Dean's Kidney Pills Promises Lasting Cures, Batavia Testimonies
Local notices applaud Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney and urinary complaints. Advertisers claim permanent relief with four boxes and cite Ohio resident Mary Henderson praising the remedy. Community notes mention deaths, moves, family visits, and local events surrounding Batavia residents.
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Dean
Batavia
Mary Henderson
Waterstreet
Ohio
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Local social notes and remedies blur into ad copy
A string of names visits Florence, Cincinnati, Lebanon, Georgetown, and Batavia with brief mentions of stays and visits. A later insert promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy for catarrh and constitutional disease, claiming physician approval and customer testimonials.
Death of 5 year old George Hass in Cincinnati hospital
George Hass aged five, son of Mr and Mrs Hass of Franklin, died at Cincinnati hospital May 19. Funeral May 21 at Lindale conducted by Rev Rhienforth, interment Lindale cemetery. Local social notes mention visits among Bethel Branch Hill Amelia Carthage and Forestville residents.
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George Hass
Anna Dugan
Carthage
Mary Robbins
Cincinnati
Silcott
Belle Patterson
Hartwell
Johnson
Forestville
Harry Haggerty
Ellis
Dr King's New Discovery Cures Child's Severe Bronchial Trouble
G T Richardson of Richardson's Mills Alabama recalls a year of severe bronchial trouble in their child. After trying many remedies with no success a single bottle of Dr King's New Discovery brought a complete cure and restored health. The ad promotes 50c and 1 trial bottle free with guarantee by dealers for coughs colds hoarseness asthma croup and sore lungs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Richardson
Richardson’s Mills
Ala
Local Social News and Family Visits Echo Week
Mrs Henry Harlow spent last week with daughter Coral Hobson who welcomes a baby girl. Varney and wife visited Monterey friends Sunday. Mrs Martha Wallace and son Eli cared for sick sister Mrs ane Colthar at Bethel. W H Hobden and wife visited son William Hobson at Dela palma. Laura Bunyan of Zionville stayed with Alma unter. Homer Johnson and Golgi visited Ada rnner at Edenton. W H Jones and family attended funeral of ene Aifos Muth at Williamsburg. Mrs Alexander Hamilton of the Queen ty joined long weekend visit. Dorehead and wife visited Moesch Granoys. Farmers welcomed rain. Mise Hazeln spent week with Grange Oneeland family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Harlow Apent
Coral Hobson
Will Varney
Monterey
Martha Wallace
Eli
Ane Colthar
Bethel
W. H. Hobden
William Hobson
Delapalma
Laura Bunyan
Zionville
Alma Unter
Homer Johnson
Golgi
Adarnner
Edenton
Lydia m
Ties Ais Techinson
Donde
W. H. Jones
Williamsburg
Alexander Hamilton
Queen Ty
Dorehead
Moesch Granoys
Mise Hazeln
Oneeland
Memorial Service Announcement At Local Cemetery
An obituary notice states Zeno H. Scott Post and the Junior order will assemble at 8:30 at the cemetery for exercises with music and prayer. The former pastor of the Presbyterian church is to deliver a sermon on Sunday afternoon, following the recent illness.
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Zeno H. Scott Post
Alt
Ters
Foley Kidney Remedy Receives Patient Praise in Ad
M. N. George of Irondale Alabama reports long kidney trouble improved within three days of using Foley Kidney Remedy. He notes relief from back pain and clearer kidney action and recommends the product, via Nash Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. N. George
Irondale
Ala
Nash Pharmacy
Community notices reflect travel, funerals, and family gatherings
Frank Hodge and wife visited relatives and attended the funeral of Mrs. Alice Miller in Williams burg. Abigal Maham returned from Cincinnati withMrs. William Maham. Mattie Moorehead spent the week with Mrs. Frank Duchemin in Owensville. Clifford McElfresh visited his aunt Mrs. Gus Hulick in Batavia. Several attended the Batavia commencement. Carney Roush stayed with sister Mrs. Clarence Hutchinson in Coraddale. Clarence Hance of Norwood spent Sunday here. Mrs. Lindsley of Cincinnati was here with daughter Mrs. Nichols. Relatives gathered at Mrs. Laura Goff’s home for her 53rd birthday. Raymond Weaver and wife hosted dinner with guests from Idaho Milford Tabasco Owensville and others. Harvey Goff of Norwood visited his mother Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hodge
Lucien Davidson
Alice Miller
Williamsburg
Abigal Maham
Cincinnati
William Maham
Mattie Moorehead
Frank Duchemin
Owensville
Clifford McElfresh
Gus Hulick
Batavia
Carney Roush
Clarence Hutchinson
Coraddale
Clarence Hance
Norwood
Lindsley
P. Aichols
Laura Goff
Raymond Weaver
Thomas Brown
Idaho
Will Roose
Milford
Alice Johnson
Tabasco
Amanda Weaver
Florence Moorehead
Ed Wacker
Laura
Henry Acker
Funston
Lon Day
W. G. Ferree
Eastwood
W. C. Maham
Hyde Park
Laura Wacker
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Demonstrates 40 Years of Cures
It Startled the World when the astounding claims were first made for Bucklen's Arnica Salve forty years of wonderful cures have proven them true and everywhere it is known as the best salve on earth for Burns Boils Scalds Sores Cuts Bruises Sprains Swellings Eczema Chapped hands Fever Sores and Piles. Only 25c at all druggists.
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Bucklen
Local Social Notes Include Illness Travel and Donations
Mrs. Catharine Moyer travels to Chicago for her daughter Mrs. Lincoln Park’s illness. Memorial services planned at the aa church next Sunday. Mrs. L C Stockton reported a successful Southwest District meeting in Dayton. High school Juniors hosted the class of 1911 at Dennis’s. Various local visits and club meetings wrap up the week with light social hours and refreshments. Mrs. Gardner, aged resident, dies at her daughter’s home in Cincinnati area.
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Catharine Moyer
Chicago
Lincoln Park
Aa Church
L. C. Stockton
Dayton
Ohio Federation
Woman’s Clubs
Dennis
J. F. Knight
John Hamilton
Bethel
Sunny
Vesta
J. H. White
Dell Roberts
New Richmond
James Rogers
Moscow
Lou Rogers
Roy Fuhr
L. W. White
Milford
Cowquill
Cincinnati
W. O. Maham
Hyde Park
Gardner
Dora Izod
Carl Sentman
Norwood
Foley Kidney Pills Praise by Dayton User
A Dayton resident reports Foley Kidney Pills relieved kidney and bladder trouble. He says the pills quickly dispelled backache and corrected kidney irregularities and recommends them for all kidney and bladder cases. The testimonial from The Nash Pharmacy appears in the advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Sweeny
Williams
Dayton
Nash Pharmacy
Local Notes on Church Services and Community Visits
Fragmentary local item reports attendance at Christian Chapel events and Children’s Day planning. Mentions Mrs. Holman Baker and families in city and Sonora area along with several residents visiting relatives and attending services.
Digestion Advocate Promotes Chamberlain Tablets
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Tablets as a rational cure for indigestion. It claims the pills boost bile flow, purify blood, strengthen the stomach, and restore healthy digestive function, with sales through all dealers.
Local rural notices and social visits in Bethel area
Miss Louise Paeltz and Grace Underwood visited Bethel weekly while families in Zanesville and Hyde Park were mentioned with travel and homecomings. Sermon by Rev. Gilbert Schmitz at Baptist church. Ed Wacker and Laura visited Kinfolk. various gatherings at Batavia, Mt. Carmel, and Eastwood. Foley's Honey and Tar promoted for coughs and measles symptoms.
Local social notes list visits and gatherings across towns
Emmett Wadsworth and family visited his mother in the city. Miss Mary Smith from Mt. Washington spent Sunday with her parents. Miss Louise Paeltz visited Mrs. W. O. Hutson in Amelia. Blanche Willis gave a recital in Williamsburg. Geo. Preston and family were Sunday visitors. Mrs. Will Scott stayed with Dr. J. C. Scott and wife. Mrs. Chas. Briggs of Tusculum visited her daughter Mrs. Walter Bainum. Walter Bainum and others attended a Prudential Insurance banquet at the Grand hotel. Mrs. Gertrude Henning visits Georgetown with Rev. L. A. Washburn. Walter Fagaly of Aurora spent days with Chas. Fagaly. Mrs. Daggett and family visited Hamilton. Flo Dillman hosted a gathering with Miss Bigmie White and Howard Christofl of Mt. Washington. A picnic occurred at Bantam fair ground Monday afternoon. Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Abbott entertained Rev. John Abbott and others in Marshall. Louise Abbott and others connected to Yellow Springs and Madisonville noted. D. F. Lady and family hosted Rev. W. O. Lewis in Vienna. Vivian and Lester Leever of Owensville were also mentioned.
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Ed@ Ernst
Akron
Ralph Morgan
Emma Selby
Robinson
Winton Place
Hughes
Cott
Winchester
Bracken
W. C. Staats
Carl Glaser
Hamilton
C. C. Larkin
Mt. Pisgah
Anna Airey
Donley
Ed Ernst
Mattie Staats
Walnut Hills
Roy Wood
City
Alonzo Cushard
Mae Kate Forsythe
Ilo
Margretta Armacost
Louisville
J. F. Sheehy
Emmett Wadsworth
Mary Smith
Mt. Washington
Chas. Smith
Louise Paeltz
W. O. Hutson
Amelia
Blanche. Willis
Williamsburg
Chile
Geo. Preston
Tom Preston
Will Scott
L.A. Washburn
Georgetown
Walter Fagaly
Aurora
Ind
Chas. Fagaly
Flo Dillman
Sunda
Bigmie White
Howard Christofl
Uite
Bantam Fair Ground
J. D. Abbott
Ohn, Abbott
Marshall
Moisses Louise Abbott
Yellow Rings
Marguerite Porter
Madisonville
Ethel Simcox
Blanchester
D. F
W. OC. Lewis
Vienna
Vivian
Lester Leever
Owensville
Do You Have the Right Kind of Help Foley Kidney Pills
The Nash Pharmacy promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy to neutralize poisons causing backache and headaches, with claims of easing nervousness and kidney and bladder ailments.
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Foley
Nash Pharmacy
Local Social Roundup from Madisonville and Vicinity
Visiting grandchildren and relatives mark a quiet week in the area. Re-employment at the school, new hires, and a Decoration Day close at noon reflect community rhythms. Family visits, illness notes, a 20th anniversary surprise, and a penny literary event showcase local life.
Resolutions and Bereavement Notes for Roy Foster
The Olive Branch Sunday-school and church members extend heartfelt sympathy to the Foster family upon Roy Foster's death. The resolutions commend his unselfish character and promise to emulate him, with copies to the family and county papers. Also notes of thanks for support after the loss, and a drug advert is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Foster
Olive Branche
Roy
Rev
Shriver
C. Foster
Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Rosy Complexion
An advertisement claims Burdock Blood Bitters purify the blood to clear the skin and restore a healthy rosy glow for women seeking a clearer complexion.
Boarding by week or meal at Miss Erion’s home
Miss Kate Erion offers boarding by week or meal at her Main Street home near town hall. A good home cooking table and connected feed stable are available for travelers and guests. Rates are 25 cents per bed or meal.
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Town Hall
Main Street
Kate Erion
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