Deaths in Pennsylvania Fall in 1924 Led by Heart Disease
Heart disease remained the leading killer in Pennsylvania in 1924 with 17 138 deaths, while pneumonia deaths fell and total deaths declined to 113 321 from 120 622 in 1923. The report credits reduced pneumonia influenza measles diphtheria whooping cough nephritis and enteritis as key factors.
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George J. Manning
Washington
the News
Ashington
Pennsylvania
Department of Commerce
Cure for rupture without operation or diet
An appeal from Eugene M. Pullen, a carpenter of Manasquan New Jersey, claims a complete rupture cure without surgery or dietary changes. He asserts years of relief with no relapse and offers full information to readers who write for details.
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Eugene M. Pullen
Marcellus Avenue
Manasquan
N. J
Howard's Buttermilk Cream Promises Youthful Complexion
An old grandmotherly remedy uses buttermilk and cream to whiten the skin and smooth wrinkles. A concentrated buttermilk cream product, Howard's Buttermilk Cream, is sold at McKee's Rut Rate Store and by druggists with a satisfaction guarantee.
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Howard's
McKee
Deaths by cause in Pennsylvania last year
A total of 1,031 persons committed death by own action in Pennsylvania last year, while 571 were victims of homicide. Accidental and other external causes took 8,002 lives, with 1,535 from automobile accidents and 1,417 from accidental falls.
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Pennsylvania
Inhabitants Of Damascus Panic Amid Rebel Raids
Beiru t dispatch says residents of Damascus fear a city assault after two suburban raids by rebel forces. Foreign consulates faced heavy pressure as hundreds sought protection and many began to flee the capital.
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Damascus
International News Service
Beirut
Revival at Greenwood ME and energy Pa church services
Evangelistic services at Greenwood Methodist Church in Energy Pennsylvania progress with strong attendance and blessing. Rev S E Polovina leads preaching and carries conviction while Rev J M Carothers of Butler engages crowds with singing and piano. Services run nightly at 7:30 except Saturday. Also note Miss A M Maloney of Cincinnati sold her proprietary medicine business to a syndicate for about one million dollars.
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Greenwood Methodist Church
Energy, Pa
S. E. Polovina
J. M. Carothers
Butler, Pa
S. R. Maitland
A. M. Maloney
Cincinnati
Mercer Road Work Ends for Year in Mercer County
Road and bridge projects wrap up as 1925 highway bids near completion. The Sandy Lake to Crawford county line road finishes its ten mile stretch and the Ohio road link awaits weather to finish the final two and a half miles. most county bridges are done and no new work started where not finished. In Gallia County Electa Eblin, 30, commits suicide with a shotgun, leaving four children.
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Sandy Lake
Crawford County
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