Bio-feren claims and reports from users boost health
A Cincinnati Ohio ad from the Sentanel Remedies firm touts Bio-feren as a health builder for overwork anemia and nervous debility. It cites a Kentucky case of recovery after two weeks and a Pennsylvania user’s remark of feeling like new. The copy urges readers to consult physicians and notes a money-back guarantee and postal orders.
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Kentucky
Bio-seven
Masonic Temple
Cincinnati
Ohio
State Draft Registration in Pennsylvania Totals 60 551
Harrisburg reports that 60 551 men who turned 21 in the last year registered in 28 local draft districts. Aliens’ enlistments and failures to register are cited as factors in the lighter turnout. Philadelphia will see inquiries into alien registration. Group totals: A 9 40, B 3 573, C 7 198.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
More Red Cross Nurses Needed In U S Army
Surgeon General Gorgas appeals to nurses to enroll in the army nurses corps. Red Cross campaigns at Lake Division HQ prepare for a ten day enrollment starting Monday. The effort targets graduates as student nurses in army and municipal hospital programs nationwide.
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Red Cross
U.S. Army
Columbus
Nurses’ Corps
Army
Gorgas
U. S. Army
Lake Division
American Red Cross
Army School of Nursing
Honor Rewards For Soldiers Seems Likely
CAMP SHERMAN O June 7 Western Pennsylvania and Ohio men welcomed a bill for three classes of honor rewards for soldiers. The Medal of Honor would be awarded by the president with Congress approval, followed by the Distinguished Service Cross and the Distinguished Service Medal. Enlisted men receiving the Cross or Medal would gain $2 a month, with a limit of one cross or medal per wearer and bars possible for each act of heroism.
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Camp Sherman
Pensylvania
Ohio
New Castle Man Detained as Deserted Soldier at Camp Sherman
Private James McClure of the 323rd field artillery from New Castle Pennsylvania failed to report for overseas duty with his regiment and was absent for 14 days before being apprehended yesterday morning. He was turned over to camp authorities at Camp Sherman as a deserter after being found in Chillicothe at a woman’s home. His prior record was described as good by officers.
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Camp Sherman
323Rd Field Artillery
James McClure
McClure
New Castle
Chillicothe
Iron tonic claims boost to courage and vigor from Irontic tablets
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce Irontic tablets and Trantic tablets as iron rich tonics to build blood and stamina. It links sharp courage to red blood and victory at Waterloo, urging readers to buy or request a trial package with a 60 cent vial price and 10 cent sample offer.
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Waterloo
Pierce
Former Argentine Ambassador Resumes Post and Heads Finance Commission
Romulo Naon, former Argentine ambassador, who recently resigned, will resume his post and oversee a high finance commission. He will press Washington on exporting raw materials essential to war industries. Naon is known as a pan Americanist and mediator in U. S.-Mexico tensions.
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Romulo Nwaon
Romulo Naon
High Finance Commission
Washington
Dr. Noon
Mexico
Grange Amateur Play at Ma honing Valley Grange
Ma honing Valley Grange will present Aunt Dinah's Quilty Party on Friday night June 14 at 8 pm. The cast includes Robert Hunter Mac Baird Parson Goodboy Elmer Baird Reuben Holdcraft Ralph Allison Dinah Peabody Hetty Peabody Mabel Wallace Miranda Spriggins Nellie Sanderson Myrtle Mayberry Edna Kelley Cicely Martin Laura Allison Mrs Parker and Elizabeth Wallace among others.
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Mahoning Valley Grange
Robert Hunter
Mac Baird Deacon Peabody
Charles Flynn Parson Goodboy
Elmer Baird Reuben Holdcraft
Howard Cox Pyorgig
Ralph Allison
Dinah Peabody
Chas. Robinson Hetty Peabody
Mabel Wallace
Miranda Spriggins
Elmer Baird
Grandma Pepper
R. D. Walter
Nellie Sanderson
Myrtle Mayberry
Doolittle
Eclipse Of Sun Occurs Saturday
A double solar eclipse will be visible locally with about 70 percent shading in Lawrence county. The total eclipse path runs from Seattle to Jacksonville, with complete darkness a brief moment as the shadow moves at 33 miles per minute. Scientists value the event for sun observations amid wartime instrument shortages. the shadow will leave the region around 7:42 p.m. eastern time.
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Lawrence County
Seattle
Wash
Jacksonville
Fla
Grannie Riley Reflects on Washington’s Spirit and Independence
Grannie Riley sighs that Washington isn’t what it used to be and asks what is missed. She recalls the old resolve to claim independence and the power to shake a landlord with a threat to move.
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Washington
Grannie Riley
Wooley Describes Front Line Experience From England
A wartime letter from Fred Wooley, a former local boy now with the Sth Canadian Reserves near London, details his front line experiences in England in May 1918. He says the war will end within a year, praises Allied courage, notes Russian troop movements, and recounts harsh German actions while describing wartime duties and civilian roles such as local women in khaki uniforms.
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Fred Wooley
England
Sth
London
Germany
Tanlac praised by New Castle man for relief
C L Stevens of 437 County Line Street, New Castle, reports restored appetite and relief from stomach pain and breath issues after using Tanlac. He says he now feels better than in years following the medicine praised in newspapers and testimonials. Tanlac is sold at Love & Megown's drug store, with genuine product labeled by J I Gore Co.
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C. L. Stevens
County Line Street
New Castle
Love & Megown
J. I. Gore Co
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Hell Phone
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the Duke of Wellington
U. 8S
Argentina
Dinah
Mahoning Grange
Wooley
Paris
U. S
Canadian Grenadiers
Eighth Reserve Brigade
Fee
Stevens
Arrow Clothes Shop
Washington St
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