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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1900
Page
3
A holiday event August 22 offers a $50 purse for a single heat of 14 miles with mile walk or trot or pace and mile as you please. Owners drive, race horses barred, no entry fee. For information contact H L Nowin Bee y Guilford Ind. Birds and items noted about local shops and family travel follow.
Next Saturday the round trip fare on the Electric Railway to Whitewater Park is 15 cents with hourly service all day. Special Big Four trains will run from Harrison at 10:30 am and 5:00 pm, weather permitting, for the Pioneer Picnic crowds.
A Harrison group forms a Law and Order League to enforce Sabbath observance. It urges base ball games to move to Saturday or another weekday to avoid legal prosecution and let fans enjoy games without violating the law.
A birthday party was hosted last Friday night by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Binder at their Market Street home for their son Jove celebrating his 16th birthday. Pleasant games preceded a luncheon with guests including Miss Brehm Fern Green Mayme Crets Norma Schott Lou Pfotzer Daisy Kirk Maude Kolb Ethel Lake Mayme Fleacher Rol Rugg les Jamie McCauley Joe Zuemer Gus Campbell Bert Feinthel William Brehm Lathan Hawk and Harry Schott.
A pleasant outing was given at Whitewater Park last Monday by Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Burk to honor Mrs. A. J. Malone and daughters Margie and Dot and son Bertram visiting them from Indianapolis. The Burks and friends made the visit enjoyable and the guests are described as excellent, entertaining, and genial.
A fragmentary note recalls a show where a local grower, Wall E D J, presented home grown melons. The memory mentions the first melon of the season displayed on a previous Monday, with a ripe fruit grown at Lake and an exhi bition by the grower.
A union Sunday school picnic will be held by our different churches this month. A baby girl arrived at the home of William Rupp last Sunday evening, and Billy and his wife are very happy. Dr. Liddle attended the event.
An advertisement urges quick action against coughs and colds claiming immediate results. It presents One Minute Cough Cure as the only harmless remedy and includes a testimonial from Sam A Barrow with a product code 0-32-36.
Rev. A A Power of Emporia Kansas cites a severe bilious colic attack cured by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He recounts helping a neighbor who had not found relief with doctors until using the remedy, with swift improvement. For sale at the Corner Drugstore 043.
Davison has received a car load of Brown Wagons and offers them below factory price. Also advertised are Anti Star Tin Fruit Cans sold exclusively by D. R. Mertz.
George D. Williams of Manchester Michigan speaks of his wife’s five year helplessness and how two bottles of Electric Bitters restored her ability to work. The tonic claims to cure female diseases nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backaches fainting and dizziness and is offered by Sam A. Barrow at 50 cents with a cure guaranteed.
O P M Holiday of Deming Indiana recalls his baby suffering teething in June and July with frequent bowels and stomach sickness. He says four drops of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in water brought immediate improvement and notes it was sold by nearby drugstore.
A soggy baseball day dampened a planned display by Home City’s strong visiting team featuring Cash the one armed wonder and Pelicans stars Allen Forbus Podesta Stone. Local players DeArmond DeArmond Woestenholm and others battled rain and a lively visiting lineup as Bellevue Browns loom next.
David Gray his wife and daughter Dr C F Bauer with his wife and daughter Miss Pearl Meade Miss Leona Bevis and Glen Dair departed Monday morning for a week at Hiawatha Camp.
An advertisement endorses DeWitts Little Early Risers as prompt and pleasant. The vendor or endorser named is Serena Barrow, with a price tag of 0.32.2.
Twenty nine officers and men write from the front praising Bucklen's Arnica Salve for scratches bruises burns skin eruptions and piles along with sore feet stiff joints and wounds 25 cents a box cure guaranteed sold by Sam A Barrow druggist.
Advertises a throat and lung remedy named One Minute Cough Cure endorsed by mothers, children, and the elderly. Signed by Sam A Barrow. 03238.
An advertisement touts South American Nervine Ton ic as a universal cure for stomach weakness and indigestion. It claims rapid relief from first dose, guarantees cure regardless of duration, and praises safety and efficacy. Sold by J. P. Marvin in Harrison Ohio.
Mrs Geo Long of New Straitsville Ohio credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving two lives after a long cough kept her awake. She reports full recovery after one bottle and notes it cured Mr Long of pneumonia. The tonic claims to cure throat chest and lung troubles with trial bottles free at West Side Drugstore.
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