Maher’s Team Ranks Third In Campaign Standings
In Thursday noon reports the Community Chest Campaign shows Team No 5 leading with a comfortable margin, Wells’ group at $570 and Worn in the orchestra balcony, and Team No 11 just $16 behind with $554. J J Maher’s Team No 17 stands third with $377 as Employer’s Section entries start to come in amid lighter totals. Dogs valued over 1 250 000 were shown at the London beach event.
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Community Chest
Wells
J. L. Stratton
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A historical notice promotes Pape's Cold Compound taken in three doses every three hours. The first dose provides relief, while the second and third doses clear the cold. It claims safety and no quinine or opiates, priced at thirty-five cents with druggist guarantees.
Search For Youth In Murder Of Two Doylestown Farmers
State police seek Chester Leichleiter, 17, nephew of Joseph and Thomas Erwin, after the farmers were found murdered on their Bucks County farm. Robbery is suspected. a $500 reward was posted by the Bucks County Commissioners for information leading to arrests.
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International News Service
Doylestown
Chester Leichleiter
Joseph
Thomas Erwin
Thomas
Bucks County Board of Commissioners
Coroner Orders Guard For Driver After Auto Crash
Pittsburgh. Coroner W. J. McGregor orders J. ONeil guarded at Homeopathic Hospital after a crash that killed two. A chloroform bottle found in the car spurs an inquiry and he will be jailed without bail until the inquiry begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
W. J. McGregor
J. O'Neil
Parisian Sage Promises Hair Growth and Dandruff Cure
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage hair tonic as a guaranteed remedy to stop hair loss and itching scalps, banish dandruff, and promote growth or a refund. The product is sold at McKee's Kut Rate Store and by all druggists, with the name Parisian Sagebest for hair and scalp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee
Huge Bootleg Ring Uncovered Across Chicago Rail Lines
Federal officials reveal a broad bootleg network involving five railroads and fifty individuals including city officials and police. Warrants issued for two city leaders, with the syndicate allegedly moving up to 750000 dollars of beer monthly via routes through Atlanta Omaha Kansas City and St. Louis to Chicago. Indictments expected as grand jury preparations proceed. Yellowley prohibition agents had been gathering evidence posing as hotel guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Middle West
Pennsylvania
Atlanta
Omaha
Neb
Kansas City
St. Louis
Blackstone Hotel
Yellowley
Prohibition
This Woman’s Recompense Praise for Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Mrs Harry Ashcroft of Coyington Kentucky describes severe bearing-down pains and fatigue from illness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and strength and urges other women to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry. Ashcroft
Coyington
Lydia E. Pinkham
Practicable Method of Teaching Illiterates
A national effort led by the General Federation of Women’s Clubs and others produced Bulletin No. 8 4925 Elementary Instruction of Adults. It lays out a simple practical method for adult illiterates to learn reading writing conversation spelling and basic arithmetic.
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United States
General Federation of Women's Clubs
American Legion
National Education Association
United States Bureau of Education
Washington
Eduation
Charles M. Hrethy
Massachusetts
Luxuries First Then The Best
New York study shows American housewives prioritizing mobility and communication over basic amenities. Auto ownership and telephones outpace inside plumbing and bathtubs while electric lighting exceeds kitchen sinks, reflecting consumer preferences reported by the General Federation of Women's Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Homes lack essentials despite high electrification survey
A Federation study reported in Woman's Home Companion shows 445,987 homes across 237 communities lack certain amenities. While 87 percent have electric light and 73 percent have electric irons, 40 percent lack stationary washbasins, 25 percent lack kitchen sinks, and 65 percent have no station to wash. The survey also notes devices such as radios in 17.6 percent, pianos in 46 percent, and phonographs in 50 percent, alongside varying car and telephone ownership. The piece also touches on Arhuaco customs and other social reflections.
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Federation
Woman's Home Companion
Mary Sherman
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O. P. Brown
W. E. Gordon
R. L. Meermans
A. E. Lindsley
H. L. Gordon
M. D. Wells
R. E. Holcomb
H. M. Kirk
M. Matheny
C. W. Perry
Rebecca Bowden
Dell Davidson
Q. A. McBride
H. E. Zerner
Charles R. Davis
Thomas W. Dickey
A. W. Tindall
John J. Maher
David H. Kay
D—S
Megown
Cc Ed. Brown
Paul F. Butt
Frank W. Wallace
P. W. Bartholomew
J. C. Williams
W. E. Waddington
E—R. A. McKinney
DeLace Cole
Jacob Rentz
Wm. F. Moody
Fisher’s
New Castle
Washington Street
Tooiece
Long Avenue
Fishers
National Market Company
E. Washington St
Hildebrand Campaign Committee
Headquarters Mill
Pape
NEW Castle Drug Corp
Corner Mill
North Streets
Brunswick
Dewberry
Ford
Long Beach
Ity
Wurlitzer
Wuurutizer
S. Mill ST
BELL
Lake Erie
Colombia
Marriad
Samuel Untermyers
Samuel Untermyer
America
Thor
The
Hurley Machine Company
Francisco
Hardwre SF
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