Letter from Mr Kincaid on reform talk and politics
Fragmentary letter from Mrodride dated October 10 1916 describes a meeting led by Abr Grundy criticizing Governor Brimbaueh and endorsing factory and labor reforms. It condemns the National Child Labor and Workmen's Compensation laws and attacks Republican legislative programs and campaign finance limits. The text notes discussions of state and national reform efforts and mentions Pennsylvanian political figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joarph R. Grady
Myself
Allnes
Mead
Grundy
Brimbaueh
Pennsylvania
Pénross
Oliver
United States
Banate
Draper Lowi
University of Pennnsylvania
Inside Bath Rejuvenates Skin and Energy Each Morning
A health note extols a hot water bath with phosphates before breakfast as a simple routine to prevent illness, improve skin, and promote vigor. It claims millions adopt the habit worldwide, promising clearer skin, better digestion, and a refreshed look each day through this easy morning ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isc
The Value of Good Eyes in Spectacle Fitting
An old ad touts eye care and spectacle fitting near the Brown Building in Vorby, PA. It promises pain relief and convenience, claiming unbeatable alignment and comfort for wearers, with claims of eliminating time lost from school or work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optomatriat Brown
Home Remedy Claim Targets Ear Trouble and Deafness
An early 1900s letter condemns catarrh caused deafness and head noises, promoting a home tonic with 14 pints water and 4 ounces sugar to be taken four times daily. It touts a simple capsule solution, claims high cure rates for catarrh and polyps, and touts a political aside about Mr. Grimily and Mr. Grundy, with signatures including W. W. Kincaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Vermont
Itis
Hla Almple
Myers Perton
N. J. Amos
Thelory Reform DIL Addressed At 1923 Meeting Contention
The speech opposes Mr Grundy on manufacturing legislation. The speaker defends health and welfare of workers, criticizes employer indifference, and argues for cautious reform to protect labor. He notes Dean Lewis invited him to address the legislative committee and outlines views on bills affecting industry and labor interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.yean
Grindy
Dean Lewis
Grundy
Waezbh
Fragmented text hints at social roles and unrest in an old locale
A garbled OCR passage evokes a scene with a diminutive donkey and crowded imagery, mentioning roles like husband and wife and a nod to a carnal or moral tension. It references a Nile skyline and a worker’s routine, implying social dynamics and a call to participate or reflect on local duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurrab
Nile
Kufrih
Two Family House and Lots on City Streets
Fragmentary listing describes a two family house on West Wayne Street and a house and lot on Bout Mun Btrest with a large yard and barn. Also mentions a two story or double dwelling on Boyt South Street and a West Avenue property with prices starting around $26.
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Stroat
Robins and Bath
Gould Atyedt
Boyt South Street
Colmmbyn Aye
Weat
Wayne Street
Wotainly
Mra Avenue
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Erie
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MR. Kincaid
Ilnees
Vorby, PA
Grimily
Congress
Ani
Mrr. Grundy
Riwotlonay Progeisa
W. W. Kincaid
Orrene
Orrine
O, O. Babbitt & Son
Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency
Patate
Guy
ATH
Lntdon
Vrinwe
Pecup Otlay
Wer Olsen
Haniel Bet Aly Wupad
Avis Mor
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