Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Remedy Story
An advertisement extols Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe gentle remedy for kidney liver bladder and stomach troubles. It claims the oil detoxifies kidneys restores health, advises daily doses of three or four capsules, and promises new life and health with continued use. The text guarantees refunds if unsatisfied and urges purchase of original imported Gold Medal product in sealed three size packages at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Grug
Beware of Promoters in Lancaster County Promises Big Returns
A historical Lancaster County notice warns locals about wildcat investments pushed by mobile promoters. It lists many fake schemes from gold and silver mines to real estate and odd farms, describing how polished outsiders push overhyped 7 to 100 percent returns and threaten to swindle victims across multiple states and industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarryville Sun
Lancaster County
Garden Spot
America
Lancaster
Alaska
California
Colorado
East Township
Montana
Missouri
Kentucky
West Virginia
Texas
Paradise
Oklahoma
No Man’s Land
Camden
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Rochester
Roanoke
Jordan
God Knows Where
Florida
Nevada
New Jersey
Ohio
Columbia County
New York State
Louisiana
Mexico
Sit Tight Tobacco Grower urged not to sell wrappers
A Leaf Board of Trade message from R L Kimbrough of Lancaster Pa urges tobacco growers to hold their 19618 crop at prices around 20 to 25 cents for wrappers and scrapping material. It promises to buy up the entire crop if needed and invites growers to enroll in the Profit Sharing Certificate plan with office hours at 46 North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaf Board of Trade
North Market Street
Lancaster
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Rotterdam
Lampeter
Dives
Hle
Georgh W. Henshl
Caution urged against wildcat stock schemes in county
Letters warn residents about slick stock agents selling high return bets. Con artists use local accomplices and fake investigations to loot farmers and townspeople, with losses running into thousands. Victims include professionals and even well off residents. callers urge consulting bankers or lawyers before investing.
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Tarasian
Ananias
Lone
Copeland
Lancaster
Lancaster County
Gham
Boost Pennsylvania as Key to Agricultural Prosperity
State Food Commissioner James Fourt urges focus beyond coal iron and oil to farming. He cites Pennsylvania apple crops worth 12 million dollars annually, 218000 farms, and argues better fruit and grain yields could push the state to No 1 in exhibition. He says hens add wealth and higher farm production would curb living costs and boost prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
James Fourt
North End Residents Push for Better State Roads
A mass meeting at Manheim High School drew about 150 residents from Manheim and nearby areas to discuss good roads. Rep G Graybill Diehm of Lititz spoke, a petition committee was formed to present to Highway Commissioner Sadler, with A C Trout as president and BR Hershey as secretary.
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Manheim
G. Graybill Diehm
Lititz
Sadler
J. A. Balmer
Abm, Wolgemuth
George Weaver
J. R. Cassel
Prevent Disease in Chickens with Clean Coops and Care
The article urges preventing disease by maintaining sanitary conditions and proper feeding for poultry. It mentions duckling coops and stresses dry, clean housing and careful care to protect young birds from illness.
Government to Keep Promise to Farmers Passes Senate
The Senate approved a bill appropriating 1 billion dollars to guarantee the 1919 wheat price for farmers and sent it to conference. No changes were made to import export limits or the act’s June 1 1820 end date. An amendment denying benefits to some 1919 spring wheat growers was narrowly defeated. The only major change was a rider on the cotton exchanges act limiting speculation and expanding government control.
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Senate
House
Blending Myth Of Melting Pot Is Not Yet A Fact
A four year study by Dr. Ales Hrdlicka of the U S National Museum finds the American melting pot idea unreliable He reports that heritage remains strong and that descendants of Pilgrim fathers Cavaliers Dutch and Huguenots show far less blending than the phrase implies asserting that intermarriage and environment have not yet produced a new unified subtype
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America
Ales Hrdlicka
Physical Anthropology
United States National Museum
Hellicka
Doetor Hrdiicks
Pennsylvania
Jury Pays Fine After Convicting San Francisco Man
A San Francisco jury before City Recorder J. J. Dowd found J. T. Page guilty of disturbing the peace after an incident at a saloon owned by Charles Sturman. Page claimed bartender G. Lind insulted the flag and he asked Lind to kiss it. Lind refused and Page struck him. The jury paid Page’s $25 fine with foreman D. B. Curley noting the court’s allowance. Sturman loaned a juror who lacked funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recorder
J. J. Dowd
San Francisco
J. T. Page
Page
Charles Sturman
G. Lind
Lind
Sturman
D. B. Curley
Moftey
Tanlac Saves Lady After Long Illness Testimony
Mrs. Mary Hell of Easton Pennsylvania testifies that after a recent operation she suffered nerves pains and loss of appetite. She credits Tanlac with improving her sleep, nourishment, and strength and claims the tonic saved her life. The Tanlac bearing name J Gore Co. is sold by local druggists.
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Mary Hell
North Front Street
Easton
Tanlac
J. [Gore Co
L. N. Mae Pitarile
Red Cross Pig Club Sends Record Hog Shipment
United States Department of Agriculture reports Carroll County Mississippi Red Cross Pig Club with 3600 members plans to ship 80 hog cars. The county totals 600000 pounds of pork for soldiers overseas and ten thousand dollars donated to the Red Cross. Pigs on hills and hollows weigh up to 490 pounds with some litters under 100.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Red Cross
Red Cross Pig Club
Carroll County
B. Turner
Mississippi
Carroll
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W. B. Gochnauer
Penna
R. L. Kimbrough
M. Amer
Columbian
Royal
Wo. M
AMER
Broad Street
Pil-Grima
Nance
North End
Spruce Villa Farm
J. Clayton Brubakeree
Roddy
la France
Packard and
Bostonian Shoes
W.M Grube Lititz
Lititz Springs Bank
D. A. Long
Warren A. Wood
Main and Cedar Sts
Edmund A.devine
Main Street
Joseph B. Wissler
Fehl Building
Duke Street
Hershey & Gibbel Conveyancers, Scriveners Real Estate and Insurance
Geo. L. Heath
Notary Public
Lincoln Ave
Lititz, PA
Howards. Young
East Orange St
Beck
Mn. Beck
Droop Sr
Lititz Bell
C. Hassler
Ths
Penna. Regi
Lawrence E.grosh
Kis Lititz
P.O
Houes
Weat Orange Sk
E. Schnerer
Spruce ST
Ind
Mississippi County Club
Haefner’s
Queen St
W. C. Grube
Hershey, Leaman & Co
W. H. Muth & CO
U.N. Moyer
Main St
Littz,Pa
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