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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1914
Page
6
A historical note discusses skin health as a blood issue, claiming acne and eruptions stem from blood composition. It alleges internal ingredients stimulate skin activity and healing by drawing from the blood, urging readers to buy a remedy bottle and follow prescribed dosages.
Knox county commissioners rejected all bids for the Frazier bridge after bids exceeded engineer estimates. Center Run bridge contract was deferred until next Monday May 25. Other court actions include several common pleas dispositions and a pending marriage license.
Mrs and Mrs Jay Haruo of Honey Station announce a son born Wednesday morning to Mr and Mrs Jamod Tullans. The newborn is reported in good health with expected early months.
Burr Gould of Mt Vernon and Dunlap was arrested Monday on a dynamiting charge in Lake Park Creek a branch of the Licking river. He pleaded guilty before Judge J W Towel of Utice and was fined 10 dollars plus costs. Several other suspects were arrested but released.
A one story frame house occupied by Ross Higgins and family and owned by Michael Smithhister on Granville Road near Mt. Vernon burned down about 11 o’clock Monday night. The fire, likely from a defective flue, destroyed home goods with little insurance. The family was away visiting in Lock when the blaze began in the kitchen. An earlier chimney fire the prior Saturday was put out by the family.
A verse heavy critique targets the Republican party and taxation with heavy slang and archaic spellings. It imagines leaders as fading from power, accusing them of deceiving workers and farmers, raising taxes, and mismanaging state affairs while urging vigilance against political manipulation.
Fragmented text discusses nutrition and growth in children with references to feeding, digestion, and health concepts. It mentions foods and appetite, noting a confusion between nutrition and illness, and includes garbled terms suggesting medical observations and growth concerns without clear events or names.
Washington May 11 reports say the Niagara Falls conference could speedily yield an agreement to remove Huerta from the Mexican situation. Mexican delegates reportedly ready to concede elimination if other grounds fail, with Huerta’s commission also authorized to press the move. President Wilson ties Mexican peace to Huerta’s removal and a provisional government that addresses agrarian issues and other internal disputes. The Constitutionalist leaders insist Huerta and his party must be eliminated before any peace settlement at Niagara Falls.
The article reports on mediation sessions planned at the Clifton hotel in Niagara Falls with delegates from Mexico and various nations, including Argentina and Brazil, meeting A H mediators and U S representatives to seek a peaceable solution. It notes arrivals of Dr Romito S Naon and Senor Da Gana, and messages from the Duke of Connaught as governor general. It mentions fringe items: Kirkby acquitted in Toledo bribery case. Travers defeats in amateur golf. and Francie Oulmet’s progress in Open play.
Centerburg notes list residents visiting and visiting hours for Mrs Hertha Thomas of North Clayton Street, Hazel Woodrut of Pataskala, and Mr D M Husson at home with tonsillitis. Charley Dawes suffered a stroke at home and remains in serious condition. Arthur Rigebart of Columbus visited Sunday, Raymond Brown with friends at Rustville, Mrs Robert Babcock of Johnstown visiting her parents Darling. Miss Gall Rimer in Mt Vernon. Homer A Ramey of Middle Bass Island invited by Chaplain Reed to address prisoners May 11. Prof George F Lenz of Middle Bass to provide music. Funeral of D F Wilson at M E church, interment at Bloomfield.
A Newton Iowa resident reports his brother in law suffered rheumatism in the arm and recovered after applying Chamberlain's Liniment overnight. The ad recommends Chamberlain's ointment for chronic muscular rheumatism and notes it is sold by all dealers.
The undersigned has been appointed and qualified administrator of the estate of Harry H. Belt late of Knox county Ohio deceased by the Probate Court of Knox county on May 4 1914.
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