Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery touted for lung disease
An advertising testimonial extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for lung disease claiming it strengthens weak lungs and improves blood oxygenation. A victim named Charles Fross of Sitka Indiana recalls severe consumption and recovery after multiple bottle courses, followed by a note on Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for cleansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Chas. Fross, P. M
Sitka
White Co
Ind
Dr. Pierce
Local notes from Edenton and area and Hall's Catarrh Cure ad
Edenton society notes report visits from Mr and Mrs Conklin of Westboro and other locals. Health notices include Mrs George Dugall with pneumonia and Mildred Barr visiting Mabel Kenner. W C T U organizer Anna Quinby visits Canton after Cincinnati contests. An obituary or greeting mentions Mrs Elizabeth Grimes and Mrs Minnie Temple. An advertisement offers one hundred dollars for catarrh cure and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with endorsements from Toledo wholesalers and local doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conklin
Westboro
Manville Lyon
George Dugall
Mildred Barr
Mabel Kenner
Pleasant Plain
Earl Witham
Anna Quinby
Cincinnati
Canton
Elizabeth Grimes
Sarah Randall
Shiloh
Herb. Bellz
Springfield
Minnie Temple
Sly
Indiana
Local Gossip and School News From Newtonsville Area
Newtonsville notes list visits by Shumard Barron Leever Losey Jordan and others to relatives in Williamsburg Goshen Edenton Cincinnati and Oklahoma Memorial services set May 18 in M E church at Newtonsville Principal Williams Pate and Emma Weaver appointed at local school with Anna Whittaker home from Cincinnati Also ad copy for Rocky Mountain Tea and Foley's Kidney Cure by Dr John Bunn & Son Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Shumard
Asa
Williamsburg
Dannie Barron
Blondin McKinney
Samuel Leever
Goshen
Bolser
Bandar
Harry Losey
Friend
Edenton
Amos Jordan and Son
West Woodville
A. Dimmitt
Eva McCollum
Hattie Binkley
Modest
AJ Mayham
Kemper Losey
Harry
Dayton
M. E
William Pate
Monterey
Emgus
Emma Eaver
Anna Whittaker
Cincinnati
Thomas Collins
Sylvester Shriner
George Cole
Oklahoma
Village Notes and Memorials From Mt Washington Area
Mrs Alice Courter visits sister in Mt Washington after hospital return. Mrs Frank Johnson called on Queen City visit. Corwie Arthur family and Mrs Anna Bogart visit at father’s. Sarah Dillon returns from Lindale after a week with brother. Bogart and family visit H OC Jeremiah’s. Mary Stall returns home from Fruit Hill after visit with Miss Johnson. Oda Apple laid to rest at Mt Mortab. he died in defense of country in the Philippines last August. Alexander sexton Mt Moriah cemetery died suddenly while preparing for Odeapple interment. C Behymer paper hanger ofthameville had been employed in village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Courter
Mt. Washington
Frank Johnson
Queen City
Corwie Arthur
Anna Bogart
Sarah Dillon
Lindaleetter
Guymond Bogart
H, OC
Jeremiah
Mary Stall
Fruit Hill
Miss Johnson
Mt. Moriah Cemetery
Odeapple
C. Behymer
Bethel social notes include Cincinnati visitor and Owensville resident
C J Brooks of Cincinnati visited Misses Cora and Hattie Kader of Amelia at Locust Rope. Herman Divaa of Owensville was in town that week for a local social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.J. Brooks
Cincinnati
Herman "Divdaa
Owensville
Cora
Hattie Kader
Amelia
Local notices of visits and family movements
A flurry of social updates details visits and stays across Bethel, Lebanon, Cincinnati and nearby towns. Families, guests, and relatives are mentioned including the Richards, Swing, Bratten, Weygandt, Carter, Moberly, Henning, Beck, Sinks, Montgomery, Swing, Hoffman, Thomas, Bonar, Foley and others with movements between Cincinnati, Columbus, Terre Haute and Mt. Crab. A Sunday-school convention drew a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlie Swing
W. P. Richards
James Robinson
Tom Bredwell
Cincinnati
C. J. Bratten
C. E. Bratten
Lebanon
Leslie Weygandt
Columbus
Red
Irene Carter
Harley Moberly
Lizzie Richards
Chas. Henning
L.A. Washboure
Marathon
Mattweon
Illinois
Rena Beck
John Bratton
Mt. Crab
Harry Thomas
Sunda
Williamsburg
D. Bonar
Felicity
Pacareau
Vacant House Seeks Railroad Work Opportunity
A vacant house at this place offers a chance for someone to work on the railroad. The Rapp family has split, with part now at their new farm near the twin bridges. Thurman Trees bought the pasture privilege of the fair ground for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapp
Thurman Trees
W. Channel
George M. Channel
M. Marshall
Bethel
Belle
Lizzie Shaffer
Theodore Myrick
the Traction Company
Woman recounts remedy preventing dangers of whooping cough
A Springville Alabama mother with experience with the disease shares how to prevent dangerous consequences. She notes her three children, including a three month old baby, all recovered well after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. She adds their older daughter called eagerly for the cough syrup between whoops. Becks Pharmacy carries the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Jessie Pi Nkey Hall
Springville
Ala
Beck’s
Local visitors and town notes share updates and entertainments
Thomas Christie and family of Lebanon visited his parents Mrs. Ed Turner. Richard Swing led railroad men on an inspection tour. Corn planting begins while Dr. Fomorin improves his house. Local travel includes Dr. Ed Ireton Applegate and C. W. Caldwell in Georgetown. Entertainment at the schoolhouse upcoming. health ads promote Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil and Foley's Honey and Tar with local pharmacy recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Christie
Lebanon
Ed Turner
Harry Marsh
Findlay
Richard Swing
Fomorin
Ed Ireton
M. E. Applegate
C. W. Caldwell
Monterey
Frank Dimmitt
Newtonsville
W. B. Christie
Tom VanCamp
Perry Griswold
Lerado
John Applegate
Jno. F., Smith
Carroll McNutt
Cincinnati Dental College
Saturon
Pleasant Valley Notes and Local Appointments
Richard South of Monterey mourns Mia South as the community shares grief. Allen Glancy to teach in Goshen this winter. Burns family visits Camp Dennison. Cedar Farm hosts visitors from Crosstown. Mrs. Ben Worthington visits relatives in Permown. Spring weather spurs planting. pasture growth urged. Assessor busy listing Jackson township property. Beck's Pharmacy offers free samples of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for upset taste and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard South
Monterey
Mia
J. W.s8well
Joe Peeeh Clee
Allen Glancy
Goshen
Elizabeth
Katherine Burns
J. F. Burns
Charles Burns
Camp Dennison
G. Glancy
Harry Hall
Crosstown
Cedar Farm
Ben Worthington
Marathon
Permn
Jackson Township
Local social notes from Newtown and surrounding towns
Mrs. Caroline Kyle was entertained by Mrs. A Ky Miller of Newtown last week. Mrs. A Perin and daughter attended Mrs. Evans thirteenth wedding anniversary at Hyde Park on April 20. The ladies aid plans an all day meeting at the parsonage on May 14. Daisy Nashie visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Wm Perkins of Amelia. Miss Mary Leaf and Mrs Charles Greene of Milford called on Miss Jennie Forbes. Mesdames Hauling and Davis visited Miamitown, guesting Mrs A Pickens. EB Forbes stayed with daughter Mrs Martha Turner of Delta. Belle Davia from Cincinnati spent several days here. Julia and Lillian Perkins and Ruth Wood attended the Amelia commencement. Mr and Mrs Brunn visited North Bend, Iowa. Mr and Mrs G R Johnson and Caroline Day hosted friends in Columbia. A number from here attended the funeral of Oda Apple at Mt Moriah church. J Malloot of Cincinnati and Miss Nettie Beagle of Rose Hill were quietly married on April 30, at the home of the bride, Mr and Mrs Young of Sydney spent last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Kyle
A. Ky Miller
Newtown
A. Perin
Evans
Hyde Park
Ladies Aid
Parsonage
Misa Daisy Nashie
Wm. Perkins
Amelia
Mary Leaf
Charles Greene
Milford
Jennie Forbes
S. Mesdames
Davis
Miamitown
A Pickens
EB. Forbes
Martha Turner
Delta
Misa Belle Davia
Cincinnati
Julia
Lillian Perkins
Ruth Wood
Brunn
North Bend
Ioa
G. R. Johnson
Caroline Day
Columbia
Oda Apple
Mt. Moriah Charch
J. Malloot
Nettie Beagle
Rose Hill
Young
Sydney
Souffies Catarrh Cure Promoted Across Nation
An advertisement touts Souffies the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy sold for one dollar with internal and external medicines for a month. The notice claims it cures catarrh quickly by reaching the inflamed membranes and stops discharges, warning untreated catarrh may lead to consumption. The piece also blends local social items and community notes about residents and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Edwin B. Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Week at R. D. McDaniel's and local visitors
Sunday visitors gathered at J. D. Turner's and nearby homes including E. Turner and family, Wilber Jones from Cincinnati, Katharine Ricker, Maud Kuhn, Pear and Emily Phillips, Grabo, F. Anderson, Hahn families, J. Rose, Walter Pond family, H. Huddleston, and Bertha Carpenter. Louella Miers enters Jewish hospital for nurse training this week. Fannie Perin of Olive Branch visits Aunt Gunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. McDaniel
E. Turner
Pleasant Valley
Cincinnati
Fannie Perin
Olive Branch
Gunter
Nervous System Restored by Dr Chase Nerve Pills
Mr. E. R. Ellison of Newham Street Wilmington Ohio reports severe nervousness sleeplessness indigestion and back pains before using Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills since taking them his nerve system is toned up he sleeps well indigestion relieved and back pains gone he highly recommends the pills. Sold at 50 cents a box by dealers or Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY with portrait and signature on every package. Available at Dr Bunn's drug store.
Lindale Notices of Illness Deaths and Local Visits
Miss Jennie Kirton shows slight improvement while residents report illnesses injuries and recent visits. Leona Reinhardt dies of typhoid fever at Mt Pisgah and Lena Reinhardt's death prompts many kin to return home. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets promoted by Book's Pharmacy in Lindale.
Foley's Kidney Cure Recommended for Travelers
Travel causes constant kidney strain as engines vibrations jar the kidneys. Foley's Kidney Cure is advised to strengthen kidneys and treat kidney and bladder issues. Testimony from George H. Hanson, locomotive engineer, Lima, Ohio, claims relief after using the remedy. Sold by Dr. John Bunn & Son, Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
John Bunn & Son
Batavia
George H. Hansan
Lima
Electric Bitters touted by congressman after overwork
The piece cites Congressman Champ Clark claiming Electric Bitters cured his nervous fatigue and bodily ills after a campaign. It extols the tonic as the best all-around medicine from druggists, with guarantees from Dr. John Bunn and J. R. Hicke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Missouri
John Bunn
Batavia
J. R. Hicke
Amelia
Milford Public School Commencement Set for May Twenty Third
Mrs John Boyer of Piqua returns home after visiting her mother Mrs D K Harvey Edgar Sanford of Bellevue Ky spends May with grandmother Mrs 8 A Sanford Miss Katherine Armstrong visits her parents in East Milford Mrs L M Spencer returns from Chicago after sister Mrs Chrisolaie dies Florence and May Woodward of Perrytown dine with Pauline Wallace John Gaddis and daughter visit the Hommeyers The twentieth annual Milford public school commencement will be held May 23 at the Milford town hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boyer
Piqua
D. K. Harvey
Webster Rybold
Carthage
Ed. Horman
Edgar Sanford
Bellevue
A. Sanford
Leslie Sanford
Lockland
Milford
Katherine Armstrong
East Milford
L. M. Spencer
Chicago
Chrisolaie
Florence
May Woodward
Perrytown
Pauline Wallace
John Gaddis
Charles Hommeyer
Milford Public School
Milford Town Hall
Kidney Health Ad Emphasizes Swamp Root Remedy
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a great kidney remedy. It asserts kidneys filter blood every three minutes and links kidney trouble to many diseases. It offers sample bottle by mail and urges mentioning the paper when writing to Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
Mosow Presbyterians and Local News Briefs
Elder McMinn to preach at the Presbyterian church next Sunday afternoon. Public school commencement at the M E church Friday evening May 9 with graduates Jennie Hopkins Bessie Boys and Carl Glaster. Baccalaureate by Elder Brokaw last Sunday. Various residents moved visited or shopped including Harry Aultman John Carr Mrs Markc Stevens Mia Primer and family Mrs Ropright David Davs Robert Cushard Edgar Miller and others. Property improvements noted for S H Grimes with new veranda paint and walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder McMinn
Presbyterian Church
M. E
Jennie Hopkins
Bessie Boys
Carl Glaster
Brokaw
Harry Aultman
Bethel
John Carr
New Richmond
Markc Stevens
Mt. Crab
Primer
Salt Air
Mia
Frank Derkinger
Ropright
Queen City
David Davs
Cincinnati
Moscow
Robert Cushard
Sam Judd
A. Rader
Mra. Stevene
Alonzo Judd
John Grimfen
Mra. Seeger
Edgar Miller
Hamilton
Therrick Lst
Lytle
Queen Ity
H. Grimes
Robert Doyle
Town News Roundup of Local Visits and Births
Mrs Elien McClain returned home after wintering with daughter Mrs Keyhoe. A boy arrived for Mr and Mrs Brokaw. Mount moves into Morton property. Lanham visited at home while Sam Law family guests in Mt Pisgah. Carrie Hartshorn from Covington at home Sunday. Mrs Roush with mother Mrs Purkhier in Neville. Wharf boat undergoing repairs. Hayden opens new meat shop. Felicity man Howard visits mother. Grant Parkbiser family in town. Daughter born to Mr and Mrs H D Manning on May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elien McClain
Keyhoe
Brokaw
Mount
David Morton
Lanham
Sam Law
Mt. Pisgah
Carrie Hartshorn
Covington
Wm. Roush
Purkhieer
Neville
Hayden
Cc. Howard
Felicity
Grant Parkbiser
Our Town
H. D. Manning
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West
TRUAX
O Walping, Kinnan & Marvin
Rocky Mountain
Madison Mediine Co
Ison
Wis
Hulington
A. A. Herren
Finch, Ark
John Buon
Beck
MT. Carmel
Raf
Coatoria
MT. Holly
Merta Begley
Anti- Bantem
Bessie Lytle
Hamlet
H. M. Lytle
John Huntington
Amelis
Prof
Bagby
Lindale
Joseph Daweon
John Henderson
White Oak
Wr. Meeker
John Liebner
Wilisee Station
Henry Warren
Hannah Ketchum
Thomas Danby
H. F. Mefford
Afton
George Wagerman
Babe Doughty
Dorothy White
Elmer Rising
Enty Erget
C. J. Swing
Mise Nellie Butler
Irvin Lier
Isabel
Wm. Clark and
Familly
Agnes
Augusta Handlan
E Y, Handian
Laura Brotherton
Fred Warren
D. H. Baldwin Co
Cincimnat
A. C. Lytle
Norwood
Olin Fagin
North Side
Wm. Houser
Eugenia Hand
James Rust
Summerside
Samuel Smith
Ache
E. R. Ellison
Newham Street
Wil
Mington
Ohio
Dr. A. W
Chase
Vous
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N. Y
A. W. Chase
Bunn’s Drug Store
Jennie Kirton
Harry Jackson
Nicholsville
Mildred Denham
Don Westerman
Delphos
Mott
John Wheeler
Clyde Lindsey
Tobacco
Bilcott
Elmwood
Robert
Lew Gray
Margaret Blair
Eliza Silcott
Alexander White
Frank Smith
Leona Reinhardt
Hattie Cook
Franklin
G. W. Temple
Lynchburg
B. F. Lindsey
Tony Reinhardt
Detmar Bainum
Harvey Cox
Warren County
Warren, Pa
Book’s
Ifelsstate
Infans
Freee
Samuel
LN Valerii
New York
Ato
Bbue
Bears
Castoria
Centaur Compaty
New York City
Chas. J. Buddeke & CO
Union Trust Building
Cor
Ge Pork
J. C. Fghr
Agency For the
Bessemer
Denis
Ellwood
Ored Lress Eureka Foundry Company
Corner Monument and
Webster Streets
Ohic
DR. Fenner
Fenner
Thad
W. H. McGugin
Olive Furnace
St.vitus
Joseph I
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