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Newspaper

Washington Daily Herald

Location

Washington, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1911

Page

7

Poison Case Henkle Mystery Deepens in Ohio County

Henkle poisoning case widens as stepdaughter Merle Henkle reportedly attempted suicide after love disappointment. Detectives from multiple agencies, including Matthews and Hastings, pursue leads while exhumation and legal actions loom. Miss Henkle is said to be under investigation for poisoning her stepdaughter. authorities seek clarity amid secrecy.

Cus Henkle Mr. Way Binie Hecressars County Matthews Wheeling Wo Va Howard Hastings Was Mirs Trenkle Wheeling Caldwell Jes Hennie Merle Femkle Wiese Nate Ima Lheempita Eaid Miss Henkle Mrs. Shepherd

Confesses Her Sin as Trial Is Timed With Tears

In a Rogers Court trial over a $24,480 embezzlement charge against Cooke, Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Cooke sparked emotion in jurors and spectators. Jeannette Ford's cross examination brought tears, as her daughter cried out and witnesses showed visible distress in the courtroom.

Gwerynedy Ford Tolle Cooke Cinchan Roger 8 Srv Attorness Jeannette Stewart Ford Fagain Cooke Firet Imiient

Manoline skin care product claims and pricing

An ad promotes Manoline as a cleansing and soothing remedy for infants and adults. The copy touts gentle effects on eruptions with daily use and offers a robe drop price of 25 cents versus higher costs, promising a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed by Pasadena Drugists

A California druggist letter from 1911 promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as an effective non narcotic expectorant safe for children and suitable for relieving colds without upsetting digestion. The note comes from H H Ward Drug Co and C L Pareons secretary treasurer, with Blackmer and Tanquary handling the product.

Pasadena Cal Foley and Co Boley HH. Ward Drug Co C. L. Pareons Sec

Traveling comforts for vacation use highlighted

The notice promotes Violet Duke toilet articles and travel accessories. It lists soaps traveling cases combs and brushes as convenient items for use at the seashore or mountains and other away from home helps.

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