Local residents pledge help for families' Christmas baskets
Community volunteers including Mrs. Welch Mrs. Rose Berry Dr. B McWhinney Mrs Fritz Parcel Mrs Pearl Hoffman and Mrs Clare Arnello organize Christmas baskets for needy families. They plan toys clothing stockings food and other items to bring joy to families numbered 21 28 32 and a lonely hard working woman.
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Pearl Hoffman
Broadway
King
Clare Arnello
S. East St
Imatha
Opportunities Here Is a List of Needy Families for The Times Santa Claus Club
A long list details families needing help this year with baskets of gifts and clothing. No. 25 mentions a tubercular patient moved to a rural district. No. 27 describes a deserted mother with children ages 11, 11, and 9. No. 28 reports parents needing winter clothes for children 8, 4, 6 and 4 months. No. 30 notes tubercular risk and six children. No. 34 and No. 35 describe elderly or working parents needing dinners, baskets and gifts. No. 36 through No. 41 cover multiple families with high need for shoes, clothing, toys, and bedding, plus concerns about Juvenile Court actions and health issues.
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Times Santa Claus Club
Geneva
Family Welfare Society
Santa
Arta
New Bondsmen at City Prison Shuffle Bail Signers
The Municipal Judges order barring several professional bondsmen from signing real estate bonds prompted an influx of new bondsmen. Old line bondsmen like Louis Brown and Sam Farb posted cash to circumvent the rule. Bond sheets list numerous property owners with unencumbered estates from $1,001 to $31,000. Affected bondsmen typically charge $5 per $100 of bail.
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Dan V. White
Paul C. Wetter
Louis Brown
Sam Farb
Joe Foppiano
Harry Campbell
Charles Gmil
Louis Thomas
E. H. Moorman
Grace M. House
Isaac Sagalosky
Charles F. Hahn
Stonewall Sidlinger A. O
Cora Ruse
Ida K. Jennings
John Stover
Lizzie L. Whit
Konjola Promised Relief for Rheumatism in Indianapolis
An Indianapolis man John C Realey and his wife credit Konjola with ending years of rheumatic pain. The Konjola Man at Hook's Drug Store, at Pennsylvania and Market Streets, demonstrated the product and urged others to try it for lasting relief.
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John C. Realey
Indianapolis
Michigan St
Konjola
Hook's Drug Store
Pennsylvania
Market Sts
Mrs. Realey
Market Bts
Free Trial Offer for Asthma Relief in Winter
An advertisement promotes a free trial from the Ir tier Asthma Co claiming a remarkable method to stop severe asthma attacks in cold damp conditions. It urges sufferers to request the free trial regardless of prior remedies or faith, promising progress and relief.
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Ir Tier Asthma Co
Frontier Asthma Co Free Trial Offer
Free trial coupon invitation from Frontier Asthma Co located at Frontier Building 462 Niagara Street Buffalo New York urging readers to send for a free trial of their method. The brief notice emphasizes accessibility and a prompt response for interested individuals.
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Frontier Asthma CO
Headache Relief Tablet Ad Promises Cure for Cold
An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine tablets as a safe and proven remedy that stops headaches by treating colds. The box bears the signature BE. W. Grove and the price is 30c.
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BE. W. Grove
Hoosier chemist forecasts his own death
Dr. Otto A. Oppelt, 68, noted chemist and druggist of Pu rubany Indiana, died Monday. He had told friends two years earlier that his death would occur in the closing month of 1926 and said there was no use worrying. He was suffering from an ailment that would prove fatal.
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B. McWhinney
Capitol Ave
Santa Claus
Fritz Parcel
Spann Ave
Inl Purubany
Ind
Otto A. Oppelt
Oppelt
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