Christmas cards and community notices in Bradford area
Local notices show church groups meeting in Maccabee hall and W. F Matthews hosting. shop offers include picture framing and fur coats. a fatality near Kangnas is reported with coroner notification. various social events, dances, and sales populate the week.
Plaster Remedy Promoted for Wide Range Aches
A historical snippet notes a special plaster proposed for various pains and ailments. The remedy is marketed as treatment for congestions, rheumatism, bronchitis, kidney issues, backache, pleurisy, lumbago, sciatica, aching muscles, stiff joints and other bodily aches. It reflects era advertising language and medical beliefs.
Life zone Tablets promise nerve strength and vitality
A vintage testimonial ad touts Life zone Tablets to cure nervousness and boost confidence. Thomas Downey offers a money back guarantee after two weeks of taking two tablets after meals and two at night, with 72 tablets for $1.00 and mail orders available.
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Ford
Thomas Downey
McBride Forces Victory In Antisaloon League Rumble
In Washington General Superintendent Stout McBride won a place on the national executive committee after defeating William Pargrave, Massachusetts Antisaloon League state superintendent. McBride’s win follows Parsgrave’s push for cross party plank demands. Rev. E H Cherrington reelected general manager and named to the new board of education and publishing interests.
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Washington
Dev
Stout
Ant Saloon League
William M. Pargrave
Massachusetts Am Saloon League
Fargrave
McBride
H Ave
Eppibie Es Hditatsabalius
McBnae
E. H. Cherrington
Westerville
Leagues
Board of Education and Publcing
Fores of
Officers Named in Relief Corps at Fortsone Meeting
Fortsone members of the Woman's Relief Corps met for a regular session after their bus iness. Election of officers for the ensuing year named President Mrs Prorence Paulson Senior Vice President Mrs Cora Simmons Junior Vice President Mrs Sarah Watson Chaplain Mrs Price Conductress Mrs B S Ja iestrom Guard Mrs Chapman Treasurer Mrs Taylor Delegates to the detach ment convention were Mrs May Carnika and Mrs Blaugh Ross. Other officers to be appointed by the president at the first meeting in January Installations scheduled then. Refreshments were catered by a committee chaired by Mrs Deyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortsone
Woman's Relief Corps
Hoon
Prorence Paulson
Cora Simmons
Sarah Watson
Price Conductress
B.S. Jaiestrom
Chapman
Benefit Party Big Success At Home Of Mrs S V Stewart
A benefit bridge party hosted Tuesday afternoon at West Smith Street home of Mrs S V Stewart raised upwards of nine dollars for the Ladies Auxiliary of the Corry hospital. Twenty tables were set, prizes wrapped in lavender and pink were awarded, and cakes and coffee were served. Committee members earning praise included Mrs S V Stewart chair, Mrs F N Ames, Mrs G Barker, Mrs G S Peck, Mrs Bess Kincaid, Mrs Eleanor Mead, Mrs R Olds, Mrs J J Castor and Miss Margery Blein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.V. Stewart
West Smith Stret
Corry Hospital
Ingh Eourer
5. V Stewart
Fon. Ames
G. Barker
G. S. Peck
Bess Kincaid
Eleanor Mead
R. Olds
J. J. Castor
Marprici Blein
Tunney Gave Boys A Talk On Sportsmanship And Faith
Gere Tunney addressed Riverdale boys on the Hudson area about character and perseverance. Gene spoke yesterday praising Tunney’s speech as best for boys, stressing sportsmanship, faith, and duty to country. warns against quitting, smoking, and cowardice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gere Tunney
Riverdale
Hidson
Frank Hackett
Gene
Bootlegger Sentences From November Term
Paragraph records multiple sentences from the November term. Womer of Oil City pled guilty to transporting and possessing liquor and is fined 300 dollars, costs, and one year in county jail. Paul Bell of Dirtly pled guilty to possessing liquor and is fined with costs and a six month jail sentence. Floyd Dewey Black of Oil City is fined 200 dollars and jailed for six months. J Worner faced assault and battery charges with costs assessed by the grand jury but was absent. Philip Galfast returned home after a visit in Clymer.
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Pranklin
Willian M. Parker Trub Ee
Cour
Womer
Oil City
Paul Bell
Dilty
Fayp Noriths
Floyd Dewey Black
Oi City
John Donahue
Hhe Grand Jiry
J. Worner
Iti Wns
Lorain
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Corry
Tom Smith
Moet Secund Avenue
Boss Group
Sery
Maccabee Hall
Missscree
Fuller’s Music Store
Ford Garage
North Center Street
John Stembal
Kins Chemical Company
Wilds
Kangnas
Teil
Mereaeed
Heiter
Bradford
Nhiler
Tony
Sten Tal
Emporium
Tortanet
Stennote & Sons
J. D. Murray
Howl Corry
Jackson
Costello & Parker Hat
N. Center
Emmanuel Guild
W. F. Matthews
Nellie Love
West Columbis Avenue
J. P. Burkhards
West Frederick Street
Odd Fellows Hall
Columbus
Ashville Orchestra
St Brie
Brooks
DuBois
Kelly
DuBois Kelly
Lipton
Knowlton’s
Stennett & Son
Condra
Thos. Downey
M’bride
Forgrave
Anti- Saloon League
United Press
Relief Corps
Daughters of Amieti
Knights of Columbus
Tudies
S. V. Stewart
Tunney
J. W. Womer
Philip Ualfast
Clymer
J. L. Newhouse Company
Phoenix
Daniel Green
Newhouse
E. E. Guignon
Burns
Cubs
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