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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1908
Page
5
The article asserts kidneys control blood purification and that kidney strain or disease disrupts overall health. It cautions that many illnesses begin with kidney problems and that impaired kidneys rapidly affect bodily functions and organ performance.
Master Lee Dunham visits from Covington. Many locals, visitors and officials appear at the Greenville fair week. A horse theft, a kidnapping case, and a bridge move mark a busy period with racing results and traffic notes.
Sale of real estate confirmed in the estate of Catharine J. McKee and a deed ordered. Minerva Ullom's last will admitted to probate. inventory filed in Perry Tice estate. Private sale orders issued for Perry Tice and John B Alexander estates. final account exceptions in George Hep pner and Mary Beck estates. Guardian appointed for Peter Disher. bond $500. Real estate sale petition filed in Perry Tice and John B Alexander. sale confirmed Sept 10 at 9 oclock. John B Walls named administrator of B F Hazelmire estate. bond $1000. Juvenile court notes include delinquency adjudications and probation in Penny, Pitman, Teaford, Coblentz matters. Mary J Strayer delinquent, committed to Girls Industrial School. Marriage licenses list four couples with ages and occupations.
A household comedy unfolds as the wife tires of cooking and contemplates a new coat while the husband jokes about a Wall Street windfall. After a mock financial crisis, she resolves to handle the meals, revealing a playful domestic power shift and plans for nicer clothes.
The notice names pr and Will St Kiester as plaintiffs and Hetore Jol W Donovan and J. P. of Greenville Township as defendants in Darke County Ohio. An order of attachment was issued on August 7 with proceedings extending into September 3 104. The defendant must respond by October 8 or a judgment will be entered.
A fragmented notice urges Darke County households to subscribe, stressing a price of $1.16 for county readers and framing it as a better act than giving a gift, with lingering OCR garble about weekly costs and reading matter.
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