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Newspaper

The Greenville Journal

Location

Greenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1916

Page

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Simmons Tariff Speech Upsets Democratic Hope in Raleigh

Washington observers fault Senator Furnifold Simmons for a Raleigh address that undermines party tariff claims. The unmoving stance for free trade, his admission on imports and revenues, and the contradiction over Underwood-Simmons law cast doubt on Wilson administration concessions, leaving Simmons in a political bind as the 1916 campaign looms.

Washington Furnifold Simmons Democratic State Committee Raleigh North Carolina Democratic Party Simmons Simméhs

Palestine High School Alumni Reunion and Decoration Day Reflections

The Palestine community hosted its annual Al umni reunion in the Junior Hall last Saturday night. Local residents reported a large turnout for Decoration Day services, with Rev. John Montgomery delivering the oration. Civil War veterans and war memorials were honored as graves were decorated. The note of civic groups I.O.O.F K of P and Jr. C. U. A. M. participated in the ceremonies. Solomon Stoltz was buried following a long illness, leaving surviving relatives.

Umni Palestine High School

Sloan's Liniment Proves Quick Rheumatism Relief

A reader extols Sloan's Liniment as a cure for Rheumatism Neuralgia Backache and Soreness noting a 25 cent bottle brought swift relief. The ad promises warm soothing relief for stiff painful areas and urges purchase at any drug store.

Sloan’s

Memorial Fraternal Services at Cemetery Next Sunday

Program lists Greenville Band and Decoration of graves by Flower Girls with Invocation by Rev W M Van Sickle and Memorial Address by Hon C E Harnson. Memorials closed with America and Concord Quartet. Rain location Opera House. An advertisement promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a laxative and complexion tonic priced 25 cents.

Greenville Band Flower Girls

Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years

A sustained health note highlights products for infants and children in ongoing use for over three decades, emphasizing brand durability and trusted signatures. The item underscores long standing adoption by families and caregivers seeking safety and reliability.

The Planets for June in the Western Sky

Venus remains a conspicuous evening object in the western sky north of Saturn and south of Castor and Pollux. Mars is waning and faint as it recedes from Earth, near Regulus. Jupiter remains hidden near the sun. On June 21 at 6 a.m. the sun enters Cancer and summer begins. Prominent fixed stars Castor and Pollux, Arcturus to the west, Antares to the south, and Vega to the northeast are visible this month.

Castor J Pollux Arc Antares Vega

Children Cry for Fletcher's Castor Oil Company

A brief notice recalls children affected by stomach cramps. The article cites Fletcher’s Castoria in a warning style, urging mothers to choose trusted remedies and avoid unsafe alternatives.

Prohibition Prosperity Remarked By Colorado Official

Industrial Commissioner Williams told the national convention that prohibition has boosted Denver's economy. He cited lower alcohol intake, steady work, and rail shipments, noting that liquor importation in March was minimal and that Denver saved hundreds of thousands monthly versus pre dry era spending. He warned resubmission could yield a larger dry majority.

Columbus Williams Colorado Wiliams Marea Denver Mquor Willams Hiquor

They Want the Money Liquor Licenses Fight In Philadelphia

Judge Davis of the Philadelphia liquor license court says saloonkeepers seek licenses solely for gain, wreck home lives, and break mothers' hearts as they chase money. In Steubenville arrests for drunkenness topped 500 in three months of 1916, with 238 in March, under a lax license law. The Times-Picayune in New Orleans bans liquor advertising, including beer and wine, effective now.

Philadelphia Davis Steubenville Ohio Rcs New Orleans Times-Picayune United States

Revenue raid hits Garfield saloon whisky seized

Revenue officers raided a Garfield saloon on April 3 and seized 32 barrels of whisky. The seizure in a license state marked a large total surpassing the amount seized in all prohibition states for the year ending June 30, 1916.

Garfield Lcense

Also Mentioned on This Page

Senator Simmons Simon St. Louis Matt Glynn Elihu Rost Glynn Louis Peroration Furnifold Wilson Finance Tee Woodrow Wil Senate Committee Senate Free Traders Palestine The James Woods Gordon, C Levi Woods Ellen Tucker T. J. Wilson Nashville, Tenn Opal Turner Greenville Anna Woods Spartansburg Ind Indiana James B Watson Lynn Quartette Union City Band Misa Merle Jefferis Harris Patriroe Onferee Ory Fletcher Castoria Gettysburg Chicago T. R.he T. R Poisen John Mont Gomery Presbyterian Church of Piqua Commonwealth Ted E. C. Naylor Gloversville, MY Will Crozier Sidney, C K. of P Jr. C U A. M. United E. L. Carr Our Presbyterian Church C. F Solomon Stoltz Henry Mary Stoltz Sloan Gress Dom Vogue Ming Black Chantilly Noth Verona Clarke Dr. King Gough and Voids Dr. King’s New Discovery Adv Rev W. M. van Sickle Concord Quartette Theo Harnson America Opera House Thor Venus Saturn Castor Mars Earth Reg Ulus Jupiter Fletcher Bubscribe
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