Doan's Kidney Pills Advertised Relief
Mrs. Bessie Morris of Blanchester Ohio testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her family member of severe kidney pains back twinges and fatigue after several boxes leading to general improvement. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Bessie Morris
Railroad St
Blanchester
Ohio
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Local Socials and Health Adverts Mixed in Page
Mrs. John Pfarr and daughter Celia visited relatives in Perin town on Tuesday. Beech wood couple visit Wilbur Bauman family. Cincinnati visitors Helen Schneheim and Helen Murry spent time with Gernon relatives. Mercury in catarrh ointments warned against. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with Ohio origin and druggist sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pfarr
Celia
Perintown
B. C. Turner
W.J. Gernon
Harry Patchell
Milt Sapp
Cincinnati
Michael Gernon
Fanny
Helen
Hamilton
Walter Kellis
A. J. Paul
Joe Bauman
Beechwood
Wilbur Bauman
Fred Loup
A. Bilz
Blowville
Louis Speidel
Milford
M. High
Helen Schneheim
Helen Murry
W. Gernon
Old Bethel church homecoming and local gatherings
Sam Jones and family of Bethel visited George Channel last Sunday for a homecoming at Old Bethel church with a basket dinner and litany. Wayne Joslin and wife of Bethel visited friends. Mrs. Aelia Pinkham and relatives visit Madeira. A new concrete bridge on Alrey Runpike is completed. Irwin Huggins celebrates 101st birthday with 55 descendants at S. W. Channell’s home in Highland County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Jones
Bethel
George Channel
Old Bethel Church
Wayne Joslin
Aelia Pinkham
Charlotte Warren
Olive Hayford
Madeira
Alrey Runpike
Irwin Huggins
Highland County
W. Channell
Channell
Strengthen Weak Kidneys with Electric Bitters
Quick relief for weak kidneys claims the remedy eliminates pain and fear of work. San Francisco's Mr. Dowling says it cured his wife after other treatments failed. Advertises benefits for liver digestion and biliousness with prices 50c and 1 at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dowling
San Francisco
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Saturday Serenade
Miss Alice Irwin hosted a party for area youth last Saturday with a serenade at Emerson Jester's home. Elmer White attended the Sardinia fair, Alma Hunter visited her brother Frank in the city, and Walter Shuff with family stayed a few days with Henry Hobson. Carroll Jones and family visited W H Jones, Charles Hobson moved to Joseph Glancy's property, and Harry Holden's family spent Sunday with E J Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Irwin
Emerson Jester
Elmer White
Alma Hunter
Frank Hunter
Walter Shuff
Hamilton
Henry Hobson
Carroll Jones
W. H. Jones
Charles Hobson
Willburg
Joseph Glancy
Harry Holden
Williamsburg
E. J. Hutchinson
Kidney Pills Claim to Restore Kidney Action
The ad states weak kidneys leave uric acid poisons in the blood and cause rheumatic pain and swollen joints. It promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy to ease pain and permanently rebuild kidneys, restore normal action, and keep uric acid crystals out of the blood and body. A. O. Nash endorses the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
A. O. Nash
A.O. Nash
Union Chapel Newsand Local Visitors Notes
Union Chapel Madisonville hosted visitors from Arlington Heights Batavia Williamsburg and Little Rock while a city death brought Russell Williams home. Local groups held picnics meetings and a wedding anniversary celebration with community notices and a Chamberlains Tablets testimonial from Boone Mill Virginia.
Hyde Park families visit relatives and community events
Robert McNeil and sister of Hyde Park visited F A McNeill. Miss Hazel Snider of Indiana stayed with her uncle Lewis Snider. Mr and Mrs B E Gardner visited daughter Mrs Chas Barkley at Clermontville. Many attended the I O O picnic at Highland Park. Anna McNair ill with typhoid in Cincinnati. Rain brought relief but crops harmed by drought. Mr and Mrs Wm McNair welcomed a baby boy born to Walter McNair in Los Angeles, former local. Arent of Cincinnati guests of Albert Heinbolt. Foley Kidney Pills advertised claiming cures for kidney and bladder trouble rheumatism and lumbago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McNeil
Hyde Park
F. A. McNeill
Hazel Snider
Indiana
Lewis Snider
B. £. Gardner
Chas. Barkley
Clermontville
Highland Park
Anna McNair
Cincinnati
Wm. McNair
Walter McNair
Los Angeles
Cal
Walter
Arent
Albert Heinbolt
Local social notes and moves in the region
Mrs A J Keeble returns from Mineral Springs in improved health. Iven Lagros spent the week in Cincinnati. John and Jo Rosselot Will Snider and Mr Yeager drove to Columbus for the State Fair. Miss Sigrid Anderson of Cincinnati visited Francis Fomorin family. Valentine Yeager and family hosted Mrs Will Davis of Newport Ky. Clarence Buerkle bought the Rheulman residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Keeble
Iven Lagros
Cincinnati
John
Jo Rosselot
Will Snider
Mr. Yeager
Columbus
John Rosselot
Sigrid Anderson
Francis Fomorin
Valentine Yeager
Will Davis
Newport
Clarence Buerkle
Rheulman
Remedy Cures Diarrhoea Says Local Resident
An Oriole Pennsylvania resident credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing a diarrhoea after one dose. The writer notes it also helped others and states it is sold by all dealers through merchant Mr Yorks.
Social visits and illness noted across regional towns
Mrs. Geo Devine spent Sunday with James Carpenter in Stonelick. Mrs James Rapp and daughter Marie from Indiana visited Rapp sisters. Mrs Mary Knight shopped in Cincinnati. John Walters is very ill. Stella Turner also ill. Nettie Lear and daughter Winnie visited Minnie and Katie Snell. Wilber McMahan came from Lawshe with grandmother Sarah McMahan. Laura Rapp hosted Mr and Mrs Sylvester Glancy and family and Rev J H Henry. Winnie and Pearl Hill returned home to Mason after visiting Mrs Chas Nichols. Clara Johnson from Batavia visited Flora Johnson. Chas Brown hosted Chas Burgess family and Belle Emmons of Shiloh. Minnie Snell returned to Evanston after four weeks away. Eva Hunt visiting sister D K Carpenter in Linwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Devine
James Carpenter
Stonelick
James Rapp
Marie
Indiana
Rapp
Mary Knight
Cincinnati
John Walters
Stella Turner
Nettie Lear
Winnie
Minnie
Katie Snell
Wilber McMahan
Lawshe
Sarah McMahan
Laura Rapp
Sylvester Glancy
J. H. Henry
Pearl Hill
Mason
Chas. Nichols
Clara Johnson
Batavia
Flora Johnson
Chas. Brown
Thomas Burgess
Belle Emmons
Shiloh
Minnie Snell
Evanston
Eva Hunt
D. K. Carpenter
Linwood
People's Liniment Claims for Rheumatism and Ailments
An advertisement touts People's Liniment as beneficial for rheumatism aches and pains. It asserts internal use for cholera morbus and bowel disorders and urges consulting a druggist for usage and to take no other remedy.
Dr Kings New Discovery Promises Cure for Coughs
Stillman Green of Malichite Colorado reports two doctors said he would die from consumption but after using Dr Kings New Discovery he survived. The advert promises a full refund if it fails to help and notes a price of 60 cents or one dollar with a druggist guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Stillman Green
Malichite
Col
Local Social Roundup and Admonition on Adenoids
Friday visits and weekend gatherings feature Kellum, Gauche, McCreight, Ingle, Predmore, and other local families with trips to the State fair and social calls. An ad for Fo ley's Honey and Tar Compound warns adenoids arise from colds in children and claims simple curative relief through the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
A.C. Nash
Local Social News Highlights Across Communities
Miss Clara Roudebush returns from Europe and Rev Brown visits Williamsburg. Lucille Work and mother travel to Cincinnati. rainfall brings joy. Mrs. George Randall of Milford among relatives. Dr Ireton returns from two week vacation. Canning factory thriving under Hopkins and Earl Roude bush. Cincinnati guests stay with Stroupe family. Bertha Williams hosts friends from Avondale. Rosa Baker and children visit Millie Knott and mother. Florence Needham and father attend Salvation park camp meeting. Sewell family reunion on Blanchester fair grounds. Friends hope Mrs. William White improves after illness. Mrs. John Britain and children prepare to move to Washington. Mrs. W J Fleming of Chicago visits Needham family. Mayme Bender and children visit Mollie VanCamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Roudebush
Europe
Rev. Brown
Williamsburg
South’s
Lucille Work
Cincinnati
George Randall
Milford
Ireton
Mr. Hopkins
Loveland
Earl Roudebush
Minnie Watcher
Stroupe
Bertha Williams
Avondale
Rosa Baker
Middletown
Millie Knott
Florence Needham
Salvation Park
Anna Clemons
Ernest Sewell
Blanchester Fair
William White
John Britain
Washington
W. J. Fleming
Chicago
Needham
Mayme Bender
Newtown
Mollie VanCamp
Despondency From Indigestion Recedes With Tablets
A reader reports feeling despondent due to indigestion and constipation. The distress subsides quickly after taking Chamberlain's Tablets.
Social notes and visiting guests at Hartwell area
Miss Bessie Darling of Hartwell visits Mrs. J R Fuhr. Mrs. Stark Lytle and daughter from Portland arrive to see her mother Mrs Mary Fisk. Clerke and wife travel to Urbana for M E conference. Rebecca Beacham of Hampton dies at 5 pm. funeral at home and burial at Williamsburg cemetery. Local reminders of visits, guests, and travel follow with ads for Dr King’s New Life Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Darling
Hartwell
J. R. Fuhr
Stark Lytle
Belle Fisk
Portland
Oregon
Mary Fisk
D. Harold Clerke
Urbana
Rebecca Beacham
Hampton, Conn
G B. Beacham
Williamsburg Cemetery
W. Fuhr
Toledo
Leona Heizer
Henry Burgess
Bridgeport
Conn
Clifford Boyd
Camp Dennison
Mary Boyd
Frank D. Idle
Kidney
A. B. Ely
Joseph James
Paris
Martha Ely
Paint Lick
James Rose
City
T. J. Atchley
Hyde Park
R. L. Allen
Mary Charlotte
Owensboro
Bethel social notes recount visits and gatherings
Bethel residents share visits and guests from Brown county Blanchester Denver and Mt Oreb. People attend fairs church events and family gatherings while some relocate or sell property. The column notes sermons calls and a funeral in Feesburg with multiple local names.
Literary Club Meeting and Local Fire Incident
Our Literary group met Friday night at Mr and Mrs Cowdrey s home. A host surprised with a fruit treat. The September 19 meeting will be at Mr and Mrs Lon Day s home. A fire caused by locomotive sparks burned fences and pastures on several farms but buildings were saved after swift action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Cowdrey
Lon Day
W. T. Laughlin
Cincinnati
Omer Mattox
Tom Slade
Alberta
Otis Kain
Concord
Stanley Pursley
Hazel
Alfred Pursley
New Harmony
John Hill
Florence
Westchester
James
Old Bethel Church
W. C. Warden
Ed Wacker
James Rice
Kidney Trouble Prompting Serious Health Concern
A Foley Kidney Pills advertisement warns that kidney trouble can lead to grave complications if neglected. The copy claims the medicine restores kidney and bladder function and returns health and strength, endorsed by A. O. Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
A. O. Nash
Social notes from Cincinnati area visitors and travels
Mrs. Ella Timberlake hosts visitors from Cincinnati and Mrs. Raymond Gaskins and son John Cyras dine with Warren family. Virginia Leet leaves for Richmond Kentucky to attend school. Claude Houser and Misa Nettie Pearce visit Wm Houser's home. Surry family returns to Missouri after visit. Judd family spends Sunday with local relatives. Louise Hahn and son visit Offutt and Terrill households. Will Houser attends Hoover Houser reunion at Felicity. Cambridge residents Trenner move into new home. Mrs. Albert Lungmus hosts city friends. Mrs. Duncan of Tipton Iowa praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Timberlake
Cincinnati
A. B. Cleveland
Raymond Gaskins
John Cyras
H. C. Warren
Virginia Leet
Richmond
Claude Houser
Misa Nettie Pearce
City
Wm, Houser
George Surry
Albert Lungmus
Local Guests and Visits Across Cities Mentioned
Mrs Lydia Byrd of Chrisfield Maryland Mrs Robert Flora and Dr Taylor of Cincinnati visited family and friends including John Flora Frank A Hackett and family. The Hackett group spent Sunday with Ben Mattox and wife in Cincinnati and Stanley Wade and sister Eleanor were noted in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Byrd
Chrisfield
Robert Flora
Taylor
Cincinnati
John Flora
Frank A. Hackett
Ben Mattox
Stanley Wade
Eleanor
Local residents host guests and visit kin across town
Clifton Heights guests and Norwood visitors recur as residents attend Odd Fellows picnic at Lake Allyn and visit relatives. Rev A E Huntington travels to Urbana conference. Foley Kidney Pills praised as safe remedy reducing backache and improving kidney function.
Picnic at Bantam fairgrounds draws large turnout
The L H and Christian Chapel Sunday school hosted a Friday picnic at Bantam fair grounds. About seventy people attended with a long table for all. Cooks outdid themselves. The afternoon featured games and contests with prize winners including Miss Daisy Davis parasol race Miss Elien Binning and several running and ball tossing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H
Christian Chapel Sunday School
Bantam Fair
Daisy Davis
Elien Binning
Clarence Lytle
Baril Binning
Miss Mildred Lytle
Mise Leona Follow
Roy Weseli
Earl Binning
Howard Brotherton
Local Social Notes Span Middletown and Nearby Communities
Various residents and visitors are listed in a string of social notes. Mrs. John Moerlein hosted daughter Emma Hill in Middletown. E. B. Myrick resigns as Lucy Run teacher to join Withamsville. Miss Ella Nichols of Batavia to teach at Lucy Run. Glenn Swing of Bethel visited the Fagin family. Miss Bessie Pearce of Norwood visited Leota Liston. John Birk and family visited John Moerlein. R Kincaid and wife attended the Hawkins reunion at Bantam fairground. Trenner takes possession of newly bought farm from C M Jennings. Gus Henke and family from Shelbyville guests of Richard Fritz. Christian Endeavor convention at Christian Chapel on Friday the 12th. John Wesell and friend from Norwood visited John Topie. Laurence Lytle visiting relatives. Groppenbacher family held 5th annual reunion at Hartmetz home with about 50 attendees and a bountiful dinner. Oscar Hartmetz began school at Tabasco on Monday. Mrs. Charles Alrey returned from Texas visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moerlein
Emma Hill
Middletown
E. B. Myrick
Lucy Run
Withamsville
Ella Nichols
Batavia
Glenn Swing
Bethel
O. A. Fagin
Bessie Pearce
Norwood
Leota Liston
John Birk
Louisville
R Kincaid
Hawkins
Mr. Trenner
C. M. Jennings
Gus Henke
Shelbyville
Richard Fritz
Christian Endeavor
Christian Chapel
John Wesell
John Topie
Laurence Lytle
City
Groppenbacher
Peter Hartmetz
Oscar Hartmetz
Tabasco
Charles Alrey
Texas
Longest tapeworm taken from patient in record
Joseph Shab ley of Portamouth suffered stomach trouble for some time before seeking an outside physician. The doctor diagnosed the ailment and administered medicine leading to the extraction of a 99 foot long tapeworm. The patient is elated and hopes for lasting relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Shabley
Portamouth
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George Halse
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Scott Miller
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Clover
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L. D. Kennedy
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Hasley
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Sallie White
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Afton
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Tipton
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Nellie Coleman
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Mary Kline
James Lyons
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