A Girl and a Man A New Romance of City Life Chapter LV I
Agnes Morley faces a morning after a night of turmoil. Jennie the maid helps, then Agnes plans to call Hale and Bainbridge about Miss Morley’s operation. Agnes decides to manage alone and return after hospital news, leaving Jennie with the dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Terhune van Water
Star Company
Jennie O'Neill
Agnes
Jennie
Hale & Bainbridge
Miss Morley
Ques
Agnes Morley
Five Minutes Relief from Indigestion with Diapepsin
A vintage advertisment urges quick relief from stomach misery with Diapepsin. It promises five minutes to calm sour, gassy, and undigested food, claiming the product digests meals, regulates the stomach, and costs fifty cents for a large case at drug stores.
Charming robe pattern and warm flannel fabrics forecast for cold weather
The notice describes a long tapering collar robe with patch jacket construction and drop shoulder seams for easy fit. It praises oy cloth and terry cloth options and notes various flannel fabrics for warmth. Sewing pattern No. 8914 covers three sizes, mailed for fifteen cents, and building permits are listed for H E Jones, Wilhelm Plank, and Mrs Annie Stapf with stated addresses and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Jones
Chestnut Street
Wilhelm Plank
North Third
Annie Stapf
North Third Street
Wrinkle Chaser Usit Promises Quick Renewal
Purported skin treatment Usit advertised as the “Arab's Secret” claims to erase wrinkles and restore youthfulness. The product, sold for 50 cents, is touted as a night application to be used before retiring with immediate relief for chapped skin, available at Gorgas druggist and other dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorgas
The Folly of Digestive Pills Warns Against After-Meal Remedies
An old warning cautions that many people become chronic dyspeptics by using artificial digestants after meals. It urges replacing pills with bisulated magnesia to neutralize stomach acidity and restore natural digestion, sold by G. A. Gorgas and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Gorgas
Clocks for Every Description in Big Event
Mantel desk hall and alarm clocks in mahogany marble brass and ivory offered with full guarantee. Shop early while assortments are complete.
Exquisite lamp sale offers rich lamps at low prices
An advertisement touts a large collection of glass brass and mahogany lamps priced from 3.50 to 35.00. It promises exceptional value and urges customers to take advantage of substantial savings on handsome lamps.
Francis Joseph Rested in Tomb After Vienna Funeral
London dispatch reports the funeral procession for Francis Joseph left the Hofburg Chapel at 2 pm and traveled to Saint Stephen's Cathedral. An Imperial guard led the hearse eight horses drew the bier while nobles and guards carried torches and crucifixes to the crypt at Capuchin Church. The emperor Charles and officials later entered the crypt to transfer the coffin to the custody of the Snoneath monks with the golden key given to the senior monk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tate
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Hofburg Chapel
Saint Stephen's Cathedral
Charles
Noted Tenor to Sing for Elks in Harrisburg
Plans announced for the Harrisburg Lodge No 12 Elks annual Lodge of Sorrow to be held at Majestic theater Sunday at 3 30 with featured artists including John B Seifert Pittsburg tenor Elizabeth Ruth Johnson Lebanon violinist and the Lebanon Quintette plus Abner W Hartman and Rev Floyd A Appleton D D. A Pittsburgh tenor John B Seifert will perform for the second Harrisburg appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Sorrow
Harrisburg
B. P. O. Elks
Abner W. Hartman
Majestic Theater
William I. Swope
Clearfield
John B. Seifert
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Ruth Johnson
Lebanon
William K. Brumbaugh
William H. Witherow
Elizabeth R. Johnson
Claude H. Sowers
Irvin W. Miller
George L. Hoff
Octavius Lichtenhaler
John Hunsicker
Hunter's Pipe Explodes and Fatal Pipe Burns Eye
In Charleston Illinois on December 1 William Decker, a gas plant worker, was injured when a cartridge in his pipe exploded, potentially destroying one eye. Earlier, near Seventeenth and Briggs streets, William Fry narrowly escaped death when his car overturned, with two others involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs Street
Fry
William H. Fry
Market Street
Ida Lee Fry
Bertha Swenson
William Fry
Hunter
Charleston
Ill
William Decker
Seventeenth
Briggs Streets
Frick Company Declares 17 Percent Dividend
Waynesboro Pennsylvania December 1 1907 the board of directors of the Frick Company declared an annual dividend of 17 percent on its capital stock of 1 500 000 The dividend amounts to 105 000 and will be paid December 15 The business of the company during the past year amounted to 1 940 000 Food Sale and Supper Dauphin Pennsylvania December 1 1907 a food sale and supper will be held Saturday afternoon and evening by the Presbyterian Sunday School class taught by Miss Margaret Brooks at her home in Erie street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frick Company
Waynesboro
The
Dauphin
Presbyterian
Margaret Brooks
Erie Street
William Cromleigh Breaks Leg in Barn Accident
In Shiremanstown Pennsylvania on December 1 William Cromleigh of St. John's fell from a ladder in a barn and broke his left leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiremanstown
William Cromleigh
St. John's
Also Mentioned on This Page
May Manton
C. R. Boas
Imperial Hardware Co
Kohner
N. Fourth St
Big Saving
Sheffield
ELKS
Harrisburg Hospital
Scott
Scot
Scott & Bowne
Herman Avenue
Rossmoyne Street
Lemoyne
William Fettrow
Bell Phone
Bell System
Bell Telephone CO
B. WA
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