All Others Had Failed Says Mrs J A McAdoo Tanlac Benefit
Mrs Jennie McAdoo of McKeesport Pa cousin of Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo reports her husband John A McAdoo of Nations Tube Works benefited from Tanlac. She describes relief from chronic gastritis indigestion and stomach pain with improved sleep energy and daily routine. Tanlac sold locally by Druggist L N Moyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Treasury
McAdoo
Tanlac
Jennie McAdoo
Harrison Avenue
McKeesport
John A. MccAdoo
the Nations Tube Works
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Tanlae
Chicago
Taniae
Tanla
L. N. Moyer
Reading Rail Station Agent’s Long Service Noted
Lebanon’s William McAdam, station agent for Reading Railway for 35 years since 1898, marks a long tenure. Civil War survivor William Lewis of Erie’s Seidlers' and Sailors' Home turns 100, born in Greensburg, while waste incineration shifts readied fertilizer from Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McAdam
Lebanon
Reading Railway
Tha City
William Lewis
Seidlers' and Sailors
Erie
Greensburg
Reading
Fritz
Allentown
Benjamin F.trout
Duncannon
George
Frank Bitter
Morgan's Hill
Haston
Charles Arthur
Burns
Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
1694
Tresckow
Union
An American Soldier’s Front in World War I
The excerpt chronicles Arthur Guy Empey, a 2nd American who sails to join British forces after the Lusitania sinking. It covers his training and first frontline experiences in France, including trench work, bombardment, and hazards as described in a chapter sequence reflecting his service and life with the British Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wusitania
Arthur Guy Empey
Isey City
England
Empey
France
Chaitha Lil—Empey
Gertian Bakker
Vislt
Gn West
Tronting
Fon
Vadh
Tommy Geta
Digging at Night on No Man's Land Front Line
A wartime memoir recounts trench digging, gas exposure, and grim tasks on the Western Front. Soldiers describe wire, dugouts, and a deadly ratcheting of danger as they endure shelling, gas, and lengthy ambulance chains. Two men, Cassell and the narrator, scheme to outwit a rigid commanding officer Pepper using a hidden Morse link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No Man's Land
Everheld
Tammy
Winge
Hreath
Lore
Jack
London
Chip
Ife
Chil
Imore
Red Cross
Ilent
Mona
Writstle
Brigade
Tlighty
Tommy
Old Pepper
Pepper
Generail
Cassell
Eivil
Morse
Wes
Listening Post Duty In A Frontline Section
In the early morning hours our unit rests before another frontline shift. After sixteen days of drilling and fatigue, two volunteers are sought for listening post duty. Fritz’s machine gun bursts test our nerves as rain begins, signaling harsher days ahead for the crew.
Dugout life with Battery D 238 on the front lines
A diary-like account recalls life in a machine gunner dugout near an artillery post. Bombardier Wilson of P Battery D 238 shares tales of early war days, Christmas in the trenches, and the shift from heavy bombardment to retaliation as shells flew with grim regularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pultther
Mars
Esme
Old Pepper
Pepper
Firehrain
A& Linder
R. E
Royal Field Attillery
Bombardier Wilson
P Battery
Friia
Fritz
Tonall relief for biliousness offered at Lititz drug store
Tonall promises relief from biliousness caused by clogged natural sewers and bile turning into the blood. It claims to restore health by using roots herbs and barks, with J. E. Charles' Drug Store in Lititz selling Tonall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonell
J. E. Charles’ Drug Store
Lititz
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J. A. Wpadoo
Keystone Exchanges
Josuo Pacer
Aritiu Hurgut
Iva
Wheeler
Nur Post
Bowies
Woolworthuilding
Niagara Falls
Johnson
Paris
Warface
Battery
Berlin
Reed
Beches
Shane
Penper
Harry Cassell
D 258
Tery
Arters
Jupiter Nvius
Ayas
Chafter XVI
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