Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsed by Dozens in Loveland
The ad cites kidney ills and back pain, promoting Doan’s Kidney Pills by Foster Milburn Co as a 75 year cure. John Fox of Jackson St Loveland Ohio reports relief after using the remedy. Price is 50 cents, available at all dealers. Buffalo New York is named as sole US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Dean
John Fox
Jackson St
Loveland
Ohio
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Local greetings and visits noted in Hartwell region
Brief social notes show Grace Leeds visiting Hartwell relatives, Baird visiting his brother in Russellville, Lela and Hazel Green at Pleasant Hill, Annie Dugan home from Carthage, Wes Hannah Myes in Cincinnati Latonia, Lizzie Denham hosting the Missionary Circle, Theo Brumrom visiting J. H. Myers in New Richmond, and a church gathering. Also an advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with claims of internal action and blood purification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Leeds
Hartwell
Mr. Baird
Albert
Russellville
Lela
Hazel Green
Pleasant Hill
Annie Dugan
Carthage
Wes Hannah Myes
Cincinnati
Latonia
Lizzie Denham
Theo. Brumrom
J. H. Myers
New Richmond
Pisgah
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Mrs. Laura Dial of Norwalk Connecticut visited Mrs. Harry French. Mrs. Bessie Ferris hosted her sister Mrs. Anthony of Springfield. Mr. Volz of the city was guest of Mr. Snider. Mrs. J. H. Beck stayed with Bethel relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Nolan visited J. N. Judd and wife. Rev. Clarence Marshall and family from Iowa visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Marshall. Dr. Bradley was in the city Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Dial
Norwalk
Charleston
W. Va
Clarence Marshall
Iowa
B.D. Marshall
Bradley
City
Mosquitoes and Malaria Remedy Testimonial
Fragmentary ad style notice stating malaria is carried by mosquitoes and describes benefits of Electric Bitters. Quote from Wm. Jetwell of Lucama about three bottles curing malaria and improving health. Mentions 50 cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Jetwell
Lucama, N
West Point Social Notes Mention Local Visits
Miss Laura Walker hosted Mr W O Maham at Hydde Park on Sunday. Ada Warden visited her aunt M Waterfield and returned home Sunday. The Will iapbay Sunday school convention drew attendees from here. Dith Printy Felicity visited the Junipers. Maude Lewis Rice visited her uncle L Harris. Mrs B G Whiting Akron suffered kidney trouble and backache. she used Kidney Pills and says they helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Walker
W. O. Maham
Hydde Park
Ada Warden
M. Waterfield
Armis
Ae Monier
Williapbay
Dith Print
Felicity
Maude Lewis Rice
L. Harris
Wae
Delmar
Dick Amlet
Doc Rice
Nda
M Mabe
B. G. Whiting
Willow Bt
Akron
Edenton guests listed amid accident scene notes
Masel and Hobson appear on a list while Lena Hamilt and others noted near an accident scene. The fragment mentions a trip event with stitches and hospitality at a Shriner location in Edenton, with various names appearing as visitors or witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aq Masel
Tom Hobson
Oy Te
Lena Hamilton
Paultes
Shriner
Edenton
al Eles
Colt
Jones
Fragmentary OCR Notice on Petitions and Payments
Incomplete text from a historical page references petitions and payments with names and dates unclear. The readable portion hints at a legal or financial matter but lacks sufficient detail to identify parties, actions, or outcomes.
Local Notes from Amelia and Bethel Communities
Mrs. Gora Carter of Bethel visited friends in Amelia with Miss Rhoda White and Frances Nickels. Miss Harriett Swem spent a day in Bethel. Miss Cora Huntington hosted the Philathea group. Mina Robb visited her mother. Mary Armacost of Cincinnati stayed with Miss Apphia Hoskins. Mr and Mrs Jack Thompson of Bethel and Mr and Mrs Charles Nagel of Cherry Grove were hosted by John Huntington. The Home Missionary Society plans a missionary tea May 11. John and Mrs Huntington and Mrs Bert Huntington attended the 5.8 Convention at Aliamsburg. Eloise French Collins of Chicago visits the French family. Charles Nolan hosted the Baracas. Fred Kearns visited home for Sunday. Bowman Woodruff visited Glendale and Madisonville. A surprise gathering for Mr and Mrs P. M White occurred April 30 with a pleasant evening and lunch. The Eastern Star observed its anniversary May 6 at the Masonic hall with a program. Mrs Frank Hopper and Gladys and Lenore Hopper of Westville visited the Hopkins family. Mrs Hila Branaugh died at James Smith’s home. A note promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as widely used locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Gora Carter
Bethel
Rhoda White
Frances Nickels
Dorothy
Harriett Swem
Rs Cora Huntington
Mina Robb
Harriet
Mary Armacost
Cincinnati
Apphia Hoskins
Jack Thompson
Charles
Fred Kearns
City
Bowman Woodruff
Glendale
Madisonville
P. M. White
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Frank, Hopper
Gladys
Lenore Hopper
Westville
O. B. Hopkins
Hila Branaugh
James Smith
Elery Anderson
Lynchburg
Stephen South
Water Musgrove
Maysville
Blanche Willis Thompson
Euchre Club
Louise Abbott
Yellow Springs
Abbott
Effie
Ivy Hutson
Ollie House
H. J. Beck
Elmer Herbert
Dorophy
Hannah Bainum
Callie Hill
John Hauck
Kate Herbert
A. Day
E. A
Viddie White
Lucy
John Huntington
Quince Gatts
Hamersville
Harley Alrey
M. Rucker
Ducktown
Tenn
Leticia Cook
Dee Crane
Dave Davis
Baby
Georgetown
Si Bluestein
G. G. Bambach
Keith Brannock
Anna B
Thomas Williams
J. K. Morris
Lollie Belle
Claude Fisher
Lima
Mary Smith
Mt. Washington
Neiderman
Pythian N Sisters
Frida
Sol Griffith
Robert Hamilton
Edgemont
Chas. Enderes
Robert Fisher
Hamilton
Esther Bush
Social News From Hyde Park and Nearby Towns
Mrs J C Dennis entertained her brother O H Knight of Sardinia recently. Fayetteville visitors included Mr and Mrs George McCollum and son Clark. Hyde Park hosts included W W Widmeyer and many couples.Mrs Hattie Davidson and Trillia Pollock in the city Friday. Mrs A F Bis visiting brother in Higginport. Mrs Harry Holden and son James with her parents. Hyde Park and Cincinnati relatives visiting. Mrs L A Stockton back from winter south. Mothers Day at M E church May 12 with special services and souvenir for all present. We want 300 in Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Dennis
O. H. Knight
Sardinia
George McCollum
Clark
Fayettevil
M Ree
W.W. Widmeyer
Hyde Park
G. B.beacham
E. H. Davis
N. T. Daily
T. K. Ellis
J. F Fubr
T. G. Foster
Geo. Hines
H. McNutt
G.A. Mcnutt
J. B. Cover
George Ant
Manhatta Allen
Tee Os
Ford
Hattie Davidson
Trillia Pollock
Frida
A. F. Bis
Higgineport
Harry Holden
James
Eeu
Aury
Carrie KB
Cincinnati
L. A. Stockton
South
M.B. Griggs
Winton Place
M. E. Church
Judge’s leg cured by Amica Salve in Gillis Mills
Justice Eli Cherry faced a stubborn leg sore thought to be cancer. After trying many remedies, he credit Bucklen’s Amica Salve with a complete cure. It heals burns, boils, ulcers, cuts, bruises and piles. 25 cents at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Cherry
Gillis Mills
Tenn
Bucklen
Local Social Notes From The County
Miss Margaret Anderson returns home after wintering with her brother in Tennessee. Clarence Black visits at Robert Black’s in the city. Katharine Oldenburg and Mabel Landon with Mr. Crossley and wife entertainers from Monterey. J. R. Johnson’s guests include Jonathan Johnson and Flora from Monterey. W. D. Davidson hosts a large crowd for a wedding anniversary celebration. Paul Joseph undergoes appendectomy at Christ Hospital Cincinnati. Dr Ireton attends. Mrs. Mary Johnson hosts a quilting party with guests including Mrs. John Joseph and others from city and Norwood. Christy and Henry Johnson of Hillsboro visit Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Anderson
William
Tennessee
Robert Black
Clarence Black
Katharine Oldenburg
Goshen
Mabel Landon
Mr. Crossley
Monterey
Jonathan Johnson
Flora
J. R. Johnson
W. D. Davidson
Paul Joseph
Ella Joseph
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Ireton
Mary Johnson
John Joseph
Ella Whitaker
Lillie Fomorin
Sallie Ireton
May Christy Ethel Apgar
City
Hawthorn
Norwood
Christy
Henry Johnson
Hillsboro
Life Pills Promoted For Stomach Liver Kidney Relief
A fragment advertises Dr King's Life Pills as a cure for stomach liver and kidney troubles claiming they revive vigor and life. Priced at 25 cents and sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Tallman
Local Social Notes Mixed With Names and Movements
Residents and guests are listed including Edenton and Milford visitors, families moving to Westboro, and Sunday visits at homes. Mentions include Clara Pringle buying a buggy, Bethel D Van Camp in Bet, and others attending sermons and social calls amid scattered garbled text.
Dodsworth Ends School and Plays Big Day for Team
In a puzzling field report from MCGHOLSVILLE details are unclear but mention Dodsworth finishing school duties and delivering a notable performance at bat. The text references Haminy and a trip to Wes with Siesta, indicating a sequence of athletic actions and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcgholsville
Dodsworth
Bellaby Bane
Haminay
Apa
Thomas McKinney Recovers After Foley Kidney Pills
A Civil War veteran from 315 First St. Fion reports constant misery from backache rheumatic pains dizziness and kidney disorders. After taking Foley Kidney Pills he claims to be cured in one month and feels well in every respect per A C Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McKinney
St. Fiona
Foley
A.C. Nash
Dayton Reverend to Speak at Christian Chapel May 12
Rev J B Burnett of Dayton will preach at Christian Chapel on Sunday May 12 in both morning and evening services. The item also notes community events and local engagements including a township high school commencement, family visits, and local happenings.
Owensville social items and notices from town
Ralph and Dale McKay spent Sunday with relatives. Cincinnati visitors Darrel Merohall and Blanche Merohall joined grandparents Mr and Mrs Apgar. Five Hundred Club met on Main Street with full attendance and luncheon. Mrs Freshhard and daughters host a Chicago friend. Helen Rutledge visiting sister Mrs John Myers Jr. Cha Lagros a guest of his parents. Misses Ines and Zetta Mitchell hosted Elk Lick visitors. B Maxwell visited F Fomorin family. Caution on colds and diphtheria with a note endorsing Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph and
Dale McKay
Here Parente
Darrel
Blanche Merohall
Cincinnati
Aeenanis
M Apgar
Helen Rutledge
John Myers, Jr
Dayton
Patchells host visitors and neighbors in STONELICK
Local notes record Mr and Mrs A J Patchell hosting dinner with guests from Batavia and Milford. Jimmie Burgess of Cincinnati visited grandparents James Carpenter and wife. other residents mentioned include Roberta Patchell and Billa Schafroth in social calls. A 10 pound boy is rumored to be welcomed by Mr and Mrs Ogt. Darius Downey and Milton Sapp appear in farm and travel items along with various calls from Owensville and Newberg Junction. An advertisement for Chamberlains Tablets is included with patient testimonials from Darius Downey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Patchell
Jacob Friend
Batavia
H Jimmie Burgess
Cincinnati
James Carpenter
Roberta
Patchell
L. O.peidel
Milford
Carl Wolf
Emily, Reichle
Bunda
Billa Schafroth
Harry McAfee
H.C. Patchell
Baldwin
Voley Edinger
Olive Branch
Ogt
B. O. Pateell
J. K. Ashburn
Milton Sapp
Henry Schobert
Sapp
Oe Wissel
Queen City
Horence Leming
Owensville
Elsie
Rose Faul
Stonelick Valley
Sam Azzard
Clermont
Clinton
Warren
Bell
Bethel Social Notes From Lynchburg to Amelia
Bethel brief notices report Elery Anderson in Lynchburg and various residents visiting family and friends in Maysville Amelia Yellow Springs Olive Branch Hamilton and Lima. The piece lists visitors entertainers lodge events moving plans and a local medicine advice note urging Champlain Chamberlain's liniment for rheumatism.
Marriage for Goshen native in Norwood post office
Frank Rogers formerly of Goshen now serving in Norwood post office married a Columbus woman on Wednesday. Their future home will be in Norwood. T. T. Scott and wife of Goshen visited Loveland relatives. Dr. Wm. Scott and Mrs. Scott attend Ohio State Medical Society meeting in Dayton. The Carbon plant operates here, supplying ore lamp lamps. News notes two legendary horses died of old age: Alcantra once led E. Il Stock Farm stables. High Wood from Dr Meade's stables. Burials mark a hero's resting place at the Doctor's race track center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rogers
Goshen
Orwood
Columbus
Norwood
T. T. Scott
Loveland
Wm. Scott
Scott
Dayton
Ohio State Medical Society
Alcantra
E. Il Stock Farm
W. Conant
Ark
High Wood
Dr. Meade
Best She Ever Tried and Cure Enclosed for Gapes
Fragmentary note describes a woman pleased with a cure and enclosing another quart. Mentions Scott's store in Baynesville Virginia and Bethel Ohio with a Bourbon poultry money order and Lizzie Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott’s
Baynesville
Bethel
Anss
Lizzie Morgan
aySti
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
The
Demons of
West Point
Chamberlain
Williamsburg
Newtonsville
Dr. Rapp
B. L. Jordan
Edenton Baturdania
Thomas Garrison
Modest
W. BoAber
George Shields
Henry Burton
Westboro
Hester
Plagohester
Nancy Collins
He Beit
Smeillman
MT. Holly
J.£. Burnett
Christian Chapel
O. A. Fagin
Township High School
Locust Corner
Glenn Swing
Wesley Liston
Samuel Smith
M. Edwards
B. L. Ketcham
Board of Education
Jacob Brunk
John Popie
Stuckenberg
Dan McCallum
Laura Rotherton
Jennie Hockley
Hrangeline
Crawfordsville
Ind
Lewis Tracy
Harrison
O. Kincaid
Olin Fagin
W. W. Widmire
William Hennin
East Fork
Fannie Beckett
Eva Bissantz
Teac
Hazel Alrey
Forest
Hill
B. Myrick
Lucy Run
Charles Kincaid
Nod Myrick
Bagby
Mt. Carmel
Helen Bradbury
West Amelia
F. Ludlow
Laura Brotherton
Frank
Howard
Pitts
Walnut Hills
Mesdames Pitts
Kelly
Jeffries
Fred
Hamlet
O.M. Edwards
Brother Friday
Efton’s
Harry Mefford
Frank Brotherton
Bredwell Hill
John Parsons
Stewart
Stonelick
Erlain
Darius Downey
Newberg Junction
N. B
Miami
J.a.lutes
Matt Olive Branch
Datavia
Harry Jennings
Amelia, CO
R. FE
Brazier Station
Sam Hazzard
Nash
Maine
Reina 198 & Bro. Batre
Ferm
H_Farm
Lfell
Bears
Gastoria
Lowe Bros
Indian Cycles
Oliver and Imperial
C. W. Seyler
Smyth
Aria
Sau Bomer Fertliger
Tay Elias
Bales
Delaine
John B
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