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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
6
An old advertisement touts a remedy claiming to cure backache headaches urinary troubles and general fatigue. It references herbs and roots from Krug and Matera brands, urging readers to address weakness and regain energy. The text imitates a timeworn sales pitch with dubious claims and limited specifics.
A public notice outlines contractor responsibilities and requirements for bids at Le ditties af ive Olek oF inwaehity Fy A day of fan. It mentions hearings at the School House and details about submitting bids, attendance, and evaluation by the authorities. The notice calls for compliance with standards and timelines.
The twenty ninth annual reunion and banquet of the Vernon Alumni Association is planned for Friday evening at the High School Auditorium. An orchestral concert opens at 7 o clock with the twelve piece Allied Orchestra. Faculty speakers, a debating segment, a chalk talk, and a “Play Gallery” of alumni pictures are featured. A reception and further musical program follow, with prizes, a reminiscence roll call, and a banquet. Tickets will be available at the door.
A two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berry of East Vine Street was badly scalded when a hot water pan overturned. The boy's right arm and body were burned while an older man nearby assisted. Doctors were summoned for treatment as the clothing was removed to relieve the burns. The advertisement notes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a nerve tonic and general aid.
Ohio Fuel Supply Company shows net earnings of 1,484,747 for year ending April 30, with earnings up over 14 percent and a stock dividend anticipated for holders. Annual meeting set at West Gay Street offices. Pittsburg officers arriving in Columbus. no officer or director changes expected. United Fuel Gas Company remains a producing unit with major holdings in West Virginia, owned with Standard Oil. Ohio Fuel Supply continues as an independent, having taken over oil finds from its predecessor.
Mrs Amelia Cotton of this city died following a stroke en route to her brother Frank Sweet in ChilKey. The deceased, visiting Chicago since April, is survived by her husband, two brothers, and a sister in this city. Funeral will be Thursday at 2:30 pm from her late home, with interment at Mound View cemetery. A local medical ad promotes Chamberlain's tablets with a money back guarantee.
Messrs Cole and Dubinsky voted in the negative on the hitching ring ordinance during the council's second reading. The vote reflected opposition to the measure, with supporters urging regulation of horse confinement and public safety.
City council met in the chamber to discuss trimming shade trees citywide and several street projects. Ordinances on fines, paving Hast High Street, installing lights at Ridgewood and Southdon, and water valve upgrades were debated, with votes favoring some measures and adjournment for five weeks.
A man, father of Dwight Chinoweth of Fredericktown Ohio, hanged himself in Grove City last night. The death is reported as a self-inflicted act and the man resided with his son in Fredericktown area. Police are investigating the circumstances.
The third piano recital by Ming Mefadden's pupils Helena McNabb and Katharine Russell took place Monday evening at Mrs J B Russell's residence on East Gambler Street before an audience in the late drawing room. Mrs Harry Slinglaff sang with Miss Helen Shireman as accompanist, earning warm appreciation. The program featured works by Godard, Chopin, Mazzowski, Becker, Handel, Schubert and more with two-piano pieces by McNabb and Russell.
The Mt Xor Board of Education met in special session with all members present. It approved minutes, confirmed staff names, granted use of the Clinton township High School auditorium for June commencements, and adopted a resolution thanking the superintendent, principal, and teachers for the year. It praised their work and urged continued cooperation as graduates move on to higher avenues. The meeting adjourned following the vote.
A Fourth of July service will be held at Hedding Chapel near Sparta. The program begins at 10 a.m. with a noon meal. Speakers include Rev. W. I. Kiglin of Centerbury, Rev. D. A Mortis of Mt. Vernon, and Rev. Br. Johnson of Mt. Vernon. Rev. A. Cortman of Gambler leads the service. musical groups include the Big Four quartet and the Young Men's Musterly. All are welcome.
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