Blue Eye News Briefs from Blue Eye Church and Surroundings
Blue Eye community notes from March include Mr Arthur Brooks of West Virginia leaving after a hill farm stay on Brooka Hill and Miss Nelle Owens visiting Wattsburg. Farmers Club at Blue Bye church heard talks by A. No Rolst and Mrs Chad with local entertainment. Several residents, including Rev J. P. Bu, held services and meetings. others reported illness recovery and routine visits to Corry, Columbus, and Youngsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Eye
Arthur Brooks
West Virginia
Hill
Brooka Hill
Turaday
Nelle Owens
Wattsburg
Mra
A. No Rolst
Warren
Farmers Club
Blue Bye
Relat Waa
Mro
Chad
Daleans
Bie Bye
J. P. Bu
Jamestown
NOY
Holt
Blue Toys
Chas. Dodoma
Perry Mend
Molen
Misa
Laura Intquist
Corry
Alton Mond
Allie DeJeans
Musterole Pain Relief Ad Promises Quick Hit
An old musterole advertisement touts Musterole as a mustard oil ointment that relieves headaches colds and chest congestion without stomach or heart side effects. It claims rapid action for sore throats bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma rheumatism and general pains with 25¢ to 50¢ sizes and a hospital special at 2.50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apecal Rae Hospital
Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Officers Lead Hunt for Villa in Mexican Border War Echo
General Pershing commands the hunt for Villa with General Funston and General Parker directing regional efforts from Columbus and Douglas. Veteran officers with Apache and Spanish War experience marshal troops through New Mexico and Texas toward Chihuahua to pursue Villa and his band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funston Ja
Vila
Gon Worshing
Columbus
Mexelo
Marck
Villa
Tu Notyen
Avivon
New Master
Parker
Douglas
Arla
Colorado
Pershing
Two Hurt When Air Tank Exploded At Plant
March accident at a large gas engine plant left two men injured as a compressed air tank exploded. Witnesses say Saul and Moor Company workers were near the platform around cylindrical heads when the blast occurred. Engineer Graham and Superintendent Leonard were on duty. 25 year old James Gramm suffered internal injuries and 6 year old Arthur Leonard was severely burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul and Moor Company
Mao Welock
Unclear wording describes accident at factory site
Fragmentary report cites compressed air, guard rail collision, a driver named Graham, and a tank shot through a wall near a factory office. Multiple windows damaged as the Wastmonsdoun area is mentioned in the chaotic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat
Senockeyl Levis
Graham
Wee
Scott's Emulsion Blood Booster Ad
An advert extols Scott's Emulsion as a rich blood food to increase both quantity and quality of blood. It claims fresh air and the emulsion help ward off winter sickness, warming the body and aiding impurity removal. The copy warns to beware substitutes and notes Bloomfield New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Soll & Own
Wloomdeld
Njs
Six Die In Country Club Fire At San Antonio
A devastating blaze at the San Antonio Country Club killed six guests and injured many others during weekend parties. Fire originated from paint stored in the basement of the three story clubhouse and spread rapidly. Victims include Mr. and Mrs James Walthall of San Antonio Judge J W Webb of San Antonio Homer Jones and Mrs Mace Stewart of Galveston and Miss Mary Carson of Indianapolis. Mrs Stewart and Homer Jones died with Judge Webb while attempting to rescue them. several guests escaped by jumping from second floor windows. Mrs Stewart was staying as guest of Mrs Cora Ogden. The Guananni Company of Texas owned the club and chairman Mace Stewart is connected to Galveston interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Webb
San Antonio
Homer Jones
San Anitonio
Mace Stewart
Galveston
Heley Cockerell
Stewart
Cora Ogden
Judge Webb
Weil
Samos Walthall
Texaa
Winwife
Wboaths
Mies Mary Carson
Indianapolis
Stewart Waa
Wits
Mace Mowart
Ithe Guananiy Company
Texta
Overworked High School Girl Seeks Cure Promise
A letter from Doris Copiter of Fort Worth Texas describes severe nervous exhaustion from school and music study. She credits a tonic called Vinci or Winot with rapid improvement after her mother gave a bottle, noting restored health and strength and urging others to try it with a money-back guarantee. The ad lists C. C. Rabbitt and Lou druggists in Corry, Pa. as suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Doris Copiter
Fort Worth
Vinci
Bette
C. C. Rabbitt
Lou
Fisk Rubber Company Announces Industrial Relations Department
The Fisk Rubber Company of Chicopee Falls Massachusetts announces establishment of a Department of Industrial Relations under Dr William Hall Coon formerly of the Massachusetts State Board of Health. The department will oversee safety and health for thousands of employees and study industrial relations. The company provides free health insurance and life insurance starting at 500 after one year and increasing to 1000 at ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisk Rubber Company
Chicopee Falls
Maws
Department of Industrial Relations
Wm. Hall Coon
Massachusetts State Board of Hearth
Fisk
Massachusetts
Misk
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Lewis Fuller
B. Cartler
Bonith Fuller
Perry Mead
Shaney Sandburg
Youngaville
Rub Musterale
Neon
Ehead and
Temple
Washington
rEaster
the Seashore
Erin Koneornr
Orotune
Fraber
Pagaenee Avni
Wiatne Tielahang
Pennsylvania
R. R
FRED _FUNSTON
Ierbunsto
J.J. Pershing
Benjamin, D. Foulois
James Parker
Prlenidshin
Holiday Savings Fund
the National Bank of Corry
Ban Antonio
Texans
James
Walthall
An Antonio
Wino
Fisk Company
Foundation of
J. P. Morgan
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City, Pa
Fey
Austin
Pelee
East Main Street
Ajoining Phoenix Hotel
Briscoe
H.P
Arthur B. Ragan
Buih Telephones
Firestone
Corry Garage
First Avenue
Miller Tires
J. $. Rogers
North Center Street
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