Thirteen Doctors Failed Cure After All Help Fails
Mrs M A Close of Nebraska attests that Peruna and Manalin cured her of consumption after thirteen doctors failed. She details years of illness, a Milwaukee sanitarium stay, and a dramatic recovery. She praises the remedy and asks mail be sent to Appleton Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rs.m. A. Close
Nebraska
Fetecimen
Columbus
Ohio
Rae
Perana
Manalin
Milwaukee
Wicel
Peruma
M. A. Close
Wisconsin
Pacific Street
Appleton
Wit
Panom. A.C
Catarrh to Consumption Warns of Downward Disease
An old cold called catarrh is linked to eventual consumption as it moves from the head to the lungs. The piece cites Mrs. J Priest of Lee Michigan praising Peruna for curing her son's cold and her blindness, and urges readers to seek Dr Hartman’s free advice if results are not prompt. It also notes a Thanksgiving turkey shooting in Hartford and reflections on gratitude.
Pleasant Home Briefs and Local Notes
Pleasant Home reports fine weather and fodder hauling remains active. Mrs. D C Drake is seriously ill. A telephone line is being installed from Centerville to Exline. Mrs Charley Terry suffers from typhoid fever. Charley Jones moved to a farm bought from W Q Rice. Alex Probasco of Coatsville visited grandparents over Sunday. James Vandike completed a new well with scarce water. Zion Church hosts a protracted meeting led by Rev. Baggs. W H Mikels rents three teams to dig a pond project. High coal demand notes industry activity and quality. Frank Ketcham and Dr Rosa of Mendota hunted birds locally. birds are scarce.
Pearson Ridge Community Notes and Local Visits
Local items report Miss Martha Ivemory ill and water scarcity near Pearson Ridge. Visitors include G. W. Letch and wife at Unionville, A. D. Hamilton at Lucerne, and James Hudson’s family. cattle wintering at Geo. Letch’s farm. multiple visits to Lucerne, Lemonville, and Pollock areas. Lincoln township teachers meet December 14, 1901, at Gray school-house with detailed programs and a debate on territorial expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Township
Gray
Unionville
From the May Correspondence Local Notices and Updates
May correspondence notes Rev Veach preached Sunday night and Rev S Wallace to speak at U B Church. Charley Cassady ill with doubtful recovery. John Leeney appointed Sunday School superintendent for a year. Hog sales at Julesburg and local hay hauling to Nineveh. Thanksgiving dinners shared at Collins and Archer homes. many local residents visited, fell ill, or traveled. Aunt Nancy Shelton dies after lingering illness. literary society started at Pickering. future Hartford wedding teased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Cassady
Lancaster
Rev. S. Wallace
U B
H.C. Cullum
Charley Cassady
John Leeney
Local Family Visits Highlight Thanksgiving Ledger
Mr J H Hill spent Monday with his mother and meetings at the Anders closed. Mrs J Hill is numbered with the sick. Mrs Warren Lonis spent Monday with the Hill family. Mr and Mrs James Anders and Neva spent Sunday with John Shaver. Mr and Mrs John D Hill spent Sunday with Warren Louis and wife near Rosewood. Misses Della Holliday and Minnie Hill spent Thanksgiving with the Holliday family at Pollock Missouri. Mrs John Woody and two daughters from Cincinnati spent part of last week with her mother Mrs Mahala Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tuller
Mr. Davis of
Pollock
Berta Manonon
Unionville
Joe Ryals
Anders
Warren Lj Lonis
Hill Family
James Anders
Neva
John Shaver
John D. Hill
Warren Louis
Old Rosewood
Della Holliday
Minnie Hill
Holliday
Pollock, Mo
John Woody
Cincinnati
Mahala Carter
Blushing Mat and Mt Vernon News Snippets
The clippings note calm weather and ongoing meetings at Mt Vernon. Frank Sulser welcomes a baby girl. Mr Duncan threshes corn and plans for beer. A dancer attended Mr Rogers last Friday. Mr Rogers moves toward Lemontville this week. Meetings began last Saturday night. Will Houser and his companion visited Newtown last Sunday. Turkeys are being hauled away as the current task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Will Houser
Newtown
Vice claims for Lydia Pinkham remedy urged by physician
A Lansing doctor touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as superior for severe female disorders and ovarian issues. The piece cites a CT quote about cures for barrenness and includes a $5000 forfeit claim if testimonials are not genuine. A Bethany Republican item critiques county governance and salaries in Putnam County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Wanata
Lansing
Midh
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wawsata
Mich
Farmers Store Heads Christmas Candies Headquarters
This year the Farmers Store is the Christmas candy headquarters inviting customers to buy their candy locally for the holiday season. The ad promotes festive sweets and urges shoppers to purchase from the store.
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Kearney, Neb
Hartford
Corinne Gilmore
Vance St
Memphis,Tenn
D C Drake
Ent
Centerville
Exline
Charley Terry
Charley Jones
W. QO. Rice
Alex Probasco
Coatsville
James Vandike
Zion Church
Rev
Baggs
W H Mikels
Cook
Frank Ketcham
Rosa
Mendota
Pearson Ridge
Downeast
Martha I
West Liberty
G. W. Letch
A. D. Hamilton
Lucerne
John Fullen
A L. Simmons
James Hudson
Emerson Howard
Alex Hamilton
Effie Simmons
C . Howard
Geo. Letch
Arthur Roberts
Lemonville
Duncan
Eugene Dervis
Thurza Hishop
William Garner
Albert Murphy
James Demry
Gertie
Lena Valentine
Mr. Kennedy
Powersville
A. Roberts
George
Lemnon
Teacher’s Association
Esvsav—Coy Hays
Ray Mannon
A. Cockefair
A. C. Howlett
Avdress of
Welecome
D R. Shelton
Anna Biggee
Wincote McCune
Della Steele
Janie Anderson
Toast—Institute
Cockefair
Toast—' Institute
Edgar Roberts
Ollie Magee
United States
Raymond Cockefair
Ollie P. Magee
Clarence R. Shelton
RB. E. Mannon
Ogper
Com
Missouri
Graysville
P. Veach
Sam Cassady
Julesburg
Lizzie Lewis
Kirksville
Ona Schuster
Sarah Marbart
Hardland, Mo
James Cassady
Mercer
Grandy Counties
Grundy County
Martinstown
Ranger
Gree W Pike’s
Hades
Nineveb
John Lewin
Geo. Sparks
Bobby’’ Robbins
D West
E. P. Sparks of
Elko
James Montgomery
W. M. Collins
Wm. A. Archer
Samuel Mills
Michigan
Ubsas. Archer
Iowa
Scott
Kansas
Perry Mills
Geo Archer
Sioux City
J R. Archer
Kaysville
H. K. Archer
H Hickman
Wm. A Archer
Esper
Mr. Maize of
Chariton
Kenneth Laffeon
Ak. A. Hoover
Judge McAnelly
Emma Kelley
Flora
Alex and
Alvah Berry
J.J. Petty
G. L. Barnthouse
Lulu
Ella
Bessie
Porter
Taylor Dever
Grace
Thos. Albright
Tommy
L.A
Ora Walker
John Smith
John
Wm Thompson
James Davis
John Scott
The
Pickering
Alfred Haynes
R A. Hoover
Nancy Shelton
Cripps
Orie
Mr. Marmony
Mr. J. H. Hill
Frank Sulser
Mr. Duncan
Bethany
Putnam County
Putnam
McKinley
Harrison County
Dobbery
Dodger Dockery
Blackbird Creek
Kentucky
Farmers Store
Grocery Department
Davidson's
Childer’s Billiard Hall
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