New Physician Opens Office in Reamstown
Dr. William N. Lober, latest in county medical practice, opened an office in Reamstown after graduating from Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia and doing recent post graduate work at several institutions. Also noted is a bumper crop of sixty five pumpkins on a Wentz farm near Spring Grove, with the largest at 89 pounds, and H N Hostetter importing Cobbler seed potatoes from Vermont for the farm bureau co operative division, urging prompt purchase by farmers.
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Reamstown
William N. Lober
Kansas City
Kansas
Lober
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Jacob Wentz
Spring Crove
Vermont
H. N. Hostetter
Co-operative Commodity Division
Farm Bureau
Longtime Hopeland builders celebrate 54th anniversary
Mr and Mrs Dissler are credited with building about half of Hopeland’s sixty homes. They began with a field bought early in life, built a home for themselves, and later, with his wife’s help, constructed about thirty houses sold to neighbors. Now aged 78 and 79 they reside in a bungalow of their own making and remain in good health.
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Hopeland
John B. Dissler
What Men Admire Health and Youth in Women
An ad declares men value vigor in women and that health restores beauty. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Prescription herb remedy to tone nerves and relieve weaknesses, claiming renewed health will bring back beauty. A 10 cent trial package is offered via Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Invalida’ Hotel
Buffalo
Skunk Causes Hallowe'en Party Chaos at Montgomeryville Church
A wild Hallowe'en scene at a Montgomeryville church ends abruptly when youths release a skunk into a car during the party. The skunk triggers a panic and fumigation as attendees flee, while Willis Bierly near Sunbury sustains a fractured jaw after clipping the animal with horse clippers. A couple from Colmas among others rush to safety as the building empties.
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Mable
Spet
Willis Bierly
Sunbury
Montgomeryville
Colmas
Weekly Radio Information for Hunters in Pennsylvania
Weekly radio information for hunters announced by Seth Gordon secretary of the game commission. Program airs Mondays at 7:30 pm on state police radio with game law interpretations and regional conditions plus other hunting news. Fox Tricked the Farmer reports fox family near Meadville aiding crop losses. over 100 chickens vanished. Big Orchard notes Bald Eagle Altar Run orchards harvest over 20,000 bushels of apples with many workers gathering fruit. peach crops also strong.
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Pennsylvania
Seth Gordon
The
Game Commission
Altar Run
Bald Eagle
Sunbury Theater Incident and Huntsman Kephart Highlights
A woman in Sunbury reported her purse containing 45 dollars stolen after a dark moving picture show. Albert Kephart of Holidaysburg has shot 26 raccoons this season, including a famed crippled-foot raccoon tracked by muddy footprints from a trap escape.
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Sunbury
Albert Kephart
Holidaysburg
Kephart
Treating for Lice and Winter Farm Advice
Farm calendar notes methods to control lice in old hens with sodium fluoride, destroy winter pests by burning ditch growth, and guidance on lamb weight, egg preservation, and cabbage storage. Also includes a lighthearted piece on Franklin and Marshall College curbing puppy love and Apple Week health notes praising apples as year round food.
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Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Cupid
Vast Manheim antique collection fills old Danner building
Lancaster County reveals a renowned private museum in Manheim Market Square. George H. Danner amassed a 115 by 12 foot room of cabinets, tapestries, clocks, and rare pieces dating to the eighteenth century, including a 1768 inlaid wardrobe and a large Apostolic clock with moving depictions. The 82 year old collector died in 1916, leaving his life’s work to his native town.
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Lancaster County
Danner
Manheim
Market Square
George H. Danner
George
Dier
John Feister
Vienna
Apostles
Christ
Peter
Feister
Clever musical box maze with wax flora display
A device mimics musical performance as a music box tricks the ear with clever imitation. Another piece presents a wax flower maze with tiny stuffed birds that flutter and nod, tweeting to mates when activated.
Cantilever Shoes Promote Youthful Foot Health
An advertisement extols Cantilever Shoes as preserving youth by supporting flexible arches and natural foot motion. It claims improved circulation, posture, and vitality, noting the shoes’ elastic arches, fine materials, and trained craftsmen, with the firm as sole local agents.
Halls Catarrh Medicine Ad Promotes System Health
Cold in the head described as acute nasal catarrh and a run down condition. The ad pitches Halls Catarrh Medicine as a local ointment and a blood-acting tonic to prevent colds. Sold by Cheney & Co of Toledo for over 40 years.
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Drugzs
Cheney & Co
Toledo
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W.H. Buch
Lititz Fire House
Lititz, Pa
the County
Mrs. Dissler
Keystone
Fox
Mike Onyskow
Mead[rile
Mike
Pennsylvania State College
Charles H. Miner
State Department of Health
Lucy Barrett
Marheim
Leicester
JL A
Bystone Furniture
Blue Ribbon Furniture
King ST
ON the Square
Boyd’s Shoe Store
E. King Lancaster, PA
W. W. Appel & Son
Queen Street
Ralph M. Spacht
Sat
Lititz
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