Williamsport notices mix with catarrh cure ad
Local briefs report social visits in Connersville Batavia and Cincinnati as residents such as Miss Mae Meilelland Miss Doral and Mrs. Sackett are mentioned. The piece blends an illness update with an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo claiming a constitutional remedy and a money back offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F.J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & CO
Drugegiste
Hal
School board consolidates rooms and hires Reinhardt
Tuesday evening the school board decided to merge two rooms into one and appointed Mr. Reinhardt to teach the next year. The notice lists local social visits and several residents visiting relatives, with multiple names and places such as Newport Forestville Cincinnati and J. Jones noted among the readable fragments. A health ad promotes Kodol for Dyspepsia sold by Bunn's drug store, claiming relief for chronic indigestion and improved digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunn
Reverend Dunn to Preach at M E Church Sunday
Rev A E Dunn will preach in the M E church at this place Sunday May 20 at 10 30 Miss Jennie Dixon of Laurel was the guest of relatives Wednesday The literary society play drew a large audience Edgar Light has returned to Felicity after three weeks with relatives Rev Spurrier was entertained to dinner Sunday by Hugh McNair J L Roudebush and wife visited relatives at Stonelick Sunday Miss Mabel Windsor of Lindale visited Miss Daisy Howitt Sunday Maud Corbin was hired to teach the Fair View school for the coming term
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Dunn
M. E
This Place
Jennie Dixon
Laurel
Edgar Light
Felicity
Spurrier
Hugh McNair
J.L. Roudebush
Stonelick
Mabel Windsor
Lindale
Daisy Howitt
Maud Corbin
Fair View
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Ad Claims Indigestion Relief
An old advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy for sour stomach loss of strength headaches and other indigestion symptoms. It markets the product as a digesting tonic and reconstructive agent with testimonials and price details. It mentions E O DeWitt & Co of Chicago as manufacturers and local pharmacies selling the bottle for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Ball
Ravenswood
W. Va
Saya
E. 0. Dewitt & CO
Chicaqgo
Local notes on visits and health in Nicholsville area
Miss Iva Corbin will teach the Nicholsville School. Hugh McNair and wife visited relatives at Lindale Sunday week. James McMurchy called on Laurel relatives Thursday. George Ralls Jr. is very sick. Mrs. Wm Galasple and children of Mt Pisgah spent Saturday with her parents. James Jackson and wife and Howard Jackson and Russell of Cincinnati spent Sunday with their father H. Jackson and family. Walter Fagin's child has been quite sick. Mrs. Lewis Snider entertained her daughter from Ripley Sunday. Ed Frazier and wife called on Bethel friends last week. J. L. Roudebush and son Raymond attended the Sunday-school convention at Amelia Friday afternoon. Miss Bertha Cox of Mt Pisgah was guest of Miss Bernice Jackson. Drs. C. L. Kennedy of Laurel and H. C. Behymer of Amelia made visits here last week. After a week with relatives here Mrs. Sam Meeker returned to Goshen. Mrs. Nancy Mace is visiting relatives at Georgetown. Orange Snider completed a large barn for Mrs. James Slater. Mrs. E. A. McMurchy spent Thursday week in the Queen City. Miss Edna Corbin of Pt Isabel spent Sunday with Mrs. John Corbin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Meilelland
Connersville
Ind
Doral
Mra. Sackett
Chas. Frezier
Rebekah Lodge
Batavia
Oscar Walker
Mia
Laura Kennedy
Marjorie
Serdinia
J.C. Dennis
Bessie Sentman
Cincinnati
K. Peterson
J.C. Fuhr
Maxyie Peterson
C. E. Holmes
Ray Scott
Bethel
Chase Vanesdol
Maud Martin
Feesburg
T. C. Jones
Iva Corbin
Nicholsville
Hugh McNair
Lindale
James McMurchy
Laurel
George Ralls Jr
Wm. Galasple
Mt. Pisgah
James Jackson
Howard Jackson
Russell
H. Jackson
Walter Fagin
Lewis Snider
Ripley
Ed Frazier
J. L. Roudebush
Raymond
Amelia
Bertha Cox
Bernice Jackson
C. L. Kennedy
H.C. Behymer
Sam Meeker
Goshen
Nancy Mace
Georgetown
Orange Snider
James Slater
E. A. McMurchy
Queen City
Edna Corbin
Pt. Isabel
John Corbin
Anna Chaney
Lida
Ruie Higgins
Lerado
Amelia May
McCright
Fayettsville
John Smith
Nellie Creager
Anna
Clara Chaney
George Chaney
Henry Rosselot
Joe Higgins
Levi Griswold
Grace
Laura Ruggan
Beulah Frank
Charles Hobson
The
Christian Church
Henry Coleman Jr
Vera Cruz
Sam Davidson
Wm. Davidson
Marathon
Geo. Hansgen
H. B. Hutson
Tate Township
Old Bethel
Warren
Mt. Holly
Henry
John McMurchy
Augusta
Si Bluestine
Meyer Nathan
Indianapolis
Nana Page
Dina Scott
Milner
J. M. Milner
Mamie
Edgar Milner
Lee Milner
Karl Williams
Bernice
Tom Bass
Mulberry
Nellie Stanley
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Martha Milner
Sarah Milner
Ewry
Grace Hall
Campbell Red
Bantam
Louise Bricker
Baywood
Rutledge
Edenton
John Myers
Walnut Hille
Gus Iven
Florence Coler
Milford
Carrie Caldwell
Rath Rust
Cumminsville
Mary
Lizzie Favret
Spencer
Zstta Mitchell
Mary McKay
Dora McKinney
Newtonsvile
Wm.Marshall
Charles Chamberlain
Westchester
Dora Fetter
Walnut Hills
M. F. Apgar
Lizzie Favrer
Postmaster of Riverton nearly robbed and saved by tonic
G W Fouts Riverton Iowa, nearly lost his life and was robbed of all comfort, per a letter describing a chronic liver complaint and severe jaundice. He credits Electric Bitters, bought at Nash Pharmscs, with curing him and keeping him well for eleven years, calling it a sure cure for biliousness neuralgia weakness and all stomach liver kidney bladder derangements.
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G. W. Fouts
Riverton
Nash Pharmscs
Adc
Local Briefs and Notices From Lerado Congregation Visit and Town Life
Delegates Anna Chaney Lida and Ruie Higgins attend the Lerado Sunday school convention at Amelia May reporting a profitable and enthusiastic meeting. Henry Coleman Jr dies at home and funeral planned at Vera Cruz. Lyons of the community share visits with relatives from Cincinnati and Pennsylvania. Foley's Kidney Cure advertised with testimonials from Oscar Bowman Lebanon Ky and a Batavia seller D N Bunn.
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Foley
Symptons
Oscar Bowman
Lebanon
D. N. Bunn
Batavia
Social notes and health cure mention from Mt Washington region
Local social items list visits and guests across Mt Washington, Mt Pisgah, Denham's Hill, Cincinnati, and Felicity with names such as Denhams, Silcotts, Lindsey, McDonald, Pearce, Mott, Windsor, Hewitt, Figgins, and Morehead. An advisory note praises Foley's Kidney Cure as effective for kidney disorders, citing A H Davis of Mt Sterling Iowa as a testimonial and D N Bano of Batavia Ohio as seller.
Sunday school convention meets in Amelia
The Sunday school convention held a regular session at Amelia last Thursday and Friday with full attendance and a profitable meeting. Whit Hartwell is building a small house here and will soon supply patrons with free ham meat.
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Amelia
Foley's Honey and Tar advertised as genuine remedy
Do Not be Imposed Upon Foley and Co Chicago originated Honey and Tar as ai throat and lung remedy. Great merit and popularity of Foley's Honey and Tar lead to many imitations. Refuse substitutes. Mildly laxative with no opiates, safest for children. Sold by D N Bunp Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
D, N, Bunp
Batavia
Don’t Physic Use Ramon’s Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets
Advertises Ramon’s Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets as a safe permanent liver cure. Claims complete treatment for 25 cents with easy, natural results and a money back guarantee if they fail. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon
Branch Wednesday in Amelia local notes
Miss Ethel Bealer hello girl at Bell telephone exchange Amelia visited the village last week soliciting for the company. County Sunday school convention attended at Amelia. Prof. C. E. Smith's school entertainment a success with music by Mr. and Mrs. Ely and Mrs. Laub. Mrs. Katherine Gilsdorf visiting Portsmouth relatives. C M Edwards guests at Armstrong home. A Fagin beautifying his home with a new fence. Jacob Brunk building a veranda for James Sillett at Amelia.
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Ethel Bealer
Bell Telephone Exchange
Amelia
C. E. Smith
Frank Ely
Zuella Laub
Amelie
Katherine Gilsdorf
Portsmouth
C. M. Edwards
Hospitale
Johnson Armstrong
O. A. Fagin
Jacob Brunk
James Sillett
Bethel Gossip and Community Notes From Bethel Area
Local notices record visits and travels of residents from Madisonville to Cincinnati. A Sunday-school festival in the Baptist church yard will aid the band. A Bethel Eastern Star Lodge was formed and Miss Avis Pemberton wed Rev Dodson in Cincinnati.
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Avis Pemberton
Bethel Schooler
Rev. Dodson
Newark
Church of Christ Here
Dennison Hotel
Cincinnati
Local neighbors visit and health notes in Tabasco area
The column lists visits by residents and relatives including Stanley Atwood of Tabasco visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Atwood. Miss Agnes Maphet is ill with inflammatory rheumatism and not hopeful of recovery. Other names appear as callers and residents with home improvements and jobs in Cincinnati Batavia and Madisonville. An apparent testimonial praises Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidney stones.
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David Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
Local Bits and Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Clarence Alrey of Georgetown spent Sunday as a guest of his sisters. The high school commencement Saturday night drew strong attendance. Various residents including Miss Minnie Davidson of Norwood and Dr. Rutledge of Edenton visited local families. A range of visitors came from Cincinnati and Milford. A mention of illness and a medical remedy concludes the items with Backlen's Arnica Salve praised for a leg sore.
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Clarence Alrey
Georgetown
Minnie Davidson
Norwood
B. T. Davis
C. W. Caldwell
City
Mary McKay
Branch Hill
Lucia Wilke
Caroline
Wis
Nash Pharmacy
Community Notes From Fair Oak and Surrounding Areas
Master Robert Walker of Tabasco drives a wagon for Fagain Bros. Mrs Lulu Ohnesorgen and son Willie and Miss Lizzie Wesell of Walnut Hills were recent guests of relatives. Otho Edwards and family return to Chicago after a week with friends. Miss Margaret Leichner won the Fair Oak School best attendance prize. Prof Bagby and family of Felicity visited Enoch Myrick. A reunion for No 4 Fair Oak school is planned June 7 with box lunches. George Bennett, now committee chair, can be written to at 1313 Meter Ave Hyde Park Cincinnati. Miss Hazel Dawson passed the Patterson exam from Mt Hully School. Uncle George Gardner celebrated his 62nd birthday with Uriah Butler’s family and others. Jacob Brunk plans an addition to his dwelling as Oscar Hartmets closes Olive school.
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Robert Walker
Tabasco
Fagain Bros
Lulu Ohnesorgen
Willie
Lizzie Wesell
Walnut Hills
Otho Edwards
Gail
Liston
Chicago
Margaret Leichner
Fair Oak School
Bagby
Felicity
Enoch Myrick
Fair Oak
Jane
George Bennett
Meter Avenue
Hyde Park
Cincinnati
Hazel Dawson
Patterson
Mt. Hully School
George Gardner
Uriah Butler
Mt. Pisgah
Mia
Martha Furlong
Newtown
Perry Gardner
South Bantam
Jobo Beck
Ethel
Pear
Hannah Danby
Miss Armatrong
Balt Alr
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Ayers
Lowell
Williamsburg
Tobasco
Reinhardt
Owen Witham
Arthur Hanks
Hanks
Mary Stall
O. L. Stall
Newport
Alvin Guinn
H. C. Jeremiah
Corwin Arthur
Forestville
Homer Arthur
Everett Hopper
J. William’s
Weir
Ruth
C. P. William’s
James Hanks
Lippert
Edna
J. Jones
Walker
Grace Clark
Clyde Fagin
Mr. Walker
Wilhamsville
Bunn's Drugstore
Batavia, Ohio
David Denham
Mt. Washington
Geo. Croswell
Frank Silcott
J. B. D. Silcott
Frank Dillon
Walter Rhodes
New Richmond
B. F. Lindsey
Ida McDonald
Albert Pearce
E. H. Mott
Denham’s Hill
Emma Page
Riverside
Melvina Brunk
Jennie
Ruth Lewis
Morehead
Irene Lindsey
Celia Smith
Mt.Pisgah
C. Lindsey
Lulu Figgins
A. H. Davis
Mt. Sterling
Iowa
D. N. Bano
Batayia, O
Whit Hartwell
B. F. McCann
Erma Eppert
Tusculum
Martha Custer
T. L. Wyatt
South
Charles KE
Amano
the Web
Little Doctor
Castoria
Infans
Samuel Pitcher
Fac Simile Signature of
New York
Roy
Bears
Ise
the Centaur Company
New York City
Flossie Dunn
Madisonville
J.M. Fitzpatrick
Baptist Church Yard
Belle Gatts
Higginsport
Cynthia Gatts
Tom Moore
Baby
A. L. Beck
Bess Sentman
R. M. Scott
Walter Rose
Stella Beacham
Joe Parker
Columbus
Cliff Rose
Fred Fagley
Moore’s Hill
Albert Page
Joseph and
William
Linwood
Earl Hewitt
Nicholaville
Frank Bartlow
Gus Howe
Mt. Auburn
Raymond McCall
William Justice
Jane Woodmaneee
Julia Bredwell
M. M. Scott
Fannie Scott
Chase Vanosda
Stanley Atwood
B. B. Cundiff
Fred Kearns
Lee Short
Halington
James Smith
Cora Nave
John Young
Owensville
Flech Hill
Parvey Hill
Clara Mitchell
Joseph Yeager
Dr. Mitchell
Mre
Bland
Brewton, Ga
Swansom Rheumatic Cure Company
Dept
Lake Street
B. H. Knapp
OR Erie
EAS Bluund
Sycamore St
Union Station
Lo Carrel Street
California
Mt. Carmel
Hulington
Hamersville
Russellville
West Bound
Hameresville
Hullogton
Hamlet
Brazier
Carrel Street
Lea Batam
P.m
Park
Carre A.m
Geotown
Kip
Sycamore A.in
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Sycamore A. In
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Carrol
Leave H. Park
Batavia A.m
R &G. Norr
0. G. & P. Express
Chas
Stephen
Messenger W. RR
Topp
A. W. Comstock
Preaiden
H. KE. Sawg
Ohio River
Columous Ry
Sycamore Street
Louisville and Nashville
Gulf
G. A. Park
General Immigration and Industrial Agent
Louisville & NashVille
R. R
Louisville, KY
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