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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
1
Leo discusses a book distinguishing Christian Religion from the Religion of Christ. He argues true religion is the life taught by the Master, not mere church forms, while external church life can aid real faith when it serves genuine, right living.
Gettysburg dispatch notes President Roosevelt’s letter to Representative Lilley denying authorization of J. F. C. Archibald to investigate Pacific coast submarine defenses. It also covers Labor’s wage demands, Allison’s Senate endorse ment, and actions on Slocum relief, with local notes on schools, revival meetings, and Arbor Day tree planting.
The girl who takes Scott's Emulsion has rich red blood, is plump, active and energetic. The product provides powerful nourishment in easily digested form when a girl's digestion is weak. Steed 50c. AND
R M James of Louellen in five counties touts Electric Bitters as a cure for malaria chills bilious attacks and jaundice. The tonic claims quick relief for stomach liver and kidney complaints and lame back. Sold under guarantee at Wm Kipp's Sons drug store.
A promotional piece touts Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral as a remedy that ends a habit of catching colds. It claims the medicine strengthens and soothes while healing, with longstanding testimonials noting over sixty years of use. It urges readers to consult their doctor before use.
Irvin Horine improving rapidly. Mrs Horine called to Frankfort Ind for her father Ay ers death. Mrs Miller and daughter from New Madison. Elmer Arm acost and family. Ardent and Leora Nisonger of New Madison Glen and Diller Howell visited Curt Grubbs and wife. Charles McKee and family of Richmond spent Sunday with Ben Marling and family. Ezra Slifer and wife visited Lew Westfall and wife at Lewisburg. James Gabbert and family and Noah Cumming and family visited Russell Coblentz and family.
Kentucky politics buzzed as former Governor William OConnell Wade Bradley election news and a mixed vote count highlighted a party shift. The piece notes Beakey’s victory in the Senate race, references to Cannon and Dewey era canal talk, and a Riley quip about the weather as a human interest aside.
Judge Wilfley of the United States court at Shanghai faces impeachment charges brought by Lorri Andrews former attorney general of Iowa. Roosevelt and Root have exonerated him. Details recount disbarment claims against American lawyers and foreign practice in his court.
An article on new sweet corn varieties and early potatoes notes Golden Bantan and Pocalontis as early options, praising color and flavor. It discusses the merits of white corn varieties, potato quality, and farming practices including germination testing and farm dairy butter quality.
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