Recent Deaths in Central Pennsylvania
Willow Street Mrs. Elias Andrews age 67 died after a long illness. She was a Mennonite church member. Survived by husband and several children. Waynesboro Lester James Funk son of Roy H and Henrietta Funk of Goods Siding died last night.
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Willow Street
Elias Andrews
Mennonite Church
Waynesboro
Lester James Funk
Mny
Roy H
Henrietta Unk
Woman Testifies Swamp Root Cured Kidney Trouble
A 1912 letter from Mrs. Alva Baxter of Orange Texas credits Dr Kilmer Swamp Root with curing years of back pains and kidney trouble. The testimonial notes nine years of good health following treatment and urges others to try the product. Subscriptions and notary verification are included, with an offer to send a sample bottle for ten cents.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Harrisburg
Dads Telegraph
Cure skin troubles overnight with Ucanol
Advert says antiseptic Ucanol cures eczema pimples and salt rheum by bedtime use. It promises itching relief rapid soreness reduction and destruction of germs with new tissue forming by morning. Sold with a money back guarantee and a liberal supply for not more than 50 cents from C Kennedy.
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C. Kennedy
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Dark Hair
Advertisement claims a 10 cent Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound darkens gray hair naturally and evenly while also curing dandruff scalp itching and hair loss. Users dampen a brush and apply strand by strand with results overnight restoring gloss and seeming fullness.
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Wyeth
Weaver shoots self in Mechanicsburg tragedy
John S. Weaver ex postmaster of Mechanicsburg committed death by own action yesterday afternoon at his East Main street home. The 63 year old, despondent over ill health, used a 32 caliber revolver and shot himself in the mouth. he died instantly. He had been postmaster for 21 years and was active in Republican politics and church work. He is survived by his wife and two brothers. Funeral plans not announced.
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Mechanicsburg
John S. Weaver
East Main Street
Church of God
Washington Fire Company
Eureka Lodge
St. Paul's
St. Paul's Commandery, Ancient and Illustrious Order Knights of Malta
Melita Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Harry Weaver
Carlisle
Smueal Weaver
Camden
N. J
William Penn Highway May Become Part of Ocean-to-Ocean Road
Salt Lake City residents seek an extension of the Pike's Peak Ocean-to-Ocean Highway route to the eastern seaboard via Pittsburgh and Harrisburg. The Salt Lake City Chamber asked Pennsylvania officials for information on the William Penn Highway from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh, while the state highway department said it does not officially recognize named highways and treats all routes by numeral under the Sproul Act.
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Salt Lake City
Atlantic Seaboard
Harrisburg
Chamber of Commerce
Pike's Peak Ocean
R. J. Cunningham
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Altoona
Cunningham
Pennsylvania State Highway Department
Scientists to Attempt Care of Grace Marshall
Johns Hopkins nerve specialists will try to restore Grace Marshall’s mental and physical deficiencies. The 28 year old formerly lived as a prisoner in St. Nee Maryland, is in the Phipps clinic, and has shown limited speech and walking. The case is assisted by Mrs. M. H. James and Emma Davis of the Children’s Aid Society.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Grace Marshall
St. Nee Md
Phipps
M. H. James
Emma Davis
Easton
Children's Aid Society of Maryland
Miss
Social and Personal News From West Shore Towns
West Shore notes list residents and visitors across Enola New Cumberland Shiremanstown and related areas. People travel to York Gettysburg Harrisburg and Reading with many short updates on visits and returns involving family friends and local figures.
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West Shore
G. W. Fisher
M. J. Bard
Enola
York
Howard R. Wagner
Greentree
W. H. Fisher
Harrisburg
Ambrose Sbackenstee
Katherine
New York
A. O. Tarman
Palmyra
W. H. Tarman
Reigle
New Cumberland
Reading
Irene Hoyer
Gettysburg
George Ruhl
Baltimore
Charlie Leaf
W. Kreiger
Steelton
Elizabeth Emenheiser
Shiremanstown
Roy Ze
Dandruff Cure Claim Floods The Page Ad
An old advertisement touts liquid arvon as a guaranteed dandruff cure. It promises dissolution of flakes after nightly scalp application and claims itching will stop and hair will look better after four ounces bought at any drug store.
Weddings in Central Pennsylvania and nearby towns
Multiple weddings reported across Pennsylvania and Maryland including Anna Fox marrying Harrison Sweigert in Adamstown, Mabel Trostle wed to R Griffith in Waynesboro, Ruth Lowman to Ernest Knott in Hagerstown, and Margaret Rupp wed John Hosan in Hagerstown. Also Abbie Kelley and Benjamin Hershey married in Shippensburg. Marietta notes rifle barrel mill upgrade for Russian orders and local employment.
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Goodville
Anna Fox
Harrison Sweigert
Hannastown
Elvis Hornberger
Methodist Episcopal Church
Adamstown
Franklin Trostle
Mabel Trostle
R. Griffith
Mohnton
H. K. Yeakley
Waynesboro
Ruth Lowman
Routerville
Ernest Knott
Emmitsburg
First Baptist
Hagerstown
E. K. Thomas
West Fairview
Charles W. Dice
York
Minnie Grim
Red Lion
United Brethren Parsonage
J. E. B. Rice
Margaret Rupp
Newport
John R. Hosan
Summerdale
First Baptist Church
Abbie Kelley
Benjamin Hershey
Shippensburg
I. K. Thomas
Accidentally Killed Needal on Chesapeake Canal Boat
Daniel Hamburger of Washington D C accidentally shot and killed himself on a boat on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal at Kerfott s Lock near Sharpsburg Maryland yesterday.
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Hagerstown
Daniel Hamburger
Washington, D. C
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Kerfott'’s Lock
Sharpsburg
East End Republicans Plan Open House Evening
The East End Republican club invites members to bring friends to an open house this evening. A brief business session precedes refreshments.
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East End
Republican Club
Cumberland County Horticultural Society elects officers
Sessions in Carlisle Pennsylvania continued with the Cumberland County Horticultural Society electing officers for the coming year. President is H A Surface of Mechanicsburg, vice president I J Brinkerhoff of Lees Cross Roads, secretary treasurer J M Dunlap of Shippensburg.
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Cumberland Institute
Mechanicsburg
Teachers’ Institute of
Cumberland County
Carlisle
Wireless Club
Tech High Wireless Club
Charles Mehring
Harry Hovck
Paul Reynolds
Cumberland County Horticultural Society
H. A. Surface
I. J. Brinkerhoff
Lees Cross Roads
J. M. Dunlap
Shippensbury
Dreads Old Age Yet Promises Strength in Vinal Ad
An advertisement touts Vinoi a tonic claimed to restore strength for the elderly. It lists local Harrisburg pharmacists George A. Gorgas Kennedy's Medicine Store C F Kramer Kitzmiller's Pharmacy and notes cod liver extracts iron peptone beef peptone in a mild tonic wine. It promotes regular diet light exercise and avoidance of worry.
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George A. Gorgas
Kennedy's Medicine Store
Market St
C. F. Kramer
Broad Sts
Kitzmiller’s Pharmacy
Derry Street
Harrisburg
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