How Is Your Heart Heart Cure testimonial ad copy
A vintage testimonial advertises Dr Miles Heart Cure for weak hearts. It claims rapid relief and a cured case, recounting a patient from Fillmore Kentucky who improved after five bottles and mentions guaranteed first bottle benefit or money back. The ad cites Miles Medical Co. of Echart Indiana.
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Miles
Fat East
Dr. Miles
Betany Gates
Brave
L. T. Card
Fillmore
Miles Medical
Echart
Ely's Cream Balm Brings Relief for Catarrh and Cold
Avoid drying inhalants and use a remedy that cleanses and heals membranes. Ely's Cream Balm eases catarrh and cold symptoms with quick relief. Sample price is 60 cents, available at druggists or by mail. Reported benefits include stopped mucus drip, improved voice and hearing, and overall better health. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as boosting vigor and mental sharpness for daily life.
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Ely
J. W. Davidson
Jaw
Monsmouth
Apple Creek letter highlights local visits and events
Applecreek August 1. Dr J F Reinhardt and family attended Wooster races. Miss Helen Davis from Massillon guest of Mesera Rice and others visited Fredericksburg. The Studer Bros Canton bought Applecreek flouring mill, to operate midweek. Numerous visits, travel to Shreve Akron Canton and Toledo, missionary meeting, a sudden death and burial at Presbyterian church, hunting and camping plans, and outings to Chantingua and Lake.
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Applecreek
J. F. Reinhardt
Smreses- Nora
Ada
Wooster
Helen Davis
Massillon
Mesera Rice
Norat Reinhardt
Della Surgis
Mary Mitchell
Fredericksburg
S. C
Charley Graber
Mt. Eaton
Studer Bros
Canton
William Oxburger
Bluffton
L. C. Kling
Artie Lilley
Shreve
Cummingham
Mathew Beazell
Frank Beazell
Charley Wyre
Mrs Yeager
Toledo
Ladies’ Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Boyer
Neal Harrington
State Road
Social Corners: Hot Springs Visitors In Ohio Notes
August 1 reports Mrs. Sherlock of Hot Springs Ark visiting John T. Lytle and family. Harry Dile of Akron, formerly local, is in town renewing old ties. Miss Jessie Stuff of Elyria is home briefly. Mrs. J R Carr of Bloomfield visits her parents. Mrs. John Green went to Akron last.
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Sherlock
Hot Springs
Ark
John T. Lytle
Harry Dile
Akron
Jessie Stuff
Elyria
J. R. Carr
Bloomfield
John Green
Vacationers and local visits brighten village scenes
August 1 patchwork of social notes lists Miss Florence Lindsey and Miss Wilson from Cleveland visiting Laura Brown's home, Anna Brock from Londonville staying with Ira Bower and Tally, and Eli Garn recovering from malaria. Jay Martin of Wooster visited family, E Hand and Robert spent Sunday at New Pittsburg, while local youths attended a Greaton camp meeting. Rev. Seitz traveled to Shelby, and the Reform Missionary society held its monthly session with Minnie Hough’s second private recital planned at Wealey Warner’s home east of Jefferson Thursday evening.
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Florence Lindsey
Wilson
Cleveland
Laura Brown
Anna Brock
Londonville
Ira Bower
Tally
Eli Garn
Jay Martin
Wooster
E. Hand
Robert
New Pittsburg
Ave
Greaton
Seitz
Shelby
Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Minnie Hough
Rhowaots Wealey Warner
Jefferson
Local visitors and social notices from Wooster area
August first reports come from Wooster and nearby towns with a list of visitors. Crawford and daughter of Galion visit wife’s mother Mrs Burns. Maud Yoder in Canaan with Mrs Sells. Rev. David Ecker hosts Indiana guests. Hoffman family from Barberton visit old friends. their son Max and wife also at Burbank. Amkerman of Galion visits aged mother Mrs Cockrell. Rev Keplar of M E church visits relatives. McQuate visiting son in Ureston. Wooster residents attend Monday show and enjoy it. Gamble of Pennsylvania visits cousin Geo Norton. Gearhart daughters of Overton visit Burbank and attend M E church. Fox from Seville visits sisters Mrs Rook and Mrs Geo Overs. Will Callas family with Mrs Charlie Miler go to Detroit. MBE Missionary ladies plan supper at the parsonage Friday evening.
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High Crawford
Galion
Wm. Burns
Maud Yoder
Canaan
Sells
David Ecker
Indiana
Allie Hoffman
Barberton
Max
Burbank
Amkerman
Nathaniel Cockrell
Keplar
M E
McQuate
Ureston
Wooster
Gamble
Pennsylvania
Geo. Norton
Fran Gearhart
Overton
Fox
Seville
Rook
Geo. Overs
Will Callas
Charlie Miler
Detroit
Mich
Mbe
Chippewa Excursion Marred by Power Outage
Aug. 3 report notes an electric line delay dampening a Chippewa trip. Frank Aylesworth and family visited S. G. Spangler. Heffelflinger reunion at Anna Hardy's drew relatives from Ashland, Canaan, Wooster, Applieseers Milton, McZensa, Mo., and 7th Dakota. Jay Ickes hosted parents. Earl Houser began correspondence course.
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Chippewa
Frank Aylesworth
Big Prairie
G. Spangler
Heffelflinger
Anna Hardy
Ashland
Canaan
Wooster
Milton
McZensa
7Th Dakota
Jay Ickes
Earl Houser
Opened Opera House Bids by Public Service Board
Wayne Hart, clerk of the board of public service, opened bids at noon Monday for the opera house season. Bids ran August 1 to July 31, 1906. two bids received from George Kettler and M R Limb, and from H D Swarts. First bid offered $2.50 per night rental. Swarts requested withdrawal and was granted.
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Wayne Hart
Board of Ablic
George Kettler
M. R. Limb
D. Swarts
Mr. Swarts
Congressional Ball Tournament Closes with Jeromeville First
Congress village held a baseball tournament drawing 600 spectators despite morning heat. Jeromeville won first prize after defeating Red Haw and Congress with scores 12 to 6 and 11 to 8. Red Haw took second, Congress third. gate receipts and other income made the event financially successful.
Margie Hayes Visits Seville As Harvest Winds Down
Blachleyville notes Margie Hayes visiting Seville. A chores update covers a boy burned by live coals, Prof Allaman and family visiting relatives, and widespread harvest progress. Wheat yields are good but per acre output is light. Local families face health concerns as Rickenbaughs and Fox caregivers are mentioned. Noah Swan secures Wooster work and fence builders return after a harvest break.
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Blachleyville
Margie Hayes
Seville
M Harshberger
Allaman
Michael Naman
T. R.eberhart
Lewis Geitgey
L. P. Sidle
Henry
Rickenbaugh
Fox
Noah Swan
Wooster
Ray Windigler
Jeromeville
Ana
Motore
Farmers Cut Oats and Baseball Scores Highlight Local News
Farmers busy with oat cutting report a local game Saturday afternoon ended 17 to 16 with Funk losing to Blackleyville. Blaine Shaffer and Clark Aber went to Akron seeking streetcar motorman work. Miss Hallie Zimmerman of Columbus visits this week. Ladies Aid at United Brethren church to host Lake Fork schoolhouse festival one week from next Saturday night. Bertha Fonk visiting Akron relatives. W S Alexander adds to barn. workers include Wilson Hoffman, Bret Rush, Andrew Sample and Geo Sample.
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Funk
Blackleyville
Blaine Shaffer
Clark Aber
Akron
Hallie Zimmerman
Columbus
Ladies’ Aid Society of the United Brethren Church
Lake Fork
Chas. Hootman
W. F. Nicode
Bertha Fonk
W. S Alexander
Wilson Hoffman
Bret Rush
Andrew Sample
Geo. Sample
Attractive Hand Bags and Accessories Ad
In the Nation Department a sale offers hand bags in Russia seal and patent leather with new handle ideas and trimmed interiors from cents to 60 dollars. Belts in black white and colors. handkerchiefs from 25 dollars for one to 60 cents for twelve. French German and Irish goods with embroidery hemstitch lace. Initials available at no extra cost. Portemonnaies brushes combs skirt and hose supporters for women and children. Staples and novelties shown.
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Russia
Severe Lightning Storm Wrecks Farms and Towns in Ohio
A violent thunderstorm swept northern and eastern Ohio with hail and wind, destroying barns and killing stock. In Coshocton a barn and a dwelling burned after a lightning strike, while trees and telegraph poles suffered damage. In Findlay and Mansfield areas several barns were struck, hay and grain losses ran high, and roads flooded fields. No fatalities reported, but property damage ran into thousands across multiple counties.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Bnceyras
Lima
Allen County
Bridgeport
Findlay
Ann Hay
George Myers
Jackson Township
Arlington
Ba H
Neveral
Guerdon Butts
Nor Main Street
Mansfield
Bellevue
August Kochheiser
George Parker
Kochheiser
R. Stolle
Steam Corners
Cotter Transfer Co
Parti Destro
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Advertised
An Iowa ad cites Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy for liver de rangements and constipation. L. F. Andrews of Des Moines promotes the product, noting availability through all druggists.
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Chamberlain
L. F Andrews
Des Moines
Iowa
Suppy Stations Established for Canal Laborers
Governors report Panama canal commission will set up commissariat stations to supply food and eatables for canal laborers along the zone excluding Panama and Colon. Refrigerators will be installed and railroads and steamboats will import food from the United States. Panama has not yet replied to the notification. No Strike In Anthracite Fields: Wilcox predicts next year’s strike unlikely, noting wage and hour adjustments to prevent clashes.
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Panama
Maroon
Canal Commission
Commissariat
Colon
United States
United
New York
David Wilcox
Delaware and Hudson Company
North American Review
Mr. Wilcox
Prohibition Convention in Columbus to Nominate
The Ohio Prohibition convention meets in Columbus this afternoon to nominate a ticket and adopt a platform. F M McCartney, state chairman, is mentioned in connection with a gubernatorial bid. In Delaware a death is reported. Dr W Whitlock notes Mrs Jeffries died in Richmond Ind. Ohio Wesleyan benefaction to be allocated. William Senter dies after drinking whisky. Lord Lansdowne says Britain will pursue compensation for St Kilda and other ships sunk by Russian cruisers.
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Columbus
F. M. Mccartney
Wesleyan
Delaware, O
W. Whitlock
Chaims
London
House of Torts
Lansdowne
St. Kilda
Kbopa
Sea of Japan
Local Notes from Golden Corners on August 1
Mr de business trip to Burbank. Monday evening Mr and Mrs John Gant and daughter Edna May passed through town Sunday. James Caskey of Cincinnati advance agent for Jot Robinsons Show spent Sunday after four at the home of his sister Mrs Jacob Zaring north of Wooster. He found most of his sisters and two brothers living apart for four years noting changes with age. They hope for more frequent reunions. Win McAfee spent Sunday with his parents Ae and Nor. Michael Wagner of Cedar Valley also mentioned.
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Golden Corners
Burbank
John Gant
Edna May
Our Town
James Caskey
Cincinnati
Jot Robinson
Jacob Zaring
Wooster
Win
McAfee
Ias Sanday
N Rw
Ichael Wagner
Cedar Valey
Overton Gleanings Aug 1 An Uneventful News Note
Overton notes very scarce news as workers stay busy along Shade Creek. A lighthearted snake tale describes a black snake wrestling a groundhog from a tree limb, startling the boss and spooking the crew. A Rural Route 7 carrier is recovering from a July 4 accident and can ride again.
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Overton
Shade Creek
Grand Circuit poolselling barred by mayor in Cleveland
Cleveland Aug 1 Poolselling at the Grand Circuit saces is prohibited after Mayor Johnson's proclamation. The move angers horsemen and the Cleveland Driving Park association, recalling earlier losses when Glenville blocked poolselling during last year’s circuit meeting.
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Cleveland
Johnson
Horsemen
Driving Park Association
Glenville
Losa
Driving Park “Association
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