Best Kidney Remedy Backed by Batavia Testimony
Batavia residents endorse Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney and back relief. Mrs Maham Knauer, 81, reports chronic back pain and kidney discomfort improving after one box, with four boxes restoring normal function and ending pain. Price 5 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Dean
da Maham
Knauer
Community Notices From Batavia Chronicle
A long church and social notices summary lists regional visitors and visits from St. Louis Cincinnati Newtown Milford and Norwood. Wedding attendance includes Miss Daisy Nash and William at Linwood for Herman Bloom. Maud Green dies at 8 in Cherry Grove with funeral at Baptist church and Lindale cemetery.
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John Phillips
St. Louis
Daisy Nash
William
Herman Bloom
Linwood
Pearl Phillips
Morrow
Emilie Phillips
Cincinnati
Backus
Minneapolis
Charles Rosenberger
Newtown
N. Bell
Nick Roth
Norwood
Hoffman
Carlos Rose
Mt. Carmel Rebekah
Batavia Rebekah Lodge
Batavia I. 0
Elizabeth Phillips
Ed Qoddington
Dora Sullivan
F. E. Brown
L. L., Johnson
Ohio Farmers Insurance
Batavia
Pearl Danby
Brartch Hill
Frank Valentine
City
Valentine
Vy. McDaniels
Bethel
Lindale
Kidney Pill Ad Boosts Henry Wright’s Health
O. D. Wright of Rosemont Nebraska states kidney pills from Foley relieved pains near the kidneys and restored rest after a doctor advised trying a 50 cent bottle. The Nash Pharmacy carries the remedy and claims it relieves rheumatism and backache.
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O. D. Wright
Rosemont, Neb
Nash Pharmacy
Miss Alexander of Boston visits Chicago schools
MOSCOW reports Miss Alexander of Boston spent last week at C. B. Moreton's and traveled to Chicago Saturday with him by auto. The piece notes Mrs. W. G. Pattison visiting her daughter Mia Johnson of Walnut Hills and a serious fall by George R. Pattison from a limb while plums were being picked injuring his wrist and upper body.
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Alexander
Boston
Mass
Chicago
C. B. Moreton’s
C. B. Moreton
W. G. Pattison
Mia. Johnson
Walnut Hills
George R. Pattison
Harriet McClain
Newport
Jarman
Albert Barker
Falmouth
C. B.moreton's
Harlow
Eugene Donovan
Valera Hartshorn
Harry Leary
Bila
Pittsburg
Martha Hartshorn
City
Low Town
Vera Buchanan
Social rounds at Hamlet and surrounding towns
Mrs P M Offutt guests of Mrs Lula Wall on Tuesday. Labor day visitors from multiple towns attended gatherings at J H Dawsons and with B F Moyer. Several families and individuals visited/felt at reunions and socials across Hamlets, Felicity, Wilmington, and nearby areas. An advertisement promotes Sloan's Liniment as infection relief and pain killer.
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Lula Wall
J. H. Dawson
Bradley
Indiana
Will Houser
Felicity
G. 0. Beck
City
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Deer Park
Ed Tracy
Norwood
J. N. Judd
Amos Huffman
Wilmington
Matt J. Day
Woman’s Relief Corps
G. W. Robinson W. R. OU
Amelia
Minnie Carey
Bellevue, Ky
M.J. Day
Sioan
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Local Social Roundup and Health Ad Notes
Social visits fill Batavia and area towns with neighbors dropping in at the Rebekah lodge, Mrs. Nellie Stewart hosts in Mt. Crabs, and Shining Stars meet at Mrs. Tucker. Local schools reopen with Mr Hesler and Miss Schilling as teachers. An ad touts Dr King s New Life Pills for liver and bile flow with a 2c bottle price.
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W. D. Davidson
Emery Hodges
Jessie Stewart
Rebekah Lodge
Batavia
Nellie Stewart
Mt. Crab
The
Shining Stars
Tucker
Kate Carrol
Chicago
H. Anderson
Mary Johnson
Blanche Smith
Fayetteville
James Babbitt
Norwood
Hesler
Emma Schilling
A. G. Predmore
Columbus
Carrie Leeds
Mara
John Christy
O. , Smith’s
Milford
Alice Kirskaddon
William Leeds
City
Dr. King
Social notes from Amelia area list visits and gatherings
Miss Helen Coulter of Carthage spent Sunday with sister Miss Jessie Coulter. Several locals hosted or visited with friends in Madisonville Lindale Bethel Crescentville Batavia and St Louis. A weiner roast near town drew many young people as visits to relatives continued.
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Helen Coulter
Carthage
Jessie Coulter
Geneva Idlett
Helen Aultman
Edna Brusport
Madisonville
Dollie Smith
Philathea
Anna McCann
Hamilton
Harry Kearns
Georgetown
Corally
Ed Bishop
Wiliamsburg
Arnold Boyce
Mary Pommert
Albert Johnson
Stella Hackett
Batavia
Huon Montijar
Maud Green
Lindale
Kate
Anna Anbhoni
Edgar Swein
Stella Johnson
Bethel
Fuller
Michigan
Arthur Short
Northside
Ella Beeler
Lowell Bennett
Crescentville
Bowman Woodruff
Jasper Malick
Margaret Corbly
Charlie
W. C. Coombs
Olive Swein
Lollie Berger
Geo
Thomas Dodsworth
Mis
Jane Dodsworth
John Gutton
Spring Ao
Monny
Joseph Potter
Ethel Daffy
St. Louis
Relieve Biliousness and Constipation with Tablets
A reader from Peck Gates N Y says Chamberlains Tablets cured her biliousness and constipation after using two bottles. The remedy is readily obtainable and inexpensive for relief.
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Chas
Peck
Gates
N. Y
Chamberlain
Pine-Tar-Honey Aids Colds From The Start
Dr Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey touted as remedy for colds reaching the throat and easing stuffed feeling. Emphasizes pine’s traditional relief and notes special effectiveness for children’s colds to prevent further complaints.
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Local social notes and guests visit Hyde Park and surrounding towns
The column lists Mrs. Joseph Weaver and Naomi Harlow visits in Hyde Park, Lily other locals visiting relatives at Lynchburg and Williams burg, and numerous guests from Oxford, Mt. Washington, Huntington and more. It notes several social events and calls at Rebekah lodge and Chau tauqua plus travel to Williamsburg and Batavia with family greetings and home visits. Burdock Bitters is recommended as a blood purifying tonic linked to seasonal ills.
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Joseph Weaver
Hyde Park
Naomi Harlow
Cecile Glancy
Mary Moorehead
Lynchburg
Emerson, Jester
Joseph Stockton
W.H. Jones
Katherine
Williamsburg
Mary Hulick
Oxford
Herbert Rowan
Pearl White
Beulah Hobson
Rebekah Lodge
Batavia
Prompt Relief for Colds and Grippe
An advertisement notes Prompt Relief for colds and grippe with medical claims. Batavia brands are listed alongside A and NASH in a compact product promo, highlighting quick symptom relief.
Chautauqua closes with Ralph Dunbar concert in Williamsburg
The Williamsburg Chautauqua ended with a splendid Ralph Dunbar singing bell ringers concert. Attendance was strong all week and organizers called the event a success. Local notes include Walker family visits, reunions, weddings, and community gatherings across Clermont county.
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Ralph Dunbar
F. W. Walker
Colorado
Lillian EB. Dailey
Hugh F. Walker
Denver
T. M. Walker
Yuma
B. Walker
Wauneta
Nebraska
T. R.,hartman
Rose Brooks
Edith
Peebles
C. Knight
L. C. Stockton
Bert Ochiltree
Connersville
Ind
Fred Eckerle
Katherine
Lulu Johnson
Dama
R. Creager
P. B. Smith
Chas. McKeever
Robert Creager
Mt. Crab
Robert Still
Labor Day
John Pease
Amelia
Ida Curry
Newspaper Man Recommends Foley's Honey and Tar
R. R. Wentworth of St. James Missouri News says a severe cold settled in his lungs and Foley's Honey and Tar straightened him out immediately. He recommends this genuine cough and lung medicine. Thousands of hay fever and asthma sufferers are thankful for this healing remedy from Nash Pharmacy.
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R. R. Wentworth
St. James (Mo
Foley
Nash Pharmacy
Precocity Defined by a Five Year Old Learning Turkey Anatomy
A Houston Post example defines precocity as premature mental development shown by a child five years old who learns that the drumstick is not the best part of a turkey gobbler.
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Houston Post
Gratitude for Chamberlain's Colic Remedy Mentioned by Mrs Witherall
Mrs T N Witherall of Gowanda New York writes that after a summer complaint attack she used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and found immediate relief. She praises the medicine and notes it is obtainable everywhere.
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Lowe
T. N. Witherall
Gowanda
N. Y
Belief that nearsightedness in children is uncommon
The article argues that nearsightedness in children is caused by strain, not birth, and that most cases can be prevented or reduced to low degrees through proper measures.
Do Not All Shed Horns
The elk and other deer shed their horns yearly while hollow-horned animals like bears and antelopes do not. In a vignette, Billie explains he is not dreaming but thinking and must restart when interrupted, reflecting a child’s introspective moment.
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Billile
Billie
Not Too Egotistic In Quotations From A Mirror
A belittling exchange between sisters centers on self image as the younger sister deflects a compliment. The elder retorts with sarcasm while the younger insists she is merely half and half, reflecting on vanity and modesty in a brief domestic vignette.
Growth of Industry in Pens Shows Tremendous Rise
In ten years the fountain, stylo graphic and gold pen industry in the United States has almost trebled while steel pen production has doubled.
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United States
Dispute Between Nurse and Patient Questioned in Review
A spokesman said the clash between a nurse and patient is unlikely to affect the patient as much as a dispute with his doctors. The remark follows a review comment on the case.
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Spokesman Review
A Keen Critle. Small Boy on Yale Campus Squirrels
A youth voice, described as a keen critic, tours the Yale campus noting many squirrels and amusing sights. The fragment portrays a playful glimpse of campus life through a child’s perspective.
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Yale
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