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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
1
The piece argues Taft secured the Republican nomination on the first ballot and praises his fitness to lead. It notes Bryan’s jabs as ironic, hints Roosevelt policies carried by Taft supporters, and includes anecdotes about health cures and a domestic humor piece on marriage costs. The tone is partisan, period newspaper rhetoric.
Mrs Moorhead and Miss Crighton of Chicago conducted a two week evangelistic service here that ended Sunday evening with few new members. They will travel to New Madison for a two week service. Visitors include Miss Jeasie and Georgiana Ferguson from Troy Ohio and others from Dayton and Lynn Indiana.
Nine years ago Mr. C. Farthing of Mill Creek Indian Territory felt near death from illness. A druggist recommended Electric Bitters. after a bottle his strength returned, and he has been well since. Sold under guarantee at Wm. Kipp's Sons' drug store for 50 cents.
Miss Ethel Bowers attends Earlham College as area women busy with events. Mrs Good of Bryan Indiana died Thursday after cancer treatment. funeral Sunday. Wm Ault and family attended. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Charles Wright. twins, a boy and a girl, girl died and buried Wednesday. Rev Bowers spent time at his Arlington farm.
O S Woolever of LeRaysville New York writes about a twenty year health recovery after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve for bleeding piles. The ad claims the salve heals the worst sores boils burns wounds and cuts in the shortest time and directs readers to Wm Kipp's Sons drug store.
Washington Letter reports Taft greeting them with thanks at his nomination night on 160 K Street NW. The scene included thousands cheering, fireworks, and a band playing Hail to the Chief as Roosevelt aides release statements praising Taft. An order requiring six months of muzzles for all city dogs is issued to curb the mad dog scare.
A quirky ad style excerpt touts Ayer’s Hair Vigor as a hair medicine and tonic. It blends testimonials with political and social notes, mentioning Secretary Root’s travel, Mrs. Taft’s mood after a nomination, and a Gettysburg area birthday surprise for Mrs. Weaver with a long list of attendees.
Jean returns to the city after five years and meets Tom Fleming during a sudden storm. They shelter under his umbrella, rekindle feelings, revisit their old apartment, and decide to start anew, promising to forget the past quarrel and build a life together.
A Baltimore Sun excerpt explains wall respiration in plain plaster walls. Air moves through the plaster at roughly eight cubic feet per square yard per hour, creating slight suction that draws dust particles and forms faint dark streaks on ceilings.
M de Beaurepaire, ex-president of the civil section of the Cour de cassation, received a police letter dated from the Chateau de Prefargier near Neuchatel in Switzerland praising his efforts in the Dreyfus case and inviting him to stay at the writer's dance. He replied that he would continue the struggle and might accept in the future, noting the asylum's location in Neuchatel.
Pepys records a Dr Williams tale about a dog that kills cats trespassing on pigeons and buries them with no care for exposure. The dog reportedly recovers buried cats if the tail tip shows, and the doctor asserts the dog killed over a hundred cats in his yard, a strange belief relayed by Pepys.
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