Ford's Eagles Start On Trip To the Orient
Three U S Navy Eagles numbered 1 2 and 3 arrived at New London submarine base after a St Lawrence river voyage and eastern coast run. Three others from Detroit are ice bound on the Great Lakes. Eagles 1 2 and 3 head for China under their own power with seventy men aboard each craft. They trained in New London earlier this year and will likely depart again this week for the second leg.
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New London
Conn
Ford
United States Navy
St. Lawrence River
Cape Cod Canal
Detroit
Great Lakes
China
Vigorous Ambition Pills Offer Refund Guarantee
Ad promotes Wendell's Ambition Pills as a tonic for tiredness nervousness poor blood headaches and other ailments. It guarantees improvement within two days and one box restores confidence with a full refund if not satisfied supported by H C Kennedy authorized dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Kennedy
Wendell
Musterole Offers Blister-Free Mustard Plaster Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Musterole as a clean white ointment alternative to old-fashioned mustard plasters. It claims rapid relief for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headaches and other pains with no blistering and lists 30c 60c and hospital size 2 50 jars.
WWI Casualties And Decorations From Port Trevorton Area
Middleburgh Pa December 13 reports Frank Attinger of Port Trevorton awarded Croix de Guerre for bravery under bombardment while serving with the Susquehanna University Ambulance Corps. Lieut J W Stepp of Port Trevorton buried in Arlington National Cemetery near Robert E Lee mansion. Erman Lepley of Beaver Springs promoted after rapid service rise. Roy Reigle of Paxtonville wounded, Walter L Yeager of Paxtonville wounded in October.
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Middleburgh
Frank
Attinger
Port Trevorton
F. H. Attinger
Susquehanna University Ambulance Corps
Frank Attinger
Roye
J. W. Stepp
Washington, D. C
Arlington National Cemetery
Robert E. Lee
Stepp
Signal Corps
George P. Screven
Military Aeronautic Branch
Erman Lepley
214Th Infantry
Middletown held for court charged with carrying revolver
John Klinger was held under $1,000 bail after a hearing before Squire W. J. Kennard on a charge of carrying concealed deadly weapons. Prosecution by Ralph Herchberger followed an incident in which Klinger allegedly shot William Campbell on Saturday afternoon in Middletown. The report also covers deaths from diphtheria and a stroke, funeral arrangements, local business sales, residents visiting, and a Red Cross meeting.
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John Klinger
Squire W. J. Kennard
Ralph Herchberger
Market Street
Klinger
William Campbell
Harry Kurtz, Jr
Harry B. Kurtz
East Main Street
Lee Kurtz
O. M. Kraybill
Church of God
Middletown
Annie Stuckey
North Pine Street
Nelson Yoa
Race Street
Fuller Bergstresser
St. Peter's Luth Church
R. C. Burd
Wincroft
South Union Street
Wharton & Company
Main
Race Streets
P. Wharton
Arthur Sohn
Pine and
Brown Streets
Ralph Sohn
Palmyra
Leroy Robinson
Edith Sohn
Annie Sohn
Town
Karl Sohn
Claude Sohn
Russel Sohn
J. Barber
United Brethren Church
Lebanon
Andrew Charters
Panama
George Charters
North Spring Street
George Poist
Philadelphia
C. R. Poist
Daniel Palmer
York
Kirk Schwan
Mount Wolff
York County
Albert Ginter
Valparaiso
Ind
Pine Street
Aviation Depot
Red Cross
John FE. Cobaugh
T. M. Yost
North Union Street
Adam Rope, Jr
Three Mile Island
York Haven
Harry Foster
Bethlehem
John Schraedley
South Catherine Street
Mary Butteroff
Harrisburg
Collier's Will Faces Court Scrutiny in New York
In New York Surrogate's Court Payne Whitney Finley Peter Dunne and Francis P Garvan declined appointment as executors and residuary legatees of Robert J Collier. They proposed Mrs Sarah Sterling Collier be named executrix instead. Mrs Collier seeks probate of the will. The estate value is not estimated.
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Associated Press
New York
Payne Whitney
Finley Peter Dunne
Francis P. Garvan
Robert J. Collier
Collier’s Weekly
P. F. Collier and Sons, Inc
Sarah Stewart Collier
Collier
Collier's Weekly
Messrs. Whitney
Dunne and Garvan
Washington News Notes On Radio Ownership Hearings
In Washington the House merchant marine committee resumed hearings on the administration bill for permanent government ownership of radio lines with Marconi and other opposed interests to be heard. Also in Washington the Senate committee on beer and German propaganda resumed sessions with Samuel Untermyer on the stand. The war revenue bill discussion moved to the income tax section amid prospects of reopened debate as Senator Penrose prepared an address.
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Washington
House Merchant Marine Committee
Marconi
Senate
Samuel Untermyer
New York
Senater
Penrose
Phosphated Iron Promises Quick Health Boost for Nerves
An advertisement urges men and women to use Phosphated Iron to restore red blood and nerve vigor. It claims rapid relief from fatigue, restless nights, poor appetite, and indigestion, touting “live” energy and stronger health across all walks of life. Capsules are endorsed, with brands cannulea G, A, Gorgas and leading druggists named.
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Gorgas
Neutrone Prescription 99 Promises Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement touts Neutrone Prescription 99 as a blood purifying internal remedy for rheumatism, gout, and kidney issues. It claims to reduce joint and muscle pain without clogging pores and lists Harrisburg sellers G. A. Gorgas and P. B. Stavion as sources.
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Harrisburg
G. A. Gorgas
North Third Street
P. B. R. Stavion
Ady
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eagles
Navy Reach Submarine Base
Sheridan
Roy Reigle
Walter L. Yeager
Lieut, J. W. Stepp
Etter
Gohl, Rinkenbach & Rouse Optometrists
Opticians
North Fourth Street
The
Wintermints Company
Herr Streets
Collier’s
N.Y. Court
Whitney
Dunne and
Garvan
R. F. Webster
Order of Owls
Kensington Nest
Lincoln Nest
Pennsylvania
Webster
Textile Hall
Kensington Avenue
Cumberland Streets
Earth
America
Deutrichs
House of Kuppenheimes
Adler
Doutrichs
Doutrich
Harrisburg, PA
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