Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad
Teachings of Experience. Holmes. Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications. It is a blood or constitutional disease and requires internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Not a quack medicine. Prescribed by leading physicians, a regular prescription. Free testimonials. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists. 75 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
School closes with district dinner honoring teachers and pupils
Friday April closing day of the term featured a dinner at the school building honoring Clarence Ludlow principal and Miss Selah Tone primary. Pupils from both rooms presented exercises that reflected credit on students and teachers. School board members praised the teachers for their year’s work. The day was enjoyed by all and will be a pleasant memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ludlow
Selah Tone
Beals Woman Praises Dr King’s New Discovery
Mrs A L Alley of Beals Maine says after using ten bottles the medicine cures coughs colds and lung troubles in her family and others. She notes relief at once and calls it the best medicine for bronchitis asthma hemorrhage croup la grippe sore throat and chest pain. A 500 and 1 trial bottle is offered with guaranteed satisfaction by all druggists.
Community visitors and locals share Sunday time across Milford area
A list of local residents and visitors is given. A J Allen of Milford and Mrs Calion spent Sunday with others in the community. Jens Grosnickle of Modest called on Carrie Binkley. Bert Kelsay and Lydia of Texas visited Nora Doughman. Mary Weaver returned from Lewis Ratledge. Lewis Olegy and son visited Milford. Eugene Baldwin of Blanchester and Vesper Bright spent Sunday with Lucy Jorday. Delmer Marshal visited his father Lathe Cramer. Tom Marshall Thede and Lib Cramer attended the Hill trial at Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Allen
Milford
Calion
Lou Jordan
Costa
Jens Grosnickle
Modest
Carrie Binkley
Bert Kelsay
Lydia
Texas
Nora Doughman
Mary Weaver
Vesper Bright
Lucy Jorday
Delmer Marshal
Lathe Cramer
Tom Marshall
Thede
Lib Cramer
Batavia
Remembrance of Youthful Vigor and a Kentucky Man
James Wright of Spurlock Kentucky claims he remains youthful at heart after using Electric Bitters. He writes he feels like a 16 year old boy and credits six bottles with relief from thirty years of kidney trouble. The ad touts Electric Bitters as a godsend for the weak and aged with a 50 cent price at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Parr
England
James Wright
Spurlock
Local Social Roundup Links Visitors and Travel
Saturday Patterson examination drew several locals while Sunday brought visits among Slade Glancy and Meyers kin. Notables include Mr and Mrs Davidson with son and Wright Fitzwater of Plainville visiting kin in Rural and Newport, plus a testimonial on Foley's Kidney Remedy from Rev I W Williamson of Huntington and Nash Pharmacy endorsement.
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Nettie
Lena Slade
Fred —_ Edith
Mary Glancy
Irma Brooks
Mr. Davidson
Irwin Blade
Wright, Fitzwater
Plainville
J. M.thacker
William Glancy
Richard Slade
Edith Bryant
Bantam
Ethel Meyers
C. R. Moorehead
Clift Anderson
George Schafstall
Newport
I. W. Williamson
Huntington
W. Va
Foley
Nash Pharmacy
Local social notes include visits and weddings
B F Lindsey and wife hosted Sunday dinner for Dr and Mrs Frank Witham and others from New York and city residents. Miss Nettie Pearce of Norwood visited relatives. Florence and Frances Parker attended the Beeler Short wedding. O K Carralat from Toledo is home briefly. Wyatt Thurber sale drew many attendees. Mrs G W Temple hosted supper for Elisabeth Wyatt Frank Thurber Emily and Frank Rugg then they left for St Paul. Dr Bragdon of Bethel was a recent guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Lindsey
Frank Witham
Nathan
Harley Hatfield
New York
Melvina Calhoun
Ity
Nettie Pearce
Norwood
Missel Florence
Frances Parker
O. K. Carralat
Toledo
G. W. Temple
Elisabeth Wyatt
Frank Thurber
Emily
Frank Rugg
Frank
St. Paul, Minn
Bragdon
Bethel
Local Social News Highlights in Amelia and Vicinity
Miss Alma Hancock of Amelia visited her cousin Miss Helen Lindsey over Sunday. Mrs Jas Kilgore of Amelia and her children were guests over Sunday. Dr and Mrs David Roberts and daughter Helen Belle visited here Saturday. David Lindsey and family, plus Miss Addie Moorehead, were recent visitors. Clarence Green leaves for Seattle. Thelma Searles of Miamiville was ill at Miss Delia Hancock’s home. Mrs Olive Fagin of New Richmond stayed with Mrs Pearce. Mrs W P Flegenan of Clermontville visited relatives. Harry Bramagen of Mt Carmel visited his parents. Chester Lindsey moved to Covington for work.
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Alma Hancock
Amelia
Helen Lindsey
Jas. Kilgore
Harlan
Evalyn
David Roberts
Helen Belle
David Lindsey
Harry
Addie Moorehead
City
A.B. Pearce
A.B. Pearce Is Improving. Dr. and Mre. Mott
Clarence Green
Seattle
Washington
Thelma Searles
Miamiville
Delia Hancock
Olive Fagin
New Richmond
Pearce
W. P. Flenegan
Clermontville
Harry Bramagen
Mt. Carmel
Spen
Chester Lindsey
Covington
Right-of-way plans and local notices unfold in Bethel area
Cassius Rich plans a new dwelling on his property near the west end. Bethel Home Telephone Co. secures a right of way along the Ontopike toward the village and awaits signatures from farther west amid property concerns. Elk Lick and Bantam line to be built this spring. Pinkham rents his pond to fishermen for 25 cents daily. Calf loss at four weeks due to bran and shorts in milk. New neighbor Mr. Stroup to plant an acre of watermelons for home market this year. Reverend Peacock from Cincinnati preached at the Presbyterian church. Hayford couple visited T A Pinkham's family. Minnie Bayford with relatives in Felicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassius Rich
Bethel Home Telephone Co
Elk Lick
Bantam
A. Pinkham
W. C. Volz
Mr. Stroup
D. Peacock
Cincinnati
Presbyterian Church
F. H. Hayford
Carthage
T. A. Pinkham
Minnie Bayford
Felicity
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promised Cure All Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as an all purpose laxative tonic and health builder. It claims to regulate stomach liver and kidneys purify blood strengthen nerves and cure constipation dyspepsia biliousness jaundice headache chills and malaria. Available 240 at all druggists.
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Dr. King
Community visitors and gatherings noted across Perintown and nearby
J J Turner and family joined George Turner at Perintown in a Sunday visit. Will McMahan friends surprised them Thursday evening. M M McMahan plans to move this week near Williamsburg. L O McMahan with family visited relatives in the city. Flora Johnson hosted a large dinner party Sunday. Brentlinger hosts his brother and wife from Dayton. Mrs James Turner attended her father's funeral in Mt. Carmel. A J Willis and wife spent Sunday with Mrs Elizabeth South. Josie Smith of Madisonville visited Geo Devine. James Snell and family visited Mason Snell. Mary Jones hosted Sunday with Ethel Martin Katie Snell Dell Maham and Ethel Jones. Rev Gade to preach at Presbyterian church Sunday evening.
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J. J. Turner
Stella
Bergan Turner
George Turner
Perintown
Will McMahan
Williamsburg
L. O. McMahan
Gail
Elizabeth
Flora Johnson
Brentlinger
Dayton
James Turner
B. Forbes
Mt. Carmel
A.J. Willis
Elizabeth South
Josie Smith
Madisonville
Geo. Devine
James Snell
Mason Snell
Owensville
Mary Jones
Ethel Martin
Katie Snell
Dell Maham
Ethel Jones
Gade
Presbyterian Church
G. L. Knight
Pleasant Ridge
Ida Curry
Hattie Davidson
White Oak
F. W. Walker
Literary of
Walker
Miller Hageman
New Vienna
Gateley Hagerman
E. B. Rush
Helen
E. B. Holmes
Milne
Cincinnati
H. Merrick
Indiana
Josie Knight
Sardinia
J.C. Dennis
Constance Sorin
Madeira
Bertha Thomas
Laura Short
Henry Horn
Batavia
Woods
Felicity
Charles Pommert
Wallie Ring
Hesse House
Lowell Bennett
Glendale
Bowman§Woodruff
Ethel Griser
Wentwood
Lena
Gladys Hutson
Poore
Anna Roberts
Nellie Butler
Woman’s Club
May Moyer
Cora Ely
Jennie Kearns
Rhoda White
Bucklen’s Arnica cured Gladwin man after costly ulcer fight
John Deye of Gladwin Michigan suffered a rooning ulcer and paid doctors over 400000 without relief. Bucklen’s Arnica Balm killed the ulcer and cured him, claiming to heal fever sores boils felons kozema balt romm infellible for piles burns boleda corns and more.
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John Deye
Gladwin
Mich
Bucklen
Arnioa Baire
Local Society Notes and Farewells in Moscow and Nearby
Mrs Harriet McClain guest of Mrs Jarman and Mrs Clara Jarman Davis then returned to New York for winter. Mrs Lida Kinsell Addison and daughter return to Columbus after visiting sisters. Supe W E Games of Aberdeen and M E Groves of Batavia finished school here and went home. Mrs Duncan of Kentucky visits Miss Pearl Mason. Mrs Robert Norris died in Illinois May 6 after pneumonia. interment in Illinois. Miss Julia Dasieaa of Batavia visits friends. David White buys Shoe Maker property and moves to town. Robert Youngman and wife move to New Richmond to run Springer House. Foley’s Honey and Tar refund offer noted.
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Harriet McClain
Mis. Jarman
Clara Jarman Davis
New York
Lida Kinsell Addison
Columbus
Supe
W. E. Games
Aberdeen
M E. Groves
Batavia
Duncan
Kentucky
Pearl Mason
Robert Norris
Adaline Fisher
Illinois
Julia Dasieaa
David White
City
Shoemaker
CO. C. Larkin
Pisgah
Anna Airy
Robert Youngman
New Richmond
Springer
Batavia Citizens Endorse Doan’s Kidney Pills
Batavia Ohio residents share endorsements for Doan’s Kidney Pills from Nash Pharmacy. Mrs William Rush describes severe kidney pain with backache headaches and dizziness. After using Doan’s Kidney Pills her pains disappeared and she was fully cured. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan’s.
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Dean
Nash Pharmacy
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Obituaries and local notices from the district paper
John Apgar dies at 68 at home with funeral at M E church led by Rev Shriver and Rev Burdsall. He leaves a widow and several children. Mrs Dunford widow of John Dunford dies after a lingering illness, leaving three children. Two new stores open by Jas L Favret and Jacob Conover. Catholic ladies host euchre. Mark Marsh sick. Rev Shriver hosting his mother from Peebles. Chas Gerard and Celia Rapp wed last Wednesday and start housekeeping on West Main. Mrs Eva Work visits from Milford. Foley's Kidney Remedy promotes health for nervous women. begin today.
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John Apgar
M. E
Shriver
Burdsall
Batavia
Masonic Lodge
Dunford
John Dunford
Jas L Favret
Jacob Conover
Catholic Church
Mark Marsh
Rev. Shriver
Peebles
Chas. Gerard
Celia Rapp
Weat Main Street
Samantha Hildebrant
Walnut Hills
John L. Marsh
Myron Maresh
Circleville
Eva Work
Milford
Ethel Apgar
Local News and Socials from Felicity Area Drifts
Harry Lytle smiles through a week as a new boy arrives. Felicity visits include Bagby and family at Hnooh Myrick's and Elien Binning teaching piano with Frank Malick. Re gent Patterson exam passed by Charlea Schaffer of Fair Oak. Birthdays and visits to Lindale, Price Hill, Union Chapel centennial, and a sewing party hosted by Mrs Willian Gabriel. Foley's Honey and Tar promoted by Nash Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lytle
Bagby
Felicity
Hnooh Myrick’s
Earl
Elien Binning
Plano
Frank Malick
Tillie King
Forest Hill School
Charlea Schaffer
Fair Oak
Regent Patterson
Olin Fagin
M. Edwards
Kenton ‘Glu
Clermont County
Bethel
Clifford Kempton
St. Louis
Cincinnati
W. H. Dolby
Nicholsville
Friends
Union Chapel
Willian’ Gabriel
Williamsburg News Roundup Covers Deaths and Celebrations
Miss Eva McMilien of Pleasant Ridge visits Williamsburg. Mrs. Zell Weaver dies after lingering illness. funeral at M E church led by Rev. Compton. Social life includes a VanFossen surprise party with church choir. Wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Walker celebrated with alumni and friends. Instalation of Rev Milne soon. alumni banquet May 29.
Local Social Notes and Commencement Highlights
Amelia and Madeira visits mark a busy social week with guests from Batavia Felicity Madisonville Bethel and Covington. The city thanks a successful commencement and confirms next year’s teaching staff. Community outings include Union Chapel anniversary May Moyer and club activities plus Foley’s Crine Laxative promotion and Easy Teak Soap for china care.
Idaho opens 618000 acres of Carey Act fruit land
Idaho offers 618000 acres of fruit land under the Carey Act. No fertilizer or crop failures under irrigation. Projects backed by the Government promise cheap rates and plentiful water. For free information write League of Southern Idaho Commercial Clubs. Reilly Atkinson, Secretary-Treasurer, Boise Idaho.
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Sunshine and Opportunity
League of Southern Idaho Commercial Clubs
Reilly At&inson
Boise
Idaho
The Philosopher of Folly and a Pullman Bed-Ridden Tale
The Philosopher of Folly quips he loves a joke but grows irate when a sleeper passenger claims bed-ridden status. He relays the incident aboard a Pullman sleeper and the ensuing irritation.
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Philosopher of Folly
To Kill Worry Replace With Peaceful Thought
Replace envy and doubt with peace faith and goodwill to calm the mind and end disturbing thoughts. The saying advises inward discipline and constructive mindset shifts.
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Edenton
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Castoria
Fletcher
Monterey
Newtonsville
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Nellie Work
Cliff Stroup
B.T. VanCamp
Ricketts
C. W. Caldwell
Linwood
E. W. Hughes
T. Jones
Allie Strowhaver
Wm. Burdsall
W. B. Aber
Emory
Morris
J. J. Yeager
Jobn Grosaickel
VanCamp
Moyers
Moscow
William Rush
North Street
Ohio
Mt, Holly
Nash Pharm
Eva McMilien
Zell Weaver
Frank T. Weaver
M. E. Church
Compton
Lillie
Flora Colvin
Callie Farheart
William Maham
Hyde Park
Emoja Ellis
B. VanFossen
M. EB
Mrs. van Jossen
China
Astoria
Bears
the Centaur Company
New York City
J. C. Fuhr
Williamsburg, Ohio
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John Seymour
Cor
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Broadway
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