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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1903
Page
3
A tumor about the size of a hen egg was removed from Frank Seiders at his breastbone last Thursday afternoon. Dr Bowles performed the operation with Dr W A Kuhmann assisting and providing anesthesia in a satisfactory professional manner.
The upcoming event at City Hall next Monday evening, hosted by prominent Newport business people and local ladies, promises a fine show with first class vocal and instrumental music. Committee in charge R G Frederick Peter Ebert Herman Fell guarantees a rich entertainment package including lamps, china, and glassware.
Tomorrow afternoon the club will gather as Mrs Pierce hosts the meeting. The program includes a selection of music, quotations from Miler O Riley, a paper on Ireland by Mrs Atwood Perrine, and readings such as Stories of Peasant Life. Angie Yost presents Illustrious Cities of Island while Miss Florence Bennett reads from Sir Thomas More with Miss Ida Scott assisting.
An 19th century ad item touts Lixative Broms Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee from druggists, signed by E. W. Grove, priced 25 cents. A separate note praises Rocky Mountain Tea by B. E. Hartpence and Dr. C. Huber for health benefits at 35 cents. James Dooermann is reported dangerously ill at home in Cincinnati with typhoid fever and may not recover.
An old ad promotes Kin s Neo Life Pills at Sam A. Barrow s drug store for ailments from dyspepsia to liver or bowel troubles. The copy promises gentle yet thorough relief and notes a price of 25 cents.
A catalog note lists items including Oriental vase Jardiniera Fane cups sugar and room set and chocolate pots available at Rupps Rocket Store on August date.
Rev N L Stambaugh pastor invites for Sunday school at 9 p m and preaching by Rev J H Sipe at 7 p m all warmly welcome to attend the services
Rev M L Buckley pastor preaches at 10 30 morning service and 7 00 evening service there will be illustrated omen on the Life of Christ at 6 00 p m C E services follow in the evening
Doctors find a good prescription for mankind, the five cent packet suffices for usual occasions, and the family bottle at 60 cents lasts a year. All druggists sell them. Benefit entertainment in City Hall next Monday evening with admission 15 cents, children under twelve 10 cents.
The Reverend Warren B. Dunham led worship at 10 30 a m and 7 p m. During the annual Praise meeting of the Woman s Home and Foreign Missionary Society held in the church last Wednesday forty five members and guests attended and the bank offering totaled 17 31 dollars.
Morton & Thomas of Philadelphia advertise a monthly pools plan promising regular profits and November payout. The circular claims endorsement by investors, bankers, press and public, and urges wire requests for full details.
Venice Ohio reports a Farmers Institute scheduled January 4 and 5. Willey Mill & Elevator Co plans a telephone line from Frenald-Scott to Okeana. Daisy Jobe Brown and her son visited Mrs. Shroyer. Clareree Hoover of Columbus, formerly Venice, is seriously typhoid fever. Major Robert Joyce celebrated his birthday at home with family. A Cincinnati man installed acetyline lighting in the Presbyterian Church.
An advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as a blood energy booster for pale sickly young women in their teens. It claims the product as a cod liver oil based food that restores strength flesh and color and offers samples upon request. The label image is urged to be on every bottle wrapper.
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