Gunning Bedford Jr A Delaware Statesman and Soldier
Pennsylvanians Past And Present traces Gunning Bedford Jr born Philadelphia 1747 died New Castle Delaware September 30 1810s to a line of Bedford leaders. It details his service as Continental Army aide to Washington militia officer judge attorney general and first U S District Court judge for Delaware while noting his cousin and grand nephew's notable careers.
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Gunning Bedford
Partriot
General Washington
Gunning Bedford Jr
Gen. Washington
Philadelphia
Washington
Delaware
Pennsylvania
England
Maryland
Inning
John Hasser
Delaware Regiment
White Plaing
New Jersey
Goveroy
New Castle
Lim
Gunning Jr
Princeton College
Joseph Reed
Supreme Executive Council For
Young Bedford
Dover
Wilmington
Gunning Bedford, Jr
District Court of the
United States
District of
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Baltimore
Beat
France
Zemo antiseptic promises eczema relief and healing
Zemo claims to remove eczema and stop itching while healing sores burns and chafing. It penetrates cleanses and soothes, advertised as a clean dependable inexpensive antiseptic liquid for daytime use since it does not show. Trial bottle 35c large $1.00 Zemo Soap 25c all druggists.
Rheuma promise of relief from rheumatic pains
Thousands claim relief from rheumatism and swollen joints after using Rheuma lumbago sciatica arthritis gout and chronic neuralgia are included. The ad promises rapid improvement within hours to days and guarantees money back if relief is not given.
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USA
McKee
Kut
Page's Diapepsin tablets provide quick digestion relief
An advertisement claims instant relief from sour stomach gas and indigestion. It suggests chewing a few Page's Diapepsin tablets to correct digestion at low cost, noting they are harmless and available at any drug store.
Dr. Redford and Founding of NYU Medical College
Dr. Redford moved to New York City in 1836 and built a large medical practice. He founded New York University Medical College and served as professor of obstetrics until 1862. Renowned for eloquence and scholarship, he authored key medical treatises. He died in New York City on September 5, 1870.
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America
New York City
New York University Medical College
Redford
Bedford
Woman Killed and Other Woman Injured in Auto Crashes
In Youngstown Ohio two traffic incidents left an unidentified 65 year old woman dead after stepping from a curb into traffic. She died at St Elizabeths hospital an hour later from a fractured skull. Beatrice Matson 24 of Pittsburgh was visiting her mother Mrs George Franklin 60 at Midlothian Boulevard and was dragged from a taxi at South Avenue when another car rammed the taxi. Matson suffered a fractured skull and possible internal injuries reaching hospital.
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Youngstown
Central Square
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Beatrice Matson
Pittsburgh
George Franklin
Midlothian Boulevard
South Avenue
Misa Matson
Rain halts baseball drills and garden meet in Portersville
A heavy rain since last Friday flooded high school grounds stopping baseball practice while gardening club work paused. Michael Burns learned by a Pittsburgh woman that his 1922 Star car title and license were found, though the car remains missing. The note ends with a quirky remark about divorce notices and humorous newspaper cracks.
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Michael Burns
Pittsburgh
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Union Store
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Bell Phone
L. L. Swan & Co
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Portersville
Moline Chambat Co
Moline
New Castle Grocery’ Co
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Wright’s
Ohio
Wright's Market
Jack “Snooze
Kinneard
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Pacific Four
Pacific Harmony Four
the Liberty
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Emiling Eyes
Liberty
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