Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement in Hillsboro Ad
Fred Patterson of 365 E Main St Hillsboro Ohio reports severe kidney and back pain. After using Doan’s Kidney Pills he says he felt improved in three days and has had little trouble since. Price 50c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY endorses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Hillsboro
Fred Patterson
Main St
Ohio
Doan
Patterson
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Susan Leeds 88th birthday celebration and social notes
Last Thursday Mrs Susan Leeds marked her 88th birthday with a dinner and afternoon ice cream and cake. Guests included Mesdames Dolen Hancock Burnet Lowe Brumagen Coombs Kemple Winspear Wall Leeds and others. Helen Wall and Ralph Burnet wed in Cincinnati last Saturday. A local insurance agent, Johnson of Ohio Farmers Insurance, transacted business here last week. The paper notes a cure claim for catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure offering a $100 guarantee and testimonials list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Leeds
Mesdames Fannie Dolen
Mayme Hancock
Grace Burnet
Belle Lowe
Dugan Osa Brumagen
Sallie Coombs
Sallie ‘Kemple
Ellen Winspear
Buridge
Viola Wilson
Elsie Shelton
Velma Leeds
Della Denham
Luella Leeds
Virginia Shelton
Helen Leeds
Social notices from Williamsburg area turn pages Friday night
The D. of R. lodge will be entertained by Williamsburg lodge Friday night. Mrs. Belle Johnson hosted the Art Needle Work club Wednesday afternoon. Various local residents and visitors from Hamersville Shelbyville Indiana Amelia Cincinnati Springfield Dayton and West Union are listed as guests hosts and visiting friends across the week including Ed McNair Eugene McGahan Warner Bowers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. of R. Lodge
Williamsburg Lodge
Belle Johnson
Art Needle Work Club
Clarence Patterson
Hamersville
H.M. Trenner
Harvey Per
Amelia
Lisbon Simcox
Ethel
Shelbyville
Indiana
L. W. Pemberton
Naomi Paeltz
Jadys
Ed McNair
Eugene McGahan
Warner Bowers
Walter Jenkins
Hyde Park
D. W. Thompson
Sardinia
W. E. Thompson
Harry Swope
Springfield
F. M. Frazier
Jess Canter
Salt Airjland
Harold Canter
Dayton
Frank Humphries
Anna Halse
Woman’s Club
Halsewood Farm
Henry Faul
Cincinnati
H. B. Hutson
Vandie Louden
Young
A.G. Minipeced
Etta Scott
West Union
Sol Griffith
A. W. Trout
Audrey Williams
Keith Brannock
Phil Williams
Brown County
C. E. Canter
Lawrence
Theodore Steelman
Wiggonsville
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatic Relief
An 1880s style testimonial extols Sloan's Liniment for rheumatism pain. The ad claims quick circulation boost and warmth after application, with a Philadelphia reader praising knee relief and thanking the remedy. Local druggists stock Sloan's Liniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Ames
Fergnson
Philada
Social notes from Cedarville and surrounding towns
Amelia Mia and Anna Lowry with Hazel visit Miss Eva Robinson. Fred and wife from Covington KY spend Sunday with Barton Kearns. Commencement and class night praised as best yet. Mrs Louie Watkins of Cincinnati visits sister Miss Margaret Corbly. Susie Harting of San Francisco visits mother Mrs Mary Penn. Nellie Coleman guest of Miss Edna Lytle in Cincinnati. Egg roast in Carrols woods Saturday night. Bethany Girls hosted by Miss Blanche Hendrixson. Woman's Relief presents Methodist Sunday school with silk flag. Bertha Townsley of Glen Este visits sister Clara. Eva Keen entertains Misses Nallie Coleman and Hisse Hill. Olive Swem visiting Clifton. Bina Widmeyer from the city visits Miss Angie Ireton and others. Elmer Richardson of Chicago visits cousin Mrs Cora. Minnie Williams of Columbus visits Mrs John Slye and family. Mrs C C Kearns returns from Washington. Hon C C Kearns to join later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Anna Lowry
Hazel
Cedarville
Eva Robinson
Fred Kearns
Covington
Barton Kearns
Louie Watkins
Cincinnati
Margaret Corbly
Mire
Susie Harting
San Francisco
Cal
Nallie Coleman
Hisse Hill
Olive Swem
Clifton
Bina Widmeyer
Angie Ireton
Elmer Richardson
Chicago
Ill
Cora
Minnie Williams
Columbus
John Slye
C. C. Kearns
Washington
C.C. Kearns
Reliable remedy cited for coughs and croup
Mrs. Redkamp of Covington Kentucky praises Foley's Honey and Tar for her neighbor's child with croup noting a quick improvement after a couple of doses. The product is described as a dependable remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. Nash Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croup
Foley
Mrs. Redkamp
Herman St
Covington
Nash Pharmacy
Local residents host guests across multiple towns
Misses Smith and Blanche Hendrixson visited Georgetown Sunday. Mrs. Bradley spent several days in the city recently. Herbert Ross and Orville Johnson of Oregonia were guests of Hubert Ferris the first of last week. Mrs. Albert Collins visiting city relatives. Howard Brotherton and Miss Anna Pelphrey wed in Batavia last Friday. Mrs. R. G. Cross of Waynesville guests of B. F. Moyer and wife. Mesdames Tessie DeMar Kate Mehl of Madisonville and Miss Florence Butler guests of J. H. Beck and family Sunday. Mrs. Behymer of Withiamsville a Sunday guest of Mrs. M. K. Day. Bethany girls entertained by Miss Blanche Hendrixson Saturday. J. N. Judd and wife spent Sunday with Bruce Judd and family at Forestville. Jack Hamilton and wife and Mrs. Laura Ireton of Richmond were guests of J. H. Dawson and family last week. Richard Brotherton of city spent Sunday with his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Silver of Latonia Ky six week end guests of Mr. Harrison wife. David Handy and children of New Richmond were guests of J. H. Dawson. Mrs Ollie Kilgore and daughter Zella were Sunday guests of James Kilgore and family in Amelia on his birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Blanche Hendrixson
Georgetown
Bradley
City
Herbert Ross
Orville Johnson
Oregonia
Hubert Ferris
Albert Collins
Howard Brotherton
Anna Pelphrey
Batavia
R. G. Cross
Waynesville
B. F. Moyer
Mesdames Tessie DeMar
Kate Mehl
Madisonville
Byron Moyer
Cleveland
Harry Moyer
Mattie Breeding
Cincinnati
Lucy Rutledge
Nightstown
Ind
Beulah Stevenson
Sedalia
Lissa Holtsclaw
Standford
Conservatory of Music
Leona Heizer
Leona
Eureka
M. E.church
Ralph R. Walker
Anna Jean
Corsicana
Texas
F. M. Budiey
M. Sentman
W. Keller
M. EB
P. Garvin
BE. H. Davis
Homer Patton
Lucy Rutleege
May Walker
Bethel
Alice Bricker
Katie McNutt
Chas. Hall
M. E. Arewine
Nashville
Tenn
Mabel Foster
Frances Anderson
Fannie Moyer
Covington
Ruth Smith
Oren Howell
Elizabeth Eleanor
George Howell
Harold Chatterton
Victor
Oxford
Ed Bishop
Hestaline Dawson
Minta Johnson
Earl Gross
Milton Matthis
Vesta Club
Mabel Peterson
Rs. Davis
Hines
Cover
Miss Williams
W. A Retop
E. E. Peterson
Elizabeth Stockton
W.H. Miller
Robert Still
Mollie Stiel
Riley McAdams
John Amiot
Carroll Jones
Greenberry
Chamberlains Tablets Praised For Stomach Relief
Mrs Anna Kadin of Spencerport New York reports years of stomach trouble but Chamberlains Tablets provided lasting relief after trying many remedies. She says the medicine has done wonders and she values it highly. Obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Anna Kadin
Spencerport
N. Y
Bethel News Bids Updates From Local Residents
Miss Mary Laycock of Bethel spent Sunday with William Meeker. Dorothy Dunn in Christ’s hospital shows improvement. Mrs. E A McMurchy visits her ill father in Bethel. Miss Sadie Wilson from Wiggonsville to teach the school. Ella and Martha Purkhiser of Pasadena return after visiting brother H O Purkhiser. locals enjoy a fishing hike to East Fork with no big catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Laycock
Bethel
East Fork
New Discovery Laxative Tar Syrup Promoted
A vintage ad touts a spring cold remedy claiming to soothe coughs, curb grippe, and prevent chronic illness. It promises no mixing and urges buyers to ask their druggist for a bottle of Drings on Discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H—E
Grippe
Local Social Notes Highlight Cincinnati Visits and Gatherings
Mrs Carpenter and children spent days with relatives in Cincinnati. William Craver and James Patchell attended a dance at Mt. Carmel Saturday night. Miss Elsie Davis hosted over the weekend. Miss Helen Ansteatt of Cincinnati and Misses Lela and Ada Hartmetz returned home after a Linwood visit. Ethel Craver received a linen shower at the Davis home in Perintown. Charles Hartmetz and family hosted over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Hannold and son Joseph and Florence Pepper of Linwood were guests. Mr and Mrs John Winemiller entertained Sunday their Ansteatt parents and family near Ive Branch. Mrs Condel Courtott of Owensville spent days with sister Josephine McAfee. Hartmetz family spent Friday with his sisters and with A. Scott of old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Cincinnati
William Craver
James Patchell
Mt. Carmel
Elsie Davis
Helen Ansteatt
Lela
Ada Hartmetz
Linwood
Ethel Craver
Mary and
Elizabeth Davis
Perintown
Charles Hartmetz
A. Scott
Pythagoreans Ate Simple Food and Practiced Temperance
A garbled account notes that the Pythagoreans of ancient Greece followed a simple diet and temperate life. It mentions Asa a symbol of health and various confused phrases about remedies and relief for indigestion and bodily ailment with unclear product names.
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Greece
Asa c Shey
Residents attend Burdnall chapel meeting Sunday
Attendees gathered for the quarter ly session at Burdnall's chapel on Sunday yet were disappointed when the superintendent failed to appear. Miles Glancy and family spent the day in Lynchboro and guests joined Mrs. Hattie Johnson and her son Homer at Shriver's in Orosatown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdnall
Miles Glancy
Lynchbore
Hattie Johnson
Gan
Homer
Mabel Black
Aren
City
Irene Harbaugh
How to Treat Worms with Kicka-200 Worm Killer Lozenges
Advertisement advises parents to give Kicka-200 Worm Killer lozenges to children with worms. It claims nervous behavior stems from worms and promotes plain food, outdoor exercise, early bed, and monitoring stools. The retail price is 25 cents at druggists.
Local Social Notes Span Visits and Gatherings
J. R. Johnson and wife spent Sunday with Dr. Johnson in Fayetteville. Carrie Leeds and daughter Martha were weekend guests of Redmond Fitzgerald in Hyde Park. George Caldwell and family visited Mrs. Hawthorn. Miss Mary Hutchinson from Perintown stayed with Goldie and Albertine Hutchinson. The Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. Ella Joseph's on Wednesday the 4th. The barber Mr. Burdsall moved from Mrs. Clara Smith's to Gus Gennet's. Blanche Smith and Georgia Applegate take music lessons from sisters in Fayetteville. Relatives gathered at Mrs. Manda Conover's home for her birthday and a surprise basket-filled celebration. Predmore confined with tonsillitis. Haines Holland cannot yet go out. Marie Christie visiting friends in Williamsburg. The Shining Stars will present two short plays next Saturday at Masonic Hall followed by an ice cream supper. all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Johnson
Predmore
Ounes Holland
Marie Christie
Williamsburg
The
Shining Stars
Asonic Hall
Keep Your Skin Clean and Healthy With Dr King Pills
An advertisement asserts a clear complexion comes from active bowels and introduces Dr King’s New Life Pills. It claims the pills move the bowels gently stimulate the liver cleanse the system and purify the brood as a spring medicine available at druggists.
Death of Olive Henderson Lytle in Clermont County
Olive Henderson Lytle born February 10 1851 at Back Run Clermont County died May 15 1916 at daughter Bessie Schultz home aged 65 years 3 months 5 days She married Edward A Lytle July 4 1876 had three children Clarence Gertrude and Bessie Gertrude married Claude Cook and Bessie to William Schultz The two daughters cared for her in recent illness with prayers for peace and acceptance from A E
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Henderson Lytle
Back Run
Clermont County
Bessie Schultz
Sardinia
Edward A. Lytle
Card of Thanks for Olive Lytle
The family expresses thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of Olive Lytle. Daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Lytle
County youths urged to enter state corn contest
Clermont county youths are urged to join the State Corn Growing Contest. Participants may win trips to Washington or the Ohio State Fair with county and local trips offered by Batavia Milford and Felicity businessmen. Entrants should contact the county or district superintendent and mail forms to J R Clarke Director of Junior Contests Columbus Ohio.
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Clermont County
Washington
Batavia
Milford
Felicity
J. R. Clarke
Columbus
Ohio
Infant Died. Local Notices Speak of Visitors
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Armayron died last Monday evening. Rev George filled his appointment at Bloom Rose church last Sunday. Dr Redrow and wife and W R Ireton and family were recent guests of W H Ireton and wife. Mr and Mrs George were callers at Geo Iretons next Friday. Miss Rachel Harlow of Madisonville visits here. Minnie Brewes visits Mrs Son of Delap. R B Wise of Monterey spent Sunday with his mother here. Pr Hugh Walker is home for a while. George Armstrong and son of Dayton visited here last week. Mrs Dent Malott entertaining her mother. what canon in the Bloom Rose cemetery to be unveiled for Decoration Day forenoon. George will deliver an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Armayron
George
Bloom Rose Church
Dr. Redrow
W.R. Ireton
W. H. Ireton
Geo
Wise
Monterey
Hugh Walker
Geofgge Armstrong and Son
Dayton
Dent Malott
Bloom Rose Cemetery
Eorge
Five Chamberlain's Liniment Offers Pain Relief
If you are troubled with chronic or muscular rheumatism this Chamberlain's Liniment ad claims relief from pain. It asserts the product is worth many times its cost and is obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Twin siblings celebrate birthday with friends at dinner
Herman and Hilda Fellow celebrate their 12th birthday with a tea or dinner at noon joined by two young friends. Evangeline Chambers visits Mrs. Olin Fagin for the weekend while O M Edwards and wife stay with John Flora family at Amelia. Jacob Moore of Batavia visits relatives Sunday.
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Herman
Hilda
Belle Fellow
Mss
Evangeline Chambers
City
Spen
Olin Fagin
O. M. Edwards
John Flora
Amelia
Jacob Moore
Batavia
Local residents attend clubs and services across Batavia
Byron Moyer visits Cleveland relatives while several residents attend the Memorial services at the M E church. Women from Nightstown Indiana and Covington Kentucky join Leona Heizer in Cincinnati Conservatory activities. The Batavia Woman's Club recites at the Reciprocity meeting. junior receptions and class events feature Lucy Rutledge and Leona Heizer.
Foley Cathartic Tablets Promoted by Cedar Grove Reader
Anna Hawn of Cedar Grove Missouri endorses Foley Cathartic Tablets as the best liver pill for constipation bloating gas and bad breath. The note highlights that the tablets do not nauseate or gripe and are recommended by Nash Pharmacy for irregular bowel action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hawn
Cedar Grove
Nash Pharmacy
Local notices list illnesses movements and social visits
Mrs W G Pattison slowly improves after weeks of illness. Ben Fisher had foot amputated above the ankle and is recovering at the Doctor's sanitarium. John Keller and family moved to Belle vue Kentucky to run a green grocery. Dr Ogden to open a dental office this week. Mrs Will Newton and visitors attend O E Chapter meeting to plan June picnic. Miss Margaret Wenzel visiting city. Elmer Kayser and wife visiting his parents. Miss Sadie Johnston spending summer with Mrs J P Toarate. Measles reported locally and Mrs Clifford Moreton out sick from the phone exchange. Mrs John Glaser guests at Pt Pleasant over Sunday. Dr Purkhiser expects his brother Revers from Chicago for a visit. Red Gates Lonnie Whitford and wives at Cumminsville circus. Mrs J W Miller in poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.G. Pattison
Ben Fisher
Ir. W.S. Purkhiser
Dr. Gaskins
Amelia
John Keller
Bellevue
Ogden
Will Newton
O. E
Nell Jarman
Sadie Johnston
Felicity
Margaret Wenzel
Elmer Kayser
John Glaser
Pt. Pleasant
Purkhiser
Chicago
Red Gates
Lonnie Whitford
Cumminaville
J. W. Miller
Kidney complaint relief claims in old docket
Fragmentary note describes bladder weakness kidney trouble and rheumatism with claims of relief from a product labeled oley Kidney and Hepa L L. Mention references Nash Baal and Macy, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash Baal Macy
Hillsboro Plans Next Fall Street Fair
Hillsboro residents organize a street fair for next fall with meetings and active interest. The effort promises substantial work for a few and enjoyment for many, as volunteers prepare the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Auction notice for farm horses near Hamlet and Amelia
Farmers are invited to inspect two horses, Percheron Jr. a 1500-pound dark dapple gray and Cracker Jack a large boned jack, each priced at $10. Stock located one mile south of Hamlet and Amelia on the New Richmond pike. May 3rd. F J Davidson.
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Percheron Jr
Hamlet
Amelia
Richmond Pike
F. J. Davidson
Envy Shows Small Mind
A quoted reflection on envy contrasting the magnanimous with the petty. It notes that true greatness lies in generous praise for others and that envy betrays a small mind.
Lost item and trade offers near Batavia Ohio
A garbled notice seeks a lost one foot long gee inion with a corporation fang, asks reward for return from Seyler garage Batavia. It advertises buying or trading for small farm or house in Batavia, offers five new cars plus cash, and lists eggs for hatching from Hill's flocks plus cockerels. Also Indian motorcycle for sale via Rapp & Schwab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Batavia
Hamlet
Seyler Gd
Cepe Hill
Rhode
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