Kidney remedy claims flood market with dubious antidotes
A damaged ad fragment touts a so called kidney remedy sold by distributors and retailers. It alleges cure claims and cites a Mrs Williams and a Mrs A Williams with an address, urging readers to ask for a specific product. The text reads like an unreliable testimonial and promotes a named pill as available at all dealers.
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Tryon Kulfer
Carey
A. Williams
W. Wayne Shydag
Anil Daniano SiMe
Milleya
Dean
Pico Fe
Widney Pitle
Mo Williams
Poxter
Aubuen Qo
Migra
Budo, N
Advinwatd
PUBLIC SALE AT WILLowsbrook ITEMS AND LIVESTOCK AUCTION
The writer schedules a public sale at Pattie and on Willowsbrook Road near Corty. Sale starts 10 o clock Saturday September 20. Auction lists Holstein cows bred to Colantha Yowkay Nitherlums and other cattle set to freshen in October. Also goat, hens, young stock, and farm implements with a long list of tools and miscellaneous items. All cattle under ten dollars. larger items on terms with good paper. Christie Powers, Auctioneer.
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Wniter
Willowsbrook
Corty
Gale
Ensoree
Moon
Christie
VL Powers
Avotiunser
Monuments At the Old Prices
The Star Granite & Marble Works advertises monuments at old prices after buying stock before a price surge. Purchases are limited as remaining stock is offered to customers who act quickly.
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Volyanes
Btarr Granita & Marble Wores
Local Notes and notices from the area
A car driven by George Nagle suffered a broken steering gear and wheel damage after a collision with a vehicle linked to Ole Bales of Westfield. Resident Ait De Balis, known locally, died September 10 at home after a lingering illness, survived by a large family including Mrs. Porn Bales and several relatives in Gowanda, Corry, and North Rust. Also reported are job ads, paint prices, a near-miss yard incident involving W C Shields, and weekly meat and fish specials at Northside Market in Bell.
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Tirbueny ‘Greeley
George Nagle
Nagle
Balen
Greely
Elasma
de Balis
Werthoy No
Hetly
Spring St
Knepp's
W. C. Shields
East Church
Hbor
Northside
N_ Center St
Bell Phone
Union
Seagle and Maneel to Perform in All Star Concert Season
Oscar Seagle the baritone will appear October 7 in a joint recital with Barbara Maneel, mezzo-soprano, in the All Star Popular Concert season. Seagle coaches farming and voice on his Camp Lake Norwon farm, planning dormitories and practice halls for students, while continuing farm operations at his Seagle Lake property in New York. Barbara Maneel, a frequent partner, joined Seagle after prior tours and works with Joan de Rowe, who prepared his Paris studio pieces. The program also features Columbia Stellar Male Quartet and Amparito Forrap among other renowned acts.
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Oscar Seagle
Lave
Barbara Maneel
Mr. Seagle Thas
Stuents
United States
France
Switzerland
England
Ithie -Hoen
New York State
Mr. Beagle
Sehroon Lake
N.Y
Aaron Fad
Soagle
Barbara Maural
Lara
Paria
Joan de Roweke
Sengle
de Resuie
Mauret
Sinen
Behroon Lak
Beagle
Neal
Mulges! Weason
Columbia
Sascha Jacobsen
Amparito Forrap
Proseid
Ober
Dame fashion says coat style and velvet finish dominate
A garbled fashion note touts a velvety coat with a gold front and a stylish Jersey top. It promises a unique plaited silhouette and versatile shade options to suit the wearer, emphasizing bold texture and complete look.
Fall and Winter Suits Show Luxurious Materials
The new Autumn suits emphasize luxury with rich fabrics and elaborate trimmings. Fur trim and vivid linings enhance the riff style, promising quality and price. Prices range from 27.50 to 125.00.
Beautiful New Coats In Soft Materials At Wholesale Prices
Choose now from hundreds of coats featuring silvertone cords velours and rich fabrics. Styles include ripple jackets belts and convertible collars with practical warmth for cool days. Early purchase saves money as wholesale prices have risen by five to ten dollars per garment.
Millinery Section Opens with New Fat Fashions
The display invites visitors to explore the second floor Millinery Section and try on hats. Prices range from 50 cents to 8 50 with hats and tams in felt, corduroy and velvet.
Best Showing of Women’s Ready-to-Wear Garments This Week
The store promotes a wide selection of women’s ready-to-wear garments offered at lower prices this week. Shoppers can expect a broad range of styles and sizes with bargains not to be available later.
New Fall Waists In Pleasing Crepe De Chine Styles
A catalog of fall waists in crepe de chine and georgette offers white, flesh, bisque and navy options with plain, embroidered, and neck styles. Prices range from 5.95 to 8.50 for regular waists and 1.50 to 3.40 for white waists, highlighting extra value.
New Winter Coats for Misses 6 to 17
Readable ad copy notes coats for young girls from six to seventeen with smart styles at early selection. Emphasizes appeal to every girl and mentions price and best season selection.
Women and Men Umbrellas At Discounted Prices
Store offers women umbrellas priced from 1.75 to 3.50 with extra quality American taffeta tops and 7 rib paragon frames. Men's umbrellas listed at 1.50 to 3.00 with various finishes and handles.
Fashion Favors Tricolette for Fall Gowns
Tricolette silk gowns highlighted for fall with pliant soft fabric and embroidery. New styles include soft blouses round necks plain dresses overskirt and coat effects with lace braid and button accents. Dresses in satin serge and triotine priced at 50 65 and 67 50 attractively displayed. visit to preview even if not buying.
Umbrellas for the Family Arrive in Appealing Range
Wide array of rain umbrellas suitable for men women and children offered at bargain prices. Bright selection targets family needs with an emphasis on affordability during this season.
Special Kayser Gloves 79c Pair Sale
Special sale offers Kayser gloves at 79 cents a pair. The stock includes about fifteen dozen discontinued styles previously priced at 1.00 to 1.50. Available are women’s lined cashmerette real chamoisette stret de chamois and Kayser sill gloves in sizes 6 to 8.
London News Quotes on Morality and War Stores
The London brief quotes Misa Mand Synge on women’s concerns when alone and Prince von Bülow faulting German political honesty. It notes the air plus government war stores reaching 1.45 billion pounds to date.
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Prince von Bulow
Charleston
Nowa and Courier
London
Airplus
Raincoat Order Ad Cites Mrs M. Aged Buyer
Classified notice advertises raincoats with contact for Mrs M and a Bol phone line. Includes cryptic address and ordering instruction.
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Irving Bt
Bolphone
For Sale Bargains and Household Goods in October
An assortment of secondhand items offered for sale includes a 4 cylinder city car at 160 dollars, a 1018 model touring car in fair condition, and other odds and ends. Contact 332 West Wayne Br for viewing and inquiries.
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Byron Davide
Coluntins
Olliph
West
Wayne Br
Tye
Atwin Bt
Lyine
Batr
Riglivh Bongle
Aurgain
Elty
J.B. Ring
Arch Coben
H-Lote
Graouind
Widney
San Francisco Chronicle Report Cites Plan Change
A chaotic note from the San Francisco Chronicle hints at a shift in strategy amid concerns over storage risks. The article references “ptomalnos” dangers and pledges no vat approach, signaling a planning pivot.
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San Francisco
Collision Delays Keystone Express Near Birmingham
Report says the Keystone Express traveling eastbound on the Pennsylvania railroad derailed after striking wreckage from a freight train near Birmingham. Several persons were slightly injured and the accident caused hours of delay for travelers.
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United Press
Altona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Birmingham
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