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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
6
Ohio watchers assess the adjournment as a chance to scrutinize national policy. The Cleveland Plaza Dealer editorial deems the 81st General Assembly’s end largely uneventful, noting setbacks and the governor’s controversial tactics, while opinion remains supportive of President Wilson amid a cloud of political contention.
An advertisement promises relief from rheumatism using Chamberlain's Liniment. It claims a user found decisive relief after using a bottle, noting a complete cure and no remaining pain. The copy imitates a period tobacco or patent medicine style, urging readers to try the remedy.
Unclaimed mail delays threaten delivery. A list names residents including Hin Mb Veriton, Hah Kerns, Kitvel Vinniiun, Zara Viera, Mire WHiiane Jhonny, Toutieai Koti, Kopp, Owens, and others. Items require pickup at street box or general delivery by June 2.
An OCR fragment advertises a product Imiprove the appetite and digestion. It mentions Uhainebrlaine tablets and a Detroit section. A dealer sale is announced for Friday at 4 o clock offering a 140 preserving kit for speed. The text is garbled with misreads and stray phrases.
S I Reatman brought John Lowther of Orrylite from Chicago to be examined by Eniol B Murphy. Lowther stayed fourteen weeks at Mt Vernon Hospital after an accident. He will return to Chicago next Tuesday for evaluation by Dr Rudolph Maras. Dr Murphy declined to comment. Also a testimonial notes Chamberlains Tablets cured indigestion and constipation for Mrs Mary L Me Mullin of Phelps New York.
A brief obituary item notes the death of Shrimplin and mentions a funeral service. The fragment gives sparse details but records the passing and a forthcoming funeral.
Funeral services were held Thursday at 10 a.m. at Mbenezer Church for Harvey Sheimplin who was killed at the Walker saw mill on Tuesday forenoon when logs struck his chest. Rev. H I Miller officiated with interment in Heneser Cemetery.
An endorsement from N Galloway of Stewart SC praises Chatnebriains Colle Cholera and Murrhoea Remedy as the only cure found for cholera and diarrhoea symptoms. The testimonial states it is recommended to friends and available from all dealers.
A gas explosion at a vacant corner store near Herndon at about 200 o'clock caused minor injuries to Mr. Glore and blew clothing loose as neighbors called for help. Firefighters arrived and extinguished the blaze with little damage to the structure.
Officers were elected for the SE Vincent de Paul Alumni group with Sarah Condon as President Curt Tougher as Vice President Mike Grave Smith as Secretary Glen Crowhard as Historian Clare Sapp as Neurologist. The annual reunion and banquet will be held on Pats chy eventing in June.
The Willing Workers society of Foreview Christian church hosted guests at Mrs. Beever’s home on May 27 for a meal and social activities. Seventeen were served and two readings were presented by Mrs. Roy Higging. A future meeting is planned with Mr. Shoeman.
Advice on staying healthy through midlife to prevent weakness in later years. Emphasizes keeping blood pure and active with a tonic and medicine, avoiding sickness and rheumatism. Mentions Scott's and a company address with unclear details.
At a Wednesday morning meeting Vridas June 25, Knox county officials and associated dignitaries plan the second annual reunion. The picture program begins at 1 o clock at the courthouse with further details to be announced. Mrs Karl Ricketts and children left for Cleveland to visit friends and determine their relocation. Mrs Chatlen JF Bullock arrived from New York City to spend the summer with Mt Vernon residents on East Gambier Street.
A concise report highlights a dependable remedy gaining trust among users. It outlines its practical benefits, accessibility, and potential applications, presenting a cautious endorsement grounded in observed results.
A Missouri woman from Golden City credits Chamberlain's Tablets with curing severe indigestion. She describes severe stomach pains and a hospital injection, then relief after taking the tablets after meals. The note asserts the tablets aid digestion and strengthen the stomach, preventing painful episodes.
Mrs. Sarah Baker of Nottinghill Missouri recounts her husband suffering for five years from stomach trouble. After trying various medicines with little help, he finally used Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. By Monday he felt like a new man and the relief lasted, with Mrs. Baker praising the tablets highly.
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