Died at Mayville Home of Rev Pardee Woman 64
Pearl Townsend Pardee died yesterday at her Mayville residence after an illness. She was 64, born December 12, 1883 in Liberty Mills Indiana. She married Rev. Mr Pardee on November 9, 1918 at Warsaw, Indiana. Earlier she taught in Fort Wayne public schools and danced at Maccabee hall. Her obituary notes time in Cleveland’s St. Luke’s Hospital and mentions her husband and prior teaching and social life.
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Pearl Townsend
Gomar Pardee
Mayville
Pardee
Laught
Lim
Fort Wyayne
Maccabee Hall
Damon
Melody Bays
Columbia Gas and Hlectr Corporation
Appalachian Oil Development Corporation
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Sasurdo
le Public Service Commission
Harriburg
Spencer's
Foley’s Honey and Tar Mucilage Promises Quick Cough Relief
An old style ad assures instant throat comfort from a cough with Foley’s Honey and Tar while avoiding opiates. It claims soothing warmth, mild laxative effects, and suitability for children and adults, urging readers to ask for the product.
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Foley
City and Vicinity Park loin roast and other specials
Local store ads list a loin roast at 28¢ per pound and Del Monte peaches 53c per can. Various groceries and household items are promoted with low prices. Community notes mention a dance, births, and local notices. Also cited are market updates and civic items from the era, including a warning about a cigar salesman and a halted railway signal project.
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Legion
Silk Sare Styles and Local Market Ads
An article notes silk sare patterns matching new dress silhouettes with ready stock. It lists printed silks at 1.58 per yard and 1.08 yard, mentions B. W. Stenner & Son meats specials at Vanderhoof Market with prices on beef, pork, lamb, and chickens, and previews Ida M. Tarbell two appearances in Erie in February with talks on Abraham Lincoln at Academy High School and a Lawrence Hotel alumni banquet.
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B. W. Stenner & Son
Vanderhoof Market
West Main Street
Jean
Ida M. Tarbe
Astorian
Authority
Bve
Erie
Academy High School
Allegheny Alumni Association of
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Lawrence Hotel
Golden Lax Tablets Ad From Old Paper
An old advertisement promotes Golden Lax Tablets claiming they clean out poisons quickly and gently. The copy asserts the product does not irritate the intestines and stimulates the stomach and liver, describing them as pleasant and easy to take at 25 cents in druggists.
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Nickel Plale
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Mellon
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Crawford District
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George Strothard
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