25 Mar 1908
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily News
Location
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1908
Page
1
An obscured report describes a deadly event on a street where a person fell and trapped another body between jaws. A Kentucky butcher named Avion Kratzel is named amid garbled text, with references to a crowd, a direct hit, and bystanders, but details are unclear and a complete sequence is not recoverable from the readable fragments.
A fragmented piece discusses half mourning attire, fabric textures, and decorative trims. It mentions a variety of garments, accessories, and decorative suggestions with references to patterns and fabrics, including woolen mittens and vegetal shirt details. The text reads like a fashion column with terms and names that anchor it to period style, though many words are garbled.
A fragmented description of delicate fabrics and spring styles highlighting cotton blends and vivid color tones. Mentions new garments with intricate trimmings, ready for wear, and notes about suitability for school wear and fashion trends.
An advertisement claims Pazq ointment can cure piles within one to four days with a guaranteed result. It emphasizes quick relief and a guaranteed cure, targeting readers seeking fast treatment for hemorrhoids.
An advertisement urges readers to try a homemade formula mixed from Dandelion, Compound Kargon, and Compound Syrup Sursaparkita. The plan, said to be inexpensive and effective, is prepared at home or sold in small quantities by first day drugstores. Adults take a teaspoon after meals and at bedtime, with expected benefits within days.
A March 26 survey shows eastern Pennsylvania furnaces largely active except a few at Reading area plants like Lehigh Valley towns, with several stacks idle and no near-term restart plans. About 40,000 tons of iron sit stored as blast furnaces stand ready, while producers sell off volumes to cut costs amid weak demand.
Secretary's report details Sons of America state membership at 88,951 for the year ending December 31. It notes 12,707 initiates, 604 deaths, 42 suspensions for non payment, and total sick and funeral benefits of 514,085.73. State headquarters are Philadelphia, 6% Marin Sixth Street, under a state president with work aimed at expanding to over 3,000,000 members.
The Queen of the Valley express on the Lebanon Valley line of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad has received a full new train. The baggage car and caboose are expanded with double Pullman windows, and the cars, built by the Cerrar Company, are long and safe. The service runs Harrisburg to Jersey City with one daily trip, arriving in the city at 5:00 AM as train No Ae and leaving at 10:10 PM as train No.
An advertisement urges Lebanon readers to try Vinol a cod liver tonic claiming it strengthens digestion builds up blood and improves sleep. The copy touts high concentration of medicinal elements from fresh cod livers and presents Vinol as superior and non nauseating.
Michael Kelly a traveling salesman offered $500 to Mayor Haucett of Martingburg near Newport Ark to back his boast of seeing 1000 snakes on St Patrick Day. Will Slater guided the snake cave exploration and the mayor ruled Wally won as the cave swarmed with reptiles amid warm weather unseasonal near town.
A fragmented OCR item mentions an average hand term linked to the mid and references an AR woman. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the note centers on a calculation or measure described as the mid hand, with an unrelated AR woman noted.
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