04 May 1911
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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1911
Page
1
In this 1912 outlook the two major parties are shaping up for presidential contests. Bryan is a leading, polarizing figure in the Democratic camp, Wilson gains strength in New Jersey, while Taft appears ready for a second nomination. The piece notes postmaster and tariff issues, plus growing interest in reform from Wilson and the Democrats.
A curio of phrases including Yeast answers to sleeping work, tax talk, and playful maxims. It showcases jokes about extremes, misdirection, and marital law framed as light witticisms from a May Farm Journal collection.
An ad styled notice promotes Fletcher’s Castoria for children with a whimsical line about hats. It promises blocks fit for both soft and stiff hats and invites readers to try on items priced from $1.00 to $4.00 at The Progress.
H D Ey of Bantam Ohio refused foot amputation and used Bucklen′s Arnica Salve to treat a four year ulcer. He reports his foot was soon completely healed. Arnica salve advertised for burns boils sores bruises eczema corns pimples piles at 25 cents through Wm Kipp′s Sons Co.
Seventeen years in Greenville describe Dr Katchin the eminent specialist who visits every four weeks and never misses a patient. His practice is acclaimed as highly successful with endorsements from local physicians. His Specific Medicines are claimed to have cured hundreds in Ohio. The next visit to Greenville is Friday May 5 at the Turpen House with free consultation. Walk in wear a $15 suit.
Grandmother Judy of Lima Ohio, a former resident, was buried in Fort Jefferson Saturday. The funeral drew many locals. Robert Davidson of Greenville helped with elevator repairs last Friday. Odean Carter visited Richmond friends. Mrs. Glen Beck of Richmond visited her parents John Chenoweth and wife. Rev and Mrs Michael had Sunday dinner with James Greethouse and wife. Prank Crumrine and wife of New Madison visited Mrs Sarah McCabe. Ruby Ross had Sunday dinner with Mae Carter. Herman Crumrine of Arcanum and Ralph Haines visited friends Saturday and Sunday. Fort Jefferson youth attended a Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday evening.
Local shop promotes soft collars for shirts with dainty colorings ideal for summer. While advertising displays, a note mentions Tre Procress and a subscription payment query appears in the message.
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