San Cura Ointment Claims Vast Healing Powers
An advertisement extols San Cura Ointment as a powerful antiseptic that draws out poison and heals running sores and a range of ailments. It promises a money back purchase price if not as described and cites testimonials from B. D. Dutton of Titusville and N. F. Ames Co. as authorized distributors with San Cura Soap also promoted. Osler's Rules section follows about diet for middle aged persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Medical Co
N. F. Ames & Co
Thomas Downey
B. D. Dutton
Titusville
TL Ames & Co
Local residents carry on daily visits and travels
Leonard Pasqualicchio visited Erie this afternoon to see Miss Elizabeth Reedy of Buffalo and her mother. Miss Maude Nesmith traveled to Bradfold to visit relatives. Dr. Sarah Oneland of Union City was in town on professional business. Florence Hosier went to Buffalo for a two week visit with friends. Mrs. M. Gifford of Jamestown guests Miss Caroline Goring. Mrs. George Bosworth and Miss Ida Falconer left for Cherry Creek. A. B. Boyd of the Union City Enterprise visited the Journal office. Mrs. ANM Champers of Chicago stayed with Mrs. Martin Conrad. Sadie Howard returned to Jamestown with her daughter Ruth. Rush Biller and family returned from Girard after the Fourth with Mr. Miller’s father. Zella Young left for Dayton Ohio to visit at the Military Home. Mr. and Mrs. CG Edwards of Buffalo returned home. Miss Ilse Carroll of Low City visited Miss Anna Laurie. Wilbur-Gambling returned to Tarentum to resume work after his father Arg Westley’s death. Westley of Wayne street and Airea A. Rhodes spent a few days with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Monroe and daughters Florence and Dorothy returned from a visit to Pleasantville. Mrs. Alice Mead and son Glen Mead went to Chautauqua this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Pasqualicchio
Erie
Elizabeth Reedy
Buffalo
Maude Nesmith
Brad
T. Walsh
Jamestown
N.Y
Ford
Parrell
Sarah Oneland
Union City
Plorence Hosier
M. Gifford
N. Y
Caroline Goring
George Bosworth
Ida Falconer
Cherry Creek
Sadie Howard
Ruth
Rush Biller
Girard
Mr. Miller
Zella Young
Dayton
CG Edwards
Ilse Carroll
Alow City
Annia Laurie
Wilbur-Gambing
Tarentunt
Ayalas
First Ticket Agent D S Rowe Visits Conneaut Brother
D S Rowe, a ticket agent, traveled to Conneaut Ohio this afternoon to visit his brother P A Rowe. The trip reflects family ties and work travel connections in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Rowe
Conneaut
Ohio
P. A. Rowe
Mother dives after drowning son at Bellsland
In South Norwalk Connecticut on June 23 Franklin Foote six years old was saved from drowning at Bellsland by his mother who jumped into the water fully clothed from a pier and swam with him to shore. She sank exhausted but reached the surface and assisted others to revive him. The boy fell into the bay while fishing. a nurse was present but could not save him. Miss Lockwood aided with a bamboo rod, but the boy slipped from her grasp. The mother, an expert swimmer, brought him to shore with the help of bystanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Norwalk
Conn
Franklin Foote
Bellsland
Liveshore
Miss Lockwood
Mothers-in-law In Bethlehem False Headdresses
Worrisome Bethiebera matronal customs describe elaborate headdresses made from cotton and silk chains. The piece notes subjection to husbands and a local proverb about mother-in-law influence in Palestine. Also reports a Bloomington man who killed himself after posting a note about being out of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Bethiebera
Palestine
Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Permanent Relief
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a guaranteed remedy for catarrh, claiming it kills germs and reaches all respiratory sites. The two month treatment costs $1.00 with a 28 cent trial, sold by N.C. Polson Co in Buffalo and by Thomas Downey. Saxony forestry noted separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
N.C. Polson Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Thomas Downey
We Feel That It Would Be In Order On Comfortable Shoes
Fragmentary ad copy promotes comfortable shoes and foot care products for sore feet, noting warmth in cold weather and mentioning a store location On Safa Ground. The text includes a garbled quote about a new picture titled Dawn attributed to an impressionist, with unclear names and dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safa
Dawn
Dave
Mike
Chleaio Recond-Lernlt
Points To Remember On Life Insurance Necessity
The text urges that death is certain and fire danger possible and frames life insurance as a needed investment. It argues the policy matures in value if kept in force, shifts risk from the family to the policy, and claims insurance compels saving, deeming it essential for poor, middle, and wealthy alike at low cost.
New Shoe Store Ad Promotes Deep Discounts on Oxfords
A sprawling shoe shop advertises a wide range of men and women footwear with deep price cuts. Men’s styles include $4.60 educator oxfords and $1.00 sale items, plus reduced regulars and patent leathers. Women’s pumps and oxfords see similar markdowns, with prices listed from $1.00 to $3.00. Various laces and polishes sold as add-ons, and kids’ shoes feature low prices as well. The ad touts large selections and substantial savings across brands like Roy’s and Moulder's, with stock in calfskin, suede, patent leather, and rubber soles.
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N.F. Ames & Co
Osler
Loyall
Dr. Osters
A. B. Boyd
The
Union City Enterprise
Journal
Wliss Anm Champers
Chicago
Martin Conrad
North West Street
Westley
W. Wayne Street
Airea A. Ithodes
Ol Omy
Charles Monroe
Plorence
Dorothy
Pleasantville
Aliee Mead and
Glen Mead
Chautauqua
Amuse U Theater
Big Hill
Cologne
Mandel
Watchmaker's Secret
Anna Pmulson
Howard Watch
James H. Wright
Commits Saicine
Ploomington
Ind
Johns Woolittle
Peroh
Hague
Saxony
Weer
McCray & Stearns
Equitable Life Assurance Society OF
United States
Ask Wake Morgaridge
NEW Shoe Store
Roy
Tie Pub
Wit Connis Oxfords
Ouren
Sersoh
Bink
MWCO
Putentkil
Chavinete
Fords
Russia
Tan Vale Hhlacher
Tash
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