer
T. J. Applegate
Obie
William J. Coad
Brunson Street
Oswego
N. Y
Pillad
A. W. Chase Medicine Company
Buffalo
J. Bunn
Peninsular
Thos. D. Carter
Cea Lee Ee Ee
Morgan & Wright
W. H. Baum
Columbus Carriage & Harness CO
P.O
St. Louis
Ainst Steel Ranges
Es Solars
T. M. Needham
Newtonaville
Durham
Andrew Jeann
Brazier
Emma Hulick
Olive Branch
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