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Newspaper

The Greenville Journal

Location

Greenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1908

Page

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There Be Six Richmonds In The Field In 1908

A long column discusses the 1908 Democratic and Republican nomination prospects. It contrasts Bryan and Johnson for the Democrats with Taft as the likely Republican standard bearer, citing past defeats, leadership, and party dynamics. The piece weaves in a historical Richmond comparison and notes Bryan’s enduring popularity despite losses. It also reports on Washington news about naval affairs, political scandals, and public notices affecting policy and administration.

Eve Long Richmond Minnesota Denver W. J. Bryan Johnson Bryan W.J. Bryan Ohio William Howard Taft Bieber Pennsylvania Railway Carter Cannon Brownsville Senate Committee On Military Affairs Senator Foraker Messrs Foraker Bulkeley Scott Hemenway 25Th Infantry Senate

Emulsion Claims to Help Against Cold Risk

The ad cites the conductor and canvasser facing harsh cold as proof that Scott's Emulsion strengthens the body to better withstand temperature changes. It asserts the product helps avoid catching a cold and lists price as 50 cents and 1 dollar.

Scott

Ninevah Local Notes and Family Visits

Wet spell continues for two to three weeks at Ninevah. John Allread relocates north of Gettysburg. Guests at H. B. Weaver’s include John Routzong Hige Swabb and W. G. Lady. Mr. Fast moves from F Reichard farm to near Troy. Mrs. Milton Unger has diphtheria but is not seriously ill. Ruth Bailey of Latty visits Peter Unger, wife and child. G. W. Lady and family call on relatives nearby. W. D. Unger’s guests at Levi Unger’s Sunday, March 16.

Gettysburg John Routzong Hige Swabb W. G. Lady H. B. Weaver Mr. Fast F. Reichard Troy Milton Unger Ruth Bailey Latty Peter Unger G. W. Lady W. D. Unger Levi Unger

Dr Kings New Discovery Endorsed By C C Eldridge

C C Eldridge of Empire Georgia praises Dr Kings New Discovery as the best cough and cold remedy. He says his seven years of use prove it cures throat and lung troubles, including croup, and notes his children suffer from croup but are quickly cured. Sold at Wm Kipp's Sons drug store with a trial bottle free.

Wm. Kipp’s Sons

Does Your Heart Beat Yes 100000 Times a Day

An old advertisement proclaims that the heart beats around 100000 times daily and contrasts good blood with bad. It asserts Ayer's Sarsaparilla has health benefits and claims doctors have endorsed it for 60 years.

Ayer

Resolutions of Respect from Darke County Horse Thief Detective Association

The Darke County Horse Thief Detective Association mourns Ezra Lecklider longtime Greenville township resident and member for over forty five years. He was a devoted husband and father and always ready to assist the association and community. The minutes will include these resolutions and copies go to his family.

Darke County Horse Thief Detective Association Ezra Lecklider Greenville Township Sylvester Rynearson W. D. Craic B. Fitzgerald

Darke County Corn Improvement meeting set for March 21

The Darke County Corn Improvement Association will hold a meeting at the Court House in Greenville on Saturday March 21 at 1 PM. All interested in corn improvement are invited to attend and urged to bring a sample ear of seed corn from each township to aid the discussion and benefits. Frank Plessinger secretary E M BeucluLey president. New spring Imperial hats now ready for $3.

Eli Teaford Brodrick Levi Blocher Union City Elsie and Blanch Whitney Covington Tra Baker Omar S. Brodrick New Madison John Oda May Lippy Greenville Earl Grosvenor Fort Jefferson Vesta Daugherty Zion Ingle Topsy Corner Darke County Corn Improvement Association Court House Frank Plessinger Sec'y

A Winter Sled Ride Turns Into a Bold Rescue

Nell Griswold and Ben Sparville share a downhill thrill as Griswold races to reach the bottom first. A fractured skull near the fence, Griswold’s daring escape, and Nell’s brave insistence on caution shape a tense, small town moment.

Satirical tale and classroom vignette mingle in editorials

A fragmentary piece recalls an aspiring writer sending a satire to a magazine editor who praises the author while the tale pivots to a Thackerayan echo. The second fragment shows a Garleich teacher quizzing Helen with arithmetic, followed by a hymn-like reflection on human spirit, hope, and destiny attributed to Helen Belcher in Countery.

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