Beware of Catarrh Remedies Containing Mercury
An ancient advertisement warns against mercury in catarrh ointments and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. It claims the remedy is mercury free, taken internally, and effective on blood and mucous membranes. Also touts Hall's Family Pills and urges purchase from reputable physicians and druggists at 75 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J Cheney & Co
Toledo
Obiop
Ohio
J. J. Cheney & Co
Sermon and Visits Highlight Sunday in Presbyterian Parish
Rev McMinn will lecture at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening September 26. Prof Graham of Columbus visited Friday. Local families Mise Walls Mise Emma Corbin Carl Corbin Mise Eva Biscantz and others were mentioned as guests. Dr Homer Behymer of Amelia was here Monday. An anecdote extols Dr King’s New Discovery for asthma and lung ailments with 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMinn
Presbyterian Church
Prof
Graham
Columbus
Our Village
Mise Walls
Mise
Emma Corbin
Fairview
Carl Corbin
Twelve Mile
Eva Biscantz
Moore's
Robi, McNair
Springfield
Inola
George McNair
Will Stairn
Laurel
George Snyder
Homer Behymer
Amelia
Local Social Roundup From Mt Crab and Vicinity
Mrs Elizabeth Apple of Mt Crab visits her son D L Apple. Miss Emma Huheey leaves for Cincinnati to attend Woodward high school. Levi Ludlow is ill again. Mrs Wilson of Cambridge visits granddaughter Mrs F A McGuire. Miss Florence Apple and C B Apple entertain cousin Walter Apple of Cincinnati and Miss Vina Bordwell of Roskyford. Eugenia Lyons departs for Cincinnati after a stay here. Edith Jackson attends Hughee high school in Cincinnati. Mrs Thos Gallagher visits son M D Gallagher in the city. Mrs Henry Laub and Miss Edith of Amelia visit Mrs B L Apple. C Ladiow of Mt Carmel and Miss Julia Sullivan of Batavia open school here. Mrs Geo Wunder visits relatives in the city. Mrs F W Apple and her little son visit relatives at Mt Crab. Miss Mary Stegbauer entertains J Schirmer of city. Mrs Louis Beagle spends Thursday in city. Mrs Granville Teal and daughter Louella attend services at Highland Park. Health and Beauty Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Apple
Mt. Crab
D. L. Apple
Emma Huheey
Cincinnati
Woodward High School
Levi Ludlow
Wilson
Cambridge
F. A. McGuire
Florence Apple
C. B. Apple
Walter Apple
Vina Bordwell
Roskyford
Eugenia Lyons
Local Socials and Visiting Guests Reported
Florence Holland and family visit Mrs Hirling in Easton Illinois. Norma Devo leaves for Mount Olivet Kentucky for millinery work. various locals noted for illnesses moves and visits. School opens with teachers and officials. D of A lodge at this place instituted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Holland
Easton
Illinoia
Hirling
Norma Devo
Mount Olivet
Kentucky
Charles
T. M. Fox
Michigan
Cincinnati
Join Erakine
Huldabelty
Gusta
Jim Wood
Lew Donley
Allen Gatea
Parkhiser
Mra Charlies Dick
New Richmond
Ogshard
Mias Alice Seomsateg
Linwood
J. Hi. Abrams
D. P.moreton
Chicago
M. E
Ralph Jones
Harriott
J ‘A
Newport
Mississppi
William Wade
Washington, D. C
John Wade
Elmer Kayser
Bohool
W. B. Games
M. B. Grover
Carolyn Glaser
Valera Hartenorn
W. H. Middleton
Richmond
Indiana
Moreton
The.d. of A. Lodge
A Narrow Escape
Edgar N Bayless of Robinsonville Colorado recalls a near coal cough and how Foley's Honey and Tar stopped it. He reports a complete recovery and weight gain attributed to the remedy from Dolly's Honey and Tet Bituo's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar N. Bayless
Robinsonville
Col
Foley
Dolly
Bituo
Lodge Gathering in Foster Kentucky Last Friday Night
Carlisle Center N Y letter from G B Burhans proclaims four year cure of kidney trouble after using Foley's Kidney Remedy twice. He states there is no relapse and urges others to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Center
N. Y
G. B. Burhans
Foley
Mrs Doane Dies at Amelia Home Aged 73
Mrs Miriam Doane wife of Dr W B Doane died at her Amelia home Tuesday night aged 73 Funeral services from the family residence Friday morning at 10 80 conducted by Rev G M Fulton Also notes of visits and local social events including pastors return and school opening plans and mentions of revivals and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Doane
W. B. Doane
Amelia
G. M. Fulton
John Bushelman
St. Bernard
Hugh West
George Wageman
Bernice
Edith
Chas, Smith and Wife
Mt. Belly
Althea Wall
Nellie Coleman
Dean
Bury
Martha Wyatt
Tusculum
Sadie Baker
Milford
L. Grey
Nichollsville
Foley
Elizabeth Peppard
Hyde Park
Parker and
Newson
Mise Mary Pommert
Oxford
Migu Marie Lindsey
Louise Lytle
Batavia
Misa Jolly
Main
M. E
Percy Lawé
Mary
Home City
W. F. Hall
Gordon
Georgetown
Local Social Chat and A Cough Drop Ad
Bethel notes and visits as neighbors share weekend calls and family moments across towns. Bucklen's Arnica Balm ad touts quick relief for burns cuts and aches in a cheerful testimonial style.
Obituary and brief local notes from the region
Mrs. Josie Brown died at her daughter Mrs Will Dee s home Sunday morning. Funeral held Tuesday at 10 in the Christian Church with Rev A A Sebastian. Interment followed in the new cemetery. Bambach family hosted Walter Kinne of Dayton as a guest. A baby girl was born to Ivosh Brash and family Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Brown
Will Dee
Christan Church
A. A. Sebastian
Bambach
Walter Kinne
Dayton
Fetta
Ivosh
Clermont congee remedy promise for liver stomach issues
An advertisement touts a home remedy from Houma Remedy Co claiming to cure stomach liver and bowel complaints caused by climate over eating and other factors. It asserts widespread benefits and offers a trial while requiring address details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
Addrams Houma Remedy CO
Hamlet
Numerous Social Visits Across Ripley and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Willis guests include uncle Tom Israel in Ripley and Ed King with wife and son Robin visiting Berry Kentucky. Many others hosted or visiting relatives in Amelia New Richmond Norwood Madisonville Ft Collins New York and Columbus with school and dramatic arts travel noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Willis
Tom Israel
Ripley
Ed King
Robin
Will Kendle
Berry
Bertha Davis
Nell Guillen
New Richmond
Abbie
Ellen Towne
Abbie Crane
Amelia
Bertha Miller
Flora Grose
Flossie Paul
Madisonville
Clyde Tidd
Williamsburg
W. P. Richards
A. Bradnock
Lutie Williams
Forestville
Thos, Williams
Mt. Olive
J. M. Crane
Columbus
Sam Page
Felicity
T. Hutson
Noe
Mary Lee Taylor
Columbue
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad in Batavia Ohio
An old advertisement claims Dean's Kidney Pills cure backache by addressing sick kidneys and features a Batavia Ohio resident testimonial. It notes price 50 cents and Foster Milburn Co as U S sole agents, urging readers to choose Dean's. A second ad promotes Dr Iam New Life Pills with broad claims of curing multiple ailments and lists general drug store availability price 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Batavia
Knight
Main Street
Ohio
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Iam
Local social notes and family visits across the region
Spence Walker and family guests of T. K. Ellis. Mrs. Lizzie Beckett visiting. Miss Mabel Peterson entertained at six o'clock dinner with Edith Isabelle Foster Stella Beacham Lillian Walker Laura Thomas Ralph Hugh Walker Harry Hines Vernon Lucas present. Funeral for Scott Sprague held in Concord after death in city. Foley's Kidney Remedy recommended for kidney and bladder troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spence Walker
Tusculum
T. K. Ellis
Lizzie Beckett
Norwood
Mabel Peterson
Edith
Isabelle Foster
Stella Beacham
Lillian Walker
Laura Thomas
Ralph and
Hugh Walker
Harry Hines
Vernon Lucas
B. Hartman
George McAdams
Ludlow
J. F. Knight
RB. L. Alien
Dorothy
Annabel
Owensboro
F. W. Walker
Flora Colvin
W. C. Maham
Hyde Park
Wooster
Belle Parrott
Dayton
Amos Hillis
Felicia Kain
Bar Rose
J. B. Reed
Reed
A. W. Reed
Mra. RB. L. Allen
M. B.griggs
Lincoln Park
Chicago
Parker Walker
Bethe
Scott Sprague
City
Concord
Concord Cemetery
Frederick Cook
Maude Sbrofe
Dennis
Mise Theil Dennis
Goshen
Tree Houses of the Papuans Decline in Colony
Papuan tree houses once popular as high altitude refuges are fading as civilization expands. Government control drives natives toward simpler homes. northeastern Papua still hosts tall, cool habitations built with thatch roofs and wattled walls, though few new structures are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papua
Age and morality blur in New York women offenders
A critic notes that age does not shield women from crime, citing Blackwell’s Island data where three thousand four hundred sixty three of six thousand six hundred forty four offenders were over ninety, with disorderly conduct and public intoxication common. The piece argues youth is not a reliable marker of crime among women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Prison Commission
Blackwell’s Island
Horace
Lalage
Chloe
Drums Come to Europe With Crusaders in Middle Ages
As Europe formed, rhythm faded and drums were absent until the eleventh century. Crusaders introduced percussion, bringing drums tambourines and cymbals from the east. These instruments appeared in Europe for the first time since ancient times and have seen little change since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
East
St. Nicholas
Curious Christian Name Baptized In Error At Church
A London News note recounts a couple seeking the names Thomas and Robert for their baby. At the church the father said Thomas, the mother contested, and the curate baptized the child Oho. The correspondent cites a grave of One Titchener in St. Giles Camberwell churchyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Robert
Oho
Titchener
St. Giles
Camberwell
London News
Hydrophobia Joke Between Two Hobos
A learned hobo tests his unlettered companion with questions about dogs and hydrophobia. The exchange plays on misheard terms and a claim of lifelong unawareness of illness while discussing the fear of water.
One Way He Could Help
A story from Everybody's describes a eastern college graduate applying for work in Michigan at a lumber camp. He learns to operate a crosscut saw with the old lumberman guiding at the other end. After two days the young man tires, the veteran calls a halt, and remarks that riding the saw is fine but keep feet off the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern College
Michigan Lumber
Sonny
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Lowell
Mass
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Nicholsville
Bald Mountain
Alex Benton
Fort Edward
N.Y
Glen Este
Banu
Moscow
Foster
Mre
Cary Cushard
Kate Wenzel
Charles Krempein
Lanham
Thos, Dixon
Harry Manning
Stella Ivor
John Duval
Castoria
Casilidee
Bethel
Miss Bird Simon
Isabel
Charles Simon
California
Jeane Parker
Chas, Pealtz
Nicholasville
Robt. Willis
Gladys
Laura Willis
Ed Campbell
Harry Hutson
Will Elrod
George Armour
Callie
Sue
Mr. Hicks
J. A. Armour’s
Geo. B. Hill
Thelma
John Grover
Walter Bainum
Joe Barnes
J. P. Goodwin
Gene
Perintown
Chas
Gall
J. M. Stump
White Oak
Harry
Moses
Baby
Johnny
Mami
Billy
Houser
Homes
Bunn’s Pharmacy
Eclipse Spray
Morrill & Morley
Cleveland
Lowell Roudebush
R. F
New Richmond, Ohio
Astoria
Samuel Pitcher
Bears
Ato
J. C. Fuhr
Williamsburg, Ohio
Heppes Flexo
Heppes
John Seymour
Or, Pearl & Broadway
Hawthorne
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