Union Chapel social notices and local events
Mrs. Wm Daughters and Mrs Dunham hosted visitors from New Richmond and Cincinnati while Bertha Rodgers received a new piano from her father Wm Rogers. Miss Bessie Lytle hosted a recital day at Lucy Run with songs and instrumental music. about 60 attendees. Helen Davis received a collie pup as a gift. An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with claims of curing deafness caused by catarrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunham
New Richmond
Moyer
Spahr
Bertha Rodgers
Wm. Rogers
Pollard
Cincinnati
Adam Wolf
Bessie Lytle
Lucy Run
Helen Davis
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Dinggiste
Proof that meat is injurious debate cited
A brief quip contrasts claims about meat with a remark about the Beef Eaters of Queen Elizabeth's era, noted by the New York Sun. The exchange implies skepticism toward dietary warnings and references a historic group as a counterpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker
N. Y
Electric Bitters Cited As Cure For Various Ailments
A testimonial from W. M. Seerman of Cushing Maine recalls severe kidney inflammation and credits eight bottles of Electric Bitters with complete cure. The tonic is advertised as a remedy for liver complaints blood disorders dyspepsia malaria and general weakness and nervous debility. Nash Pharmacy Price guarantees the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
W. M. Seerman
Cushing
Nash Pharmacy
Price
Easter Services and Local Social Notes Across ME Church Area
Praise service at ME church on Sunday morning March 30 led by Rev Gad die followed by Easter service at 2:30 by Rev Gaddis with the Lord's Supper administered by Rev Burdsal of Batavia. Easter program planned for Sunday evening at 7:30 plus numerous social mentions of local residents and visitors. Also an ad promoting Dr Shoop's Cough Care and Nash Pharmacy selling the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaddie
Gaddis
Burdsal
Batavia
Edna Hoefelmeijer
Emma Vogt
Gertrude Geyer
Gua Gianz
Eamnie Klattie
Howard Boyce
Leah
Agnes Boyce
Milford
Dora Hess
Linwood
Aldhorts
Julia Schirmer
B. Smith
8. M. Lanning
Amelia News Snapshots Drift From Local Rows
Harry Kearns 48 resigned as station agent for the old G W and took a post with the later urban. Steve Nolan lost a valdalste chores last week. The remains of Mrs A D Heasee were from the vault and buried Sunday. Mrs J B Hicks was calling on friends to Batavia Shoreday, Miia Jonnie Fiake has spent most of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kearns
Steve Nolan
A. D. Heasee
J.B. Hicks
Batavia
Miia Jonnie Fiake
Avondale Winter Visit and Local Community Notes
Residents return home with relatives from Avondale and F. M. Edwards families. White-Gregg wedding attendees at Williamsburg. Lew Hopkins builds a new house. Fannie Smith visiting from North Fairmount. Eppert couple with Mt. Carmel relatives. Former local Mr. Webb now in Xenia visits. Infant of Mort Doughty buried in Odd Fellows’ cemetery. Woman's Club meeting led by Mrs. Frank Hitch. J J Armstrong hosts visitors including Miss Halick and Mrs. Wieeman. Easter service announced at M E Church. Fannie Coleman guest of Mrs. Ely. E O Lease’s Indiana railroad collision experience. minor injuries. Charles McCann of Ohio Southern Express visits. Harley Dunne and wife guests of Dunns. Interurban cars on schedule. Jacob Rainey from Georgetown visits Barton Kearns. Lee Short of Fair Oak visiting James Smith. Bert Huntington buys corner property on Front and Kline. Bucksen's Arnica Salve featured as a remedy with Nash Pharmacy 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
F. M. Edwards
Williamsburg
Lew Hopkins
Hopkins Addition
Fannie Smith
North Fairmount
A. A. Eppert
Mt. Carmel
Webb
Xenia
Mort Doughty
Ludalow
Odd Fellows
Woman’s Club
Frank Hitch
J.J. Armstrong
Josie
Eva Halick
Lilly Robinson
Batavia
Hattie Hitch Wieeman
Gallipolis
M. E
Fannie Coleman
Frank Ely
E. O. Lease
Indianapolis
Charles McCann
Ohio Southern Express Co
B. F. McCann
Harley Dunne
G. L. Dunn
Sunday Visits Across The City And County
Community members shared meals and visits across Cincinnati Oak Grove and nearby towns. Names include Marcellus Brunk Dan Little Abby Snider Stella Much more Grace Jones Gertrude Witham Floyd Jordan Albert Callon Mary Martin Mary Call Kemper Eleton and Narsh s Pharmacy promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a health aid for digestion and bowel concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcellus Brunk
Dan
Cincinnati
George Little
Abby Snider
Oak Grove
Heater Cramer
Stella
Ella Binkley
Carrie
Grace Jones
C. L. Cast
T. G. Garrison
Boston
Gertrude Witham
City
Floyd Jordan
Moscow
Albert Callon
Pisgah
Mary Martin
Mary Call
Kemper Eleton
Blanchester
Medicine bags and beliefs of Indians on good medicine
Indians believe medicine bags hold charms that ward off disease bring luck and protect against harm in hunt or fight. If a hunter has ill luck he suspects a break in the bag and seeks to repair it by making good medicine.
Dr Thomas Electric O1 Offers Croup Cure Claim
An unsigned testimonial from Mrs L Whiteacre of Buffalo New York praises Dr Thomas Electric O1 as the best remedy for croup, stating it has been used successfully in her family for eight years. It reads as a signature endorsement claiming preventive and curative effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Mre. L
Local Notes and Social Gatherings From Bantam Area
Mrs. Mary Wise is much improved. James Bunyan and wife visited their sister Mrs. George Taey at Bantam this week. Lillian and Raph Walker are at home. William Wise and wife of Bethel were guests of their mother recently. Carey Marshall and wife of Williamsburg were recent callers. A new telephone line will run soon from Williamsburg to Chasetown. Pearl Carr sold his fee driver to Otto Mellott. Edward Oligee attended the horse sale Saturday at Williamsburg. J. Harlow and family spent Sunday with his brother George Frezer and family at Williamsburg. James Caldwell and wife were shopping in Williamsburg Friday. The Literary will meet at the home of F. W. Walker Friday evening the 2b.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wise
James Bunyan
George Taey
Bantam
Lillian
Raph Walker
William Wise
Bethel
Carey Marshall
Williamsburg
Chasetown
Pearl Carr
Otto Melott
Edward Oligee
J. Harlow
George Frezer
James Caldwell
F. W. Walker
Ihe
J. Stuart
Christian Sunday School
M. B
New Richmond
George Keiber
Bert Reed
Ira Frey
Chariie Pook
Mra
James O
Home remedy praised for rheumatism backache and kidney help
A claimed simple home-made mix using fluid extract dandelion, compound barberry, and compound syrupsapheia is said to relieve rheumatism backache strengthen kidneys and bladder and prevent Bright's disease. An authority notes the ingredients are vegetable based, harmless and low cost and suggests trying the prescription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Local News and Health Ads From Hillsboro and Beyond
Mrs Maggie Case visits relatives in Middletown and Franklin. Keneth Mclyer of Vanceboro Maine credits Dr Kings New Health Discovery for a remarkable recovery from severe throat infection and lung congestion. Mrs A J Miller visits Covington. others at home include Elva Ellett and G F Franz. Spahr preaches at M K church. Mrs Birdie King visits Milwaukee. Sick list includes Mrs Geo Fagin. Dr Shoops Health Coffee advertised as a coffee substitute sold by J L Moore & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keneth Mclyer
Vanceboro
Nash Pharmacy
A. J. Miller
John McCleland
Covington
Chas Swank
Elva Ellett
Evanston
G. F. Franz
Prineipal
Goshen School
Mabelle Myers
George Hoggart
R. Knott Ter. Spahr
M. K
Birdie King
Milwaukee
Ed Leever
Elizabeth Snider
Richard Dunlap
Leming
Geo. Fagin
Roy
David Groves
Dr. Shoop
J. L. Moore & Co
Local Social Notes and Jokes Highlight Weekend Visits
A bustling page records visits and family gatherings across Wilhamesburg Amelia Georgetown and Baywood. Entries mention Mrs Irene Miller, Edgar Burke, Miss Dora Parker, Mrs Olive Crane, Miss Maude Corliss, and others visiting relatives from Trenton to Batavia with son Jim White and Mrs J K White hosting gatherings. A Chinese oath joke and a quip by Prof Alexander Stephens reflect light columns style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna McNutt Hagerman
Wil- Hamesburg
Abe Nathan
Isa Biuesteine
Irene Miller
Williamsburg
Edgar Burke
Misa Dora Parker
Trenton
Florence Leever
Boston
Olive Crane
Bob
Campbell
Morris Ulrey
Tennessee
J. K. White
Jim White
Feesburg
Joe Powell
Pearl Mehara
Georgetown
Nellie Louden
Harry Dillman
Elmer Herbert
Baby
Amelia
Minerva Waterfield
Batavia
Kate Simmons
Maude Bode
Fork
Maude Corliss
City
Tony Kloman
Chas. Badgley
Velma
Stella
Royden
Felicity
George Maxfield
Frank Rymell
Chas. Canter
Frank West
Mesdames Fannie Scott
Win
Floods disrupt town with telephones down and relocations
After a week long flood closure schools reopen on Monday while residents report ongoing outages and property moves. The town notes many relocations including homes and business assets as residents adapt to flood conditions and seek new residences and jobs.
Vocal Chords and Odd Notes in Historic Mentions
The text notes vocal cords vibrate rapidly and affect singing range. It mentions Isabella Lucia of Pavia leaving $3000 to a local comic paper and a banquet for its staff. It references 18th century English marriage debts and fashionable women seeking creditors. Seattle plans a French steamship line to Europe with bi monthly sailings via Magellan Straits and South American ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pee Wirstick
Isabella Lucia
Pavia
Pacific
Seattle
Europe
Straits of Magellen
South America
Beattie
China Mutual Line
Liverpool
Asia
Cosmos Line
Hamburg
Preventics and Shoop Remedies Featured in Local Ad
An ad segment promotes Preventics cold tablets from Dr. Shoop of Racine Wisconsin with free samples and a book on colds. It touts early treatment preventing pneumonia and lists Nash Pharmacy selling 50 and 250 boxes, plus a catarrh balm offering free trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. B Shoop
The Texas Wonder Advertised Across Shops and Mail
The note lists The Texas Wonder kidney and rheumatic cure sold by draggists and by mail from Dr. and Mrs. Hall of St Louis Missouri. It also mentions Rev J Stuart preaching at the Christian church and Easter services scheduled for Sunday. Local society items include I C O F banquet attendees and visits by Mrs James O Neil and other acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Texas Wonder
Local families share visits and fond arrivals across towns
Mrs. Thomas Malfoy and daughter Kelva return from the city while Arch McMarphy and Frank Fisher with wives celebrate new baby boys. Audrey Williams and Blanche Wil ite apont Buoday with Rey Williams and wife visit Wiggonaville. Harvey Hutson and wife guests of his parents at Amelia. Bambach and wife visit Goo Smith at Postowa. Mrs. Harah Steelman, aged, breaks her hip Sunday. Mrs. Chas Calhoun visits Nicholaville relatives. Relatives attend funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Malfoy
Kelva
Arch McMarphy
Frank Fisher
Audrey Williams
Blanche Wilite Apont Buoday
Rey Williame
Wiggonaville
Harvey Hutson
Amelia
Bambach
Hunday
Goo
Smith
Postowa
Harah Steelman
Chas
Calhoun
Nicholaville
Irregular Bowels Prompt Odd Treatment Claim
A bizarre ad fragment touts a bowel remedy. It urges readers to ask a “drugglers” for pills and indicates a simple laxative cure for habitual constipation, with pricing in cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Bex
Farwick Weaving Veteran Celebrates Century
Matthew Fowlda of Farwick near Kilmarnock Scotland marks his hundredth birthday after a life at the loom. His children join in the celebration at Parwick, including a son serving in New Zealand’s House of Representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Fowlda
Farwick
Kilmarnock
Scotland
House of Representatives
New Zealand
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Ayer
Sant Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
Union Chapel
Summerside
Sears Dr
Jacob Rainey
69Th
Barton Kearns
Lee Short
Fair Oak
James Smith
Bert Huntington
Front Ana Kline Avenue
Harriet Mount
E. R. Mulford
Edenton
Dr. King
Narsh
Crosstown
Hillsboro
Maggie Case
Middletown
Franklin
Goshen
Doctors and Medicine
Alexander Stephens
New York College of Physicians and Surgeons
Castoria
Mir Samuel Pitcher
Bi Herbert
Signature of
New York
Bears
the Centaur Company
New York City
James Hoggan
Pike
High Ater
Ernats
Julius Shelley
Mary
David Shelly
Pittsburg
George Manning
Newport
Jessie Pribble
Mr. Anschutz
W. c. Staats
David P. Moreton
Roas Pattison
R. F
Selby Glaser
Oity
Alfred LaGuidari
Chillicothe
C. B. Moreton
C. Schmidt
McKibben
M. O. Shriver
Captain Shriver
Courier
Sue
Louise Moreton
C. A. Smith
Plegab
Will Bureau
Columbus
J. N. Church
Williamsburg Flour Mills
Southern
Ohio
Mt. Holly
Amelia Baptan
Afton
Mt. Crab
New Steamer Line
Sartoria
Chita
B. H. Knapp
N. W. Cor
Pearl and Sycamore
Stee
Aspinwall Potato Planter
Oneida
MNS
vuiDa
Newhouse
Euehed
Gncida Community, Ltd
Foside, NY
Els
Anrone
Mauritania
Cunard Company
Nav Whorfolk Westen
Clare
Baldwin
Sburg
Sardinia
Winchester Peebles
Barden Portamouth
P.M
St'tions
Portsmouth
Peebles
Winchester
Bardinia
Pennsylvania Lines
Pearl and
Butler Street
Cinelanati
Court and
Broadway
Roanoke
Richmond
Norfolk
Polntom
Norfolk & Western Railway
Pall- Man Jeepers
Binefeld and
Hoanoke
Trole He
Hillsboro Branch
Millebore
Hillebore
Allen Bine Han A
Tee
Peerty ‘ Ue
Dally de AM
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