1304 Names On War Lists From Overseas Field
A War Department report lists 1 304 Pennsylvania casualties from overseas, with 541 added today and 782 yesterday. Killed in action totals include 77 today, six Pennsylvanians, and several Marine Corps deaths. The list names soldiers by rank and hometown, with many Died of disease and wounded in action entries, including numerous Pennsylvanians, and prisoners returned to France.
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Washington
War Department
Marine Corps
Ceseeere Rae
Kesd
Abram Branet
Elizabethtown
James W. Burns
Williamstown
William DP
Wade
Lancaster County
Conestoga
Frank V. Harper
Philadelphia
Joe Kirshner
Charleroi
Wesley Yeager
Fort Loudon
Walter F. Dommel
Lancaster
Clayton W. Groff
Martin T. Venesky
Shamokin
Percy N. Reed
Wilkinsboro
John 8
Stoneback
Millway
Jacob B. Williams
Ridgway
Lawrence J. Bergman
Pittsburgh
John R. Kemery
Downingtown
Michael Mastripolito
Henry Moran
Charles V. Lemons
Sugar Rim
Joshua E. Sipes
J. Stengel
Bridesburg
William T. MacSparran
Germantown
Eindle M. Shick
Dayton
Addison W. McWilliams
Canonsburg
France
Germany
Robert E. Quann
Chester
Elmer C. Reichart
Edward Ward
Westville
William S. Wilsher
Carnegie
William Boyken
Zebley T. Swank
Harry Holladay
Earnest P. Morgan
Russell Charles Harback
Mill Hall
Joseph Waffet
Mahanoy City
Albert Phillips
Wilkes-Barre
George L. Roat
West Philadelphia
Dr King’s New Discovery Aids Colds and Coughs
A timeless patent remedy claims to curb coughs colds and related ailments with a long record of use. The advertisement touts it as safe pleasant to take and trusted by grandparents parents and children alike and notes distribution by druggists nationwide.
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Dr. King
Dr. King’s New Life Pills Ad Claimed Mild Stimulation
An old advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as mild and tonic in action. It promises to keep bowels on schedule and the appetite lively while cleansing the system and supporting a stout stomach.
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Dr. King
Firemen Honor Dead Comrades Fallen in War
Memorial services were held in Harrisburg for four fallen firemen from the city serving in the war, with Mayor Keister presiding and Lt Governor-elect Beidleman delivering the principal address. The ceremony at Chestnut Street Auditorium featured a roll call, gold stars, musical selections, and a tribute by the Vet eran Volunteer Firemen's Association.
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Harrisburg
Chestnut Street
Daniel L. Keister
Edward BE
Beidleman
Marguerite Wildman
Veteran Association
Billy Sunday Robbed of Gift Pin in Fort Worth
The Rev. Billy Sunday was robbed of a diamond pin given by John Wanamaker of Philadelphia. Sunday appeared at police headquarters in Fort Worth, Texas, and details of the incident were learned today.
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Billy Sunday
John Wanamaker
Fort Worth
Tex
Philadelphia
Sunday
Police arrest suspect in stone incident with $200 bond
Police arrested a suspect linked to a stone incident and set bond at $200. Details on location and charges are not specified in the fragments.
Heal Skin Diseases with Easy to Use Remedy
A simple liquid remedy quickly relieves itching from eczema blotches ringworm and similar troubles. Available at drug stores 35 cents for a small bottle 1.00 for extra large bottle. The Ger is soothing gentle on delicate skin and costs little. Order today from The E W Rose Co Cleveland Ohio.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
End-of-month Sale of Useful Domestics
End-of-month sale offers heavy reduzctions on blankets calicos dress gingham ticking and awning duck at one fourth off. Soiled sheets pillow cases and muslin remnant lengths offered at twenty to thirty seven percent off with yardage details noted. Bowman’s Second Floor.
Imported Madras For Door and Over-Draperies
A Fourth FloorBowmans offer features imported madras for doors and draperies in rose blue green and brown two toned 48 inch wide priced 2.00 2.50 and 2.98 per yard Silk and mercerized door curtains in green rose brown two and a half yards long priced 6.00 to 8.75 per pair Lace filet net Irish paint voile and marquisette curtains in white ivory ecru 2 1/4 to 3 yard lengths priced 1.39 to 12.00 per pair Cretonne for upholstery cushions and draperies 30 and 36 inches wide in light medium and dark patterns priced 0.30 to 1.45 per yard.
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Cretonne
Bowman's
New Evening Frocks Highlighted by Silk and Beading
Soft pink and light blue gowns feature taffeta and satin with silver lace, beading, and tulle draperies. Prices range from 39.50 to 59.50. Georgette and georgette edged gowns decorate Bowman’s Third Floor with decorative girdles and embroidered panels.
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Bowman’s
Special Prices on Woolen Goods For Wintry Days
Bowman’s Main Floor advertises 54-inch suede velours and velour de laine for coats or suits at 3.95 to 4.50. 52-inch high finish broadcloth in multiple colors 3.95. 48 and 54-inch all wool skirtings with checks and plaids. 48-inch all wool French serge 3.50 to 3.95. Large range of French serges 1.00 to 4.95. 42-inch Premier cloth mohair wool mix 2.50. 40-inch silk and wool poplins various shades. 40-inch wool Charmeuse 3.25. 40-inch silk and wool Bengaline and 38-inch all wool taffeta listed with prices.
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Laine
Veen Arm Haters Nies
Iets
Ceeseesenes
Bowman
Sleds For Boys and Girls and Willow Sleigh Bodies
A local ad notes Willow sleigh bodies with braided willow tops and hi backs for children, priced from $1.35 to $3.25, plus light snow shovels and the Lightning guide steering sled as a market option. It mentions coming events and a snowy season hinting at coasting activity.
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Bowman
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James Leddy
Matthew Longo
Treverton
William Richardson Patton
Venetia
Charles F. Long
Uniontown
John H. Patterson
Wilbur Fillmore Corbin
Huntington
Roy B. Hall
Warren
George W. Keiser
Harry G. Burnsteel
Morristown
Martin A. Lavin
South
Bethlehem
John de Hart Harrison
Norristown
Fred E. Stuard
Spring Creek
Raymond Russell Goehring
Zelienople
James C. Yorke
Norman E. Gardner
Wheeler B. Horner
Michael J. Shortley
Braddock
Drew J. Toland
Warren L. Cole
Marsh Hill
Walter H. Mann
Sunbury
Charles Edwin Essig
Pottstown
Claude E. Green
Highspire
Henry P. Lotz
Harold L. Marsh
Corry
John T. Pusey
John Wilcox
Paul D. Baum
Wilmerding
Stanley B. Boyle
Crafton
William de Bruno
Coraopolis
Charles E. Greenback
St. Clair
William M. Hevencamp
Roaring Branch
John J. Groupe
Middletown
Aloysius Leo Peirce
Theodore van Horn
Dawson
Alfred Yott
Lebanon
John HE. Byrnes
Eli Louis Chabassol
Cecil
Andrew O. Cotyk
James de Paul Braddock
Arthur E. Higson
Ivan K. Hilliard
Dubois
Harry W. Klinzing
Clinton C. Rexroth
York
Albert D. Sutherland
Butler
William Yearsley Walton
Walling
Andy Clancy
Lindale Conover
Adamsburg
Dave Griffith
Star Junction
Henry Happ
John F. Harrity
Emmitt Hook
Charles H. Laundrie
Cosmimo D. Matolo
Swissvale
Isaac W. R
James Neely
Samuel Payne
Cuddy
Dominico Perfisco
Rk. F. di
Box
Altoona
Omar H. Polk
Joseph Verbos
Steelton
Henson
Wright
Leanour
Hine
Public Health Service
Taffiaenes
S&s
Gorgas Drug Stores
Chas. H. Mauk Private
I. B. Dickinson
Charles W. Revie
Alison Company
Louis KE. Houseal
Citizen Company
Clarence. Hinkle
John
Peifer, Jr
Good Will Company
North Third Street
Association
Ellis N. Kremer
Reformed Salem Church
Augustus Wildman
H. O. Holstein
Israel
Frank McEntry
Margaret Vaughn
Margaretta Kennedy
Harold B. Walsh
RE. Beldleman
Die Madonna
Benediction
W. W. Dailey
St. Mary's ‘Catholic Church
America
BELL
United
Madras
Lumipcid
Lawson
BOW Man's
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