Doctors and Druggets Fight Over Bill in Pennsylvania
A Pennsylvania bill seeks to bar over the counter sale of simple remedies without a doctor’s prescription, targeting druggists and rural stores. The measure, introduced by Rep Fahey, faces committee scrutiny and would tighten Food and Drug Act enforcement, with critics warning of restricting access and raising tensions between medical groups and manufacturers. The article notes AMA opposition and broader debates on medical oversight and drug distribution.
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Whitoh
Committee On Bay Corporations
Fahey
Amucleay Medical Association
Comeneriilining
American Medical Association
May issue of Woman's Home Companion review
The May number of Woman's Home Companion promises ninety six pages of engaging reading from cover to cover. Editors aim to serve readers with varied content, praising the magazine as free of dull features and noting the issue includes a call to support the Congressional record service.
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T. J. Hanna
Wows Home Companion
Jamestown Clergyman Held for Grand Jury in Assault Case
Rev Henry Preston Whitehead of the Atria M B Church, charged with criminally assaulting Annabelle Young, was arraigned in Police Court and held for the grand jury. Bail set at 4000. he claims victim was involved in a conspiracy. The case centers on alleged money disputes and incidents at the Young residence.
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Jamestown
Henry Preston -Whitehead
Atria
M.B. Blow
Annabelle Young
Wawichton
Air
Daniel J Young
North Mai
Wtreek
Anton
Mass
Alley
William H. Dorsny
Daniel W. Roberts
Whitehead
Residence Fire Destroys West Smith House Tuesday Evening
The dwelling of Henry Wright near the city burned Tuesday evening just before six. Linus was found in attire as an alarm from box 37. Fire teams arrived but distant hydrants and scant hose left the building totally destroyed. The Wright family were away except a young girl. Mrs Wright returned in time to save a can. Insurance status unknown.
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Henry Wright
West Smith
Linus
Eugene Bettis Undergoes Gall Stone Operation
Eugene Bettis was taken to Cory Hospital this morning after severe pain suspected to be indigestion. Doctors diagnosed gall stones and prepared for surgery though the operation was not completed as reported at the time.
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Eugene Bettis
Hullin
Cory Hospital
Poeaioa
Horse Sharing By the tatout improved methods
At the same oil prices 160 and B0e 1 have made arrangements to locate in the rear of Mr. Stone's carrings shop on First Avenue, until he cloves O0 Mia buggies, after which time I will occupy the whole building, A. 1 Altra, Corry. ang)
Big crowd at the annual post-lynton ball in state armory
A large audience gathered at the state armory for the annual post-lynton ball. The event featured a dramatic light canopy, electric fixtures, and gold crystal motifs, with Miss Tied Mecusker leading a Chicago Symphony Orchestra style program. The hall decorations impressed attendees, and after intermission the dance resumed, drawing many visitors from outside the city.
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State Armory
Arif Moor
Degarator Manmin
Huffalo
Fuhopy
Williams Dies at 75 in Joliet Illinois
Aged 75, Lake Pleasant resident Williams died at his Joliet home on Sunday April 10. He was son of Rev. Amon Williams, a pioneer who moved to the area many years ago. Survived by a wife and three children and several relatives in ArBUCKLE and nearby towns. Neighbors and friends gathered for a funeral and memories of a long life and farm years were shared.
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Calusa Williams
Joliet
Apel OU
Williame Wag
Amon Williime
Aqwaa Horn
Ratsat Heretie
Tho
Tehvesn
Ik Lose
Milita ‘le Chatty
Beltovie
Neb
Amira Clark
Los Angola
W. Warner
Perry Street
Union City
H.W. Owen
Edward Dornan
Winnelebors
Arbuckle
Walon
Arge Bank
Mrn
Billy
D. D
Very Latest Ont The Standard Princese Hygienic
Machine maker Geo W Mor Ito 160 N Cantor atroot offers the latest hygienic vending devices. Contact for pricing and demonstrations.
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Geo. W. Mor
Cantor
Bond County highway plan advances at April session
April 18 Mayville, the Super Vievra and the state highway commission divided Bond County into supervisor districts, electing new subdivision superintendents. A special supervisors’ meeting approved a $120,000 bond to fund road projects, with anticipated costs over 7,000 dollars to County roads. The board also asked the state highway commission to route the state road from Jamestown to Mayville via Chautauqua Lake. Reports from the State Tax Conference were presented by Clare McGinnis and Laura Morris of Cherry Creek.
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Mayville
Fowgia
Werioul
Echo Diractor
Bubler
Jmamestows
Maville
Hyamit Ride
Chautauqua Lake
Clare McGinnios
Misa Laura Morris
Cherry Crook
Workman Burned by Gasoline at Jamestown Garage
April 19 George Anderson, employed at Jamestown Garage, suffered partial burns from a gasoline explosion while draining a car tank. The tank ignited a flare that sent flames toward the roof. another worker quickly extinguished the blaze, sparing worse injuries. The automobile sustained minor damage as firefighters and nearby workmen fought the fire.
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Jamestown
George Anderson
Minont ‘Cuquott
Blawehaed
Wit
Mathat
Anderson Anderson
Hon A L Bates Sails April 29
Hon. and Mrs. Arthur Ly Bates travel from Atlantic City to New Jersey and will set sail on Saturday, April 29, for Italy. The voyage is undertaken for Mr Bates health, which has been poor, with intentions of visiting his home region.
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Mbpadville
Arthur Ly Bates
Atlantic City
Pileozones Pills Proclaimed Harmful and Ineffective
An immigrant era ad complains that many feel worse after taking the dramatic pills with no remedy obtained. The text claims pills cause constipation, nausea and violent bowels action. It touts Pillozones as misused and harmful for indigestion liver kidneys and more.
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Thomas Downey
Of Interest to Railroaders Pennsylvania System figures
The annual Record of Transportation Links shows the Pennsylvania System controlled 11 262.73 miles of line and 3 401 008 miles of total trackage on December 31, 1910. It operates in four towns with about 40 million residents, about half the U S population. The system covers 4 112.62 miles within Pennsylvania, with Ohio second in mileage and others across the states listed. The fleet includes 9 523.02 miles of double track, 779.01 miles of triple track, and 4 456.54 miles of sidings owned by various companies.
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Maryland
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Fortozone Patent Tonic Promises New Life
An ad touts Fortozone as a vitalizer and nutritive tonic that revitalizes exhausted bodies and lifts spirits. It claims to improve blood flow and oxygen delivery, restoring energy and vigor, with mentions of Berrokone and Ferrozone as components. Sold by Tohman Downey A198 for fifty cents a box.
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Tohman Downey
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