Local notes from Colum bs on people places and events
Miss Mille Gordon recovers from illness. J E Kruse and friend Imberry visit from town. They captured a large black person during a walk. Moonlight nights bring coasting and slides on hills. Dr Christie to be asked about anger incident. Mr Lee Crosby sold out may move in April. Oxy hydrogen entertainment at M E church Nov 30 a grand success. Prof Wilcox led an imaginary world trip. Will Trantum moved his jewelry store to the Dewey building. H S Avery on sick list. Columbus hunters have not seen the bear. Frank Walton shot a fox. Dime social held at David Walton's due to Mr Ayer's illness. School enrolls ninety five pupils across three departments. Rev Hopkins delivers sermon at M E church. Colum bs.
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Colmpts
Mille Gordon
J. E. Kruse
Mr. Imberry
Christie
Lee Crosby
M. E
Prof. Wilcox
Will Trantum
Dewey
Clayton Printing Company
Lakewood
H.S. Avery
BE. A. U
Columbus
Frank Walton
Ayer
David Walton
Hopkins
Cuior
Wrightsville Social Round and Local Notices
Wrightsville social life includes hospitality at Miss Mollie Wynn s home. Sunday baptisms at Rev Hopkins services. Miss Hattie Higgins received baptism. Local visits feature Walter Carr of Bear Lake and Mr. and Mrs Thomas Halliday of Youngsville. School board cuts holiday vacation in Freehold township. Multiple visits across Warren Pleasant and Sugar Grove with extended family stays and seminary attendance. Community notices cover sewing society meetings, convalescence, and local business endorsements.
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Wrightsville
Mollie Wynn
Hopkins
Hattie Higgins
Walter Carr
Bear Lake
John Gross
Frank Mayne
Edith Cooper
Sugar Grove Seminary
Mollia Wynn
Elmira Tuttle
Alice Messanger
Friay
Freehold Township
Thos. Halliday
Youngaville
E. Tuttle
Chas. Huupin
Chas. Huupin Spent Sunday With Her Sister, Mrs. Ford
Miles Run
Ladies’ Sewing Society
Newton Wright
Story of Two Women Sharply Recount Health Wins
Two women recount dramatic recoveries after taking Dr. Greene s Nervura blood and nerve remedy. Mrs Bogart of New York describes relief from malaria heart and kidney liver issues after eight years of illness. Mrs Wilson of Northboro Massachusetts reports renewed strength and mobility after two years of weakness and nervous prostration. Dr. Greene s remedy is sold for one dollar and promoted as a physician prescribed treatment without patent medicine stigma. It is offered by Dr Greene at 35 W 14th Street New York City with free consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogart
Baptist Home
68Th Street
New York City
Dr. Greene
Olivar Wilson
Northboro
Ross
Greene
14Th Street
Oyster supper fundraiser by Baptist church society
The Young Ladies Missionary Society of the Baptist church invites the public to an oyster supper on Friday evening in the church parlor. Supper served from 5 to 8 o'clock. Price is 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Cook
Jetter
Pond Lily Company
Fisher Block
Detroit
Mich
Siegfried & Co
Morris & Mollen
L. G. Noyes & Co
George S Davis
Lycon
Almanac of the Bitters to Launch in 1993
The Hostetter Company of Pittsburgh announces a new Almanac for 1993 detailing uses, origins, and action of the world famous Hostetler Bitters. It highlights accurate calendar and astronomical data, humorous and profitable reading, and is printed in multiple languages. Distribution through druggists and country dealers is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostetter Company
Pittsburch
Lugholt
Sulphur Bitters Heal Boston Man Reveals Cure
A Boston resident named D. Lewis testifies that months of dyspepsia left him unable to eat until he used Sulphur Bitters. He credits three bottles with curing his misery and signs the claim with his address at 22 Bowdoin Street. Dated Mass 19-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Lewis
Bowdoin Street
Boston
Renowned Dr Greene Offers Free Consultation For Nervous Diseases
The eminent New York specialist Dr Greene at 85 West 14th Street promises free consultation and advice for chronic illnesses. He claims to cure nervous and chronic diseases with harmless vegetable remedies and Dr Greene's Nervara remedy after patients fail family doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
14Th Street
New York
The Use and Abuse of Whisky Advertisement Fragments
A collage of midwestern ads and notices on whiskey sales, lost money, remedies, and services. Highlights include Klein's Silver Age and Duquesne whiskies offered by Ludwig Mayer, a lost pocket-book reward, Red Flag Oil claims for rheumatism, and discount hardware and dry cleaning promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein
Duquesne
Ludwig Mayer
Warren County
City
Warren
Tidiouta
Maus. Grorce Draxe
McGraw, Pa
Pedagogical Discussions at Edinboro Normal School
Edinboro State Normal School hosts winter and spring pedagogical discussions with officials from Pennsylvania and nearby states. The program, free to students, teachers, and friends, runs as the winter term begins December 12 17 2. Write to the Principal for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro State Normal School
North Western
Pennsylvania
D. J. Waller
Harrisburg
L. Handy
Newark
Delaware
H C. Missmer
Erie
F. Treadly
Youngstown
Ohio
F. M. Bullock
New Castle
Jas
P. Burns
Why Not Holiday Gifts Parlor and Dining Room Suits Displayed
A local store promotes substantial and ornamental gifts for the home highlighting an elaborate line of parlor suits bed room suites and dining room suits now on display for holiday shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusta
B. G. Gregory’s Offers Wide Range of Holiday Goods
An advertisement for B. G. Gregory’s highlights a large variety of hosiery underwear shoes and jewelry plus Christmas gift items for all ages. Featured bargains include manicure sets toilet cases handkerchief and glove cases smoker’s sets shaving sets and glasses gents traveling sets albums iron and wood toys and games for children.
DOLLS FOR SALE IN VARIOUS SIZES AND DRESSES
A kid body doll 14 inches long with bisque head and natural hair priced at 25 cents. A 14 inch doll with bisque head and limbs fully dressed, shoes, stockings, bonnet and veil at 25 cents. A 21 inch bisque doll with natural hair at 50 cents. A sailor doll 11 inches long in a sailor suit for 10 cents. Also dolls available at 1.00 and 1.50.
Handkerchiefs and Mittens Offered at Local Store Prices
Elegant handkerchiefs arrive in town with prices from cents to $1.25 each. Ladies kid mittens listed at 1.25 1.50 and 2.00, plus ladies kid gloves at 65 cents 75 cents 1.00 and 1.50.
Jewelry sale with solid gold rings and accessories
An advertisement offers babies and childrens solid gold band rings with engravings, ladies rings from 1 to 325 dollars, gents rings at 2.50, watch chains breast pins ear drops cuff buttons and necklaces. All articles are guaranteed.
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Thompson Hill
Ira Burgett
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C. P Alden
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Second Street
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Phoenix Brewing Co
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A. Fiacke
John Rowell
Kingston Herald
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Chas. Anderson
Ogdensburg
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Hornby
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Army of the Cumberland
Broeg
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H C Stewart
Petersburgh
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