Local residents visit friends in several towns
A string of short notes lists Mrs. Mary Strawser of Circleville and Mrs. Cleo Staum of Delaware visiting local friends, with others from Richwood, Upper Sandusky, and Columbus making guest appearances in town. Also notes travel by Dr H J Lower and Edward Stuber as they pursue studies and return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hy Clark
Mary Strawser
Circleville
Harry Hoffman
Upper Sandusky
Mra. Cohem
East Center Street
Richwood
R. T. Lewie
Magnetic Springs
Marshal Markey
LaRue
Cleo Staum
Delaware
Sycamore
H. J. Lower
Olmey Avenue
Cedar Point
Edward Stuber
Payton
St. Mary's College
George EF
McCormick and Children
West Columbia
Toledo
Lafayette McCormick
Hartford Cty
Ind
George McCormick
West Columbia Street
Fostoria
Mahoney
Gath
Annie Potter
North State Street
Ethel Bryce
Jors ‘Brand
Columbus
Mildred
Hazel Letfier
Greenwood Street
Dr Williams Pink Pills touted as stomach tonic
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as the best tonic to strengthen the stomach and improve digestion through better blood and nerve support. A farmer's wife from Sycamore Illinois recounts relief after trying the pills, noting better sleep and solid meals, with claims of safety and no habit formation. The copy urges readers to obtain a free diet book and order the pills from druggists or by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil- Mama
Amon Rogers
Sycamore
DeKalb County
Sho Saya
Oxford
N. Y
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Ideal Embroidery Club Picnic At Lincoln Park
Members and guests gathered for a Lincoln Park picnic and afternoon social events. The group enjoyed dinner at 6 PM followed by games, talks from F. P. Crafts, D. H. Lincoln, and N. B. Arnold, and a pleasant after-dinner program with music and vocal selections by Miss Ruth Goetting and Miss Mabel Danner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal
Lincoln Park
Park Ny
FP. J. Crafts
D.H. Lincoln
N. Bi. Arenold
F. J. Crafts
Ray Merchant
W. G. Spauldwing
R. W. Hipple
New Library Opens in Marion with Quiet Ceremony
A new Carnegie library on South Main Street opened today with no formalities. The building impressed visitors with its beauty, cosy reading room, and careful cataloguing by Ella Louise Smith. Tomorrow at nine o'clock shelves will be open for a grand rush to borrow about a thousand new volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Winery
South Main Street
Marion
Wrarlan
Ella Louise Smith
Lbrary
8. T. Ravidon
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy
Advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease best treated with internal remedies. Describes Walls Catarrh Cure and Tall's Catarrh Cure as blood purifiers and tonics acting on mucous surfaces. Asserts a physician endorsement and regular prescription status. Includes testimonial offer and price note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wey
Tall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Otto
Hall
Epworth Home Missionary Society Meeting Recap
Mrs Elson Helwig hosted Epworth Home Missionary Society at South Prospect Street with talks on Organization Advance Imperative Being an Organizer and Organization Others featured a piano solo and vocal performance Lydia Knapp sang as the group discussed current work topics then enjoyed a picnic at McKinley Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Knapp
Mckinley Park
Mass
Proclamation Targets Dangerous Fireworks For Fourth
Mayor Sebert drafts a Fourth of July proclamation to ban dangerous instruments including dynamite canes and cannon crackers. Police will enforce the rules to reduce deaths and injuries by the holiday. violators face prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebert
Gold Medal Flour Mentioned in GRWALDINE Context
A fragmented OCR line references Gold Medal Flour in connection with GRWALDINE. The readable text hints at a pastry use and branding but provides no clear event date place or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanel
Grwaldine
Two Thousand Men to Return to Work at Homestead
Pittsburg June 26. Two thousand men will be put to work tomorrow when ten departments of the Homestead works will be in operation for the first time in their months. A general resumption in talks is expected next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Infant daughter dies of inanition in city home
The three day old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Goon died Friday morning at 1 o clock at their home corner George street and Ballantine avenue the death attributed to inanition Funeral services will be held at the home at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon with burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Club
Jacob Rudolph
North Prospect Street
George Mies
William Wheeler
Mia
Frank Ritzhaupt
Pleasant Street
Michael Gallagher
West Columbia Street
St. Mary's
Mra
Jerry Younkins
Fairground Street
H. F. Embroidery Club
Richland Township
Perry Imbody
TR. A. Brunskill
Marion
Henry Mants
Helen Remabers
Heme
South State Street
Thursay
William Goon
George Street
Ballantine Avenue
Deash
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
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Nina
Hazel
Garnet Prices
Katharine Foman
Marie Swartsbaugh
Myrle
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Eunice Lee
Ta Foul
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