Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications. It is a blood or constitutional disease requiring internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure, taken internally, acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It is not a quack medicine and was prescribed by a leading physician. The formula combines tonics and blood purifiers, with testimonials available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Hatl
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
News Notes and Gossip Boiled Down
Brief tidbits from the era cover hunting season closure, sales on hats and wallpaper, local illnesses, a tombstone dealer, cigar taste, and a baking sale. It notes residential moves, a new hotel at Mulberry Grove, a galoonkeeper shot dead, a state editorial meeting, a paralysis case, and several local civic and business updates.
Dr King's New Discovery praised by Marion druggist
Marion Ohio druggist C Lower writes that Dr King's New Discovery is the best throat and lung medicine, saying it cured his wife of a severe bronchial cold after other remedies failed. The remedy is recommended for colds, bronchial, throat or lung coughs with bottles at 50 cents and a dollar, guaranteed by H R Huffendick.
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C. Lower
Marion
Ohio
Dr. King
H. R. Huffendick
Neighbors notes cover local gatherings and visits
Clarke's dog and pony show entertained Sunday crowds while residents from St Louis and Clinton returned home. Memorial Day plans began in Marine as families hosted dinners and guests. The Marine Dramatic Club staged Red Acre Farm to a large, appreciative Turners' hall audience. The Cubs beat Troy Athle tics 8 to 3 and face Edwardsville next Sunday.
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N. A. Schaefer
Clinton
Jacob Vollrath
Charles Dzengolewski
St. Louis
Victor Weber
Rosa Faes
Anna Gericke
Dupo
F. G. Jonah
Ted" Kircheis
Edgar Buehmen Jacob Spies, Jr
Arthur Grucenenfelder
Highland
Mies Mabel Ernst
St. Jacob
Cubs
Troy Athletics
Edwardsville Colts
Red Acre Farm
Turners’ Hall
Marine Dramatic Club
St Louis visitors and local guests noted
Mr and Mrs Dumas Rule visited St Louis Monday. Miss Louise Sudhoff spent Monday with friends at Kaufman. Mrs R Mueller of Highland called on relatives Saturday. Schwartz Blumer firm bought and improved a concrete mixer. Oliver Ifernson of St Louis stayed several days with T J Virgin and family. Misses Ida Mueller and Linda Frey visited from Highland Sunday.
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Mrs. Dumas Rule
St. Louis
Louise Sudhoff
Kaufman
R. Mueller
Highland
Schwartz & Blumer
Oliver Ifernson
T. J. Virgin and Family
Ida Mueller
Linda Frey
May Foretells and May Fables in Verse
A whimsical May forecast in verse celebrates springtime, farm life, and the duties of the farmer. It blends playful agricultural imagery with a note on Washington politics and a quirky ode to the house fly, ending with a florid nod to May’s messy, human world.
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Pegasus
Washington
May Days of Springs and Household Chores
A reflective verse laments busy households and flies, imagining a peaceful May scene. The speaker envisions children at play, flowers in bloom, and a return to simple outdoor tasks like digging for worms and fishing along the creek bank as nature awakens.
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Robine
Lightning rod sales pitch and local notices in Troy
A fragmented ad style item touts selling a “Big German rod” by Cole Vros of St. Louis, boasting satisfaction over standard cables. It includes a testimonial for Dr King’s New Life Pills at 26 cents, mentions John Supsic of Sanbury praising them, and promotes newspaper subscriptions like The Call at one dollar a year.
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J.W. Rda
Colevros
St. Louis
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Troy
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FF. W. Braner
Trey
Board of Education
W. H. Goalby
LEGAL
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William Schultze
Madison
Illinois
Madison County
Elizabeth Schultze
John BL. Coppiinger
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Adams
Finois
Adella Campton
Samuel Davis, Sr
W. J. Gebauer
Charles Struckhoff
Marine Road
Baynow
L. W. Sandies & Sons
F. W. Braner
Kenry Hanke, Jr
Gillespie
James Boston Hanke
Charles Wandling
Resi
Southern Illinois Editorial Association
East St. Louis
Tulmp Hotel
Sallie Baird
Tunnell Grocery Company
Frank Spindler
Pearl Kremer
William Fevhrkolb
Francis Lewis
Springfield
A. T. Mowatt
Glen Carbon
Albert Karveler
Collinsville
Frank Herman
Helbing
Grantfork
Herman
Godfrey
Alton
L. P. Frehardt
Granite City
Frehardt
F. K. Liermann
Keysport
Liermann
Edward V. Crossman
W. RK. Crossman
Republican
T. M. Crossman
McKinley Edition
Miss Gussie Miller
Edwardsville, Ill
Honey’ ‘Tranne
Pres. Gro
Clay and
Hickory Streets
Co. W. Bliss
Montgomery News
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Globe-Democrat
Republic
Times of Star
Daniel Peterman
Bruner
Stearn’s
Bruner Chemical Company
Main Street
Troy Exchange Bank
W. W. Jarvis
John Feldmeier
D. G. Jarvis
Yuede & Probst
North Third Str
Petser
Commission CO. Et
L. W. Sondles & Sons
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