Personal visits and business travel noted in town corridor
A string of short notices lists Herbert Bracken in Warren on business, Wilbur Lambing in Buffalo for a business visit, Miss Blanche Keppel visiting her sister, and many others like Joe Ressler, George Fox, Harry Douglas, and Miss Lillian Aiken visiting or staying with relatives or friends in cities including Akron Buffalo Meadville Erie and Union City. Several locals return from visits or trips, with notes on business trips to Butler Sherman Corry Bradford Salemanca Irvine Spartansburg and Tangents to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Bracken
Warren
C.C. Conlon
Akron
Dr. Dean
Westfield
H. B. Welsh
Titusville
Wilbur Lambing
Buffalo
Jo. Ressler
George Fox
Columbus
Mondville
E.W. Lowe
Harry Douglas
Erie
W. P. Lytle
Pleasantville
Blanche Keppel
Elma Gulick
Meadville
Katherine Alexander
Harry Rhodes
Sam Jacobson
Spartansburg
Jessie Swann
Mead Ville
W. P. L. Rodier
Centerville
Corry
Lillian Aiken
Jack Keefe
Bradford
Charles McCabe
Salamanca
George Stump
Sam Peterson
Aline
Sarah Bresne
Don Kincaid
Union City
Trigade Neill Metnnes
Irvine
Misi Va Blatchley
Cash Hammond
Kate Ivan
New York
Ite
Minnie Woodring
Lookkeapar
Journal
North Center Street
Corry Reader Suggests New German Remedy For Digestive Ailments
Thomas Downey praises Alder-Ika a German appendicitis remedy for constipation sour stomach and gas. He claims four single doses quickly relieve symptoms and antisepticize digestive organs by drawing off impurities. He notes Corry residents are surprised by its speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Thomas Downey
City visitors and locals mingle in brief trips and departures
Mrs T A Roberts of Wrie and Carl Dibble of Erie visit the city while Leon Watson of Meadville sees relatives. J Healy of Bpattamburg arrives on business. Mrs J Merriam goes to Meadville. Grace Murty returns to school in Jamestown. George Shuster of Wreaport auctions horses in Warren March 4. Mayme Bolan returns to Jamestown after visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Roberts
Wrie
Carl Dibble
Erie
Leon Watson
Meadville
J. @. Healy
Bpattamburg
J. Merriam
Stanley Platt
Spartansburg
Paul Deltech
Warren
Bert Dintam
Latte
East South
Grace Murty
Jatestown
Henry Taggart
Shermin
Ala
George Shuster
Wreaport
Sud
Mayme Bolan
Jamestown
Rheuma advertised for rheumatism relief at low price
An Ames & Co advertisement promotes RHEUMA a remedy for rheumatism claiming relief in 24 hours. It touts affordability at five or ten cents a bottle and urges sufferers to start today amid testimonials and bold claims about curing joint pain and uric acid buildup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Ames & Co
Card of Thanks Expresses Gratitude to Community Helpers
The Schramsing family thanks neighbors teachers and local groups in Minneapolis for kindness during illness and bereavement. Multiple family members including George Schramling W A Schramsing Atlee Schramling and Phylio Schramfing express appreciation for flowers and sympathy from the High School and fraternal orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
BO. Schramsing
George Schramling
W. A Schramsing
Atlee Schramling
Doloss Schramng
Phylio Schramfing
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsements And Odd Tales
A collection of testimonial claims praising Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney pain and backache from Mrs. Clayton Caster of Union City Pennsylvania and an array of assorted anecdotes from court jesters and a royal tale. The piece also notes posters and agents, with historical lore about rapid painting by Sir William Orchardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Doan
Clayton Caster
Putnam St
Union City
Milburn Co
Buffalo N. Yu
United States
Sir William Orchardson
Scottish Academy
Sir W. Orebarison
Hla Alater
Dr Leonhardt's Discovery for Piles Treatment
Lincoln Nebraska physician Dr J L Leonhardt receives credit for a study on piles and a new inward remedy that purportedly clears stagnant blood and reduces swollen vessels. The HEMROID prescription is sold by N F Ames Co and druggists at one dollar for a 24 day course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Leonhardt
Lincoln
Nebr
Snow Flower of Siberia Blooms In Freezing Depths
Snow Flower of Siberia, a plant said to bloom only in deep winter, grows on Siberian soil. Its opening is described as a star shaped, pale blossom that captivates observers. Seeds were sent to St Petersburg in a vessel named for its voyage, then planted in a new soil. On the coldest January day the flower emerged, revealing its beauty to onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Siberian
St. Potyenburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
IBEW
Sesson
Hoge
Evening Journal
N BP, Ames & Co
Sir Joseph Lyons
Amuse’ Theater
Kanoh
Oneida Market
Bess
Clod
Anne
Pateh
Henry Will
Leonhardt
Ressler
First Avenue
Westorn
Remnants Inc
Weyd
the Bee Hive Store
SN Steuiattdey
Cohen
Millinery Shoes
Salon
Smith
Boll Phi Parm Foores
Columb Bor
Cor
Colegrove
Ren
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