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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1916
Page
7
Mrs Sarah Baker of Nottinghill Missouri recounts a five year stomach ailment that resisted medicine until Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets were used. Her husband improved by Monday and remained well, with the blues gone and no return of trouble. The merchant had also provided free samples.
Mrs. Maggie Coll of Golden City Missouri credits Chamberlains Tablets with stopping severe stomach pain and night inquietude after a doctor warned against internal medicines. She states digestion improved and she can eat anything now, noting prior weight and stomach upset during dating.
A rambling tale reveals a candidate’s weak geography and hush hush politics. A secret conference between rivals, a false tip about Homer working laborers, and a bloated tale end with the candidate’s panic as the scheme unravels before voters.
A Des Moines church event featured a missionary from India describing travels in the interior where illness struck. He described carrying a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and using it to treat himself.
The item blends political slogan phrases with a patchwork of social visits and family news. It lists numerous names and towns, recounting weeks spent with relatives, engagements and motions to relocate, alongside a small advertisement for Cham berlain's Tablets endorsed by a New York pharmacist.
Mrs J K Halt men 540 Mal died Monday near Fredericktown after weeks of heart trouble. She was 56 and survived by her husband and brother Prof Robart Koos of Fredericktown. Funeral at her late home Wednesday at 2 PM, Interment at Forvateamutery. Nancy Revenaugh died Tuesday morning near Fredericktown aged 14 after short heart trouble. She was survived by parents Mr and Mrs L L Revenkugh, four brothers and one sister. Funeral Thursday at 10:30 AM at the late home, Rev Ho Noble officiating, Interment in Fer eat cemetery.
Reading like a community page, the article lists visits and brief outings around Mt Vernon including Mr and Mrs Frank Monta of Lick county visiting Rob ert Hin hog Sumday and Mrs Harry Keady of Cen visiting, plus various relatives traveling to Newark Columbus Parkersburg and Brooklyn for short stays and gatherings.
TheMilton history notes a play Tomking's Hires Man by Milton high students, with attendance and delivery praised. Harry Strubie shows slow improvement from tonsillitis. C O Weaver visits brother in Mareh ko. Mrs Elmer Corwin remains troubled by headaches. Prof Rhoton and a Mrs Cloll with 116 attend Mt. Vernon picnic at Riverside park. Miss Tanita Harrod visits J M Moore home and attends Thursday commencement. School board renews teachers Prof Rhoton Grace Wells or Mary Sprague for another year. J D Vail calls on his mother in Mt Gilead. J B Lewis dines with Clem Harrod. Candidates active and farmers plant corn west of town. Theodore Kaycock and four children ill with measles. Pleven teams plow and harrow. four plants planted.
E W Archer of Caldwell Ohio attests that Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has kept his family from beans and saves money on extended visits. He notes they carry it when traveling and finds it obtainable everywhere.
Depuy Beritt Mossholder visited Friday and Saturday. Hermie Kerr and wife spent Sunday with relatives in Kirkeraville. William Cramer visited Mr. Vernon and friends Sunday. Dr Hawley of Indianapolis visited old friends Sunday. Dongel Fowls, employed in Cleveland, spends a few days at home.
A reader from Mon NY praises Chamberlains Tablets after six months of use noting remarkable relief. The ad mentions availability everywhere and includes other local notices of people traveling to attend events and returning home from Cleveland and Columbus after visits and a Wallace School commencement.
The Licking County Sunday School association division held a meeting last night. The group plans Thursday departure to Appleton and Friday night stop in Louisville with continued work all next week. Speakers include Rev. Theodore Hofmeister and Rev. K. C. Emerick. A quartet accompanies the squadron.
At the A. M. church Monday night Class No 5 led by Viola Booker turned the largest sum toward the parsonage replica and church redecoration. Other classes raised varied amounts and the total secured was 828.69 dollars.
Real estate and loans firm listing farms city property buys and sells rents and collects rents. Offers fire and accident insurance all risk policies and plate glass and automobile coverage. Agents Scott Luther A Stream and Wm F Rimer invite inquiries at Main Street and Room 1 Sipe Building contact number 447 Black.
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