Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Community health warning notes many people suffer hidden kidney trouble without symptoms. Doctors urge screenings for early detection and treatment to prevent serious damage and improve outcomes.
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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
5
Community health warning notes many people suffer hidden kidney trouble without symptoms. Doctors urge screenings for early detection and treatment to prevent serious damage and improve outcomes.
Deming Lucas of Dayton spent Sunday in Greenville. Bertha and Corrine Kipp visited Cincinnati. Nellie McFarland of Dawn is in Green ville. Rose Maybran returned to Chicago. The K of P lodges meeting in the city today. Senator Russell of Sidney renominated at Troy. Oren Kindell fined in Dayton. George W. Sigafoos called to Gage City for ill mother. Republican Judicial convention in Troy. Judge Allread nominated. Robert Bickel jailed for horse stealing. $700 bond. David Yoder died of heart failure. brother of late B. F. Yoder. Mrs. John Knick died of consumption. funeral at St Johns Lutheran. Dwight Matchete operated on for bladder trouble. Arrears notices urged under new postal ruling. Al Wright died of cancer. funeral at his home. Laura funeral for Mr. and Mrs. Davis after axe tragedy. Fry’s Corner resident Andrew Fry committed suicide. Journal roll of honor lists patrons. call to have name printed. Spring sack suits advertised.
Final accounts and inventories filed in multiple estates including R. & Houser Wm Anson Mary Croft Ezra Lecklider Peter Pequignot and Sylvania Demand. Orders to sell private real estate and to appraise estates issued. Guardians named Elmer Brodrick Herschel Cloyd Louis Horine and others. Several divorces and property transactions listed with named parties and towns in Ohio and Greenville township.
Transactions include J Weibush to R Trittschuh two small tracts Patterson township for 900 dollars. C E Allem to C E Richey lot New Madison for 1000. M L Perkins to A A Alber lot Arcanum for 2500. D E Brock to Eliza Parker two tracts Allen township for 700. executor Peter N Pequignot to J B Hole and others lot and small tract Versailles for 2500. J B Wenger to G M Ely lot New Madison for 850. J N Riegel to Sophia C Riehy undivided one half of lot Greenville for 1000. Anna M Peck to Newton Reed six acres Patterson two for 1200.
A confused passage describes a creature called the Famous Sasilisk and its alleged crown conflicts. It mentions Wat lleh Rett, Poydedd AC Wand, and references to Greek etymology for a word meaning king. The text blends names, places, and distorted terms with speculative claims about a monster and its origin.
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