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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
6
Mrs. Sarah Baker of Not Hinghill, Missouri recalls a long illness her husband suffered from stomach trouble. After trial samples of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, he reluctantly agreed to continue them. By Monday he improved dramatically and the problem did not return, leading her to praise the remedy highly.
A reader from Golden City Missouri reports severe indigestion after meals and congested stomach pain. After using Chamberlain's Tablets, the author can eat freely again and notices reduced pain, fullness, and weight in the stomach, claiming the tablets strengthen and invigorate the stomach.
Misa Rosanond Tyler of Toledo to Speniing o fe daye with Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell. Milford township eighth grade commencement at Milford Grange hall Friday evening June 16. The Bunker Hill school reunion postponed due to weather. Pleasant Grange Dramatic club presents The Old New Hampshire Home at Milford Grange hall Thursday evening June 16. P. A. Wright attended Mt. Vernon commencement. Leroy a graduate. Territorial visits by Terrence Mitchell and J L Higgins noted.
J W Archer of Cauldwell Ohio notes his family has used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for years and always takes it on extended visits. He states they cannot imagine being without it. The testimonial highlights its wide availability and value in preventing illness during travel.
Children's Day was observed at the Measlulh church with extended attendance. Mr and Mrs George Stringfellow and children spent Sunday with Ale and Sirs. George Hyman Mids Clea Donnia visited with her Bladenshire parents. Hester Melick visited Walter Purdy. Joseph Mlack and family visited J. L. Sehootey. Paul Williams went to Buffalo. Next Sunday night Children Day will be observed at the Butler church. The Messiah Ladies aid society meets with Mrs Josie Morningstar. Ethel Hoagland returned to Brinkhaven after weeks with grandparents. Henry Howe and Fred Schooley with daughter Mary Faye were Danville visitors.
A reader from Allen New York reports using Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion over six months and praises the relief gained. The ad notes availability of Chamberlain's Tablets everywhere.
The community mourns Albert Murphy who died Sunday at Mrs. Frank Updike’s home, a ward of H. Campbell of Mt. Vernon. Edith Purdy Wirth, three, died Friday morning near Martinsburg, survived by five brothers Noah James Ole and Bryan. The Pomona county meeting at Batemantown and Middlebury cane confer with secretary Harry C. Teving. phone 0370.
Two Coshocton women Lorena Dan t and Mrs Joseph Vanes sighted a strange apparition shaped like a woman kneeling at the cross in the western heavens on Sunday night June 5. The report spread as other locals confirmed the sighting and Dr Joseph Wagner of Miller Township Knox County offered corroboration. The Times Age notes the call for astronomical explanation and community interest remains high.
Mr and Mrs Avery Cline of Brandon visited with their granddaughter Mia Zeigler and family. Thomas Rood and George Sholtx traveled to Mt Vernon on Thursday. Marion Davia spent Saturday in Mt Vernon. Harley Burr and his mother Mrs Dora Burr attended the quarterly meeting at Bloomfield Sunday. Clifford Colwell of Mt Vernon is visiting his sister Mrs Tracy Yauger.
Mr and Mrs William Montgomery and others visited Gaylord Multon and family while L J Beettel hosted guests. A large group from the vicinity traveled to Lidina for a general conference of the Church of the Brethren at Whione Lace. Stanton Feedy and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Deal.
Kenyon College faculty and Civics Club conducted a noon hour straw ballot at Commons. Woodrow Wilson won the poll with a plurality, Roosevelt second, Hughes third, Burton receiving a single vote amid a largely bipartisan student turnout.
A jumble of street talk from Republicans praising Hughes and Fairbanks amid doubts, plus a Des Moines sermon recounting a India based cholera remedy Cham berlain’s used for bowel complaints. The piece notes attendees for the G A R encampment from town including Lybarger Butler Sefton Vance Cooper Scott Heard and Stone.
Frank C Levering Attorney at Law offers prompt legal service in probate matters from office on East High Street Mt Vernon New Phone Office 104.
An ad claims Dr King’s New Discovery treats colds and coughs with a pleasant sweet taste. It asserts proven benefits from years of experience and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Buckeye City promotes the remedy with a prompted purchase today.
Streams and Rimer Real Estate and Loans advertise farms and city property transactions. They list buying selling exchanging properties, rentals and rent collection, and fire and specialty insurance for 14 old reliable stock companies. They offer accident livestock plate glass automobile insurance and surety bonds. Contact Room 1 Sipe Block South Main Street Luther A Stream and Wm F Rimer, City, phone 447 Black.
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