23 Jan 1913
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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
1
A reflective column critiques the gubernatorial inauguration and its display of democratic simplicity. It notes lavish expense and contrasts the event with future projections, including Governor Cox’s ambitious agenda to reform liquor politics and governance. The piece also covers local social notes, debates on tobacco, and community events with resident updates.
A Neenah Wisconsin man, after a severe coughing spell, felt terrible pains in his side and doctors found two ribs broken. The item touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for stubborn coughs and lung ailments. It quotes Mrs. Effie Morton of Columbia Missouri praising the remedy and offers free trial bottles at Wm. Kipp's Sons. The issue also contains probate court notes, marriage licenses, new court cases, and real estate deeds.
A feature notes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a quick healer for burns cuts bruises bullet wounds or explosions with a 25 cent price at Wm Kipp's Sons. it contrasts this with haymaking in the Swiss Alps where farmers toil on cliff edges gathering scarce grass and packing hay with stones for weight before winter return.
Louis D. Brandeis, noted for social economy work, led a long legal battle against maladministration of public charities in Massachusetts. The case reduced costs to insurers, with Workingmen bearing no fee for this public-spirited effort carried on since TS804. Brandeis, a Kentucky-born lawyer, built a modest life with his wife in Boston.
A disjointed English editor apologizes in a Chicago context for a humorous remark about Tiehard Croker. The text then follows Marder Brown, born in New York state, as he climbs railroading from a Milwaukee and St Paul engine to telegraph operator, dispatcher, general manager of Burlington and Quincy, and later scenery manager on the Lake Shore and Michiana system before becoming president of the New York Central system in 1900.
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