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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1901
Page
3
The notice warns that any person throwing dishes in alleys or streets violates the town ordinance. The marshal lists the contravening prohibition and enforcement posture as local officials urge compliance with caston rules. The item references a West Side toy dishes note and a community rummage sale with assorted goods.
Jacky Crets joins the GOP and takes a Custom House post, while E Israel promotes a holiday stock and West Side writing desks. Thanksgiving meals at Catholico Church Hall were excellent with a fundraising F d off prize. Father Itiermann won a gold ring and a couch pillow. A Sock Social is planned at Methodist Church of New Trenton on December 7. E Israel’s display window highlights items as Mr and Mrs McCafferty host a reunion dinner with Dr. Williams and Dr. McHenry among the guests.
Barry Yost departed Cincinnati Sunday for San Francisco to join a theatrical company bound for Australia. The ship will stop at Honolulu and the Samoan Islands before heading on to Melbourne, with an anticipated grand voyage. The journey is slated for twenty days at sea before reaching Australia.
A sale begins Tuesday December 17 in the Walnut and Market street room offered by the ladies of the Christian Church. Items include pillows, linens, clothing, fabrics, canned fruit, produce and many household goods at very low prices. sale runs one week. Also notes on perfume displays and a local birthday dinner for Charles Curran with several couples attending. mentions Bucklen Arnica Salve endorsement.
An old advertisement uses horse metaphors to claim Scott's Emulsion improves appetite, digestion, and growth in children. It contrasts grain-fed and cross-fed horses to stress the product as a nutritious stimulant. The copy asserts the emulsion acts as both food and medicine, restoring energy and red blood.
An excerpt notes a partial ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure and related products with claims of a cash reward, endorsements of F. J. Cheney and Co. Toledo merchants, and mentions of wholesale druggists Waldinge Kinnan Marvin and West Side savings ideas. The text blends testimonial and promotional language from historical commerce.
Rev. T. D. Moors invites all ages to Sunday services with morning sermon Feeding of the Conscience and evening talk How To Make Money A Certain and Sure Way. A Bible study is held Sunday afternoon at 2 30. All are invited to attend seeking prosperity.
The New Haven bulletin notes an arc light installed at the U B Church last week surpassing prior illumination. It reports the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pottenger died Sunday from bowel inflammation and was buried Tuesday by undertaker Burk of Harrison. Also records a birth to Mr. and Mrs. Seneca Bowles, visitors including Dudley Wayne of Harrison, illness of D A Pottenger, a King of P would supper planned for December 13, and various local happenings and Thanksgiving visits.
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