Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement Amid Local Testimony
Doan's Kidney Pills receive strong local endorsement from Batavia readers praising quick relief and lasting cures. The ad notes dealer sales, price, and the Foster Milburn Co. as sole U S agents, with testimonials dated 1909 and 1911. Local notices include family visits and social mentions across Batavia Ohio and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Batavia
Binkley
Carpenter
Main St
Ohio
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Community Social Roundup From City Neighbors
Mr. Weber of city visited Dr. Offutt on Thursday. J. N. Jogang spent Sunday with Bruce Judd and family in Forestville. Mrs. Mae Houser hosted the embroidery club Friday afternoon. Mrs. Kappen of Cincinnati was a guest of her sister Mrs. Albert Ungmus. Mrs. A. B. Cleveland hosts Wednesday for her 18th birthday with Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Pogin, Mrs. Butson, Ed e, Mariola Smith, and others. Mrs. Epley visited friends in Cincinnati Monday. Miss Edna Gates, Miss Lungmus and Mrs. Strimple were in Batavia Tuesday. Mrs. Raymond Gaskins and son, city, visiting her parents Mr. Warren and wife. Charles Fitzpatrick entertained friends from the city recently. Miss Norma Brooks gave a party Saturday evening for her young friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Weber
City
Offutt
J.N. Joggang
Bruce Judd
Forestville
Mae Houser
Emproidery Club
Kappen
Cincinnati
Albert Ungmus
A. B. Cleveland
Esdames Miler
Pogin, Butson
Ede
Mariola Smith
Wards
E W. Thesbald
F. W. Weimann
Hydeark
E. B. Kennedy
Denver
W. H. Bliss
Bliss
Iley McAdams
B. VanFossen
Newport
J. R. Hartman
Linwood
McLean
Louella Hodges
Frank Williamson
Hartwell
Anna Hancock
Ada Schench
Oward Duckwall
Batavia
J. F. Knight
W. E. McKeever
Trilla Pollock
Frazier
Samuel Harlow
Bloom Rose
J. J. Holden
O. O. Williams
Police Department
Mabel Peterson
Mt. Auburn
Minnie Windsor
Mt. Arab
Leslie Chatterton
Vancie Vanosdol
Norood
Della Vanosdol
E.H. A
John Maham
Hyde Park
May E. Curry
Henry Laub
Amelia
George Lyle
Blue Ash
Edna Boyd
Camp Dennison
Mary Boyd
M. F. McNutt
W. W. Widmeyer
Stanley Hutchinson
M. B. Griggs
Kentucky
Lenore Mount
Harry McAdams
C. of C. Club
Ruth Moyer
Ezekiel Hutchinson
Marathon
H. B. Holden
M. BE
C. P. Chatterton
C. Harolderke
E. Sunday School
E. S. Rugh
Helen
Ed Bishop
Wise Vermont Wife Persuades Use Of New Discovery
Mrs. RB Flint of Braintree Vermont urged her husband to use Dr King's New Discovery for a dreadful cough. He was weak and friends feared death, but the medicine cured him. It is touted as a safe cure for coughs colds and many throat and lung troubles with a 50 cent trial guaranteed by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. J. Flint
Braintree
Dr. King
Family visits and local notices from Cleveland area
The clipped items note Clifford and George Frazee visiting with their parents in Cleveland, Grace Stroupper returning home after a year away, Mrs Minnie Roff visiting her parents J Q Sander, and various neighbors and social calls. Also referenced are a Sunday visit by Daisy Simms and mentions of household remedies and local daily routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford
George Frazee
Cleveland
Iss Grace Stroupper
Minnie Roff
J. Q. Sander
Ovide
Hate
Lled Davis
Dau
Bam
Daisy Simms
Beate Ogi Aly
Gues
Community Notices and Social Events Update
A pie social at Company M Ed wards' Saturday evening tober 19 is noted. Henry Herget and daughter Nan nie left Monday for Walnut Hills to spend the winter with Mrs. Osie Rising’s family. Doratus Leeds, recently visiting from Springfield, had been absent 28 years. Several local visits and gatherings are recorded, including a Bantam fair outing and church notices. Avery Brown and Miss Carrie Kirgan wed at the M. E. parsonage in Batavia. A new pastor has been named for Harvey’s Wesley M. E. and First Congregational churches. Various family visits and relocations are listed along with advertised kidney pills testimonial from A C Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. M. Edwards
Tober
Henry Herget
Nannie
Mon Ay
Frank Malick
Walnut Hills
Osie Rising
Frank Ludlow
Amelia
Dora
Earl Binning
John Warren
Edna Fallon
Elten Binning
Xenton Hare
Olin Fagin
Frank Swing
Elizabeth Hocker
Alfred Hocker
City
Charles Swing
Bethel
Avery Brown
Carrie Kirgan
Bantam
M. KE. Parsonage
Batavia
Burdsall
Wesley M. E
First Congregational
Harvey
North Dakota
William Liston
Harry Sillett
Hannah Ketchum
Withamaville
Bert
Edward Vickroy
Joseph Geiser Jr
Newport
Dora Weseli
Local social visits and weekend travelers noted
Miss Clara and Lulu Pringle spent Saturday in Cincinnati. Harmon Whittaker and mother of Cincinnati visited local kin. Mrs. George Randall from Milford visited relatives here. Mrs. Cora Butler of Xenia visits the Conover family. The Roudebush family hosted guests from Milford and Kentucky relatives was Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Lulu Pringle
Cincinnati
Blondin McKinnie
Pleasant Valley
Barney Vancamp
Modest
Asa Shumard
Shiloh
Shumard
Mearill Dionne
Blanchester
Stroupe
Earl Roudebush
Kentucky
George Randall
Milford
Cora Butler
Xenia
Conover
Harmon Whittaker
Will Applegat
Andrew Dimmitt
Clifford Long
Clara Roudebush
Electrc Bitters touted as a cure all in old Lincoln ad
The advertisement claims Electrc Bitters restore vitality by toning the stomach and curing indigestion. It cites Michael Hessheimer of Lincoln Nebraska who, after over three years of illness, recovered after six bottles. The copy promises benefits like better digestion, stronger nerves, and purer blood, priced at 50 cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hessheimer
Lincoln
Neb
Local social notes and visits around town
A collection of social mentions from Cincinnati to Williamsburg and nearby towns. Names include Louis Moyer and family, Mrs. Wm Nighole, Mrs. N B Wallace, Mrs. Lytle, Victor Gorge, Miss Mary, Charles Sprague, Edgar Moorehead, A Weaver, Ella M Lytle, Peter Keubler, and Mrs J W Goff. One note highlights Foley Kidney Pills from A C Nash.
Ladies' meeting and local notes from Monterey and area
A Monterey meeting featured Lizzie Alters and Sarah Artman among attendees. Dr. A. G. Predmore visited Greenberry while Anderson spent time in the city. Mrs P. H. Brogan of Wilson testifies to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy's efficacy for croup, with it sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hn Joseph
Ireton
Anderson
Bethel
Maxfield
Feith
J. B. Joson
H- Anderson
Mra
P. H. Brogan
Wilson, Pa
Chamberlain
Croup
Enos Lollar
Saratoga
Ind
Bucklen's Arnica Salve credited for saving boy's leg
A Southeast community note recalls D.F. Howard of Aquone North Carolina crediting Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing an ugly ulcer that threatened an 11 year old boy's leg after failed remedies. The item notes other local happenings including visits, meetings, and a birthday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.F. Howard
Aquone
N.C
Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertise Beauty Aid
An old advertisement claims pimples and skin blemishes stem from impure blood and promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a health and beauty aid. The pitch urges readers to try the remedy, priced at 25 cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kings
Local social notes from Liberty and nearby towns
Residents and guests include James Huntington and wife from Liberty visiting George Huntington. Mabel and Delphia Hardwick from Covington. Stella Hackett and Nelle Coleman visiting friends. Mrs. Spenser and Alma from Hyde Park. Mrs. J. V. Mott hosting Ganabie guests. amateur club meetings and upcoming social events at the Amelia school and town hall. ads and a kidney pills testimonial from J G Criswell of Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Huntington
Liberty
Ind
George Huntington
Mabel
Delphia Hardwick
Covington
Stella Hackett
City
Nelle Coleman
Spenser
Alma
Hyde Park
Jessie Coulter
John Huntington
Kensington Club
Lafayette Nash
Cincinnati
Mary
Annie Hambleton
Olive
Harriet Swein
J. V. Mott
Fred Leeds
Wincheser
Rhoda White
A. EB. Amann
Dr. Schumann
Amelia School
Town Hall
Hallowe
Lillian Sechrest
William Perkins
Glen Rose
Patch Sewing Circle Meets at Mrs Bunyan Home
Our Sewing Circle met Wednesday at the home of Mrs Walter Bunyan with lunch of pump fb fin pie coffee and cake. The next patch meeting will be at the home of Miss Lauraker. George Maxfield of Bethel spent Sunday with Uncle Tommy Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bunyan
Lauraker
George Maxfield
Bethel
Tommy Patterson
Amands Maham
Herbain
Batavia
Frank Hauck
Gladys, Maham
Minnie Loom
Creature
Amanda Maham
Mo White
Williamsbure
Ida Varley
Clerke
Bynday
Fridauth Moyer
Fred VanAtta
Middletown
Harry Oyer
Fondetus
Local Social Notes Highlight Hyde Park Visitors and Church Events
Long list of visits and social calls from Hyde Park to Norwood Amelia and Batavia. Attendees mark anniversaries church events and a large Old Folks Day at the M E church with music and a pastor sermon. A Kentucky business trip and several Cincinnati outings are noted along with a kidney pills testimonial.
Local folks and visitors share weekend activities
Mrs Oscar Glancy visits parents then returns home. George Huge and family join George Fitzwater for Sunday. Thomas Brooks and daughter Norma spend Saturday in Williamsburg. Mrs Hall visits Adams county and Irene Moorehead stays with Mrs Milton Ireton. Edith and Mary Glancy visit Owensville. W at Batavia. Old Bethel benefit at Elmer Bly’s home invites all for a Saturday night. Grooves guest Abeymen attends sermons by Lucius Higgins. Mattie Chaney visits Cincinnati. Foley's Honey and Tar advert by Mrs Holan of Cleveland endorses its use for whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Glancy
George Huge
George Fitzwater
Thomas Brooks
Norma
Williamsburg
Hall
Adams County
Irene Moorehead
Milton Ireton
Edith
Mary Glancy
Owensville
Ww. Spurrel
Batavia
Elmer Bly
Bantam
W. H. M. Society
Old Bethel
Boarding House Ad by Main Street Offer
A weekly, daily, or meal option at 25 cents per bed or meal. Good home cooking with a feed stable. Located a square and a half above town hall on Main Street. Contact Miss Kate Erion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Main Street
Kate Erion
Merely a Business Acquaintance in The Club Fel
A dialogue fragment shows Lady Golightly remarking on a man as socially unfamiliar. Lord Cadleigh admits a distant connection born from business, saying he married the man’s daughter during his time in America. The exchange hints at social circles and reputational nuance in a club setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golightly
Lord Cadleigh
America
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Moscow
D. B._ Moreton
Louise
Lew_Donley
College Hill
Edie
Painesville
Hattie Lanham
Hamilton
Dayton
Jarman
Fee Naylor
Charles Kayser
John Glaser
Pt Pleasant
Arch Bolander
James Lemar
Pearl Hall
Will DeBruler
Harry Smith
Friend
Harry
Charles Mound
Henry
New Richmond
Wardsharo
D Smith
Higginsport
Will Bureau
Frank
Catarra
Hiall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Nalding, Kinnan & Marvin, Draggiets
Baby
Willie
Mamma
Grandma
Dr. Chomas
MT. Holly
Paul Wehling
Smith St
Peoria
Foley
A. C. Nash
Newtonsville
Maple Grove
Louis Moyer
L. J. Hawey
S. A. T. Sly
Wrant
Wm. Nighole
N. B. Wallace
Lytle
Greenberry
C. Enes
Wes Allizabeth Hob Neon
California
J. W. Goff
Ddietown
Cbristy
Rs. R. Weaver
Jas. V. Churchill
Wall St
Auburn
N. Y
A.C. Nash
Abbie Applegate
Ada Hobson
Thos. Mitchell’s
Ladies’ Aid Society
Robert Rowan
Norah Harlow
Harvey Hunter
Beulah Hobson
Mandy Conover
Goldie Johnson
Ada Shriner
Edenton
William Nichols
Anna Hutchinson
Mollie Rowan
Carroll Jones
W. H. Jones
Alvin Amilton
Frank Wise
N.B. Wallace
Etta Lange
J. G. Criswell
North Mulberry St
Hagerstown
A. O. Nash
West Point
T. A. Town
6Th St
Watertown
Adon
la Grippe
Geo. T. Craddock
Rubie, Ark
Elklick
Lekado
Kellum
Chailie
Anna
Chas. Marshall
Pana
Iil
Ed Genet
Win
Higgins
Ilford
Mattie Chaney
Lucius Higgins
Peter Holan
Buckeye Rd
A.C Nash
Nash
Castoria
Bears
J.C. Fur Watansbure
Mt As
Oliver and Imperial
W. Seyler
Main Streets
Griffie
Juell H. H. Brinkman
Dean L. Barr
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