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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1907
Page
3
Fragmented local lines reveal family updates from Newkirk and nearby areas. Mentions of Emerson moving, a convalescing throat issue, a mother and household changes, and a farm life shift into the year 1907 with scattered names Benedict and Harri appears.
Eastbound train times and mixed service are listed alongside local business notices. John Renck and Nick Gale awarded bridge floor contract. Merchants promote Christmas certificates, evergreen decorations, musical instruments, and milk bottle refunds. J.B. Carr shares Illinois visit tale. Hawes plan Boston trip. Presbyterian church notices invite attendance at services led by Rev W F Layport at State Street Jewelry ad end.
Rev M G LonG, pastor, invites a large attendance to morning service at 10 80 a m with the theme The Resurrection and How. The evening service at 7 p m continues with a second subject Daniel. Israel's Jewelry Store advertises all prices in plain figures.
Rudolph Kampman aged 70 died at his home in Sharptown Indiana at 4 30 p m Wednesday December 4 He was married to Ellen Riepe a Civil War veteran and former Cincinnati resident His funeral was held Saturday December 7 at 2 p m in the Cincinnati Crematory Chapel
In the Cincinnati Jobber and Retail Grocer issue from November merchants complain of the casual consumer who samples sugar, candy, nuts, cheese, crackers, and tea, leaving with munching and reduced profits. The piece questions how grocery owners bear the loss from such tasters.
A Winterton New York man recalls mixed medical opinions from several doctors. He credits Electric Bitters for restoring his health after persistent blood, stomach, and liver issues. He states one doctor failed to help while Electric Bitters relieved his conditions.
Mrs Lizzy Crosby and Miss Cecilia spent the week with Mrs M F E Jenkins at the Harrison Hotel. Miss Jane White, with Miss Florence Wayne and Miss Margaret Schreiber, visited Delhi last week end. They attended the Grand in Cincinnati Friday night to see Ethel Barrymore in Her Sister. W S Bogen of Woodmansee Piano Co Cincinnati was in town Monday visiting Clayton's tensorial shop. William Walker, formerly Dayton Sergeant of Company 19 at the Soldiers Home, will visit his 94 year old father and kin here. Frerking family from Cincinnati visited Mr and Mrs George Bader in New Haven Ohio Thanksgiving in a large auto with Grace Frerking and others.
Israel's Show Window display becomes the talk of the town as locals comment on its design and appeal. The feature highlights a storefront display that attracts residents and visitors, showcasing seasonal decorations and creative arrangements by local shopkeepers.
Mrs E D Clapp reports her son nearly died from lung and throat trouble. An exhausting cough every five minutes ceased after using Dr King’s New Discovery, which she says saved his life and cured him. The ad promotes the medicine for coughs colds throat and lung issues with 50 cents to 1 dollar prices and a trial bottle free.
At a Saturday afternoon election by John Campbell Post No 204 G A R the following officers were chosen Commander Geo B Tebbs Senior Vice Cond Geo W Yeager Jr Vice Com Gus Harmon Quartermaster Dr J P Marvin Surgeon Dr J H Duncan Chaplain Rev L D McGowan Officer of Day J T Penny Officer of Guard A L Currie Delegate to Encamp C Hoffman Alternate C F Doermann
Thanks are offered to all who aided and sympathized during illness and at the funeral of our loving husband and father. Special thanks go to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McWakin and the Christian Church choir for singing, and to Mrs. Ross Tracy for the song Love Time We'll Understand. Signed by Mrs. Samuel P. Areb and Family. Ed. Israel.
Harrison area representative needed to handle renewal and increase subscriptions for a prominent monthly magazine on a salary plus commission basis. Experience desirable but not required. Good opportunity for the right person. Address Publisher, Box 49, Station O, New York.
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney disease and dropsy, citing a Harrison Ohio testimonial from George W Bowlby. It claims back pain signals kidney trouble and notes the product price 60 cents with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents.
Notice promotes Vinol cod liver preparation with tonic iron claims to help old age weakness coughs bronchitis and nervous debility. J P Marvin Harrison Ohio endorses the product and offers a money back guarantee. Also mentions doll cabs go-carts and fresh produce at local vendors.
O Woolever, a prominent LeRaysville merchant, testifies that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured his piles over 20 years ago. The ad guarantees use for sores wounds burns or abrasions and notes a 25 cent price at all drug stores.
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