Dangers of a Cold and Kidney Trouble Remedies
A local resident recounts kidney discomfort triggered by cold weather. Michael Schneider of Cincinnati reports backache, fatigue, and dark urine that improve after taking Doan’s Kidney Pills. He endorses the product and urges others to buy the same remedy from Foster-Milburn Co. at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Michael Schneider
Carpenter
Horton St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Doan
Schneider
Foster-Miburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Ladies' Aid Meets. Townsley Home Host
The Ladies' Aid held a gathering at Mrs. Mary Townsley's last Thursday. Taylor Codling has moved to Martinsville to teach this winter. Mrs. Martha Hibbs travels to Flush ing West Virginia to visit her mother. Alva and Sadie Brown were called to Perinton Sunday to see her father, who died soon after. Mrs. Harry Haskell hosted her sister Ethel and family Sunday. Visitors at John Dumford's Sunday included Her Protrafke and Fayetteville group, L Parker, Will Malott and wife. Rev. Smith delivered a fine sermon and all were well pleased. L. L. Johnson of Bata via, Ohio Farmers Insurance, acted as local agent here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Townsley
Taylor Codling
Martinsville
Martha Hibbs
Flushing
W. Va
Alva
Sadie Brown
Perinton
Harry Haskell
Ethel
John Dumford
Stonelick Social News Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Harry Huetcher of Cincinnati spent the week with her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Craver. Mrs. Charles Carpenter and daughter shopped in Cincinnati Saturday. Chas Hartmetz and family entertained Sunday. Miss Roberta Patchell and John Craver attend Milford High School this winter. Frank Wissel did business in Cincinnati Thursday. Misses Lela Ada and Laura Hartmetz and Harry Myers traveled to Blanchester Sunday. Mrs Belle Patchell visited her daughter Mrs James Ashburn of Batavia Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Huetcher
Cincinnati
Wm. Craver
Charles Carpenter
Chas. Hartmetz
Henry Troutman
Perintown
Joe Livengood
James Livengood
Roberta Patchell
John Craver
Milford High School
Frank Wissel
Lela
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Deafness
An advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes and cannot be cured by local applications. It claims a constitutional remedy Hall's Catarrh Cure cures by acting through the blood and offers $100 for any untreatable case, with circulars free from J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Te. F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Local Social News and Upcoming Grange Meeting
Mrs. Mary Work from Westchester visited Wilson Holland and wife for several days. Dr. Frank Johnson and wife of Fayetteville joined Carrie Leeds for Sunday dinner. Miss Brunk of Edenton stayed with Miss Cora Hensel. Red Cross ladies meet to sew Thursdays at the I O C F hall. Deputy county agent Nichols of Laurel plans to return Friday night October 5 for Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Work
Westchester
Wilson Holland
Carrie Leeds
Frank Johnson
Fayetteville
Bert Fomorin
Hillsboro
J. B. Johnson
Brunk
Edenton
Cora Hensel
Maud Page
Williamsburg
Blanche Smith
Judge Joseph
Batavia
Batavia, Was In Town Last Week. the Ladies of the Red Cross
I. 0.C. F. Hall
W. D
John Davidson
Lebanon
Edward Christie
Ora Cramer
Maggie Orebaugh
Day
Esther Joseph
Heith Murphy
Lowell Orebaugh
Ft. Ancient
Malady
Colic and Diarrhea Remedy Promoted for Home Use
This medicine claims to be essential for every family as colic and diarrhea strike suddenly. It emphasizes prompt treatment while awaiting a physician and praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for quick relief, available everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Local social notes from Oxford and surrounding areas
Misses Emily Nash and Ruth Smith spent weekend with friends at Oxford. May Wellman of Mt. Washington called on friends here Friday. Mrs Seber Eppert and daughter Lenora were Sunday guests of Bowman Woodruff and wife. Fred Kearns and wife of the city spent Sunday with his father Barton Kearns. Mrs BE Stairs of Walnut Hills is visiting her parents Allen Curry and wife. Mrs John Flora left for Kansas to visit relatives. Ruth Porter spent Sunday at home. Leontine Black returned after a two week vacation. Dr H Behymer G B Huntington and wives and Miss Bessie Bainum motored to Dayton Ohio Sunday. Red Cross yarn work to resume this week. members urged to attend meetings. Mrs Jane Backus entertained daughter and husband of Dayton Ohio Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Joseph Potter’s death occurs Sunday night. she lived most of life here and was well known in the county. Foley Kidney Pills touted as kidney help with backache and rheumatic pains. Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Nash
Ruth Smith
Oxford
May Wellman
Mt. Washington
Seber Eppert
Lenora
Bowman Woodruff
Fred Kearns
City
Barton Kearns
BE. R. Stairs
Walnut Hills
Allen Curry
John Flora
Kansas
Ruth Porter
Leontine Black
H. ©. Behymer
G. B. Huntington
Bessie Bainum
Dayton
Red Cross
Jane Backus
Joseph Potter
Chas. Hegner
George Bennett
Hyde Park
N. T. Dailey
Robert Black
Perintown
Clover
Kate Williams
Ella
Chas. Kain
Linwood
Della Vanosdol
W. M. Keller
Georgetown
Thomas F. Smith
Rainsboro
Frank Adamson
New Richmond
T. J. Dugan
Oren Morris
H. L. Britton
E. H. Davis
Carrie Barry
Lee Vanosdol
East Walnut Hills
Edward Dennis
Guy Dennis
J. E. Collins
Milford
Rowe Harris
Norma Miller
Scioto County
T. J. Atchley
O. Weaver
Batavia
R. F. Edwards
Huggins reunion hosts and regional notes
George Channel and family attended the Huggins reunion at Robert Huggins's Bethel area home. The Bethel to Brown homestead pike is closed for repairs. Local news mentions new machines in the neighborhood and upcoming road needs for transport. George Danby finished threshing season and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Channel
Huggins
Robert Huggins
Bethel
Brown
George Danby
H. Sommers
Mt. Washington
Charles Stroup
Cincinnati
Howard
Newport
A. Pinkham
Loveland
James E. Reeves
NICHOLSVILLE GUESTS AND LOCAL VISITS
A string of visits and social pages in Nicholsville notes Joe Barkley and wife from Laurel as Sunday guests of W. P. Corbin and wife. Holland and wife hosted over the weekend. Dayton and Felicity residents Emery Housh and William Holland visited, as did James Meeker planning a new barn with E A McMurchy as builder.
Foley's Honey and Tar Remedy Endorsed for Children
Chas Baker of Brownsville Texas praises Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe non opiate cough remedy for children. He says it stops coughs quickly and lasts, and recommends it to friends as widely available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Baker
Brownsville
Tex
Foley
Dayton Families and Guests Reminisce At Home Gatherings
Dayton social notices list Carl Judd and family hosting visits from Frank Nolan and wife in Dayton, Mrs. George Gates and daughter in Cincinnati, and many local exchanges with Cincinnati friends. Other items note Page Dawson leaving for Delaware to enter college and various visits among Dayton residents and relatives. An advertisement endorses Foley Kidney Pills with a Sioux Falls testimonial.
Local residents visit relatives across towns
Mrs Claude Fisher and children of Lima visit relatives. Mrs Lisbon Simcox and daughter Ethel of Marion spent a week with her father L W Pemberton. Mr and Mrs W L Swing host their guest Mrs Ida Hall of Mattoon. Lil H Hutson and family and Miss Janie Ellsberry are home from Richmond Indiana. Diana Scott of Cincinnati visited. Mrs Louis Tuttle and children returned to Lexington Kentucky after a month with the Porters Crane and Julius Rein of Ripley Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Fisher
Lima
Lisbon Simcox
Ethel
Marion
L. W. Pemberton
W. L. Swing
Ida Hall
Mattoon
Lil. H. B. Hutson
Janie Ebllsberry
Richmond
Indiana
Diana Scott
Cincinnati
Louis Tuttle
Lexington
Mis. Porter Crane
Mra
Julius Rein
Ripley
Local Social News Laced With Travel and Visits
Sunday visitors included Mrs. Lizzie M Abbott and Miss Louise Abbott left for Columbus to teach at O H S O. Bettie Justice of Carthage visited Mrs. E C Anderson. Brannock Keith and Audrey Williams attended the Kentucky State Fair in Louisville. Mrs Ray Williams visited relatives in Cincinnati. Lutie Williams of Forestville is visiting relatives. Lulu Frazier hosted relatives in Higginsport. Margaret Winder and Earl Canter wed in Batavia. Gladys Paeltz Mary Taylor Charles Taylor and Harry Badgley visited friends in Falmouth. M K E K B S picnic was held in Bees Grove. Bethel citizens hosted a Monday gathering for soldiers bound for Chillicothe. Chas Davis Alice Crane and Chas Taylor visited Mt Holly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie M. Abbott
Louise Abbott
Columbus
Bettie Justice
Carthage
E. C. Anderson
CA. Brannock
Keith
Audrey Williams
Louisville
Ray Williams
Cincinnati
Lutie Williams
Forestville
Lulu Frazier
Higginsport
Margaret Winder
Earl Canter
Batavia
Gladys Paeltz
Mary Taylor
Chas. Taylor
Harry Badgley
Falmouth
M. EK
Bee’s Grove
Bethel
Chillicothe
Chas. ¥. Davis
Alice Crane
Geo. Taylor
Mt. Holly
Prevent sickness with Foley's Honey and Tar remedy
It suggests Foley's Honey and Tar as a cheaper, sensible choice to prevent illness and avoid doctor bills during high living costs. It claims the product stops coughs, checks colds, and relieves croup when used in time and is sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Williamsburgh social notes and local notices
Williamsburg society column lists Sunday visits among residents from Hyde Park and Linwood, faculty movements, church appointments, and school news. It notes an Extension Class organized with Miami University and various travels for teaching and visiting relatives. Also recommends Chamberlains Tablets for constipation and biliousness.
Local Residents Spend Weekend Visits and Reunions
Jesse Cross and wife spent the weekend in Dayton. William Lindsey of the city visited home folks Saturday and Sunday. J B Tone of Tusculum shared Sunday with W J Tone and wife. Miss Margaret Blythe and Dr Allen Rapp visited Dr and Mrs E T Behymer Saturday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Bragdon of a wood spent Sunday with Mrs Rose Ayer. George Trump attended the 5th O V O Association reunion in Cincinnati Saturday. Mrs Hiram Kiester of Norwood visits her son Carl and wife. Mrs Rose Ayer and son Wilbur recently visited Mr and Mrs Edward Marion of the city. Miss Pearl Ayer left last week for Portsmouth to teach domestic science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Cross
Dayton
William Lindsey
City
J. B. Tone
Tusculum
W. J. Tone
Margaret Blythe
Allen Rapp
E. T. Behymer
Thomas Bragdon
Wood
Rose Ayer
George Trump
O. V. O. Association
Cincinnati
Hiram Kiester
Norwood
Carl
Wilbur
Edward Marion
Pearl Ayer
Portsmouth
Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertised Benefits
Foley Cathartic Tablets claim to keep bowels open and regular and the liver active. They are said to relieve indigestion sick headache biliousness and sour stomach without pain nausea or griping. The text notes stout persons enjoy them for comfort and help and that they are sold everywhere.
Foley Kidney Pills Then Aiding Tired Women With Aching Heads
An advertisement features Mrs. Wood of Maine praising Foley Kidney Pills for relief from back pain fatigue and constant headaches. It claims the pills strengthen weak kidneys improve function and purge poisons, promising calmer nerves and better sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Mia
Frank P. ‘Wood
Merrill
Maine
Methodist Educational Jubilee Campaign to Raise 2.82 Million in Ohio
The All-Ohio Educational Jubilee Campaign will raise 2.82 million dollars by popular subscription for four Methodist colleges Ohio Wesleyan Mt Union Baldwin Wallace and Ohio Northern plus the Board of Education. Funds will build new facilities and increase endowments with Columbus as headquarters and a launching Sunday on October 7 followed by intensive soliciting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church In America
Methodist Board of Education
Ohio
Methodist
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Mt. Union
Alliance
Baldwin-Wallace
Berea
Ohio Northern
Columbus
Governor Cox Marries in Chicago Garden Ceremony
Governor James M. Cox wed Miss Margaretta Blair of Chicago in a garden ceremony at Elmhurst. Rev. Washington Gladden officiated. The couple will return to Dayton and Columbus after a brief honeymoon. Dean's Ointment is advertised for skin conditions at 60c a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Cox
Margaretta Blair
Chicago
Erskine Wilder
Elmhurst
Washington Gladden
Columbus
Dayton
Brown’s 400 hogs, 300 to market at 400 lb avg
Waverly reports on Brown of Pebble township with 400 hogs. He plans to sell 300 hogs at about 20 cents per pound, weighing around 400 pounds each, yielding roughly $24,000. 100 head remain as stock. He owns 200 acres of corn on a noted Pike county farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
M. A. Brown
Pebble Township
Brown
Pike County
Waverly Herald
Public Sale at Palace Livery Barn Batavia
R W C Gregg offers a sale of household goods desks carpenter tools and kitchen furniture at the Palace Livery Barn Batavia on Saturday September 22 starting 1 pm terms liberal see bills for details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. C. Gregg
Palace Livery Barn
Batavia
Felicity Schools Open With Large Attendance
Felicity schools opened on Monday with a large attendance while other county schools began on the first and second Mondays in September according to local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felicity
Ade man praises Foley Kidney Pills after relief
After eight years of back pains and multiple doctors, Alvis Souers of Ade Indiana reports Foley Kidney Pills relieved his pain with the first bottle and the bloating disappeared after three bottles, never returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvis Souers
Ade
Ind
Foley
New Sign Adorns Moyer & McAfee Garage Front
The firm of Moyer and McAfee has the front of their garage decorated with the firm name and business. Will Smith of Williamsburg, an expert house decorator and sign painter, did the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyer & McAfee
Will Smith
Williamsburg
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Laurel
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E.A. McMurchhy
E. A. McMurchy and Sons
Asbury
Fruit Hill
Raymond Jackson
Chac. Hamilton
Madisonville
Lowell Roudebush
Austin Hall
Hamilton
Ethel Hall
Hamersville
John Hall
L. H. Nichols
T. H. Williams
Mahala Corbin
J. L. Roudebush
Carl Judd
Frank Nolan
Nelson Judd
George Gates
Mary
Witt
Olive Kilgore
John Dillon
Mt. Pisgah
Clyde Lewis
Boosters
Hart
Elizabeth Day
Page Dawson
Virginia Leet
Ashland
John Beck
E. B. Gardner
Elizabeth Gardner
Bantama
Wilda Warren
Ben ‘Trump
J. ‘Bilis
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New York City
J.C. Farr
Williamsburg, Q
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Stockholders Meeting
the Stockholders of
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Hamilton County
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