Drink Hot Tea for a Bad Cold Card
An early advice note promotes hot tea as a remedy for colds. It describes brewing a spoonful of tea in boiling water, straining, and drinking to relieve congestion and shorten illness. It cites safety, affordability, and vegetable ingredients as advantages.
Backache and Lumbago Relief Ad Card
An old advertisement promises quick relief for backache lumbago and rheumatic pain. A 25 cent bottle of a topical remedy is rubbed into the affected area, claimed to ease soreness within fifty counts and restore mobility without harming the skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neaia
Church Notices from Local Congregations
Religious listings show services across denominations including First Presbyterian First Baptist Christian Scientist Christian and Missionary Alliance and more. Details note sermon times Sunday School hours evening services and special meetings with pastors named for each church across Washington Street Park Avenue and nearby areas.
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First Presbyterian Church
G. B. Woodward
Center and
Pisuaant Ata
Hey
Christian Bcienor
West
Washington Street
Christian and Mndivisionary Alliance
Washinton Street
Maple Avenue
Babbath School
Starvation Crisis Hit Flood Area Near Newellton
New Orleans Feb 18 The flood leaves about 2 000 people mostly negros in back country west of Newellton La in dire need of food As relief appeals fail and Federal authorities bar non life saving aid, marooned residents lack boats power to transport meals and supplies as stores and mail service run dry while rescuers focus on levee areas
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New Orlean
Newellton
Maril Jacoby
Nowelston
Julius Solomon
Mara
aMetary
Mex Hava
Newell-ton
Newellion
Elgin Candy Social Raises Funds for School Needs
Miss Clara Mc Cray hosted a candy social at the Elgin district school drawing a large crowd and $10.80 was raised for additional school supplies. Local residents made visits to Corry and Union City, with several McCray family members noted for social and business activities. Dennis Cronin returned to West Virginia for an oil field position while others planned or moved residences and business ventures in the area.
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Elgin
Clara McCray
Jamed ‘Turner
Brie
Rita Wade
Union City
John McCray
Waltor
Corry
Ray McCray
Walter McCray
Holt McCray
Heddersons
Dennis Cronin
West Virginia
P.d. McGrath
Katie Momny
Ralph Anderson
Frank Howard
B. Blakeslee
Jamen Holden
Tresoa Keno
Cranesville
Erie
Alfred Burrows
Clifford B. McCray
Brink
Ethel Walker
Rudolph, O
G. McCray
Rudolph, D
James Palmer
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Joseph Seep
D. T. Borland
H. R. Merritt
Frederick Fair
Sec'y
Treas
A. K. Helge
Ass’t. Sec'y
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City, Pa
Rob
Jacobs
Carnations
Fay Austin
Ron
West Wayne Street
Bell
J. M. Levy
Fairview Streal
First Baptist Church
Cer
of. W. Pleasant and
Second Ave
Frederick H. Baker
John T. Heth
Paul Hvanghlot Loe
RAN Catuwor
Rey
We, Mall
Meyhormt
Bhaw
D. Paater
Bervicos Avary
Unday
Bumbay
Claes
Mallotson
M. Wareing
Ensign Smith
Washington
Hralne
Promine
H. Eplor
Glymor Ni Yy
Park
G. H. Sharpley
United Brethern Churon
W. C. Brainard
Christian Badleayor
Willis B. Conolly
Erie Conservatory of Music
Lamont Steen SR
Main Street
Ajoining
Phoenix’ Hotel
Holiday Savings Fund
the National Bank of Corry
Ethel Mcrray
Torning
Harvey Holman
Tichester S
Jane
Perry Lewis
David Bold
Sith
Downing Building
Mun, FA
E. H. Trushel
Warren
Burkhardt
Famous
North Centre Street