Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Repeated Over Years
Batavia readers see repeated praise for Doan's Kidney Pills from W H Dowdney a Georgetown hardware dealer who declares a serious kidney episode cured by the remedy and confirms the prior endorsement after more than two years. Also local social notes mention visits and moves among residents including Ogden Patton Dumford and McKibben families with brief travels and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Dowdney
Main St
Georgetown
Doan
Mr. Dowdney
Dean
Lytle reunion attendees and local notices from Bluffton area
Bluffton residents report attendance at the Lytle reunion and visits from relatives including Clarence Cook and Mrs Kincaid. Obituaries note Frederick Bundel’s death and Mrs Pollard’s passing with funeral details. Also listed are local visits, sick spell of John Herget, and travelers such as Frank Liston from Hooper Nebraska. An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with offer of $100 for cure, from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Local visitors and social rounds in Oakley and surroundings
Herbert LeRoy and family visit Lee W Short and relatives in Oakley while Ben Woodruff from Evanston stays with his parents. Nellie Coleman and Allie Merten attend Miss Mabel Barrow's funeral at Mt Carmel. Several visits and gatherings noted including Philathea Club surprise for Mrs John Huntington and Clermont Baptist Association meeting with lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert LeRoy
Oakley
Lee W. Short
Ben Woodruff
Evanston
Bowman Woodruff
Nellie Coleman
Allie Merten
Mabel Barrow
Mt. Carmel
Mary Bommert
Greenfield
Helen Coulter
Jessie
Wayland Hopkins
Newport
Robert Hill
Pauline White
New Richmond
Philathea Club
John Huntington
Saltie Bragdon
Maggie Corbly
Elmer Hunt
Olive Branch
Anna McCann
Tilden Gaddis
C. Smith
Clermont Baptist Association
Baptist Church
Medicine for Quick Relief from Colic and Diarrhea
A widely recommended remedy for sudden colic and diarrhea, Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, praised for fast relief and availability everywhere, suggested as essential family medicine to use while awaiting a physician or other medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Social visits fill weekend with local hostesses
Herman Davidson and family were guests of Mrs. Olevia Earhart, Monday. Sadie Brown was a week end guest of Mrs. Crossley, of Perintown. Walter Bogart entertained his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Davidson
Olevia Earhart
Sadie Brown
Crossley
Perintown
Walter Bogart
Local Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Guests
Scene report of frequent visits and gatherings with names like Dawson Moyer Smith Fitzpatrick and Terrill. Mentions travels to Columbus Serpent Mound and Camden plus a note on Dr. Offutt and a move to Camden. Concludes with an unrelated advertisement for Foley Kidney Pills.
Local Guests Visit Ulrey and Related Social Notes
Owensville residents host visitors from Louisville Norwood and Cincinnati over the weekend. A Kentucky family, and several relatives from Newtonsville Walnut Hills Batavia Ludlow and Ludlow are mentioned along with extended visits and cousin receptions.
Safe Remedy for Children from Brownsville
Chas. Baker of Brownsville Texas lauds Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe child remedy for coughs noting it contains no opiates and provides quick lasting relief. He recommends it to friends and says it stops coughs and is sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Baker
Brownsville
Tex
Foley
Locust Corner social notes and health ad
Locust Corner reports visits and greetings among residents including Gertrude Bakie, Lulu Lindsey, O. J. Eppert, and multiple families from Norwood Belle Vue and Amelia. Social calls extend to Dayton and Ten Mile areas as neighbors share time with Eppert and Mattox families. Also a kidney health advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills with a Sioux Falls endorsement.
Mrs. America Salt Hosts Family Visitors
Mrs. America Salt entertains sister Mrs. Laura Farwell of Walnut Hills. Roses Salt and child from Chicago visit father Edward Salt. Brannock relatives and guests from Kentucky and Cincinnati stop by Sunday including Grace Brannock and Bertha Davis.
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America Salt
Laura Farwell
Walnut Hills
Roses Salt
Chicago
Edward Salt
Brannock
Gee, Brannock
Grace
Falmouth
John Brannock
Mr. Sterling
Chilt Brannock
Elwood
Felicity
Bertha Davis
A. B. Lee
Griffiths and Kinfolk Headline Weekend Social Notes
Mrs Nellie Griffith spends the week with relatives at Foster Ky. Miss Edna Beck returns to Muncie Ind after days with kin. Ruth Chatterton hosted her daughter Mrs Herman David son. Glenn Harris from Middletown visited. The Weatherspoons from Cleveland stay with Elmore Foster's family. Ella Waterfield of Cincinnati visited C E Reed. Chas Carr family returned to Ripley after visiting her parents. Albert Deen's Sunday guests included Wm Salt wife and baby. Lizzie Harris hosted Will Dunn Alex Dunn and family and Dr Mary Crane of Columbus Ohio. Lena Manning left for Chicago to visit Sam Manning and wife. Elmer Manning of Akron spent early week with home folks. John Armour and Lew Nott accompanied guests for weekend at Let. Remember the Red Cross street carnival Saturday September 8. Cautions on sickness amid high living costs cite Foley’s Honey and Tar.
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Cincinnati
C. E. Reed
Chas. Carr Ana
Ripley
Albert Deen
Wm. Salt
City
Lizzie Harris
Will Dunn
Madisonville
Alex Dunn
Nicholsville
O. W. Ramey
Elizabeth Hill
Prospect
Ohio
Elizabeth Wilson
Marion
W. M. Keller
Gertrude Matthis
Allene Honaker
John Maham
Hyde Park
Laura Wacker
E. B. Holmes
B.S. Rush
Batavia
Ruth Moyer
Fort Thomas
Gladys McKever
Beechwood School
Helen Walker
Reading
Tiffin Zimmerman
Harold
Camden
A. Jacobs
H. M. Davidson
College Hill
J. R. Fuhr
Harry Stamm
Frank Wise
Carey Marshall
Chas. Smith
L. £. Miller
T.J. Dugan
Ed Bishop
Nellie Zimmerman
Wm. Miller
Dama
Fort Wayne
Logansport
Ind
Frank Williams
Mildred
Norwood
John Meek
Afton
L. W. Day
Chas. Boyd
Mary Boyd
Camp Dennison
Robert McAfee
George Haskell
Harry Dennis
Whitaker
Fourth St
Edgar Rose
Dayton
Henry Busch
Linwood
Labor Day
M. F. McNutt
Inez
Homer Patton
Rev. Brown
Ada
Chas. Kain
Eldon
Katherine Kain
A. W. Reed
George McMinnis
Walnut Hills
Ed Hancock
A. T. Kain
W. E. Ellison
Beacham
Alice.Thornburg
Karl Thornburg
James Rose
James Clift
U. S. Marines
Philadelphia
Henry Lockhart
Raymond
Robert Rice
Covington
Harriet McAfee
Boy Scouts
Williamsburg
W. R. Ireton
J. B. Cover
Leona Heizer
W. F. Garvin
Seven Mile
R. EB. Burdsall
Rev. Garvin
Williamsburg Notes: Local Visits and Labor Day Scout Outing
Williamsburg community reports visiting relatives in Prospect Ohio Marion and Cincinnati. Families seen at homes of Keller Rose Garvin and McAfee. Chautauqua in Bata via and Ada conference attended. Boy Scouts with Scout Master Ireton surprised Rev Garvin on Labor Day. palmistry claim noted.
Dean's Ointment Endorsed For Skin Ailments
An advertisement urges readers to try Dean's Ointment for itching and skin conditions including eczema salt rheum hives and scabies noting its availability in stores. The copy links self made men and self starters to Crank era rhetoric.
Social notes from Westchester to Hillsboro
Ray Work and wife of Westchester spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Will Holland. James Hobson and wife hosted George Conover and wife of Norwood and W R Moore and family for Sunday. Miss Thessing returns home after a summer with Mrs Carrie Leed. Rev Shambaugh attends conference. Mrs Shambaugh back from visit with Bellefontaine parents. Robert Rowan and wife visit Frank White and wife. A G Predmore at the state fair. Grover Stewart Oscar Curtis and Homer Morgan visited Chillicothe cantonment then spent Sunday at caves. Mrs Carrie Leeds and daughter Martha and Mrs Clara Smith visit Mrs Lou E Johnson of Hillsboro. Maggie Orebaugh and son Lowell, Ella Joseph, Cora Hensel and Paul Joseph spend Monday at Chillicothe. Miss Myers and Miss Gertrude Hutchinson visit Mrs A N Genet. William Fomorin visits Bert Fomorin and wife at Hillsboro. Grange will meet next Friday night.
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Ray Work
Westchester
Will Holland
James Hobson
George Conover
Norwood
W. R. Moore
Miss Thessing
Carrie Leed
Rev. Shambaugh
Shambaugh
Bellefountaine
Robert Rowan
Frank White
A. G. Predmore
Grover Stewart
Oscar Curtis
Homer Morgan
Chillicothe
Carrie Leeds
Martha
Clara Smith
Lou E. Johnson
Hillsboro
Maggie Orebaugh
Lowell
Ella Joseph
Cora Hensel
Paul Joseph
I Won't Sit On a Box at the Broadway Theater
A Brooklyn youth and his date approached the box office for two tickets to a musical comedy. Only box seats remained and the youth told his date they had nothing left but boxes. She replied she would not sit on a box, so they left.
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Brooklyn
Milk intake advice from Dr Cabot handbook
Dr. R. Cabot argues milk can be consumed by anyone who is willing to take it properly. He suggests methods like using a spoon with soup and pairing with carbohydrates, noting not everyone must drink milk but everyone can if guided correctly.
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Dr. R. ©. Cabot
Lehigh
National Cement
Mendoza the Old City of West Argentina
Mendoza is a large carefully planned metropolis in western Argentina famed for municipal beauty. It appears modern yet is among the oldest towns in the western hemisphere, founded fifty years before Jamestown while Pilgrim era England still flourished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendoza
Argentina
New World
Jamestown
Virginia
England
Not Always Happy Childhood Reflections by Lord Avebury
Lord Avebury argues that childhood is not inherently happy and that harsh treatment can raise a child’s anxiety. He cites general ideas on parental influence and compares it to the sensitivity seen in horses tamed by Rarey to illustrate how words affect young minds.
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Rarey
Lord Avebury
World Record in Treaties
The writer notes a compiled list of treaties from 1560 B C to 1860 A D showing 8000 treaties over 34 centuries. Each treaty reportedly lasted just over two years on average, and the article argues treaties endure only with honest shared intent to honor them.
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B. C
A. D
Game in Mexico Hunters Big Game Field Claim
Mexico does not offer a field for big game hunters despite calls of being a sportsman’s paradise. Readily found animals include peccaries deer rabbits hares and javelines while reptiles such as alligators turtles and iguanas also occur. Pacific coast witnesses whales seals and sea lions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Pacific
New York Telegram
Sugar Flour Processing Method Described in France Tower
Fresh beet pulp is poured into a warm air tower in northern France. It passes through rotating gratings, exposed to rising temperatures up to about 250 degrees Fahrenheit, and the resulting product weighs about 25 percent of the beet weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Cat Turns White After Lockout In Athens Safe
A black cat accidentally locked in a safe in Athens Georgia emerged the next morning untouched but completely white matching a noted metamorphosis reported by the Buffalo Express. The incident drew curious attention as a quirky parallel to Marie Antoinette and other celebrities cited in the dispatch.
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Athens
Marie Antoinette
Buffalo Express
Potatoes and Similar Roots Have Good Food Value
Equal to Potato. A number of starchy roots, tubers, and corms of vegetables including Jerusalem artichokes, cassavas, dash ees, yams, cutias and taros. In addition to the well known sweet potatoes, have food values and degrees of digestibility approximately equal to those of the Irish or white potato and, like the latter, merit extensive use as a part of mixed diets.
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Jerusalem
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Ed Lorenz
Ella Owens
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Emeline Mattox
Charles Ford
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A. A. Eppert
Charles Courter
DeBruner
Merwin
H.R. Eppert
W. M. Eppert
O. J. Bilis
8Th Ave
Sioux Falls
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Somali
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Gs Tisseae
Bears
Castoria
the Centaur Company
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J. C. Furr
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