Painter Jacob Eicholtz of Lancaster A portrait pioneer
Jacob Eicholtz born Lancaster November 2 1775 died there May 11 1842. Son of John Jacob and Anna Reichert Eicholtz he learned coppersmith trade then pursued painting after meeting Thomas Sully. His Lancaster shop drew fashionable patrons and he produced 307 portraits and 17 miscellaneous works including allegorical scenes and large group pieces.
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Jacob Eicholtz
Lancaster
John Jacob
Anna Reichert Eicholtz
Jacob
Chance
Thomas Sully
John Biowa
Simon Snyder
Pennsylvania
Eicholtz
Sully
Alt
Jengthhia
Baron
Stuart
Boston
Alexander J. Dallas
Philadelphia
George
Blecheltz
Nicholas
Biddle
United Water Bank
BKE
Hicholtz
Highet
Neds
Washington
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Phillips Milk of Magnesia advertises foot relief
An old advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a remedy for sore feet itching between toes rawness and tenderness. It claims immediate drying and relief from foot odor and weariness, urging readers to buy the 25 cent bottles at drugstores.
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Phillips
Magnenia
Magnesia
Pulaski News Socials Highlight Local Gatherings
Helen Gibson hosted a Thursday evening party at Grandmother Matilda Arrow’s home with music games and refreshments. Guests included Lloyd Rodgers David Thompson and many others. The Pulaski Orchestra met at Arthur Meek’s Friday and Kilssingers of New Castle visited J. K. Rodge. Several locals were noted as visiting or attending events in New Castle Mercer and Harlansburg.
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Migs
Helen Gibson
Matilda Arrow
W. W. Gibson
Lloyd Rodgers
David Thompson
Glenn Lewis
Lenora Taylor
Marion Mitchael
Bernice McConnell
Kathryn Mitcheltree
Helen Turner
Dorcus Lewis
Ruth McConnell
Charles Gibson
Marshal Scott
Red Boyd
Scott Wallace
Henry Clair
Joe Baska
Donald Blnncas
William ‘Todd
Arthur Meek
Edward Headings
Robert New
Charles Cover
Bill Clark
O J. Layton
Hag
New Castle Hospital
J. F. Myers
Floyd
Billie
Vand Mra
Fred Myres
New Castle
Alxty
K. O. T. M. Hall
1. C. C. F. Lodge
Adrian Schultz
Pulaski Orchestra
Kenneth Mitcheltree
A. T. Kissinger
Jatters
J. K. Rodge
H. D. Brown
Mercer
Misa Margaret Turner
Herman Emery
Harlansburg
Squire
C. .C. Boyd
BE. L. Robinson
New York City
Edenburg Missionary Meeting and Local Notices
Edenburg hosts missionary gathering by Mra Jannna Park and Mra Clyde Hodgers for the Young Women Missionary Society at the M E Church home. Post meeting refreshments served. Music Committee to meet for Memorial Day at the M E Church. Local personals list visitors and callers from New Castle and nearby towns including Roy Raub, Mrs. Ira Beight, and Adda Coates. several residents and guests attended dinners and visits Thursday.
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Mra
Jannna Park
Clyde ‘Hodgers
Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
M. EL
Edenburg
J. P. Trokel
Evan Guterba
Dorothy
M. M. May
New Springfield
Roy. Raub
Claude Bennett
Paul Raub
Ross
New Castle
Harold Park
Ira Beight
Northside
Charlie’ Coates
Gerald
Miss "Adda Coates
Andu
John Jones
Mahoningtown
Ieee
Real Estate Transfers and Odd Ward Listings
A list of Realty Transfers shows multiple transfers in various wards with small sums noted, including Nancy G. Ingram to Lawrence W. Platt in Seventh Ward for 500, and several other exchanges in Third Second Fourth and Fifth Wards with nominal amounts. The fragment ends with a grim note about a violent incident in Chind Tientsin where a cook killed 40 people using gunpowder and baking powder.
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Nancy G. Ingram
Lawrence W. Platt
William N. Nunn
John Testa
William M. Bender
Rose E. McMichael
Thomas Miscoe
Pit‘gud
Mary A. Garrick
Herry Rosenblum
Lug Longbardo
Alesandro Alulat
Ranking
Johnston
Chind
Tientsin
Plot to murder Calles halted girl held for exam
International News Service reports Maris Lusia Jauregui, a wealthy Mexican girl, is held for mental examination after authorities say she plotted to shoot President Calles at the national palace. She claimed to be Joan of Arc of Mexico, expressing religious motive and Catholic faith.
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Calles
American Doctor Consults Mussolini on Health
A renowned American physician in Rome notes Mussolini, despite a strong exterior, is not well. The premier reportedly may need a diet of mashed potatoes and milk and works long hours before returning to bed. The report cites Dr Bastinelli advising on potential medical steps.
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Cea
Erge
Sulliton
International News Service
London
Rome
Mussolini
Bastinelli
United States
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