Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad Surfaces in Louisville
An old Louisville Kentucky advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female troubles. A testimonial claims relief from nerve headaches and fatigue, saying it avoided surgery. The ad invites readers to write for free advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Louiseville
Tom
Lydia
Pinkham
Lynn Pinkham
Christy Ave
Loutaville
Lydia B. Pinkhara
Din B. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Musa
Local residents visit Jamestown and area events noted
In Columbus and nearby towns residents and visitors are listed with several social calls. A fire alarm reported a blaze in the attic of Ernest and Grace Greeley’s home, neighbors quickly extinguishing it with water through the attic window.
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Roa Palmer
Houghton
D H. Burwood
Warren
Mia
Paul Whaley
Derie
Williamin
Spring Creek
Mertimer Sponvar
John Garigon
Tomerson
Hudson
Corry
Seah Raymond
Charles Dodd
Margery Dodd
Eleanor Magiliie
Jonestown
and iMrs
Charles Dor
Onovh Ariptrone
Albert Hudson
Lis Baker
Ernest Greeley
Cascarets Candy for Kinder Laxative Remedy
SICK CHILDREN LOVE CASCARETS FOR THE BOWELS. Advertises Cascarets Candy Carthartic as a gentle cleansing aid for sick children with disordered digestion and constipated bowels. Claims no griping, safe for delicate stomachs, with full directions for use. promotes in drug stores.
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Amy Chip
New York Troops Guard Bridges After Guard Deployment
New York Naval Militia detachments patrolled and guarded five bridges linking Manhattan with outer boroughs. About 100 antitank troops per bridge worked in three reliefs, checking vehicles and pedestrians. A three pound gun and machine gun were posted between piers. Bridges and approaches to the river yard were watched for explosive threats. police to take over night duties.
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New York
Cautopol Us
Manhattan
Sunnet Five
Muphilttan
Brooklyn
Wateriainburg
New York Navy Yard
Warshipa
Navy Yard
Ooper 40
A.B. Pry
Naval Militia
Police
Dmgr
Three Spartans Enlist For Ambulance Service In France
A group of three college athletes from Sharon area schools prepared to depart for France in February to join American ambulance units. Phillip Fisher, son of Dr. and Mrs. P. Fisher, and two companions, were among leaders in athletics. Harry Sleeper of Boston organized the recruiting and noted the emphasis on athletes and college men. The men will study and finish college after their service, with plans to return to complete their studies.
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Spartansburg
Feod
Mike C
dYaher
Sharon
PAA
B. P. Isher
Washington
Fotterion Volleys
Enilat
Ulx
Gromtwne
Volnay Wilson
Sisteraville
W. Va
Cir
Guy
Boson
Musa
Bordeaux
France
Harry Sleeper
Boston
Mass
Phillip Fisher
Jet
Parante
P. Fisher
Fisher
Berron Strinahdn
Rna
Herman Wood
Philadelphia
Dalile Murdock
C. Ly Rexford
Davenport Street
Harry Pratt
Corry
Stout
Tal Little
Herbert Linattum
Harbour Halt
Emory Histon
East Main Street
Mizu Lulu
Witte
Burbroidery Club
Washington Street
Norm Winans
Janey
Moohunte Street
Raymond Young
Gladys Hutt
Ali Bert Winkis
Ivy Piibrottery
New VapoRub Sale Promises Quick Cold Relief
Mr Joseph Hane of 366 Apple St credits Vicks VapoRub with curing his son's heavy cold overnight after a single chest application. The ad explains the salve works by skin absorption and vapor inhalation, opening airways and loosening phlegm. Three sizes priced at 26c, 60c, or $1.00 are sold by druggists.
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Joseph Hane
Apple St
Vick
Pottstown
Chas
Bentz
Hang
Atal Drugeists
Sao
Pennsylvania
Local Social Notes Fill Page With Visits and Moves
Entries describe Mrs Claude Rhodes and Mrs A B Indred earning praise for sewing, musical expectations for Sunday, Jessie and Nellie at the door sorting rags, and several visits. Mr Chas Kinney and wife with baby spent a weekend with kin. Ralph Elston visited relatives in Erie. Clyde Pierce rents a home on the farm formerly the Ode Clark place and will move with grandparents around March. Fred Cane family will move into Pierce home. Barney Ackerson and Sweet visited Weldher home west of town.
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Jessie
Nellié
Claude Rhodes
Chas, Kinney
Youngsville
Kinney
Mall Street
Ralph Elston
Eriq
Clyde Pierce
Tee Cently
J.B. Winana
Ode Clark
Bldnay Pierco
Fred Cane
Fred Cane and Family Will Move Into the House, Vacated By Mr. Pierco
Barney .Ackerson
Mr. Sweet
Joseph Weldher
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The
First National Bank
Warren, Pa
Duluth Imperial
Graham
Schumacher
Teco
Swift
Lincoln
California
Santa Clara Valley
Quality Cash Stores, Inc
Traction
Corry, Pa
C. Thomas
Walter, H. Merrick
Columbus
Irs
A. F. Wabster
Jamestown
Frank Gifford
Charles Swann
Galbraith
Hudson School
Will Bates
Tamestown
REX Theater
Babbiltt's
N. S
Briiiga
Belne
Huyal
New Rosbelle
Vincent Autor
Commodore Forshew
Sya
John Elmer Hane
PENNA
Oil City Trust Co
Ol City, Pa
E. H. Trushel
Geo. A
J. H. Castor Veterin
Rewwer
Peewee
University of Faun
St. Bell
Bete Place
Main St
Bell
Ream & York
Aerie Malis S
Manley & Bingham
Bodge Bros
OP East
Teybody
R. S. Johnson
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