Notable Endorsements for Peruna from U.S. Dignitaries
A column cites testimonials from figures including John J. Patterson ex senator from South Carolina Commodore Nicholson and Dr W G Hunter praising Peruna as a catarrh remedy. It notes letters from Washington and Guatemala endorsing the product and urges readers to seek free medical advice from Dr Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Patterson
United States
South Carolina
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
J. J. Patterson
Nicholson
U. S. Navy
Commodore Somerville Nicholson
United States Navy
R Street
Northwest
Washington, D. C
S. Michelsons
Markets by Telegraph Exchange and Grain Prices
Market summary reports Wheat May 11456 July 874 Corn May 4834 July 454 Oats May 80 July 29 Pork May 712 825 July 1302 bard May 7.257 July 7.42 Grain and Stock Prices for April 10 in Chicago and other cities with cattle, sheep, pigs, and calves price ranges. Includes regionally listed futures and cash prices for No 2 red wheat and No 2 corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonte Stock Exchange
Chicago
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Cleveland
New York
Hassa
Raton
Hossa
Wooster
Lattasburg Notes Highlight Spring Improvements and Visits
Lattasburg in calm order as carpenters masons and painters begin summer work. New houses on B F Swinehart and John Opden farms with barns on David Hohenskill J W Bridenstine and others. Charles Myers paints town property. D R Wood visits from Baltimore after nineteen years. Mrs Elizabeth Myera moves to Ashland. John Butt orders iron settees from Sears Roebuck for city park squares. Ely Brothers advertise Ely Liquid Cream Balm with nasal spray tube.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lattasburg
B. F Swinehart
John Opden
David Hohenskil
J. W. Bridenstine
Arles Myers
Daniel Martin
Milton Shaffer
Jel Meville
Charles Myers
Arthur Garver
sicCoy
C. L. Ewing
Frightful Brush Fire and Near Misses in Mayaville Area
Mayaville residents report J A Johnson confined by illness and a brush fire scare. Mable Davidson returned to Wooster schooling. A cow accident narrowly injured Miss Davidson and Ella Sogan Brown when a dog led a cow into a barnyard, prompting a quick escape. The Benton Dramatic club announced a fundraiser play The Cheerful Liar at the school hall next Saturday. A wagon run ends with Mr. Bupp thrown and severely cut. rescuers note no bones broken though extensive injuries and blood loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lana
Johnson
J A. Johnson
Miss Mable
Davidson
Wooster Sogan Brown
Ella
Benton Dramatic Club
Oa Grove Dramatic Club
G. W Sharp
Wim Bupp
Julius
Mr. Bupp
Bupp
Dr. King
Applecreerk
Clark
AHF Baton
Methodist egg social near Wooster hosts event
Social notes report a Jefferson Methodist church egg social at Lyman Warner’s home three and a half miles west of Wooster. The event will be held next Friday evening with all invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Jefferson
Lyman Warner
Wooster
Egg social and Christian meeting announced
Oak Chapel clough near defferson plans an egg social at L. S Warnep s Friday evening April 14. A quarterly devotional meeting of the Young People's Christian unions will be held Sunday evening April 16 at 5 20 o clock in the Methodist church with Rev Scott F Hershey addressing Estimating One's Influence. Hedlister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised for 83 cents by Lau bach & Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Chapel Clough
Defferson
L. S Warnep
Young Peope
Christian Consun
Scott F Hershey
Presbyterian Church
Little Child Dies At Creston Onion Farm
Creston April 11 Attorney Eugene Carlin was a Sunday guest of Jessie Mattison's family in Creston. A local report notes a child death tied to the Creston onion farm area as part of a brief society notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Eugene Carlin
Jessie Mattison
Lightning strikes and small town notices mix in Creston
Local chatter mentions Miss Mattie Connter of Butler inviting friends. Miss Susie McQuade of Burbank joins Creston bakery. CH Funk joins John son Harvester Co. in Batavia. Mrs Emma Palmer moves to Akron. A one horse Medina show entertains town, sparking debate on licenses. A child dies at Kerr street. spring poetaster and onion growers highlighted amid town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mus
Mattie Connter
Butler
Pi Smiss
Lai
Susie McQuade
Burbank
Creston Bakery
CH. Funk
Johnson Harvester Co
Batavia
N. Y
Emma Palmer
Akron
Knepp
Cruston
Olies
Medina
Town Hall
A. W. Harris
Adam Fornwall
Kerr Street
Maple Mound
Vilage
Aster
Cleveland
Wexter
Local residents listed among visitors and events
April 11 notes show Lera Reese returning home from Barberton and Anna Wiles visiting from Chicago Junction. Miss Barbara Eby of Suntthville and Mrs Kate Whitemyer hosted guests in Jefferson and Madisonburg. Marie Slatz visited Medina and Fre Bauer with wife stayed in Reville. Frank Sell and Eva visited Barberton. Mrs Weldrib ill but improving. Dwight Neeson, Dillon Snyder back from ward duty. Prof Compton at Wauster University lectured on Presbyterian Sabbath. C Wiles at Tiro schools, Bailey teaches there. Glenn Day Whitemyer hosted at Scott home. Miss Hurat commutes for teaching. Presbyterian choir hosted by C B Whonsetler. Frank Ritter and wife house-sitting at Mr White's. Missionary talk planned Wednesday at Presbyterian church. Mrs Naftzger from Wayne attended Sunday services. Alva Betzer and Pontius with others painting at Jacob Lichty’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lera Reese
Barberton
Howard Nolestyiu
California
Anna Wiles
Cicago Junction
Barbara Eby
Mra
Lott
Marie Slatz
Medina
Bauer
Reville
Cullera
Abrs
Frank Sell
Eva
Frank Ritter
Mr. White
Naftzger
Wayne
Alva Betzer
Pontius
Jacob Lichty
Town News Briefs From April With Losses and Welcomes
April 11 notes report a lightning strike burning John Lowe’s barn last night, with loss of one horse and meat. Monty Taylor built the barn recently. neighbors offer sympathy. Also announced are Mrs. Kyoian Reed’s hospital admission for mental health care and greetings to Mr and Mrs Watfren Morr on Friday for the birth of daughter Warren 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Sperr
Cuyahoya Fulla
Zari
Mack
Tate
John Lowe
Mark Taylor
Lowe
Kyoian Reed
Tomibout
Tiker
Tie Hospital
Watfren Morr
Warren
Residents move and farm life noted in Wooster area
April 11 report lists Fred Rice moving to Wooster this week and George Jackson with wife relocating near the village. Bernice Prewer enjoys Wooster as farmers plow and sow. Fortney and family from Ashland visit the village while RS Peters household visits Creston. An ad touts Dor Wood's Norway Pipe syrup for colds and coughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rice
Wooster
Bernice Prewer
Sownyastasha
Shapbell
Miss Buzzard
Ashland
Fortney
True Finey
Berkheimer
George Jackson
RS Peters
Miss Grace Hazel Hurt by Lightning Near Morrland
Miss Grace Hazel daughter of Frank Hazel was struck by lightning near Morrland while en route to her grandfather Andrew Bucher’s home in Wayne township. She was unconscious about two hours and later showed signs of improvement, resting easy by Tuesday and expected to recover fully and quickly. Dr Kinney and Dr Switch responded after the storm interrupted the town phone service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hazel
Frank Hazel
Tively
Morrland
Miss Hazel
Andrew Bucher
Wayne Township
Miss v . 0
Window accident at Yocumsa Bix ler Business college
Glenn Shields, a student, tried to raise a window at the Yocumsa Bix ler Business college Tuesday morning. His lead and shoulders went through plate glass, but bystanders believed serious injury would occur. he was not hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yocumsa Bixler Business College
Glenn Shields
Attepling
Shialdy
Mt Eaton area notes and local happenings
Mt Eaton community diary reports Mr Campbell former Mt Eaton principal and companion in Gueasina visit. Beech City troop performed. George Marchand returns home as veterinary surgeon planning to set in Churchville Tuscarawas Co. Several residents relocate: Juba Yoho, Haag, Heveratock, Desvoignes, Graber farms links. new vet surgeon delayed arrival. local option election sparks talk. misc repairs and visits to Orrville Applecreek and nearby farms. household accidents advised with Lie Thom’s Electric ointment promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Eaton
Campbell
Mt. Eaton School
Preaent
George Stifler
Benton
Holmea County
Frere
Elmer Graber
Adolph Boovie
LT B Thompson
Orrville
J. J Sharp
George Eshelman
B. Ampsop
Applecreek
Juba Graber
Clayton Beckler
Tia
Douglas Westcott
Sam
Clara Millmande
Return of Popular Evangelist Notes and Personals
Smithville April 11. A cold spell with 23 degrees did little to stop spring as buds open. A thunderstorm with hail occurred Monday forenoon about 11. Dr Wheaton hosted Mrs Wheaton’s brother and family and Mrs Daugherty the mother of Mrs Mumper. Mrs Mumper was Miss Ellebinetts in the eighties. They moved from Loudonville to Akron. The Wooster- and Canton-area visitors arrived in the new auto of Ula AL K Medsker. W H Oliver of Allegheny Pa visited with his nieces. Charles Gram of Clinton was in town. Elias Stevens of Bangor Mich on naval spring visit. Correll the fruit-tree man delivered the 16th time this season. The Rev Doty preached at the Methodist church. four services drew large crowds. Daniel Rameeywer, the horseman, brought Doty from Orrville. The funeral of Sawael Plans of Paradise Church drew a large crowd. Directors election held. Puntins elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheaton
Mra. Wheaton
Mr. Moamper
Mra. Daugherty
Mra. Muamper
Mra . Mumper
Ellebinetetts
Normal
Loudonville
Akron
Aluing i
Pete Balled
Aha Ates
Wooster
Mr Homer
Canton
Ula AL K
Medsker
H. Oliver
Allegheny
Starteel
East Ureonville
Correll
Crookstown
Sourthwest
Minnesota
Tabernacle
Jane
Daniel Rameevyer
Doty
Orrvile
Sawael Plans
Paradise Church
Ic Puntins Wen
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Peruna
W. G. Hunter
M.D
U. S
Guatemala
W. Godfrey Sunter
U.S
Congress
Kentuky
Washington
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Onto
Telegrap
Ely Brothers
Warren St
Maysville
Social Notes
Union Young People’s Meeting
Laubach & Boyd
Pater Colt
Joe Tarroy
Milary
Maen
Bos
Canaan
New
Dor
Wood
Norway
Rae
Laubach & Boyd, Agenta
A. J. Fredrick & CO
Freshland
Yoilie
Jae
Postoffice
EATON
HFEMS
Lie Thoms
Smithville
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