Alaska voyage romance in frontier town encounter
On a five hour Moose Head stop Elliot, a government official, offers Miss O Neill rubbers and escorts her to the famous local waterfall. She hesitates yet accepts help as they share casual talk about Alaska, labor, capital, and a looming return to Kusiak as they await night departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macdonald
Gordon
Colby Macdonald
Trelawney
Alaska
Mac
Hannah
Moose Head
Elliot
Miss O'Neill
Kusiak
Elliott
Ireland
The Yukon Trail Scene on Karma Wharf
Miss O Neill tenders care to displaced frontier orphans while John Husted arrives to shared fatherhood. A rain soaked afternoon and a poker table crowd at the Kusiak shipboard lounge reveal social tensions and fresh longing in Gordon Elliott new frontier narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss O'Neill
John Husted
Elliot
Macdonald
Strong
Fairbanks
Mrs. Mallory
Arctic
New York
Vienna
London
Arts
Gordon Elliott
Kusiak
Northrup and
Trelawney
Camphorole Promises Fast Cold Relief
Camphorole claims to relieve colds quickly by loosening congestion in head and chest and easing cough. It warns pneumonia season and touts Wintergreen Menthol and Camphor as the active mix, recommended by physicians for bronchitis sore throat croup whooping cough tonsillitis pleurisy and neuralgia.
I Was Ailing For A Long Time Woman Testimony
Mrs. A Johnson of Harrisburg reports long stomach trouble nervousness dizziness and headaches. After trying Sanpan she claims relief from stomach pain nervousness and fatigue and says she feels perfectly well. Sanpan advertised at Keller's Drug Store 405 Market Street Harrisburg with a Sanpan man meeting the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Johnson
North
Dmleventh Street
Harrisburg
Sanpan
Keller's Drug Store
Market St
Adyv
Tonsiline Sore Throat Remedy Ad Follows Wisdom On Disease Seat
An old advertisement urges relief for sore throat by attacking the disease’s seat and endorses Tonsiline as the national remedy. It markets bottles in hospital size for a dollar and features a long necked bottle logo to seek at drug stores.
Their Married Life and a Cat Named Mahomet
Frances recalls a Sunday when Mahomet the cat cried for company while Frances, Carp, and Helen relaxed at home. A misread poison scare ends when a studio neighbor explains she fed the cat to comfort him. The incident deepens their affection for Mahomet and hints he stays with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Helen
Mahomet
Carp
Warren
Louise
Long Island
Winifred
Abe
Township Supervisors Reduce Tax Mill Rate
Killinger Pa December 8 The township supervisors held their annual meeting and settled the year leaving 944 44 in the treasury They organized a new board with Motter Wert and Boyer The tax millage was reduced by one half cent Other items note corn harvest revival meetings and social visits plus a farm sale of Calvin P Wert farm containing 36 acres
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Motter
J. Frank Wert
S. B. Boyer
BK. W. Lenker
United Brethren Church
G. W. Hallman
J. Jr. Miller
Fashions of To Day No 9596 doll outfit pattern
Christmas demand boosts doll costumes with a one piece dress and coat in the latest style. Pattern No 9596 offers sizes 18 22 and 26 inches high and can be mailed for ten cents. Materials lists include 34 yard 36 inch and 5 yard 44 for dress, 34 yard 36 or 54 yard 44 for coat, plus % yard of either width for the hat.
Swab Company to Build 500 Wagons for Government
Elizabethville Pa Dec 8 The Swab Wagon company has received a government sample wagon and is ordered to manufacture 500 wagons of a similar pattern at once. Also local items note hunting for pheasants, substitute rural carrier duty, and various social visits. Building in Dauphin shows new home foundations and Red Cross meeting. Samuel Snyder dies at 64 in New Bloomfield with funeral pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D Helt
Center County
Earl E. Stine
William Witmer
Millersburg
C. Shutt
Broad Street
Elmira Hoffner
Logatton
J. B. Gohs
Milton
Harry Matter
Harrisburg
Hilda Moyer
W. Moyer
Marietta
Florence Wehr
Ruth Miller
New York City
Arline Snyder
Millersville
Francis M. Lenker
Rebecca Burnell
Swab
Washington, D. C
Harvey
Gauglois
Lawrence W. Buffington
Philadelphia
Jay R. Eby
Pierce Business School
J.S. Farnsworth
Orwigsburg
A. M. Romberger
Camp Gordon
Atlanta
Georgia
Samuel Snyder
New Bloomfield
Snyder
Christ's Lutheran Church
David A. Snyder
Pittsburgh
Casper C. Nickel
Loysville
Mount Zion Cemetery
Spring Township
Patriotic Rally to be Held by Manchester P O S of A
Washington Camp No 42 P O S of A in Manchester Pa hosts a patriotic rally at Fraternity Hall with speaker J Calvin Strayer former national president and an order orchestra providing music Refreshments served in basement Also notes: Red Cross unit organized with fifty members and officers elected I Reachard president H Hartman treasurer May May Gross and Everhart recruited new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Washington Camp
S. of A
E. D. Jacobs
Jacobs
United Brethren Church
J. A. Gohn
Pleasant Grove
Theda Jacobs
Philadelphia
Mira Fannie Jacobs
Agnes Mathias
Red Cross Auxiliary
Mary E. May
Charles Weigle
Oscar Frantz
York Haven
J. A. Hanna
James
Gress
Colora
J. V. Gress
American Red Cross
Fraternity Hall
Walter MacBlain
York
W. H. Feldman
Union Lutheran Church of York
Red Cross
I. W. Reachard
William H. Sheffer
Romaine Gross
D. B. Hartman
J. C. May
Estella Bell
Mary May
Daniel Everhart
W C T U Meeting at Newville Next Tuesday
Newville Pa December 8 Next Tuesday the Woman s Christian Temperance Union Institute will be held at Newville Morning session 10 o clock in G A R room High street Afternoon session 1 30 at same place Evening session 7 30 at Church of God Big Spring avenue Feature of the evening meeting will be a silver medal contest Other local society notices and visits follow including Civic Club lecture and church activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newville
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Institute
High Street
Church of God
Big Spring Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mary E. Landis
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Lulu Shhulenberger
Civic Club
E. 8. Manning
Winifred 8. Woods
South America
Big Spring Presbyterian Church
Mary Alma Allen
Harrisburg
W. A. Ker
Chestnut Street
Lizzie Huntsberger
John Eckels
Camden
N. J
Henry Remsberg
Middletown
Francis Derick
Paul Davidson
Washington, D. C
Medical Corps
United States Army
Elizabethtown Appoints Fire Chief as District Marshal
Elizabethtown Pa December 8 H Horst chief of the Friendship Fire Engine and Hose Co has been named assistant State Fire Marshal by G Chalport. He will report fires and origins in the borough and vicinity. Mrs Add Witman injured her right arm in a cedar fall. A deer hunting party from the borough plans a week at Pine Grove Furnace. The Lutheran and Reformed Sunday schools organize basketball teams with upcoming games. Guests include Mr and Mrs Jacob Hackman of Milton Grove and Arthur Morrison of Falmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sizabethtown
H. Horst
Friendship Fire Engine and Hose Company
G. Chalport
Add Witman
West High Street
Cedar Fell
Pine Grove Furnace
Martin
J. M. Shockers
R. H. Shissler
HM. H. Garman
A. A. Hertzler
Arthur Seachrist
Charles Franciscus
M. &. Lindemuth
Wayne Garrett
Farrer
H. H. Brandt
Lutheran and Reformed
Lutheran
Coble
Gontian
Good
Boggs
Heisey
Reformed—Beets
Meckley
Heilman
J. Deets
Seibert
Jacob Hackman
Milton Grove
Arthur Morrison
Falmouth
Local social notes from Harrisburg and Lancaster
Philadelphia guest of Miss Margaret Black at Center Square Milliner. Mr and Mrs W F Groff visiting friends in Lancaster. P N Fridy of Brooklyn NY stays with relatives here. Mrs M E B Black visits her Harrisburg parents. Nelson Shickley takes position in Lancaster. Homer Burkley returned from Camp Dix Wrightstown NJ where he worked as a carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Alex. J. McNeely
Brooklyn
N. Y
Harry Singer
Red Cross
Helen Miller
David Gotwall
David
Joseph
Guy Stickell
Betty
Mary Sourbier
Camp Hill
George Landis
Mary Umberger J
Emma Reel
Harrisburg
Ruth Shaffer
Charles A. Shaffer
Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
Marion Bickel
Ora Bickel
William Irvin
William Shaulter
William Douglass
Thomas Keller
Edward Shaulter
Weickert
Elizabeth Poffenberger
Markshore
Dick Feaser
Charles Dewalt
Penbrook
Mahlon Fishbaugh
Grace
York
Walter Speece
Speeceville
Sabra Clark
Marguerite Williams
Macon
Goucher College
Baltimore
W. P. Clark
Etta McNeely
Caroline Maurey
Millersburg
Isaac Fite
The
Presbyterian Church
Margaret Brooks
Margaret Black
Center Square
W. F. Groff
Lancaster
P. N. Fridy
M. EB. Black
Nelson Shickley
Homer Burkley
Camp Dix
Wrightstown
N. J
Marmola Tablets Promise Fat Loss Without Dieting
An old advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple harmless method to shed two to four pounds weekly without dieting or exercise. It claims users may eat and live freely while losing fat and directs readers to buy locally or write to Marmela Company at Detroit address.
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Marmela Company
Woodward Ave
Detroit, Mich
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