Cumberland woman touts Lydia E Pinkham remedy
Mrs John Heter of 53 Dilley Street Cumberland Maryland credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing back pains and easing childbirth after long suffering. She offers to answer letters from women asking what it did for her, urging others to write for more information and to publish similar recommendations.
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Cumberland, Md
Lydia E. Pinkham
Soreinn
John Heter
Dilley Street
Cumberland
Concrete houses built by air powered cement guns
The article describes houses now being constructed with reinforced concrete produced by spraying cement from a gun driven by compressed air. This method highlights a shift in building technique and materials usage.
Billy Whiskers Escapes Cruel Toy-Show Handler
Bettina, Billy, and helpers plot escape from their cruel captor Jim after a harsh backstage beating. A stagehand rescues the burro pair, freeing them to hide in the woods as the town confronts the abuse. Tomorrow promises news of their attempted escape.
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Jim
Tom
Billy
Bettina
Saalfield Publishing Co
Akron
Golden Girl Refuses Golf Day Amid Family Tragedy
Grace mourns in a grief-stricken voice and repeats that she cannot bear to speak of the loss as she and her companions give up golf for the day. The article portrays a girl overwhelmed by her parents' absence.
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Grace
Silent reunion as Grace consoles Ilona
Grace lifts her head and pushes back her hair after a shared moment of sorrow. Ilona remains beside her, patting Grace's shoulder as both wait for the emotional storm to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilona
Grace
Silent Woods Offer Refuge From Golf Lesson
Grace and Ilona seek rest while Grace fears a heart attack may disrupt teaching Grace to play golf. They retreat into the woods finding silent comfort among trees and share quiet reflections on their Wellington world. The scene ends with a tease: to be continued.
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Ilona
Grace
Tiona
Tiena
Treea
Wellington
Iona
Juvenile Pleads Guilty in Skunk Hollow Bootlegging
In Skunk Hollow two and a half miles west of Byers Sheriff Lockel and Deputy Wyckoff seized five barrels of mash and a forty gallon still. Raymond Johnson and Ray Left pled guilty before Judge Coultrap. Left paid 899 dollars plus costs. Johnson, 18, had sentence withheld. Both remain in county jail as investigators suspect they had just finished a hatch.
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Skunk Hollow
Byers
Lockel
Harry Wyckoff
Raymond Johnson
Ray Left
H. C. Coultrap
Johnson
Arrests After Whiskey Mash House Discovery
Officers found coils hidden in a house and a tank in a basement while five barrels of mash and only one quart of whiskey were seized. John son was home when officers arrested Left and his witain wyers. Mrs. Left returned home. Johnson is Left’s brother in law and they moved from Chillicothe to Skunk Hollow four months ago.
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Johnson
Arhur
Left
Witainwyers
Skunk Hollow
Chillicothe
Sunday School Class Expands At Mc Arthur Church
The Men s Bible class of the Christian church in Mc Arthur grew to need more space last June. In September two annex rooms and a 40 by 40 basement were added, a 12 by 18 kitchen equipped, and two weeks ago 100 chairs installed. Funds came from a minstrel show by the class men. County Superintendent C L Williams teaches, M S Cox edits the Demokrat Enquirer, the class president. The group averages about fifty attendees and publishes a four page weekly paper with lessons and church notes edited by Pastor O J Howearth.
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C. L. Williams
M. S. Cox
Democrat-Enquirer
O. J. Howearth
Eczema Relief Story Prompts Free Sample Offer
Mrs. John Timbrooks of Romeo Michigan reports intense itching burning and a rapid rash spread from neck to chest and shoulders. She says treatment failed until she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and now is completely healed with continued use of Cuticura products and talcum.
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John Timbrooks
Rt. 3
Romeo
Michigan
McArthur dentist to install Clapp-Eastham radio system
Dr. A. W. Paffenbarger’s McArthur office will host the first Clapp-Eastham radio unit in town. The gadget arrives within a week or ten days and will broadcast jazz meanwhile the doctor plans to entertain patients. Revival services at the M E F church continue to draw crowds with E. L. A. Patterson of Hamden delivering an inspiring address last night. Ernie Sprague announces a 30 minute song service tomorrow evening and Rev. A A Turner will deliver the sermon.
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McArthur
A. W. Paffenbarger
M. EF
E.y. L. A. Patterson
Hamden
Ernie Sprague
A. A. Turner
Funeral services held for George Salts at Presbyterian Church
George Salts funeral was held Friday at 2 pm in the Presbyterian church with Rev J Bates officiating and Elk Cemetery interment. Attendees from afar included Ed Salts Columbus Mr McKibben Pittsburgh Pa and several families from Dundas Hamden and Dun Das. The So and Sew Club then enjoyed a pleasant Friday afternoon with sewing and refreshments hosted by Mrs Harry Specht.
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George Salts
Presbyterian Church
J. Bates
Elk Cemetery
Ed Salts
Columbus
McKibben
Pittsburgh
Jim Timms
Ed Warner
J. J. Dawson
Cora Winters
Dundas
Steve Brine
Hamden
Harry Specht
Probate Admits Estate And Transfers Bond
The estate of Mary Ann Smith is admitted to probate. Her real and personal property is willed to wife Mary M. Swepston for her support and for niece Ida O. Swepston. Conrad Smith, executor, is granted permission to transfer the bond.
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Mary M. Swepston
Ida O. Swepston
Conrad Smith
Mary Ann Smith
McArthur News Highlights and Local Sports
J L Beckley of Athens visited his son in McArthur and was greeted by many friends. McArthur Question basketball beat Hamden En on the local floor 88 to 25. Sept C L Williams to speak about Sunday school at 2 PM in Dundas U B church. The Watch Dog column features McArthur people.
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McArthur
J. L. Beckley
Athens
Mary Carnal
Columbus
Helen Glassburn
Hamden En
C. L. Williams
U. B
Dundas
Watch Dog
Dear Annie Laurie Young girl seeks guidance on dating
A teen asks Annie Laurie for advice on continuing a two year relationship with a 22 year old, balancing affection and freedom, and whether to date others. Rose counsels forming a friendship without exclusion. probate court note mentions the world speed record for an airplane at 212 miles per hour and the will of Dr. G. M. Swepston.
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G. M. Swepston
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