27 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
1
A lengthy critique traces the Brownsville incident and the Roosevelt administration’s actions, noting Foraker’s skepticism of guilt, the Senate inquiry, and the claim that the colored soldiers faced a difficult, politically charged investigation. It weighs motives and public perception amid calls for a square deal for the soldiers.
The text promotes a product named nerve force described as providing the necessary fat end and mineral nourishment for a baby’s healthy growth. It presents claims of essential nutrients aiding development and growth in infancy.
Straw hats range from 50 cents to 6 dollars with a focus on value undercutting rival stores. The ad highlights 60 cent to 1 dollar items and emphasizes variety and bargain pricing to draw shoppers. Bead car clubbing offers are also mentioned.
Mrs. E. D. Clapp reports her son, nearly dead from lung and throat trouble, was saved by Dr. King's New Discovery after exhausting coughs every five minutes. The medicine is promoted as the remedy for coughs colds and lung issues with 50c and 1.00 bottles and a free trial bottle offered by Wm. Kipp's Sons.
Esta and Pearl Broadstock en tertained Versa and Hazel Siler Sunday. John E. Frederick and family of Kokomo Indiana spent Thursday and Friday with T L Howell and family. Miss Hazel Beard of Xenia and Mrs. Margaret Gilfillan visited John Gilfillan Monday and Tuesday. John Byers and family near Castine, Walter Threewits and family, and Miss Jessie Freed of New Madison visited John Gilfillan Sunday. Harvey Minnich and family of ger and family Sunday.
Weather remains wet but good for growth as twenty celebrate Nellie Victor's sixteenth birthday at Wm Victor's last Saturday evening. Farmers begin tobacco setting but many have not yet completed.
The Red Men lodge was decorated for a Sunday gathering. Dr. Black has returned from a short visit with his son at Rossburg for rheumatism treatment and is slowly improving. Mrs. L. M. Krick of Poe Ind and Mrs. C. E. Bascom of Oklahoma City visit. Mrs. J. W. Viets and daughter called on Newt Wilcox near Clark's Station. Harley North returns from Dayton. Roy Fitzgerald spends vacation with father and sister. Epworth League was well attended with Miss Ruby Devilbliss leading. June 24 Venus.
Old style ad copy touts discounted outdoor and ing suits for Greenville shoppers, claiming savings of three to five dollars. It cites rival pricing, urging readers to visit local tailors and shop at the Turpen House area for a sale pitch. Also appears as a medical inquiry text urging kidney trouble screening by Dr. Kutchin, promising free consultation with a visit scheduled in Greenville on a forthcoming Thursday.
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