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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1902
Page
3
There will be no preaching service at the Presbyterian Church next Sabbath. At the morning service a short Eastern exercise will be given by the Sunday school and members of the choir.
The Perluss Children, a noted juvenile group from the Cincinnati Fall Festival, will give a City Hall concert on Tuesday evening, April 8, for Presyterium Church. Admission 15 cents for adults, 10 cents for children. Easter services at 10:30 next Sunday at Bright Presbyteraa Church feature choir, Brinkman-Rechenbach Orchestra, Exster music, with a recitation by Miss Emma Whipple, a reading by Mrs. T. B. Gibson, and a short sermon by the pastor.
Last week in the bride’s home Charles Lehman son of Mrs Margaret Pores wed Marie Meyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Meyer with Rev Boebnen officiating. The couple to Connersville for a few days visit then return as townsfolk extend congratulations.
Read warning against ointments for catarrh that contain mercury. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo is advertised as mercury free and taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills and a drug store selling products, with an unrelated line about Robbery Kid-No-Oids sold at West Side Drug Store.
The notice invites Harrison area ladies to view Miss Timie Jackson’s new Spring Millinery Goods display in the Teddles' Block. It promises the latest imports and a wide range of styles and invites the community to see the stock next Friday and Saturday, the 28th and 29th.
Next Sunday night the church will host a special Easter service featuring a Gospel sermon. Everyone is invited. Sunday school occurs in the morning followed by the election of officers.
The WII SCETTE CORNER opposite Tebbs Bros store offers a central corner business room for rent or lease. Also rooms in rear end of store suitable for family, inquiries by applying to the undersigned.
Electors in Harrison Village School District No 5 will vote at their usual polling places on Monday April 7 1902 from 6 30 am to 5 30 pm to elect one member of the Board of Education for a three year term. Made at Harrison Ohio March 13 1902 O R Williams Clerk Board of Education.
A vintage warning touts back pain as the first sign of kidney trouble and urges buying a pill called Kid-No-Oids. The copy claims it cures weak backs and sick kidneys to keep you cured, priced 60 cents for coated tablets, offered for sale by a dispenser.
The residence of Mrs Mary Cox with 13 acres of land lies on the east side of the Cincinnati and Harrison Turnpike, half a mile southeast of Harrison. Call or write Frank Bowles in Harrison, Ohio for details.
A vintage advertisement compares horses fed grain to crossfed ones to highlight feeding's impact on vitality. It claims Scott's Emulsion adds richness to diets, improves appetite and digestion, and acts as a medicine that rouses dull children, adds flesh, and restores red blood.
Customer letter from Lomax Nebraska praises Kid-Ne-Oids medicine. Mrs M J Gooking reports spending 50 cents for a box and credits rapid improvement after four months of use. Doctors allegedly said operation needed, but Kid-No-Oids cured her. Sold by unnamed seller.
A reader mentions a millinery opening on March 28 and 29 by Mrs M E Jenkins at a local venue. Also notes a promotion from White Line Washing Powder with free gold fish when bought at E D Bowlby & Son's. The message references acquaintances at the Central Hotel Bar.
Mrs Susie Winters plans a wedding next Tuesday in Lidiow Kentucky to an Armenian. She is two cousins removed to Marshal O. P. Winters.
Citizens of Harrison and West Harrison again plan Decoration Day arrangements, following last year's lead. Ira Kerley home welcomed a little girl Friday with mother and baby doing well, Dr Bowles attending.
Easter sermon Sunday morning centers on An Easter Triumph. Evening brings Sunday school Easter exercises. Special music planned for the occasion. The Ten Virgins will be presented as part of the program. All are invited. come with lamps trimmed and bring oil.
The Advance Club met last Friday with Mrs. Atwood Perrine. Quotations from Bryant were given in response to roll call. Miss Dana Tebbs read a paper on William Cullen Bryant. Miss Pearl Holowell sketched Oliver Wendell Holmes. Mrs. Dudley P. Wayne read The Snow Shower. Miss Inez Tebbs sang a solo with Mrs. C. F. Bauer on violin. A selection from Autocrat of the Breakfast Table was read by Mrs. Robert Bowlby, followed by Miss Emma Siebenthaler reading Waiting by the Gate. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Will Taylor.
An old advertisement alleges nagging women suffer nervous fatigue and health issues like loss of appetite headaches insomnia and fainting. It touts Electric Bitters as a cure for female troubles and nervous complaints with a 50 cent price and store guarantee.
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