Woman Credits Vegetable Compound For Recovery
Pentwater Michigan resident describes severe back pain and weakness easing after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Peoria Illinois woman reports relief from dull headaches and a heavy side sensation after one week, crediting the remedy for improved strength and well being.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mre
Box 71
Peritwater, Mich
Pooria
Lydia B. Pinkham
Aly Steele Eas
Strawberry plant offer from Corry Pa dealer
advert announces bale plants of strawberries for sale in Corry Pa with terms for two years. mentions raspberry plants and local rental suitability. asks readers to address Leon D Moora R D 6 Corry Pa for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon D. Moora
R. D
Corry
Advat
Next Grange Meeting Program for May 17
Hority presents the program for the Corry Grange meeting set in the new room on May 17. Topics include polling places, yard care by gender, wage equality, farming in 1940, quotations, and a song. Members are asked to attend with prior questions ready and other matters to discuss. A notice warns about a spouse's abandonment and debt liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Pring
Grange
Hottie Keppie
Steadman
Marson Smith
Housecleaning Time Offers Seasonable Supplies
A readable ad lists cleaning and maintenance items for sale including epouges de te chanols, red codury flakes, moth balls, enamels in colors, gold and silver paint, polish, lye, disinfectants, insect powder, orange cedar and other seasonable articles, urging preparation for summer.
Babbitt's Drug Store Ad Promises Pure Food Compliance
An old storefront notice from Babbitt's Drug Store touts attractive packaging and claims compliance with the government Pure Food Act. The garbled text promotes a toothname product and asserts quality, ending with unclear pricing and availability details.
Western Trainmen Will Aid Striking Galniton Workers
United Press report states that about 100,000 Galniton workers who were refused a wager by Western railroads may strike. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen plans moral and financial support, and the Oak Island delegation said the next convention will be held there. The vote on the question is expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
National Art Convening Urges Wider Public Interest
Washington May 15 United Press reports the Fourth Annual Convention of the American Federation of Arts focused on raising general museum attendance and broadening public interest in all forms of art. A key proposal urged museums to adopt a businesslike approach and hire press agents to boost visibility. Robert W. DeForest of New York, federation president, spoke as Presidents Wilson and Mrs. Wilson were guests at a White House reception with a garden party planned. Industrial art was the topic for tomorrow's discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
American Federation of Arts
United States
Wan
Witlohia
Hi Snus Gore
Robert W. De[eet
New York
Federation
Wilson
Whit House
Mt Jewett Machine Goes Over Bank
May 11 near Mt Jewett a runabout driven by Will Campbell of Mi Jawott ran off a 15 foot embankment on the road to Smuthport. Campbell was thrown clear with no injuries though the car was badly damaged and requires extensive repairs.
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Ktuie
Will Campual
West Rig
Campbell
Wilcox
Market Report New York and Buffalo Provision Markets May 14
NY and Buffalo provision markets report mixed commodity quotes. Wheat No 1 Northern carloads and No 2 yellow corn appear with varied prices, while dairy products butter and cheese show steady ranges. eggs and potatoes list per unit values. Cattle and hogs feature prices for steers, fat cows, and lambs, with ranges for hogs and veals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Winter Family
Mohonk Conference Discusses The Hague
The nineteenth annual Mohonk Conference on International Arbitration gathered speakers from major universities and colleges including Dr Vaul Reinsch of Wisconsin, Dean William Perry Rogers of Chestnut Street School, Jackson F.Ralston of Washington, Dr Amos Hershey of Indiana University, William B. Hornblower of New York, and Irvin Mead of Boston. The sessions focused on The Hague and global arbitration efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Mohonke Lake
Vse World
Lake Mohonk
Vaul §.Reinsch
University of Wisconsin
Deaa
William Perry Rogers
Jackson F. Ralnton
Washington, D.C
Amos 8
Grange Favors Reservoir Project Endorsed by Grange Group
Meadville May 19 The Beaver Grange at a regular meeting unanimously passed resolutions favoring the proposed Pymatuning reservoir. They ordered copies sent to the governor and to the House of Representatives at Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Meadville
Beaver Grange
Menton Grange
Beaver
Hurriaburg
Poisoned Grocery Ad Notice To Public From George Resta
Fragmentary notice claims a grocery story at 111 First Avenue sold goods with poor service and unfair prices. The writer pledges courteous treatment and prompt service as a warning to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Resta
First Avenue
Most Marvelous Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Cures
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Baroama as a cure for backache dizziness spots before the eyes and dark urine claiming it treats kidney poisoning and prevents Bright's disease. It urges constipation relief with Thompson's Dandelion and Mandrake Pill at 5 cents per bottle and lists sellers in Titusville and Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Bogina
Bright
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O. H. Andrawa
Frank Lanvin
Olda
General Banking
Boale
Time
Dapostia
Cowuirion
San Francisco
MT. Jewett
Smethport
Market Report
East Buffalo Livestock Market
Ib. UC
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the House of Bargains
Center St
Corry, Penn
The
Hague
Thomas Downey
N. F. Ames & Co
W. Parker Corus Smith
W. Wayne Et Hoth Phames
Corky
Phosnis
Pierce
M. D
N.Y
Pon Esenshe
J. R. Graves
Old Reliable Jeweler
West Main Street
Corry, Pa
Pinkham
C.J. Wood
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