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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
3
Railway notices show accommodation and mixed trains between the base and nearby towns with arrivals at 9 00 am 4 42 pm 7 23 pm and 7 00 am Thursday Dec 6 1906. Local items include for rent rooms dolls toys carts at Rupps, a Thanksgiving visit, a dog tragedy, a well attended Sprague entertainment and a lamp display by Harry Schott as holiday gifts.
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The Thompson Norris Co announces jobs for men in a paper mill and for boys and girls in a paper box factory at Brookville Indiana. The notice references local employment opportunities and address details in the company’s Brookville office.
Hamilton County Teachers Association plans a Saturday meeting at Linton Hall on December 8 with speakers W H Mavhhell from New Lincoln Schools and James G Keeling of Cincinnati. Local notes report visiting Bergedick and son John from Hamilton hunting near Dover with forty rabbits, plus repairs to the light plant boiler causing Tuesday night street lights outage, a rare occurrence this year.
An ad-like fragment touts Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy from Rondout New York for illness among women and mentions a dollar price and free samples. It also notes Thanksgiving dinners at a local hotel praised for excellence and epicurean standards.
The Times Star reports Harry Sohngen aged 19 son of George Sohngen a director at American Malting and banker, eloped with 18 year old Marie Howald daughter of Charles Howald Hotel Howald proprietor and local politician. The elopement followed a high school romance.
Notice advertises a wide selection of household goods for sale including heating and cooking stoves glassware and queensware described as some as good as new. Junk is bought at best prices. Located one door west of J F Hargis shoe store in Harrison.
W L Hill grew from 90 to over 180 pounds after using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. He suffered a terrible cough and nearly died before taking the remedy. After 12 bottles he gained weight and claims a complete cure. Guaranteed by all Druggists. 60 cents and 1.00 Trial bottle.
A personal summary of Thanksgiving visits and arrivals. Charlie Williams shows signs of a back set and poor health. Numerous relatives and guests arrive from Harrison, Cincinnati, Connersville, Olmstead, and German Town for dinners and visits with local families including the Coburn, Foster, Kirk, and Yeager circles.
Dr J E Ennis promotes Vinol as the superior cod liver oil based tonic with iron for coughs indigestion anemia and general strength. He claims Vinol lacks oiliness yet preserves curative potent elements and notes a money back guarantee. Harrison offered Vinol through Marvin the local druggist with nationwide availability.
For twenty years W L Raws of Bells Tennessee faced nasal cyst swelling and soreness. After using Bucklen's Arnica Salve on the sore surface the swelling and soreness disappeared and did not return. Described as best salve in existence priced 25 cents at druggists.
John S Foreman and his two year old daughter Doris visited Rupps Racket Store. Foreman, a deaf mute cabinet maker from Dayton, is married to Dot Heys, a locally raised deaf mute who recently died. He is employed steadily and has saved for a rainy day.
A genuine Holland Lunch will be served tomorrow evening in Odd Fellows Hall by the Rebekahs with a merit program free. Admission is 15 cents. Booths and numerous attractions promise a pleasant social time for all ages. Proceeds fund charitable uses by the ladies. Dean's ointment advertised for skin relief and healing.
Rev. K M Karnigie, pastor, announces morning service at 9 15 with evening worship at 7 00 on Duty vs Glory. Preaching service at Rockdale scheduled for 10 30 A M.
J B Waterman of Watertown writes his daughter suffered years with epilepsy and was cured by Dr King's New Life Pills. She has not had an attack for over two years. The ad touts 25c pills as best body cleansers and life giving tonics. The note ends urging timely payment of debts to the News.
Mrs. Thos. S. Austin of Leavenworth Ind was in a dire state from female troubles and abdominal issues. Her husband delayed surgery to try Electric Bitters and she reportedly recovered fully. The ad claims guaranteed cures for liver and kidney problems biliousness jaundice chills fever debility nervousness and blood poisoning. 60c at drug stores.
Last Thursday evening the Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church hosted a social that proved successful in every way with ample attendance and friendly fellowship.
Special services will continue through the week ending Sunday night Holy Communion will be celebrated Sunday morning The sermons cover Knowing that We are Saved The Duty of Confessing Christ and Come Thou and All Thy House Into the Ark each evening Cherished themes guide revival attendance and worship in the church.
Wednesday evening the Bachelor Girls Club entertained with a dance in City Hall. Guests included Hallie Hughes and Avah Hughes from Covington Lorena Alexandria from Norwood C Schott from Avondale George Lintz of Brookville C B Crets of Ft Wayne and George Maher of Lawrenceburg.
The item notes the highest market price paid for butter eggs and poultry in New Haven Ohio. It references APPIARIUS and the EDW listing, highlighting market rates and a price report for dairy and poultry products.
A local retailer urges the public to view his updated stock of dress goods after postponing a line of dry goods. He invites customers to call and examine the latest styles and selection.
A plain note suggests Mrs. K Cheetham feels languid weak and run down with headaches and upset stomach. The advertisement claims Burdock Blood Bitters tone the liver improve digestion and purify the blood, labeling the issue as a lazy liver.
Cincinnati Amusements notes Columbia Theatre presents Enigmarelle the six foot automaton with clever tricks and a crowd pleasing gallery reaction. The bill also features Marguerite Wycherley and company in In Self Defense, Mille Bresina in dance and song, Nicola sisters Kentucky Belles, Basque singers, Meehan's dogs, Lucania Trio acrobats, Hickman brothers comedy act Who Stopped the Ferryboat, Troccadero quartette, bioscope pictures, and a lively ensemble of performers.
A new play titled The Road to Yesterday described as a comedy of fantasy by Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland and Beulah Dix opens at the Lyric Theatre with a Sunday matinee and weeklong run including Wednesday and Saturday matinees. The plot shifts between 1903 London and Elizabethan England 1603 as modern characters assume past identities and return to their present.
A prairie fire stage effect lights up Heuck's Theatre as A H Woods play Gambler of the West opens with Sunday matinee for a week of thrills. The sensational scene promises vivid flames and dramatic spectacle for patrons seeking excitement.
The Lyceum Theatre announces The Man of Her Choice as its next attraction, debuting with a Sunday matinee. The play is described as a top modern melodrama and among the latest offerings.
The People s Theatre hosts a week long program starting with a Sunday matinee featuring the Alcazar Beauties and a travesty Tim Sullivan s Chowder. Other acts include McDevitt and Kelly Etta Victoria James F Keonard Clara Whitney the Irish Magician Lawrence Crane from Egyptian Hall London Miss Crawford and company James and Davis Dixie Comedians and a finale Sullivan on Guard at the Philippines.
I have purchased a handsome rubber tire hearse and a rubber tire ambulance and am better prepared to attend all calls in the undertaking line. Available any time during the day or evening at Frank Yeager's livery and sale stable in Harrison Ohio. Wm. Slete.
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