Peruna Tonic Promoted For Female Weakness Claims
An advertisement extols Peruna as a tonic for catarrh of female organs and general female weakness. It invites women to write Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio for free treatment directions and a free Health and Beauty book.Testimonials from Detroit Minneapolis Denver Seattle and other cities praise relief from feucorrhce, painful menstruation, backache, headaches, and fatigue after using Peruna for varying lengths of time.
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Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Minslice Dressle
Bryant Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Reruna
Peruna
Alice Dressler
Mamie Groth
Platteville
Wis
Advierd
Grant Ave
Denver
Col
Mia
Ida L. Gregory
Ida L, Gregory
Florence Murphy
Second Aves
Seattle
Wash
Creston Notes on Banking Scandals and Local News
Creston April 4 Carl McGuff of Cleveland spent the Sabbath with his father Postmaster McGuff. Journal staffer Sudlliger moved his family to Hattie Wells residence on Main Street. Editorials attack bank depositor mania and moral decline, detailed local moves and visits to Creston residents, several health updates, and a note on Cassie Chadwick.
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Ae Creston
Carl McGuff
Cleveland
McGuff
E Sudlliger
The
Journal
Conrad
Hattie Wells
Main Street
Thomas Ewing, Jr
Ewing
South Cregton
Citizens Savings Bank of Lorain
SY. J
Eli Conrad
Rittman
Albert Hoisington
A . Knestrick
Paul
Hospitel
Calvin Walten
Visual
Abby
Burbank
D. T. Gensemer
Weat Salem
Atra Giensewer
Bert Littell
Baton Rapids
Mich
J HO Smith
Littell Howe
Burbank Street
J F. Strenick
Helen
Lorain Howe
J Keeney
South Creston
Jay
Ris
Cassie Chadwick
Blachleyville Notes Patch Through Spring Happenings
Blachleyville notes report an early spring with potatoes planted and oats sown. Local residents welcome newcomers, while families like Booker and Mrs. Rickenbaugh visit Mrs. Booker’s sister bedridden with rheumatism. A fall injury to Chas Merkle leads to a hospital call.
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Blachleyville
Neizbor
Londonville
Harbison
Fister
Local Visitors and School Entertainment Noted in Orrville Area
April 3 report lists Mr and Mrs T E Rice and son from Orrville visiting over Sunday. Clarence Bott visited Loudonville, Albert Tracy and son from Orrville spent time with John Heen. Edith Barrold from Mr Paton visited uncle Edward Grant. Warren Schultz of Massillon stayed with Grandpa Schultz. Applecreek high school to host an entertainment Friday evening in April. all invited.
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T E Rice
Orrville
Clarence Bott
Loudonville
Albert Tracy
John Heen
Edith Barrold
Paton
Edward Grant
Warren Schultz
Massillon
Grandpa Schultz
Applecreek High School
Wets Win Local Nation Election in Lucas
Voters in Lucas Richland County cast ballots on Saturday in a local nation election. The wets won by a narrow margin of three votes. A stray reference to piles appears in the text, followed by an unrelated plug for Doan's Unointment as a cure.
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Lucas
Richland County
Farm Life Notes and Local Moves in Armstrong Area
Farmers plow and plant potatoes and corn as spring work advances. Residents and relatives visit, move, or host on farms near Wooster Overton Plain and Orrville. News mentions local families, school term starts, and a spring health remedy ad for Helliater's Rocky Mountain Tea.
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Helliater
Rocky Mountain
Laubach & Boyd
Letter List No 14 Uncalled For in Wooster Post Office
The following letters remained un called for in Wooster post office on April 3. Gentlemen John Eaves A Evana J D Fachler Ives Mig $Cd Hon Grant E Mouser. Wooster Lumber Co Lactives Miss Bertha Gardner Mrs J L Weltmer.
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Wooster
John Eaves
Evana J D Fachler
Ives Mig $Cd
Grant E Mouser
Wooster Lumber Co
Bertha Gardner
J L. Weltmer
New Frock Goods Parade Promises Spring Styles
The article advertises an extensive selection of fabrics and garments for spring. It highlights silk and wool botteries, Mohairs, Panama Cloth and broader woolen varieties. Prices range from 50 cents to several dollars per yard, with descriptions of color ranges and patterns. The shop promotes its low profit selling system and readiness to part with merchandise at small margins.
Congress News Tips and Local Happenings Apr 4
The Star Telegraph reports Congress lines from Golden Corners to West Canaan are being rebuilt, expanding the exchange. The Congress Baseball Club hosts a late season opener at Ovreton on Saturday, April 14. Visitors include Jehu Hort and family from Shreve. Fred Leiter and wife visit. A large audience at the Methodist church is left disappointed by the pastor’s absence. Matilda Frosh buys a home in Creston for $, and John Jackson prepares to take over a local property and shop. Missionary Ladies host a supper at the Commercial hotel next Saturday evening. Various locals attend social visits, schooling resumes, and a charity concert by D. E. King and class.
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Congress
Star Telephone
Gilden Corners
Canaan
Congress Baseball Club
Ovreton
Mreahe Bonewits
Jeuho Hort
Annd Oron
Shreve
Nesta
Cinarge
Diderume Miller
Ashland
Herbert Goehnour
Brow
Then
Methodist Church
Fred Leiter
Esaick
Matilda Frosh
Creston
John Jackson
Pleasant Home
Cave Javabsa
Commercial Hotel
Henry Warner
Melissa
Mra Foster Warner
Lady Yocum
Red An
Myrtle Ebert
Bessie Carlin
I. O. Ebert
Mac Carlin
Ed. Garver
Brown
Dewey
Wooster
Orrville
King Fred Clodfelter
Bin
Clodfelter
Shell
Tynere
Meo
Pinkley
AW Muowrey
J. B. Simon
Beith Sullivan
A W Waxnet
Estella Pres
Frank Myers
Benjy Oall
Thasterday
Roy
James M. Brown
Senator Jones Announces Run for Second Senate Term
Ex Senator Lake F. Jones, visiting for a few days, declares his decision to seek a second term in the Senate. He reports receiving broad assurances of support from friends across the district, county, and city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake F .Jones
Idiatrict
Smithville Letter Of Quiet Spring Life And Visitors
Smithville notes a week of spring weather with rain, plowing and garden work. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Ed Buchanan of Akron, Dr J W Buchanan and Clare Buchanan of Canton, and many church engagements led by Rev Felton, Rev Johnson, Rev Smith, Rev Warner, and Rev Knapp. Local families, baptisms, instruction plans, and community events fill the week.
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Smithville
Kiefer
Wayne Township
Ed Buchanan
Akron
J Wo Buchanan
Buceban Owas
Ohio
Clare O Buchanan
Canton
Sand
J. W. Buchanan
AL KL Felton
Lutheran Church
Rev Johnson
Bethel
Josh Smith
The
River Brethren
Methodiats
K. L. Warner
Sumdary School
Foernoon
A. D. Knapp
Epworth League
Warner
Knapp
Orrville
Migs
Gracy Warner
Marther Nink Teilsteed
Cook Schlossnagle
Son Ward
Wioater
Mra
Brouneman
Familly
Brubaker
Blooming
Wooster
Evangeliat
Frank A Doty
Wing Oliver
Allesheny
Bia
the Coulter
Harry
Arthur
Anna Boyer
Findlay
L M West
Brethren Dichareh
Ladies Dress Footwear Displays Latest Styles
Women seeking smart dress footwear should visit for the best selection. The store offers dress boots oxford sandals and slippers in the latest center fashion styles with elegance and grace. A size width and style for every foot are available.
Boys Shoes Offer Wide Selection and Durability
A retailer touts a larger assortment of boys shoes built to withstand energetic use. Models, similar to men’s shoes, come in many leathers and lasts, with prices from $1 to $3.50 depending on size, and a money back guarantee if the fit is not satisfactory.
Misses and Children's Shoes Advertises Quality and Trade Push
A vintage ad pitches Misses and Children's shoes as the best for growing feet. It highlights top American children's shoemakers and claims to offer excellent shoes at prices that will attract parents seeking the finest infants and children's footwear in all styles. The ad emphasizes a push to win the children’s shoe trade.
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America
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