Kilmer’s Swamp Root Promises Kidney Relief
Readers are urged to try Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root a famed kidney liver and bladder remedy. The ad touts its wartime worth noting hospital and private use and offers a free sample and a book on kidney and bladder care upon request by mailing the paper s readers address to Kilmer Co Binghamton NY. The product comes in fifty cent and one dollar bottles sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Bright
Kikmer & Co
Bingston
N. Y
Local Correspondence Notes Moving About In Mendota Area
Correspondence Chalera reports activity among local residents with visits, horse purchases, hay harvest plans, and travel to Mendota and nearby towns. Notes a funeral planned for Willie Needs, a judge’s remarks on smallpox cases and town quarantine, plus people moving goods and maps found near J.J. Petty’s Friday stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAnelly
Mendota
J.J. Petty
Missouri
Public highway inquiry referenced in Pickering items
J J Petty traveled to the county seat Friday with his daughter and two granddaughters. Mesdames Berry and Thies returned home in Enid O T and planned to visit Mrs Dobbins in Chillicothe. A surprise sixtieth birthday dinner honored Thomas Mullins hosted by his children and friends. Albright and Wyckoff captured many photos during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esper
Pickering
J.J. Petty
Bill Berry
Mamie Thies
Mesdames Berry
Thies
Enid O. T
Thos. Mullins
Della Albnght
Alva Wyckoff
Cincinnoti
Tom
Wyckoff
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A timeless family reminder endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Promoting its purchase from Noah Martin, Druggist, the notice urges stocking before summer and highlights its use for both children and adults to prevent nighttime trips to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Martin
Ice Cream Suppers and Local Life in Central City
Last Sunday a shower event in Blushing Mat and a note on school ending at Central City frame a slice of life. Wesley Noland visited Sullivan with his best girl. several Demry family gatherings and visits occurred midweek. The town mourns Uriah Bishop, buried at Central City cemetery after a long illness with many relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Wesley Noland
Sullivan
Frank Bishop
Mr. Roberts
James Demry
Uriah Bishop
Remarkable Recovery After Whooping Cough With Cough Remedy
A Fair Haven editor credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with preventing pneumonia and multiple severe croup episodes in his son after a bout of whooping cough. The testimonial notes ease of use and broad availability through Noah Martin Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
H. J. Strickrapin
World Herald
Fair Haven
Wash
Noah Martin Draggist
Highview Crop Updates and Local Notes
Highlights from Highview and surrounding areas report oats and hay crops short, apple crops light though peaches hang full, and a dry spell noted. Local events include Fourth of July plans at Unionville, Children’s Day at Lemonville, and a porch addition by Clint Patrick. Mentions of local figures, travel, and a medical advertisement for Foley's Kidney Cure conclude the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Harris
Clint Patrick
Dr Datchon Anti Diuretic Patent Remedy
An advertorial pitch promotes Dr E Datchon Anti Diuretic as a sleep incontinence aid for children and adults. It claims the product stops bed wetting immediately and retails for $1, sold by Monroe and Howard Druggist in Unionville Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe & Howard
Unionville
Miner kills wife in Mo jealousy murder at shaft 61
Richard Callaway, a miner, shot and killed his wife at shaft No 61 in Macon Missouri this morning and fled. Jealousy is blamed and Sheriff Gilstrap with deputies pursue the fugitive who is said to have hidden in an abandoned mine near Ardmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Richard Callaway
Shaft No. 61
Gilstrap
Ardmore
Kemp's Balsam touted for grippe relief and pneumonia prevention
A remedy for the grippe promotes Kemp's Balsam for throat and lung relief. It claims to prevent pneumonia by keeping coughs loose and lungs inflamed-free, urging immediate use and stating chemists sell it at 25 and 50 cents.
Chillicothe Normal Students Expelled Over Picnic Incident
A crowd of Chillicothe Normal students including both girls and boys drank beer and danced at a picnic last week. As a result, they have been expelled from the school under disciplinary action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe Normal
Herbine Promises Health and Cheer with Affordable Medicine
The ad claims Herbine improves mood and nourishment, making users strong and vigorous, priced at 50 cents. A side note observes the automobile milk wagon appearing in the east and mocks the fad of bicycles among the stylish set as it becomes widely affordable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nosh Martin
Salisbury man praises Foley's Kidney Cure
Edward Huss of Salisbury Missouri recounts lumbago and kidney troubles. He tried various remedies without relief before using three bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure and claims to be cured. Noah Martin notes the testimonial for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Huss
Salisbury
Foley
Noah Martin
Gilman’s Deal in Coffins Ends a Partnership
George F. Milman, a tea merchant, formed a partnership with Mr. Miles, a leather merchant in New York. Miles bought ten cemetery lots and sold nine for cost, keeping one for profit. Milman countered by buying ten coffins and selling nine, claiming one coffin as his partner’s future use. The misaligned venture led to dissolution, clearing Milman to pursue his tea business and later make millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Milman
Miles
New York
Gilman
New York Exchange
Broadway
Using your body as a ruler for precise measures
An article quotes the New York Herald advising readers to use body parts as permanent measures. It notes finger length about four inches, arm from finger tip to elbow around sixteen inches, and hand span about six feet, while acknowledging individual variation.
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N. Y
Bobby's Kilt Longing Sparks Lonesome Pants Joke
A short humor item from Lewiston Journal notes young Bobby resisted trousers after a half hour, asking to wear his kilt again because he felt lonesome in pants. The quip captures childlike whimsy and regional charm of simple childhood choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Lewiston Journal
Kidney Trouble Relief With Foley Cure
A. O. Blanchard of West Bangor New York Bays he suffered kidney disease for five years and, after seeing several doctors without relief, used two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure with satisfactory results. Noah Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Blanchard
West Bangor
N. Y
Bays
Foley
Noah Martin
Glendale News Briefs and Local Notes
Glendale closes next Friday as schools end for the term. Notables visit: Miss Maude Pickinpaugh calls on Miss Clara Johnson. Mr. A A Davids visits for the first time since fall. Misses Minnie Speak and Mary Minear visit Mr. Dickersons in Glenwood. Wagers travel to Julesburg with hogs for Dr. Pickinpaugh. A new baby arrives at Frank Grogans with both mother and babe doing well. Foley's Kidney Cure praised by William Woodard of Decatur In. Noah Martin signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Pickinpaugh
Clara Johnson
Glendale
A. A. Davids
George W. Henry
Mendota
Minnie Speak
Mary Minear
Dickersons
Glenwood
Guy Fowler
Holman
Julesburg
Pickinpaugh
M. A. Dwyer
Lydia Martz
Bessie Dwyer
Frank Grogans
Babe
Papa
Pearl Martz
Kansas
Pearl
Easton
Fannie Gorrell
Circuit Court of Pulising Court
Aghirst
William Kendrick
Fendan
Janesit
Davisees
Arick
William Fiendtick
Plaistt
Missouri
Jegun
Héedeg House
Antom County
Moray
Unionville Republican
Ulg
Nam County
Powersville Stands for Temperance in Language and Homes
The letter argues that Powersville’s sentiment will not tolerate open or disguised saloons. It cites the town’s past record and weighs the community’s morals against alcohol. It calls for pure language, temperance in all things, and protection for wives, sons, and daughters. Signed by readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poweraville
Powersville
Hell
Oculist Dr J Murry Offers Free Board and Treatment
Dr J Murry an oculist based in Kirksville Missouri treats all eye diseases and will provide free board and treatment if he fails to give satisfaction. Office is located over Fouts drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Murry
Kirksville, Mo
Murray
Fout
Obituary Notice for Martin Col
Legal notice regarding estate matter with Attest and attorney for plaintiff. Names include H Bontoey as attorney and D Greggerson as deputy with Denies. locale likely Martin Col.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grecoreg Alraue
Naz Ae Ouee
P. D. Greggers
OB. H. Bontoey
Martin Col
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A. C. Howlett
Howland
Thos. Barnthouse
M. Mannon
Jno
Chas, Crowder
Ajoan
Esper Mills
Mullins
Mr. Taplett
Beasie Barnthouse
G.L. Barnthouse
Richard Breeborn Sr
Capital
Ee O. Howlett
Our Town
Chariton
Franklin
Oscar Mannon
St. Paul
Minnesota
Willie
Carr
Grandma McAnelly
John
Albright
Wm. Pickens
Tommy
Mendota Coal Co
Jno. Ryals
J. J. Petty
R. W. Mannon
P. B. Williams
Tutt
West Liberty
William Murphy
John Smiley
Miss Pearl
Dora Demry
Martha Demry
Highview
Guy Lightfoot
Frank Keen
Lemonville
Childrens
N. M. Lemon
Julian Fightmaster
Geo. DeGarmo
Pennsylvania
Allen Halverson
West Prairie
Wis
J. A. Spero
Helmer
Ind
Franx Nesaror
Morse, Kan
M. F. McCaw
Cleborne
Trex
Haaser Dorze
Carlinville, Ol
Y- Harss
Alma
THE
Eupepsia CO
Crank Ave
Levis, Mo
E. Datchon
C. A. Middleton
Townsend Block Telephone
Unionville, MO
Villa White
Edna Davids
William Woodard
Decatur
Hades
ST. Clair
Serogm
Chief Ingomar
Cheaf Ingomar
Nampa
Della R
Seafoam
Irene
Minnie R
Rinker’s
W. T. Rinker
Balla
Price
Martin
Warige
Louvitter
T. W. Pa
Trustees Base
George W. Dale
Ssty
Patnam
Ron Eaagy
North
Iret
Putnam County
Alssouri
Daniel
Annie Daniel
Hercule
Bayard
Dark Bay
Grorgh Dewe
Ciars B
Suita
Rollman
California
Rollman Manufacturing CO
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