27 Jan 1916
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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1916
Page
1
In a 1915-16 Florida journal entry, Lorinpa A. Wilson recounts travel from Punta Gorda to Nashville and Atlanta aboard the Dixie Flyer, noting a flooded Cumberland River, a rising gas tax in Nashville, a speed sign on a rural road, and meetings with old friends. The piece reflects on revival services, local commerce, and public notices, ending with health nurse regulations for Greenville.
Last wills of John F Spencer and Amands Jones admitted to probate and records. Inventories filed for Charles George and real estate sale petitions to pay debts. Orders of sale issued for personal property. Also mentions guardianship of Jacob F Martini and notices of residents Gebrize Gabbert and Eva stead stock, plus individuals Charlie Black and Marie Emrick. Health ad ends with Dr King’s New Life Pills promotion.
Probate court entries reveal appointments for several estates including Hasket Rush administrating de bonis non and J. Ernest Gibbons handling Abra New Weston estate. Guardianship orders, final accounts, and deeds of assignment populate the docket along with multiple land sales to pay debts and guardians appointed for minor heirs.
Advice promotes Dr Kings New Discovery for colds and throat relief claiming pine tar healing balsams and mild laxatives, stating it expels cold germs and soothes inflammation with over 45 years of use as proof. An inserted dialogue about Fogazzaro reflects a literary aside.
An ad touts Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic attacks with quick relief from pain. A San Francisco user says after days it cured chronic rheumatism and stiff neck, working at a large department store. Also a dyspepsia joke ends the excerpt with medicine punchline.
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