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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1903
Page
2
This item suggests giving news to an absent relative or friend as a thoughtful Christmas gift. It frames communication as a personable present, appealing to those who value keeping distant loved ones connected during the holiday season.
A note says the news will be issued in a refreshed format for the upcoming edition. Readers are invited to assess the new look for clarity and appearance and to report any impressions on style and readability.
The note expresses that sharing prosperity with patrons feels natural and hints that next week the News will be brighter and better than ever before.
John D. Evans aged and well known undertaker of New London died Monday of last week at his home there. Funeral delayed until the following Sunday due to his trip from California. He was a character well known in the area.
Evangelist Allen Wilson concluded a thirteen day revival in Kokomo last evening. The campaign drew strong attendance and 79 new members joined the church, 51 of them confessing last Sunday.
Mrs Louis L Lyon donated folding seats for the Sunday school at the Presbyterian Church. The gift enables ready placement and spares members from extra fundraisers like pie socials and man bakes to raise church support.
An Elcetrie Railway collision occurred near the power house on Wednesday night when conductor Stone left the car in charge and motorman Fangman followed, causing the car to start downhill into an eastbound train. Will Crete sustained facial injuries. no blame assigned to Stone, Fangman suspended pending investigation.
Frank Taylor died at 12 o'clock Monday night at his son Will's home on North rate street after a prolonged illness. Known as a kind, honest, industrious man with no enemies, he was active in charity through the Knights of Honor. The obituary notes his acceptance of death and deep family ties, describing him as a devoted brother-in-law and father figure to those close to him.
John Frank Taylor born December 12 1833 Bridgeton New Jersey came to Harrison in 1848 and married Henrietta Hartpence in September 1857. He died December 21 1903 aged 70 years and 9 days. Funeral services were at the Christian Church Wednesday December 24 at 2 p.m. Rev M Buckley officiating. Burial in Glen Haven Cemetery with Will Slete in charge.
An 1855 notice invites readers to a Christmas Eve ball at Town Hall Harrison Ohio Monday Dec 24 with Menter's Celebrated Coilion Band. Tickets price 200 with supper by Wm McCafferty at the American Hotel. Committee members listed including Col Hendrickson and Wm H Smith.
A compiled roster lists numerous individuals including Irison E. Fuller J J Wilson J P Cloud James Duai D C Jones Wm Lanks Lewie Morgan Cc E Bruver J Godley Esq M Arnold Chas Manley W B Arnold Gee W Keen F Jobson J G Dickson Cincinnati Cc W Temple T J Lucas Lawrenceburg W J Edwards Aurora C Bentty Rob t Price Brookville Jacob Miller Hamilton E D Crookshank Wm Robb Cheviot A T Russell Wm Young Cleves B McCullough Guilford Wo Elliott G D Anderson Venice Gus Tomlinson Miami J W Linville New York Jos Titus Cedar Grove Floor Director Philip Godley Wm Lemon.
Republicans say the Commercial Tribune belittles President Roosevelt. He was McKinley’s running mate for strength in New York and is now stronger there than ever, a universal Republican view.
Evangelist Wilson presents an instructive lecture on the Death Burial Restrection and Ascension of the Saviour with over one hundred colored stereopticon views. He has spoken to large audiences and has received high praise. He can be secured for January 1st evening.
Last Monday evening Maurice Shapiro handed the Ideal Clothing Store to Cincinnati representatives and quit the business. He reportedly owes Meiss Bros nearly $3,000 and smaller sums to local wholesale firms. Shapiro, known for honesty, closed due to tight trade. remaining stock is held by Dr. Willette until accounts are settled.
William Richter son of Mr and Mrs Frank Richter died at 8 am last Monday aged 38 years 10 months 23 days. He was devout and upright, ill for months yet ready for final summons. Funeral held Monday at 9 am at the Catholic Church Father Eilermann officiating pallbearers named Gehring Brady Schuler Viel Evertz and Martin. Our deepest sympathy to the bereaved family as Will rests in eternal heaven.
Reuben Winn died suddenly last Friday morning at his home near Oxeann after reporting chest and head pain. He was 73, married twice with three children. Funeral held at New London Congregational Church Saturday, with large attendance. burial in New London Cemetery.
Early notice invites the public to see the Jolly Sailor Boys performance at City Hall on Christmas night. Also advertised are house furnishing goods available at Rupp's Racket Store with sale items and specials for shoppers.
An old style advertisement promotes Dr Kins New Life Pills as a remedy for dyspepsia dizziness headache liver and bowel troubles. The copy claims the pills are gentle yet thorough and available for 250 xt.
Local note promoting crushed coke as a economical fuel for anthracite stoves promising a hotter fire and lower costs. Readers urged to leave orders with the supplier.
The family of Mrs. M L Bobbitt of Bargerion Tennessee watched her succumb to white consumption. Doctors and remedies failed until Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption brought relief with the first bottle and eventual cure. It is advertised as a certain cure for throat and lung troubles with bottles sold at 50 cents each.
A humorous ad notes a cigar interest, claiming a cigar enjoys the fire and offers Little Havanas by John Knopfle. It teases gifts and suggests Lamps China and Glassware at Rupp's Ricket Store.
Frightened horse and daily accidents prompt patients to seek Buckle's Arnica Salve for burns cuts sores eczema and piles. It promises rapid relief from soothing effects and is sold at drug stores. Also an ad seeks a traveling sales agent for a well established house in several counties with weekly cash pay and expensed advance.
An old advertisement extols DeWitts Little Early Risers as a reliable remedy for headache biliousness torpid liver and constipation. A vial kept in the vest pocket is promoted as a sure safeguard against these ills. Sold at West Side Deng Store and promoted by B E Hartpence for magazines.
A vintage ad copy claims nervousness sleeplessness and stomach upset signal trouble in the body. It promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy that tones the stomach regulates kidneys and bowels stimulates the liver and purifies the system with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
The Flartpece Curtain Stretcher can be had at The Fair located at Six h and Race Streets in Cincinnati, offering shoppers a chance to purchase the device at the event venue.
A terse prospectus claims steady income from monthly pools with a November pool closed profitably. It notes endorsements by investors and bankers and urges readers to request a circular detailing the plan. The offer promises safe distribution of press and asks contacts in Philadelphia.
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