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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
2
Che Banner reports a semi weekly schedule linked to Monument Square and Na. events. The item notes publication cadence and location context for readers in the district.
Opinion argues Republicans misrepresent Wilson era by touting tariff raises despite shattered imports. It notes exports prosper, imports rise due to global demand and scarce domestic materials, and foreign raw materials bolster American industry. Concludes tariff should not change unless expert advice supports it and warns against Wilson’s proposed wartime measures.
At the Democratic National Convention in Louisville, Martin Glynn praises Woodrow Wilson’s policies of American neutrality, preparedness, and prosperity. He argues neutrality has long been American and urges continued support for Wilson, citing economic growth, tariffs, and national unity against foreign entanglements.
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey to cure a cold. It promises inflammation relief and a soothing cough with pine tar balsam, claiming immediate breathing ease and bronchial protection. The copy urges readers to buy at druggists today.
Miss Esther Bailey spent from Bri diy until Sunday with Sunbury friends. Homer Ramey, who graduated from O. W. U. last week, left Tuesday for Putin Bay where he has been employed for the summer. Mr and Mrs. M. H. Williams spent over Sunday with friends in Newark. Miss Mary Randolph, who has been attending school at Baldwin Wallace college, Berea, returned to her home here Monday. Mrs. Brian Messmore and children of Toledo are visiting relatives here. Mrs. Dale Gantt of Salem is a guest of trends here. Fern Fowles of Toledo is spending & Tow iliys With her pireate here. Feed Mortley of Columbus spent Monday in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Mortley. Mixes Alta Biddle of Kane, Pay in a guest of relatives and friends here. Lee Wiseman spent Sunday at its home In Columbus. Miss Lelly Debolt, a student at Orturbein university at Weatervilla, spent the weekend at her home here. Mrs. CG. Oberholtzer spent Mri day in Columbus. Homer and B. H. C. Ramey made a business trip to Galion last week, ies Mrs. Walter Fletcher and two children, Miss Ruth and Master Robert, have returned to Akron after a visit of several weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mr. Robert Grimm. Frank Claypool, who has been attending Ohio State university, returned to his home in this city Tuesday to spend the Flimmer.
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