Social Notes from Cincinnati and Nearby Towns
Miss Mary Schultz and Mrs B F Moyer spent Thursday in Cincinnati. Miss Nellie Butler has returned home from Zanesville. Will Harl and family attended Ringling Bros circus in Cincinnati on Wednesday. Dr and Mrs Bradley and daughter attended the May Festival. Union Chapel repapered this week. Money for repairs earned by the Girls Friendly. Mr and Mrs Pulsin of the city were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs J J Warner. Mrs Huff of Ashland Ky and Mr Carlisle and family of Anti Bantam were entertained by Mrs Gates. Frank Bartholomew of city spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Miller. Misses Blanche and Alice Hendrixson entertained the Girls Friendly last Wednesday. Mr Bruns of Bruns Bros Cincinnati was guest of J B Houser on Tuesday. Misses Margaret Phillips Mary Lewis Blanche and Alice Hendrixson were on office on Sunday by Miss Virginia et. Catarrh Cannot be Cured. with LOCAL APPLICATIONS not reaching the disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by a leading physician and is a regular prescription. Sent for testimonials free. F J Clerney & Co Props Toledo Oh. Sold by druggists, price 75. Hall's Family Pills are the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schultz
B. F. Moyer
Cincinnati
Nellie Butler
Zanesville
Will Harl
Ringling Bros. Circus
Bradley
Daunter
Union Chapel
Pulsin
City
J.J. Warner
Huff
Ashland
Carlisle
Anti-Bantam
Gates
Frank Bartholomew
Miller
Blanche
Alice Hendrixson
Mr. Bruns
Bruns Bros
J. B. Houser
Margaret Phillips
Mary Lewis
Virginia
Hall
F. J. Cl.eney & CO
Props
Toledo
Drugglars
John Burnet
Mt. Holly Chapel
Sarah Channel
Bethel
Savil Brown
Fayetteville
Maud Planck
Lizzie Baudendistel
T. K. Houston
Edna Steelman
Hamilton
Charles Houston
Covington
Stella Johnson
Amelia
N. Channel
Bantam
Karl Bush
Nellie Blosser
Obituaries and social notices from Hillsboro area
Mrs. Martha Wheeler dies at her brother’s home and is buried in Miamiville. Funeral attendance includes Dr. and Mrs. Ireton and Mrs. Williams visiting relatives near Eaton. The Busy Bees plan an ice cream festival at Masonic hall on Saturday evening May 25. Various gatherings list guests from Hillsboro, Walnut Hills, and Enos Atchley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Wheeler
van Creager
Miamiville
Grover Stewart
Louise Gardner
Williamsurg
John Cbriaty
Claudineohnson
Zella Miller
Atherine Evans
Wight Rogers
George McConnaughey
Hillsboro
Elmore Crossley
Ray Work
J. M. Babbitt
Harold Babbitt
Miss Schwebel
Walnut Hills
H. Anderson’s
Inez Weaver
Mark Atchley
Enos Atchley
Grace Johnson
Needham
Blanche Smith
Mabel Landon
Ray and
Clarence Black
Joe Williams
Bert Fomorin
Masonic Hall
Ireton
Wheeler
Monay
Williams
Eaton
Bitters Claim to Cure Malaria and Digestive Ailments
The ad asserts malaria transmission by mosquitoes causing chills fever appetite and weakness and typhoid risk. Electric Bitters are advertised to kill malaria germs, restore appetite, and renew strength with a testimonial from William Ptwell of Paca tee North Carolina after three bottles. Product priced at 50 cents and sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Iptwell
Pacatee
N. C
Local notices and school news from Georgetown area
Rev Henry Pitser will preach at the Christian chapel next Sunday with morning and evening services. L Ketchum hired to teach Williamsville school next winter. Miss Mary Bissantz praised for Patterson exam success. A wind storm damaged barn and seeds, causing a mess near the creek. Mrs Carrie Vickroy visited Califor and others fall ill. Several residents, including Mrs Jode Fagin and family, spent time in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pitser
Georgetown
Christian Chapel
L. Ketchum
Williamsvile School
Mary Bissantz
Patterson
Liston
City
Tae Brank
Harry Iett
Jode Fagin Rmie
Fade Olby
Arence
Carrie Vickroy
Ister
Vinna Shaw
Califor
Nureday
Alors
Paul
Amelia
Cure for leg sore ends cancer fear in Gillis Mills
Justice Eli Chapry of Gillis Mills Tennessee details a long resisted leg sore that several doctors could not heal. He finally used Bucklen's Amica Salve and was completely cured. The salve also treats burns boils ulcers cuts bruises and piles and costs 25 cents at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Chapry
Gillis Mills
Tenn
Bucklen
Sermon on Motherhood Opens Mt Holly Chapel Session
Rev. John Burnet of the American Newlight Convention preached on motherhood at Mt. Holly chapel last Sunday. The article notes various local happenings including marriages, employment at Bethel shoe factory, farm activity near Fayetteville, and shifts in traction road fares affecting nearby communities.
Local notices and social notes from Piqua area
Civil War veteran Thomas McKinney reports backache kidney disorder relief after Foley Kidney Pills. Local residents and visitors include Miss Clara Smith improving, Miss Florence Needham in Blanchester, Miss Grace Johnson of Marathon visiting, Dr Rapp in town, Mrs Townsend VanCamp and children in Cleves, Sewell and Watkins opening an ice cream parlor, and various calls, visits, and movements among neighbors and teachers in Goshen Batavia Cincinnati Hyde Park Walnut Hills Sabina and Woodville with multiple guests and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McKinney
Piqua
Foley
Nash
Rufus Rapp
Cincinnati
Clara Smith
Florence Needham
Blanchester
Grace Johnson
Marathon
Dr. Rapp
Owensville
Townsend VanCamp
Cleves
Sewell & Watkins
Mattox
Norma Schwartz
Stonelick
Maude Williams
Floyd Walker
Henry Strowhoover
Charles Carnes
Hyde Park
Daniel Barron
Clara
Lulu Pringle
Batavia
Frank Hogcatt
George Maxfield
Goshen
Zed South
Granville Beckwith
Walnut Hills
Lilly Jordan
Woodville
Dimmitt
Gail Gorman
Sabina
W. C
Veda Mahym
Dale Roudebush
Remedies and tonics advertise in local ads
A collage of midged advertisements includes claims for Chamberlain's products and a remedy for gapes in poultry. Readers are urged to buy Cham berlain's Ointment and Tablets from druggists with testimonials from Miss Lizzie Morgan and Darius Downey. The tone mirrors early 20th century classifieds.
Women should have vote say in state matters
The piece argues for women gaining suffrage, noting their equal intelligence and stake as taxpayers. It suggests a state wide women only primary to express sentiment, citing arguments from opponents and endorsing equal voice in taxation and government. Included is a reader quote praising Foley Kidney Pills by A. C. Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro Gazette
Henry Seitz
Hillman Jt
Youngstown
Foley
A.C. Nash
Local Society Notes Highlight Mt Holly and Surrounding Visits
Miss Alma Topie visits Miss Anna Roberts in Mt Holly while Edith Denham of New Richmond visits local friends. Mrs. Lena Spargur of Hillsboro and Miss Jennie Penn of Batavia call on Mrs. Viola and Mrs. Mary Penn. Church and club events include the Kensington Club gathering and the Clermont County Club Recitation Day. Several residents attend commencements and funerals, with visitors from Decatur Illinois and Cincinnati University among those noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Topie
Mt. Holly
Anna Roberts
Edith Denham
New Richmond
Lena Spargur
Hillsboro
Jennie Penn
Batavia
Viola
Mary Penn
J. ©. Gaskins
Jack
W. A. Williams
Kensington Club
Nellie
Althea Wall
Apphia Gaskins
Ohio Dental College
Cincinnati University
Harry Warren
Ecatur, Ill
Areonge Hunt and Ughters
Hazel An Argaret
Mt.ashington
Adeline Frazee
Lindale
Nancy Fitzpatrick
Tehest
Andance
Hila Bruna
Wood.rickett
Seigel
Mall
Turner
White
Examinations for teachers set on monthly first Saturdays
Examinations for teachers occur on the first Saturday of each month unless it is a holiday. If it falls on a holiday the following Saturday is used. Pupils’ exams occur on the third Saturday in April and May. Teachers must take the full exam in one day. Those seeking a four year provisional certificate should consult the clerk before applying. Examinations are administered in Baverie Seminar AGBY with officers President, Vice President and Clerk John Morris.
Illusion of Remedy Promised in Muddled Ad Copy
Fragmentary ad style prose touts a miracle cure and a new discovery claiming to save lives. It mentions Joliet and a person named Mia, with vague claims of relief from a disease, price hints, and a free sample offer. The text is garbled and reads like a dubious patent medicine pitch with no clear facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Cox
Joliet
Henry of ee guest at Whittaker home in town circle
Recent guest Miss Lucy Jo of Costa visited the Ordan family in Newtonsville. Members of the era%e society attended a function at Ashburn and Otis. William ym Carne and family enjoyed a calm autumn day, as others were seen visiting local sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Ontifond
Whittaker
Frifromm
Inomba
Rand
Lucy Jo
Costa
Ordan
William
Carne
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Hugh
Lizzie Morgan
Baynesville
Scott’s Drug Store
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Darius Downey
Newberg Junction
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Red River
Rapp & Wolf
Batavia Wall Paper
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Clermont Woolen Mills
Harry Jennings
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Baerie Seim Agby
Payis
Ohn Morris
Sam Hazzard
Stonelick Valley
E. C. Patchell
Clermont
Clinton
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Bell Phone
Satsfactor Ney
Miami
J.a.lutes Bicycle de Shop
Matt Olive Branch
Chior
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A. ©. Nash
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Arith
Fletcher
Castoria
Centaur Company
Murray Street
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Lowe Bros
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Withamasville
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