Doan’s Kidney Pills Featured for Back Pain Relief
An advertisement extols Doan’s Kidney Pills as effective for back pain and kidney fatigue. It includes a testimonial from Ravenscroft of Hillsboro Ohio praising relief after travel, with price listed at 50 cents and Foster Milburn Co. as the manufacturer. The passage also mentions multiple local names and social visits, ending with a testimonial about Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy from Mrs. William Bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Ravenscroft
N. High St
Hillsboro
Ohio
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo
N. Y
Sunday Social Notes and Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad
A list of Sunday visiting and calling among Hyde Park and Indianapolis residents is followed by an Ohio drug firm advertisement. The piece mentions Prof and Mrs Crane, Bert Wagner, Mrs Canter and others, plus a Hall family catarrh cure endorsement from F J Cheney Co and Walding Kinnan & Marvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marivin
Visitors listed at Chippewa Falls gathering
Mrs Christ Goodman and son Kenneth visit her parents in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin with several other families from Forestville Lebanon Mt. Pisgah Bethel and Chicago. An offer promises a trial package from Foley Co for five cents upon sending name and address. Nash Pharmacy advertises Foley products for coughs colds croup kidney pills and coat hard tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Goodman
Kenneth
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Wm. Ayers
H. Husted
Forestville
Frank Idlett
W. C. Turton
Lebanon
Chas. Gillespie and Son
Mt. Pisgah
L. H. Turton
Bethel
Foley & Co
Chicago
Ill
Foley
Nash Pharmacy
Bridge project promised after the Four Mile collapse
Local notices recount many visits and moves among families including Connor Malott Bunyan Harlow Ulrey Beacham Ireton Livengood Caldwell Gardner Livengood Kreton and Livengood. A new bridge over Four Mile is planned to replace the one that went down. Burdock Blood Bitters advertisement promotes health with a 45 year market presence at 1.00 a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Mile
T. Connor
Malott
James Bunyan
O. J. Harlow
Loveland
Grant Ulrey
Burton Skidmore
Batavia
Geo. B. Beacham
W. R. Ireton
F.A. Ireton
Newtonsville
W. H
Kizzie Wood
Williamsbore
W. Harlow
John Armstrong
Georgetown
Local Social Roundup From Macedonia and Nearby Towns
A. R. Brown and family dined with C. C. Manning and others at Frank Parker's with Marie Manning at Irene Thompson's. Harry Jordan and family visited Dr Kellum at Lorado. Rally Day set for Oct 81. Hilda Musgrove ill. Minnie Brown and Dan Fox at Oakland camp meeting. Raymond McKibben with sister Mrs Chas Cobb near Owensville. Prot Lee Parker with home folks. Lennie Parker and Daisy Parker visited John Dumford near Perritown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Brown
C. C. Manning
Ola Gregor
Macedonia
Frank Parker
Marie Manning
Irene Thompson
Harry Jordan
Dr. Kellum
Lorado
Hilda Musgrove
Minnie Brown
Dan Fox
Oakland
Raymond McKibben
Chas
Cobb
Owensville
Lee Parker
Mis
Lennie Parker
Daisy Parker
John Dumford
Perritown
Community Notes From Mt. Pisgah Area and Surrounds
Mrs Laura Brotherton hosted relatives from the city Sunday. Wiliam Stevens funer al held at Mt Moriah cemetery last Wednesday. Christian Endeavor social at Miss Maud Ludlow’s home enjoyed by all. Georgetown fair attended by many. Bert Lytle and M Edwards elected delegates with Belle Follow and W J Ligton alternates to the Southern Ohio Christian Conference at Higginsport October 22 26. Enoch Myrick died Monday morning after four weeks illness. wife died less than four months earlier. Funeral Wednesday afternoon. All-day quilting postponed to Amelia Thursday. Mrs John Moerlein visited daughter Emma Hill at St Marys hospital with hopeful reports. Mrs Lodi Slade ill with typhoid fever. Weasley Liston visited grandparents John and Mrs Flora at Amelia Sunday. John Moerlein lost a horse last week. Rev C M Knighton of Havana Fla reports three months of kidney and back pain relieved by Foley Kidney Pills. Nash Pharmacy notes rheumatism backache sore muscles stiff joints.
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Laura Brotherton
Wiliam Stevens
Mt. Pisgah
Mt. Moriah
Christian Endeavor
Southern Ohio Christian Conference
Higginsport
Enoch Myrick
Myrick
Jasper Malick
Amelia
John Moerlein
Emma Hill
St. Mary’s Hospital
Lodi Slade
Weasley Liston
John Flora
Pinkham Home Welcome After Western Trip
T. A. Pinkham and wife return from a western tour pleased with many places but prefer Ohio as a home. Miss Emma Schaible of Sharonville visits John and Mrs Pinkham at the farm. The Pomona Grange met at Lindale with about 100 patrons from Amelia Jefferson Miami Monroe Bethel Mt Carmel and Lebanon. A bountiful dinner was served at noon. Services at the Presbyterian church next Sunday at 2 30 p m will administer the sacrament. Mrs T A Pinkham visited Mrs Olive Haford at Bethel. Two representatives of Banner Gider Vinegar Co. visit John Schaible. Charles Stroup entertains his father from Hillsboro.
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T. A. Pinkham
Ohio
Emma Schaible
Sharonville
John
Pinkham Farm
Pomona
Lindale Grange Hall
Amelia
Jefferson
Miami
Monroe
Bethel
Mt Carmel
Lebanon
Presbyterian Church
Olive Haford
Banner Gider Vinegar Co
John Schaible
Charles Stroup
Hillsboro
Foley Kidney Pills Promote Kidney Health and Energy
An advertiser urges readers that kidney trouble drains vitality and lists symptoms. It claims Foley Kidney Pills strengthen the kidneys to filter waste and restore energy, with Nash Pharmacy as the source.
Shoppers and Visitors From Milford and Cincinnati Holiday Visit
A list of local families hosting or visiting relatives and friends over the weekend includes Mrs A Carlier and daughter Marie Milford residents with others from Milford Mrs A J Patchell Hartmetz and daughter Laura Ross Drake and daughter Ann Elizabeth Milford Mr and Mrs H Patchell and son with Ed Patchell family Mrs Ella Schafroth hosting 500 club in Cincinnati Master Leo Carrier Batavia visitor Miss Elsie Davis visiting Ada Schultz Owensville weekend Mr and Mrs J Carpenter hosting relatives near Williamsville Ellis family Olive Branch Frank Judd hosted Will Judd near Olive Branch Mrs Milton Sapp visited parents near Monterey Belle Patchell afternoon guest of A Haworth Lawrence Webring Cincinnati grandson guest of J Hartmetz John Winemiller hosts Pauline Owensville Jim Burgess Cincinnati visitor with J Carpenter.
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A. Carlier
Marie
A. J. Patchell
Hartmetz
Laura
Ross Drake
Ann Elizabeth
Milford
H. Patchell
Ed Patchell
Ella Schafroth
500 Club
Cincinnati
Leo Carrier
Dan Aultman
Batavia
Elsie Davis
Ada Schultz
Owensville
J. Carpenter
J. Hartmetz
John Winemiller
Pauline
Jim Burgess
Nix Children Cured Of Croup By Foley's Honey and Tar
J W Nix of Cleveland Ga reports his two children suffered croup and could hardly breathe. He gave Foley's Honey and Tar and they were completely cured with no opiates. The remedy cuts phlegm and eases air passages, Nash Pharmacy.
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Croup
J. W. Nix
Cleveland
Foley
Nash Pharmacy
Social and local notices from a Milford district page
A roundup of visits and house moves including Mrs Eva Work hosting Mrs Cokier and Mrs Drummy in Milford and Rev and Mrs Wright staying with friends at Marshal. Social events include pie social by Mary Johnson's Sunday school class at the Masonic hall and Grange gathering next Friday. Warden Smyser family visited Goshen. trial at Mt Crab. interior remodeling by Apgars of Owensville. various calls on relatives. a Mother’s health anecdote promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for quick sleep after a child's bout of breathlessness.
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Eva Work
Cokier
Drummy
Milford
Wright
Marshal
Mary Holland
Francis Windell
John Apgar
Needham
Mary Johnson
Masonic Hall
George Caldwell
Norwood
Gus Hawthorn
Will Leeds
Ernestine Roudebush
Franklin
Ella Joseph
Grange
Clara Smith
J. E. Christy
Apgars
Owensville
Orebau
Social notes from Amelia and nearby towns
Misses Black Hazel Madison and Emily Williamson of Norwood entertain Sunday guests from Batavia Hamlet and city Ruth Porter Marie Leary and Cora Richards visit city Mr Morris of Kentucky visits Frank Porter Ben Woodruff family and others visit. Jessie Coulter teaches grades five six. Georgetown fair attendees. local residents praised Foley Cathartic Tablets by Nash Pharmacy for digestion and well being
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New York
Ben Woodruff
Inez
St. Bernard
Adah Woodruff
Louisville
Bowman Woodruff
Jessie Coulter
Stella Herron
Winchester
Alden
Columbus
Henry Reed
Etta Phillips
Cincinnati
P. M. White
Phila
Edna Lytle
Joseph Potter
Imo Hutson
Kensington Club
Georgetown
Sallie Bragdor
Olive Branch
Margaret Corbly
Patch social meets at Mrs P Fishback home
Patch group gathers Wednesday at the home of Mrs. P Fishback. Cincinnati guest B L Harris was a welcome guest at the Wayside. Delmar Jester and wife with Mrs Hill Whitaker and Harry attended the Georgetown fair. Nan Price visits Bloom Rose. Bertha Smith of St Joseph Mo visits Mrs Amanda Maham. Sam Patterson at Hamilton fair. Maggie Moyer in Cincinnati. Delmar Jester and Helen Connor visit Mrs Clara Jester in Crosstown. Ada Warden guests in Norwood. Missionary Society M E Williamsburg meets at Mrs Harry Moyer's. Railroad engineers more prone to colds. K Q Donaphant of Monette Mo praises Foley's Honey and Tar after 20 years on Frisco engine. Nash Pharmacy.
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Patch
P. Fishback
B. L. Harris
Cincinnati
Delmar
Delmar Jester
Helen Connor
Clara Jester
Crosstown
Ada Warden
Norwood
The
Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Williamsburg
Harry Moyer
K. Q. Donaphant
Monette
Foley
Nash Pharmacy
Generous man grows rich through optimistic giving
A short aphorism notes that optimism and generosity fuel wealth as a generous person accumulates riches by giving freely.
Williamsburg Vesta Club meets at Mrs Dennis home
In Williamsburg the Vesta Club held its first meeting of the year at the home of Mrs. J C Dennis with an engaging program. Community notes list visitors, social calls, and local arrangements across Williamsburg Claver and Afton areas including church lectures and family visits.
Portraits of a School Teacher and a Nation in Wartime
A Philadelphia Bulletin critique traces a teacher’s daily life from 8:30 arrivals to long lectures and modest pay, hinting at career strain and civic ideals. The Adam County Record notes church praise for President Wilson and war sentiment amid Democratic governance fears.
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Patagonia
Philadelphia Bulletin
Wilson
Adama County
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R. E. Smith
Idaho
Kate Hunter
J. W. Hutchinson
Ruth
Martha Wallace
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Hattie Johnson
N.B. Wallace
Marion Hutchinson
Benton Hunter
Frank Wise
Hazel
Fletcher
Old Homstead
Moscow
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Chamberlain
William Bright
Ft. Wayne
Ind
F. H. Crane
Hyde Park
Frank Kheil
Connersville
O. Sims
W. H. Banister
Bert Wagner
Silverton
O. E. Canter
Sarah R. Sargent
Windsor
W. E. Thompson
Clara Hannah Barrett
Indianapolis
Chas. Wood
City
T. L. Halse
Robt. Cross
Waynesville
St. Bluestein
Art Needle Work Club
Cliff Anderson
Lawrence
E. R. Beck
C. F. Davis
Julia Beck
Ella Barr
Marysville
Mozelle Metzgar
L. L. Johnson
Ohio Farmers Insurance
Nicholsville
MT. Holly
Preacher
C. M. Knighton
Havanna
Fla
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Stonelick
Baby
G. W. Roberson
Wichita Falls
Texas
West Point
Gorwoc
J. B. Davidson
J. M. Davidson
Vesta Club
JC. Dennis
A. N. Crist
Worthington
Methodist Childrens
M. E
Riley McAdams
E. B. Holmes
Second Street
Grace McNult
Helen Walker
Victor Chatterton
Ed Bishop
Jesse Gross
Karl
T. G. Foster
A. F. Creager
Eugene Hull
Ben Crosswell
New Richmond
Harry McAdams
Linwood
Dora Knight
G. B. Beacham
Poe
W H. Ireton
Maggie White
Jane Tice
Ida Varley
Will Hunter
Mary Curry
Frances E. Reed
Wright Duckwall
Frank Putzek
Portsmouth
Nellie Zimmermann
W. C. Griffith
Sunshine Club
F. W. Walker
Christian Endeavor Society of the
John Matthis
Albert Harden
Camp Dennison
Keller
Clgver and Afton
A. W. Reed
George McMinnis
Walnut Hills
Hestaline Dawson
G. A. Dawson
John Newton
Irving
N.Y
Joe Drobs
Castor
Bears
Castoria
the Centaur Company
New York City
Cast and Steel
P. S
Aydumory
Souizeaemey
DSP
Sauizedew
sauizeSeur
Qari Anou
Athinow Und &F
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