Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsements and Local Notices
Enduring praise for Doan's Kidney Pills as a trusted remedy echoes through time with testimonials from J. D. Ross of Blanchester and other locals. The notices urge readers to demand Dean's Kidney Pills, the same remedy cited by Ross, and promote a nationwide distributor in Buffalo. Included are local social notes and advertisements for Ha's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Catarrh Cure with endorsements of F. J. Cheney & Co. and Walding Kinnan Marvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
J. D. Ross
E. Main St
Blanchester
Doan
Mr. Ross
Dean’s Kidney Pills, the Same That Mr. Ross
Foster-Milburne
Props
Buffalo
N.Y
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Hall
Social visits noted in Edenton and Williamsburg
Local residents and visitors share weekend and weekday visits in Edenton, Williamsburg, Madisonville and Moscow. Social scenes include family gatherings and a surprise party for Offa Harbaugh. An unrelated medical ad warns against sedatives and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and pneumonia.
Sabbath school convention draws Franklin residents to Monroe church
Franklin delegates attend Sabbath school convention at Monroe church. visitors include Mrs. W B Corbin and guests Fred Lindsey and wife. Miss Love Clark from Cincinnati visits. Rev Shambaugh welcomed. A musicale at W R Clark home featured Newell Clark and Miss Louise Paeltz. Edna Idler of Branch Hill visits. Jacob Cunter and family plan to reside here. Dr Kings New Discovery advertised as cough remedy with testimonial from A Stid of Mason Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Monroe Churchy
Nicholsville
W.B. Corbin
Fred Lindsey
City
Miss Love Clark
Cincinnati
Raymond Reese
L. H. Nichols
Rev. Shambaugh
W. R. Clark
Newell Clark
Louise Paeltz
Love Clark
E. R. Cook
Edna Idler
Branch Hill
Minnie Bainim
Cook
Lina Cox
Mt. Pisgah
Fred Hawkins
Jacob Cunter
Frank Nichols
Springfield
Various Local Visits and Social Events Gather Amelia Residents
Amelia notes guests and visits across communities with mentions of Mrs M A Agnew of Tucson visiting Mrs Corn Ely, Ettie Latham with relatives at Hamersville, Louise Boyer returning from Warner Ohio, and a M E Circle pie social planned for October 25. Also reported are entertainments by Miss Elsie Hill, a reception for Chief Justice Nichols in Batavia, and multiple family and friend visits in Anderson, Nicholsville, Mt. Washington, Carthage, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
M. A. Agnew
Tucson
Art
Corn Ely
Ettie Latham
Hamersville
Louise Boyer
Warner, O
M. E. Circle
Art Building
Miles Elsie Hill
Philathea
Justice Nichols
Batavia
George Huntington
Anderson
Ind
Fred Leeds
Winchester
E. F. Pearce
J. W. Mott
W. A. Williams
Germantown
Jessie Coulter
Helen Weston
Indiana
Helen Coulter
Carthage
Nellie Coleman
Milton Brennan
Nicholsville
Bailey Wall
Lee W. Short
Mt. Washington
Lafe Nash
Belle Kramer
Hoa Keen
Woman’s Club
van Dyke
Washington
Otra Mitre
Quebec
Jane White
New Orleans
Manta Estrone Re
Teres
Eva Keen
Laura Short
Chronic Dyspepsia Testimonial Promotes Chamberlains Tablets
A Hornellsville resident says Chamberlains Tablets helped a long time chronic dyspeptic, claiming they did more good than any other medicine tried. The testimonial notes the product is sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. G. Mattison
Sherman St
Hornellsville
N. Y
Local social notes and church appointment updates
Amelia residents guests at Edwards home include L W Short John Flora and wives and Charles Smith Rev T F Bagby takes Christian church pastor post for year will preach first and third Sundays C B Myrick moves to Withamsville to head a school Alma Topie Allen Boles attend Walnut to see In Old Kentucky B L Ketchum family From Withamsville to Branch Hill where he will teach school Eczema and Itching Cured: Hobson's Eczema Ointment advertised as fast healing with 50 cent price from Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Short
John Flora
Charles Smith
Amelia
C. M. Edwards
T. F. Bagby
Hamersville
Christian Church
C. B. Myrick
Withamsville
Alma Topie
Allen Boles
Old Kentucky
Walnut
B. L. Ketchum
Branch Hill
John Binning
Fred Warren
Indianapolis
Joe Geiser
O. A. Fagin
W. J. Liston
Stella Lytle
Belle Fellow
Antioch Church
J. H. Kempton
Mt. Washington
J. W. Ke
Pfeiffer Chemical Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Local notices recap from Mt. Crab and nearby communities
H Jackson his wife and son John attended the funeral of his sister at Mt Crab last Saturday. Miss Bessie Miller of near Bethel recently visited Mrs Jas Johnson. Maurice Rich and family moved to St Bernard. The 8.8 convention was well attended Saturday afternoon with a splendid program. Victor Lockhart of Amelia was calling among friends Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Gardner and their little son spent last week in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Johnson
Ada Shriner
Edenton
Elsie Culberson
Pleasant Valley
Dean Culberson
Elizabeth Johnson
Alice Irwin
Williamsburg
Carroll Jones
Adam Morse
Roy
W. H. Jones
Offa Harbaugh
Alvin Hamilton
Madisonville
Henry Harlow
Clare Sargent and
H. Jackson
John
Mt. Crab
Bessie Miller
Near Bethel
Jas. Johnson
Maurice Rich
St. Bernard
Victor Lockhart
Amelia
Charles Gardner
Little Son
Will Holland
Ethel Hathaway
Owensville
T. Hensel
Cora Hensel
Newtonsville
Joe Curtis
Mr. Watson
Grover Stewart
Benjamin Stewart
J. E. Christy
Charles Ireton
Hugh Nichols
Batavia
Dr. Ireton
Medical Association
Foley Kidney Pills Offer Quick Backache Relief
The ad promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a fast acting remedy for backache and rheumatism. It claims the product tones and strengthens weak kidneys, cleansing the blood and producing prompt, good results, attributed to A. C. Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
A. C. Nash
Local visits and church meeting add seven new members
Sunday visits included Neil Higgins and Joe Donhoe with O Scott. Miss Pearl Hutchinson of Marathon visited her sister Gertrude Saturday and Sunday. W P Whitenack and son Fisyd stayed with Joe Bivans. Margaret Groves stayed with Mabel Laymon. Charley Laymon of Mason visited Emmett Creager. A Predmore trip to Marathon Monday. John Creager and Vernie Aremontrout family Sunday. A meeting with Mr Neil as vice preacher adds seven members and will continue through the week. Harley Marshall and children visited William Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Neil
Joe Higgins
Joe Donhoe
O. Scott
Pearl Hutchinson
Marathon
Gertrude
W. P. Whitenack
Fisyd
Joe Bivans
Margaret Groves
Mabel Laymon
Charley Laymon
Mason
Emmett Creager
A. W. Predmore
John Creager
Vernie Aremontrout
Neil
Harley Marshall
William Marshall
Foley Kidney Pills Succeed in Reaffirming Kidney Health
An advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as honestly made medicine that relieves suffering from weak kidneys and bladder discomfort. It claims to aid nature in rebuilding kidney tissue and restoring normal bladder function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
Health and Strength for Home Keeping Women
Will G. Richmond of Inglewood California answers inquiries about Foley's Honey and Tar Compound claiming it greatly helped his chronic cough after other remedies failed. He says it is more like a food than a medicine and warns not to accept a substitute. A.C. Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will G. Richmond
Inglewood
Cal
Foley
A.C. Nash
Local Social Roundup and Medical Advocte Dr King’s Pills
Sunday visits span Germantown to Toledo with families in and around Pleasant Plain Batavia and Owensville. Banquet at Batavia honors Hon Hugh Nichols while Dr Ireton attends city medical association. Dr King’s New Life Pills praised as a gentle effective laxative by Texas reader Hugh Tallman of San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Hugh Tallman
San Antonio
Texas
Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Numerous Local Visits And Theatrical Lecture At Presbyterian Church
A long list of weekend visitors including Mr. and Mrs. William Stokes and daughter from Loveland, Miss Naomi Patton of Western College, Rev. W. M. Patton, and families from nearby towns. A funeral for an infant of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trost was held at home with burial at Laurel. A Rocky Mountains lecture with stereoptical views by Mr. Cooper from Hyde Park was to benefit the church, admission 10 cents. Also noted are various social visits, a note on Electric Bitters for women's health, and endorsements from Mrs. Laura Gaines of Avoca La. regarding the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stokes
Dorothy
Loveland
John Cobb
Naomi Patton
Western College
Oxford
Piqua
W. M. Patton
Robert Merchant
Maineville
Lebanon
Fred Trost
M. E. Church
Laurel
Amanda Britton
Lillie Johnson
A. Pierson
Norwood
N. T. Dailey
Althea McAdams
Celestine Chapter
Columbus
QU. E
M. Y. Cooper
Hyde Park
Rocky Mountains
Presbyterian Church
H. B.dolden
Mara Doughman
Cincinnati
Spencer Walker
Tusculum
Marvel Applegate
Mt. Crab
H. B. Holden
A. M
E. F. Sparks
Blanchester
Mabel Bunyan
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
O. Charles Innis
Ivy Seeger
Carthage
Innis
Local Social Notes From Evangton and Nearby
Frank Thurber and wife of Evangton visit Mrs. G W Temple Sunday. Josh Silcott and wife buy Jes sie Cresswell's place and move in. Ida Wheeler visits M Wheeler family in Cincinnati. Jessie and Hazel Green spend Sunday at Dr Kreiger's in Madisonville. Rosa Brumagen entertains sister Mary Steelman of New town. Nettie Pearce of Cincinnati calls on friends here last week. Jack Kilgore sells his farm. Della Denham and Viola Wilson attend funeral of aunt Mrs Beck at Bethel last Thursday. The changeable weather brings coughs and colds. Fotey's Honey and Tar Compound is recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Rosselot
Cincinnati
Lucy Hilderbrant
Walnut Hills
Mary Freschard
Nettie Curtis
Dunn
A. P. Buerkle
Gertrude Goff
Monterey
V. Yeager
T. P. Breeding
Frank Thurber
Evangton
G. W. Temple
Josh Silcott
Jessie Cresswell
Ida Wheeler
M. Wheeler
Jessie
Hazel Green
Dr. Kreiger
Madisonville
Rosa Brumagen
Mary Steelman
Newtown
Nettie Pearce
Jack Kilgore
Della Denham
Viola Wilson
Beck
Bethel
Mosquitoes Force Change On Painter Landlord Bet
A New York artist sought a country vacation in New Jersey by painting a hotel scene for a month's board. He submitted an idealized view with a dove cote and hovering doves, but the landlord balked at mosquitoes in the scene and demanded their removal to honor the bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Jersey
Illustrated Sunday Magazine
Special rope for climbers and tests by Alpine Club
The standard mountaineering rope blends strength flexibility and lightness in sisal Italian and Manila hemps with silk used sparingly. Buckingham's Alpine rope of Manila hemp is favored among British climbers. In 1864 the Alpine Club committee tested ropes finding Manila and Italian hemp versions both held two ton breaks and supported a 170 pound man after a ten foot drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham
Alpine Club
Manila
Fry’s Magazine
False Teeth an Italian Invention
A firm claims sales exceed 12 000 000 false teeth yearly as they are widely used. The first successful maker was Gius sopangelo Fonzi, Italian dentist, who began in Paris in 1798 and, after refining the process, earned the French Academy of Science gold medal. Fonzi treated Lucien Bonaparte and later lived in London and Madrid where Ferdinand VII granted a yearly pension for teeth sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giussopangelo Fonzi
Paris
Lucien Bonaparte
French Academy of Science
Russia
Fonzi
London
Madrid
Ferdinand VII
Spain
Music to Lure Bass Fish A Novel Minnow
Two Pennsylvania Walton enthusiasts devised a wooden minnow for bass fishing. It features a carved face of a girl, a front miniature electric light powered by a dry battery in the angler’s pocket, and a tiny musical box inside the lure. The device, painted red, uses sound and light to attract bass, who respond to bells as well as movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Izaak Walton
Evening Standard
Widow's Three Testes Warn of Suitors
A widow at a country house explains three tests for potential husbands: eating, laughing, and kissing. She says a man's laugh reveals temperament, warns against greed, and declares kissing the most important test of all for judging suitability before marriage.
Plowing Prizes Spark Anger Over Horse Claims
A recently bought horse provokes anger when a new farmer accuses a thrifty Scot of misrepresenting its racing record. Sandy calmly insists the horse won six prizes in plowin' matches, not on flat track speed, prompting tense exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy
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MT. Holly
Lerado
Laura Gaines
Avoca
H.B. Bucklen & Co
Lindale
Fotey
Alps
Elgin
Tri State Butter Company
Tri State
The
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Castoria
Bears
Lala Karim Dat
Meerut
Alice Meadows
Thames
Miss Meadows
Aden
Gulf of Aden
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