Testimonial for Peruna as grippe remedy from W H Parsons
A Washington testimonial by ex State Senator W H Parsons claims Peruna eases grippe symptoms, improves appetite, and supports recovery. It cites decades of use and other endorsements, with a $10,000 bank guarantee for testimonial authenticity and a request to Dr Hartman for further inquiries.
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W. H. Parsons
Supreme Court of Texas
H Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Texas
Peruna
Ienry Distin
Tenry Distin Manufacturing Co
South Ninth Street
Philadelphia
Henry Distin
Onde
Hartman
Hertman Sanitarium
Columbuza, O
Market Exchange Bank
Columbus
Olio
Markets by Telegraph from the Swoosper Exchange
Market summary reports Wheat May at 1.1554 and July 9254, Corn May 48% July 49, Oats May 8144 July 30. Prices for pork, bhard, butter, eggs, lard, cheese, beans, potatoes, salt, poultry, grain, and livestock across New York, Pittsburg, and Ohio regions. Cattle, sheep, hogs, and calves listed with multiple regional price ranges. includes No 2 red wheat and corn figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
New York
Ohio
State
Pennsylvania
PRICKED FINGER WITH PIN AND BLOOD POISONING
Congress news notes deaths, illness and community events in March. Mrs Phebe Ann Michael dies March 18 after long illness. funeral held with Rev Cuatle and Rev Scott officiating. Mrs Ida Sprogg suffers blood poisoning after pin prick. grave concern for recovery. Fire damages property of Mrs Mary Garver. meat spoiled by chemicals. Local clubs, school activities, and town improvements are reported, including Maccabees growth and a gift quilt project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Mra
Phebe Ann Michael
Charles Cuatle
Alexander Scott
Fred High
Presbyterian Church
High School Library Association
Ida Sprogg
Ashland
Sarah Carlin
Ella
Mary Garver
D. E. King
Methodist Church
J. H. Brown
Wooster
Michael
James M. Brown
Maccabees
Twe
Maccabes Hall
Fred Clodfelter
Widow McGinty to Be Staged at Lake Fork Schoolhouse
The Lake Fork dramatic club presents The Widow McGinty at the Lake Fork schoolhouse Friday and Saturday March 24 and 25. The program includes monologues Mie and Cindera and When Reuben Comes to Town, plus a fan drill by twelve girls. Local church events and school board notes follow, with community updates on health and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widow McGinty
Lake Fork
Dramatic Club
Mie
Cindera
Reuben
Methodist
Sachool
W. A. Stoufer
Geo. Sample
Methodrat
Iérine Austen
Creston News Highlights Local Visits and Opinions
Creston notes include Davil Martin, a popular auctioneer, visiting from near Burbank, and A L Conrad with Mrs. Conrad visiting El St. Joby Ks Sherff Bo oG Wella of Medina calling on Creston friends. Rev. Tar Sung and Rev. A D Sade led church services with favorable attendance. Prof. S W Willison claims the hawas race will end in extinction, sparking debate. Local health reports show few contagious diseases and modest births. dry-town sentiment gains support amid economic talk. Farmers plan expanded acreage with hopes for a profitable year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Davil Martin
Burbank
L. Conrad
Tar
Tuan Sung
Wesleyan University of Delaware
Methodist Church
A. D Sade
W Willison
University of Chicago
Bas
M Salliger
Satuday
A Gal. C. V Hard
Wooster
Board of Health
Baechesn
Olds
A Country Squire Play Set For No 8 School Event
Comedy drama A Country Squire will be presented at No 8 school on electric line stop 130 Thursday evening March 23. Gar rine 7 8 o'clock.
River Brethren Conference at Union Paradise and local notices
State conference met at Union church Paradise with services across Thursday to Sunday. Local community notes report rainfall, social visits, school reading circle activity, and the death of Mrs. Malinda Zimmerman aged 59, buried March 17, after a long local life near Smithville.
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Smithville
I Mae Derr
Clevean
Edna Felton
D .R. Akron
Air
Spitier
Linda Fritz
Cleveland
Aliss Marion P. Smith
Chardon
Sarah Sith
Bterling
Olive Smith
Wadsworth
W. W. Smith
Maude Smith
State Conference of the River Brethren Church
Union Church
Paradise
Geyer's
Bethel
T. A.bellman
Canton
Hartaler
Wellington
Munson
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
Jamey Taylor
E .Gilbert
Herbert
W. H. Taylor
Jos. Galligher
Gerry G. Gallagher
Wm. K. McCalmon
Orrville
Schroék & Hartzler
G O. Webper
Frank Norrin
Hooley
A. Roach
Ft. Wayne
Malinda Zimmerman
Samuel
Mary
Henry Zimmerman
New
Felton
Applecreek Notes and Community Happenings
Applecreek notes detail Dorcas society activities at Reformed Church with new members added, visits by Mary Ellen Emerson's illness, and Rev Royer and Rev Smith services. Local social events include WCTU meeting at Mrs C Eben J A Smith's home, officer roles, and guests from Holmesville and Norwalk. The item also mentions summer work for Ancel Mearig, a missionary convention in Columbus, and households changing occupancy including Dr Jameson and family.
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Applecreek
Dorcas Society of the Reformed Church
Mary Ellen Emerson
Jobo Foster
Marie
Barberton
John Reiter
Royer
Smith
Pattersons
John Rife
Sue
Jameson
Diesen
Local notices and social updates from Maple syeup campus
Addison Johnson of Glenshaw Pa visited recently while GL W Brown and family from Mas Sillon called on relatives. Flamer Tieche went to Akron for a course. Blanche Haley left for Wooster Friday seeking work. Various local residents mentioned visiting, moving, and farm actions including J D Davidson building a wagon shed and Sam Barr buying land on Lachat avenue. Several deaths illnesses and social events are noted with names of neighbors and households.
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Addison Johnson
Glenshaw
W Brown
Akron
Blanche Haley
Wooster
Freed
John
James Richardson
Holmes County
Geo. Trease
Barberton
Monroe Easterday
Susan Brown
Nora Gori
Orrville
John Orr
Acon
J. D .Davidson
Sam Barr
Davidson
Lachat Avenue
Jas. Crosby
Orr
Frease
Dalton
C. H Brown
Philip Marcuit
Jim McGovern
Totow Eds Chiawell
Samuel Kaber
Musser
Jubnussbaum
Massillon
Jan. Tissot
Mt. Eaton
Philip Macall
Town
Thurday
Joseph Bardin
Edge of
Taton
Philip Gapther
Glenmont
Bardin
Alonzo Hofacre
Peter Clarelingers
Fred Murrel
Orrvilleria
Giard
C. L Mattheys
Hiram Kirkendall
Fredericksbursg March 21 Garden plans and social notes
Fredericksburg reports mild weather prompting garden and house-cleaning moods. Local residents visit and entertain, including Mr Martin returning home after injury, Mrs Hunter hosting relatives from Millersburg, Miss Boyd from Millersburg staying over, Miss Martin of Cincinnati visiting Grace Spencer, and Perry UGrow hosting a ladies sewing gathering followed by an elegant dinner.
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Mr Martin
Hunter
Millersburg
Gilmore
Miss Boyd
Roth McClintock
Miss Martin
Cincinnati
Grace Spencer
Perry Ugrow
Miss Mary Mowery Visits Reedburg on March 23
Mary Mowery of Arbland visits her uncle I V U Smyezer in Reedburg. Airs Julia Martin hosted a carpet rag sewing with about thirty women and girls. Gilmore of Smithville spent Sunday with Maggie Gilmore. John Miller hosted a gathering with music by Lee Otto Ira Myers Ralph Seitz Fred Ginther and others. Several neighbors attended and a public illness note mentions typhoid fever among some.
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Mary Mowery
Arbland
I. VU. Smyezer
Julia Martin
Miss Gilmore
Smithville
Maggie Gilmore
Lee Otto
Ira Myers
Ralph Seitz
Fred Ginther
Ee Ee Es Myser
Maggie Gil‘more
Clara Statler
Sherman
Austin
Ms. Sopiek
Jersmieville
John Siller
Roener
Mal
Earl Mates
Ryan R
Bryats
Mt Eaton News Roundup From Mt Exton Village
Mt Exton March 21 report notes improved health with paralyzed residents advancing, local sale weeks, new arrivals and departures, farm relocations, marriages of O A Dodez and a Stark county wedding, plus a funeral in Cleverhind and a move to Canton. People from Indianapolis and Richmond visits, a busy boom period, and a literary event draw.
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Exton
G Crowl
Indianapolis
Rath Breis
Irv
Alex Maurer
George Owas
Maasillen
Bony Keiner
Toror
Can
Frank Cabot Fea
Holmes Tomty
Uis Tinhuty
John Zingy
Calmuntier
Rhinebard
Ellen Pinkertaun
Canton
Dubn Yobn
Pan Himdaan
Switzer
Switzerland
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Supreme Court
la Grippe
Pe-ru-na
la Grippe Than
Swoosper Stock and Grain Exchange
Wooster Markets
Républican
Wreg Tyler
Wiern
Charlies “Carlin
Edna Sullivan
Olive” Weataver
Cleo
Albion
Edward Garver
Ladies’ Aid Society
Noriety
Frank Criss
Elizabeth Myers
Ralph
Mabel van
Evera
New Pittsburg
Mieses Dillie
Maud Good
Lattasburg
West Salem Rural
Howard Garver
Friend
Lodi
Frank Lance
Helman
Good Bros
Loudonville
Flager
Congress Cemetery Association
Lake “Fork
Creston News
Bata Ea Ae Et Na
Pav
Maysville
Fredericksburg
Reedsburg
MT. Eaton News
Rs Bera
Sanjay
Ring Mather
Arouna O
Tairie
Dalward
Floyvd Daugherty
Richmond
Metta Ayleworth
Tehe
Shiwly
Nina
Los Angeles
Cal
Mr Davenport
Emma Meteal
Fred R. Metentf
Pune
Clever
Newkirk
Sanday
Greole
Dom Pedry
Creed
E. Paumier
Courthouse
Wooster Nursery
Oldenburg
Munson Sweet
Baldwin
Jhimes Cialden
Mann
Northwestern
Stark
Crosby
Elberta Fitzgerald
Lemon Free Mountain Rose
Smock
Triumph
Comostra Almaddy
Pecmn
Uconpuette Aips
Capritte Des Blarches
Ien
Jaquemioot
Magna Chbarta
Marshall Po Wilder
Paul Neyron
Sae Kbortof Dufferin
Margaret Icson
Jobo Laing
Baltimore
Hardy -Roses
Wwe
Ewing
Perop
Ubro
Traly
Narkét St
Woester Nursery
Wooster, C. Nursery
High School
Ox N. Market St
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