Advertising and the Country Press in Bucks County
Alfred Paschall of the Doyles town Intelligence reports at the Press League of Bucks and Montgomery Counties. He notes that without advertising business would shrink and profits flow to advertisers not publishers. He argues country papers forge closer ties to readers, delivering intimate, personal news versus distant metropolitan journals.
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Alfred Paschall
Doylestown, Pa
Press League of
Bucks and
Montgomery Counties
Country Press
Third Party In Garden Causes Our First Parents Rift
The writer notes the saying that husband and wife are one, but observes that two create a quarrel. They suggest Pheyv cantsavat was a brother-in-law who caused the fall, and admit there may have been a third party in the garden, complicating the tale.
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Ain-Lin
Celery Compound cures nervous issues claims trial offer
An advertisement extols Cleveland Celery Compound as an immediate cure for nervous frustration exhaustion constipation indigestion and blood liver kidney diseases. It promotes a free trial package and urges readers to act quickly while a limited Britannica Encydopedia set is offered at far reduced price by Lasterbrooks and Easterbrooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimericans
G W Easterbrooks
Rheumatism Balm Praised in Red Creek Notice
A reader reports relief from rheumatism using Chamberlains Pain Balm and commends its versatile household use. The note credits local merchant Mr. Cuvler in Red Creek as a leading town figure and mentions WG Pintorks editor of the Red Creek Herald.
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Tian
JoCturer
Red Creek
Cuvler
WG Pintorks
Buttington
Merchants and Miners Steams Address Industrial Agent
Fragmented OCR notes mention Seaboard trade, farming lands, manufacturing, and industrial agents. Cites Pine Bluff North Carolina and John P. Rick as contact. References wartime production and land rents with scattered place names and dates.
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Barit
Ates
New Island
Obie & Dons
Enarays
Seaboard
Tates
Trare
Turner
Posenal
Bytom
John PY
Rick
Pine Bluff
North Carolina
Special Meeting Adopts Strict Liquor Law Enforcement
Town Council held a Saturday session with full attendance of liquor licensees and police officers to instruct on enforcing liquor laws. Officers were urged to close saloons at legal hours, remove screens, monitor back doors, and compel license payments by May first. Discussion covered Mount Hope Park, drugstore licenses, victualing houses, and barroom relocations at the Bristol Hotel. The council also addressed rubbish dumping, bicycle rules, fire department bills, Hydra Union hall work, and town improvements including the Minturn farm repairs and highway scales.
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Police Department
Watson
Mount Hope Park
Conneil Se cd
Duoreof
Timothy Hurley
Bristol
Hurley
Fire Department
Walham
Rawson
MI Silva
George F Stewart
Frank Lowery
John Holmes
Thomas Gregson
Eugene
McCarty
Yurener
Fuggineer Rounds
Thirdrauhon
Isaac B Munro
Hydrauhion Hall
Frank Reneres
Church Street
Minturn
Surveyor of Highways
Hydraulion fire station work bids and license pricing noted
Bids for furnishing materials curb paving and concreting around the new Hydraulion fire station were discussed. The pool table license price was set at 610 per table, socials at 81, hotel licenses at 50, and a rising license at 2. Slot machines in town were debated with potential removal action anticipated.
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Hydraulion
Died At Home Of Mrs Susan E Martin In Mt Hope Ave
Miss Nellie Martin adopted daughter of Mrs Susan E Martin and the late Henry B Martin died Saturday at her Mt Hope Avenue home in the 36th year after long illness from tuberculosis of liver and kidneys. Funeral held at 230 Thursday afternoon with Rev Dr Locke officiating. Remains interred at North cemetery. Floral tributes listed from family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Martin
Susan E
Henry B Martin
Mt Hope Avenue
Dr Locke
Willard, Damiel
Leon Kenney
I B Munro
Lillian Wilson
Benjamin R Wilson
Jesus
Thomas Doyle
TP Morris
P. Morris
James M Peters
Willard
Leon
Daniel
Lida Kenney
Helen King
Laura Sylvia
New Bedford
Mass
Giles Congdon
Hunter
Pawtucket
Mary Duffy
Henry Walters
I. Ingraham
Reception for Rhode Island Volunteers and Minnesota Regiment
The First Rhode Island Volunteers from this town and James M Milburn Jr of Minnesota were hosted by Company Second Regiment Ro Mo at the Hasbrouck armory last Friday. Capt Callan welcomed the returning soldiers and guests, followed by a 10 o'clock supper and singing, with anecdotes of their service shared amid a convivial evening. A separate passage discusses U S policy in the Philippines and Honolulu as a polyglot American city, noting Hawaii's small American population and the long influence of early American settlers.
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First
Fegiment
Rhode Island
James M Milburn, Jr
Fifteenth Regiment
Minnesota
Hasbrouck Blach
Callan
McKinley
Philippines
Honolulu
Manila
Salem
Mass
Young Men's Chistian Association
Masonic
Odd Fellow
Therand Arms of the Republic
Sons of Veterans
Hawaii
Winthrop I. Marvis
American Monthly Review of Reviews
Cornfed Philosopher urges youth friendships with elders
The Cornfed Philospher counsels a young man to seek friendships with men older than himself. He warns that by middle age those peers may be gone and unable to lend him money, implying the value of early mature networks and practical reliance.
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Philospher
The Kidney Complexion Ad Claim
The text promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney weakness and related ailments. It describes symptoms like pale complexion, indigestion, sleeplessness, and nervous issues, urging readers to obtain a sample bottle and free book by mailing to Dr Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York, and to mention Bristol Pilot.
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Kilmer
Swamp Root
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Bristol
Bristol yachts prepare for a bright yachting season
The Memory sloop, 47 feet overall, owned by Vice Commodore Josh Fletcher of Bristol Yacht Club, is being fitted at Herreshoffs and will sea trial next week before Memorial Day. Bristol parties plan a strong season with new boats, IX ft class races, and a proposed Fletcher Cup for Memorial Day.
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Josh Fletcher
Bristol Yacht Club
Herreshoffs
Fletcher
Herreshotts
Bristol
Rhode Is Yacht Club
Raven
Yacht Club
WE Hawe I Maitland Minsher
Whe Phillips
Clariana
Herreshoffs Walker
Gove Yards
Keeler
Herresheads
Schwanchild
Slocum
Burton Street
Rhode Island Yacht Club
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J B
Williams Co Glastonhury
Fasterbrooks
New England States
Boston
Norfolk, Va
Merchants & Miners Steamers
Maxfield
Fred Fish
Hope Street
Obiuary
Hazel Snider
Arlington, Ind
Miss Snider
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Tachting Notea
Hitle Willie
Sapolio
Wever
Maltituc
Agenta Wanted
T.P. T. Holder Meu. CO
NAT Sheet Metal Roofin Co
Grand Street
Jersey City
Pawtucket Insurance
Main Street
Stucket, R. I
Qforger A
Mumford
Edwarda
Oqbernf
Rounds& Mason
James I
JENKS
Benjamin F Smith
Philo E Thayfer
George W Newell J
Milton Payne
Frederick W Easton A . Mann
Chas. P Moses
Isaac Shove
Secretarts
P. Skinner Jr
Ladbing's Market
Thames Street
Brist
Harrington
Westbonster ST
Providence
JaMes E Cranston
D Risser Brown
J W Crooker
Jeffrey Davis
George W B Bourn
Jos U Starkweather
John H Cady
G Nightingale
Wm C. Peirce
Charles T Howard Lloyd C Eddy
George H Chasey
James C Cutrell
van Camp's and
Campbell's
John
Town OF
DOG Licenses
Herbert F Bennett
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