Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
The ad promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney disease and related symptoms. It claims widespread kidney trouble and urges readers to obtain a sample bottle and booklet by mail from Kilmer & Co at Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer
Dr. & Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Amoot Swamp-Root
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Kav-O-San
Kav-O-San Co
Eighth Avenue
New York City
Personal notices from Dover and surrounding areas
Local brief notices list movements of residents including FE Sutton of Dover Samuel B Davis of Philadelphia visits with relatives Mrs J B Martin and Mrs Kurtz of Green Bank weekend trips Frank Spangler visiting Ephrata relatives F E Williamson to Accomac for Agents' Club meeting Philadelphia division Mary Kinzer and Mary Johns return from Atlantic City W L Davis attends Grand Castle session representing New Holland Castle No 167 BE Burkholder and Rev J G Ness travel to York tri synodical meeting of Reformed Church New Holland charge P Winton Bear of Philadelphia visits Meadow Brook farm with parents Mary F Bear visiting Atlantic City Harvey Kern visited by Wilson M Diem family Mrs A B Kern of Goodville spends Friday with daughter Mrs Wilson M Diem
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Samuel B. Davis
Philadelphia
J. B. Martin
Mra. Kurtz
Green Bank
Lititz
Frank Spangler
Ephrata
F. E. Williamson
Accomac
Agents’ Club
Maria Kinzer
Mary Johns
Atlantic City
W. L. Davis
Grand Castle
Allentown
New Holland Castle
H. Burkholder
Farmersville
J. G. Ness
Reformed Church
York
New Holland Charge
P. Winton Bear
Meadow Brook
Mary F. Bear
Wilson M. Diem
Boy Helps Drover After Calf Drives Stall
On a Wednesday in Fetterville thirteen year old Harry Lauffer, son of John Lauffer, assisted H L Stauffer the drover in moving cattle from Cedar Lane to the Lauffer home. A hornless steer charged and bumped him twice but the attack was repelled and the boy escaped injury.
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Harry
John Lauffer
Fetterville
H. L. Stauffer
Cedar Lane
Lauffer
Mr. Stauffer
Attendant Milton Rupp Recovers After Head Tumor Operation
Milton Rupp of Leola underwent a head tumor removal at General Hospital in Lancaster last week. The operation was successful, he returned to his post the following day and has continued in his duties at Graffdale rotary.
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Milton Rupp
Leola
Graffdale Rotary
General Hospital
Lancaster
Thay
Miles
Levy Williams
Boston, Ga
Trifled With a Dangerous Utensil at Diller Home
Five year old Amos Warner, son of Harry P. Warner, was injured Thursday morning when he stepped on a steel garden rake while gathering chickens at P. O. Diller’s house. Several rake tines penetrated his tin foot causing considerable pain.
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Clouing
P. O. Diller
Amos
Harry P. Warner
A Certain Cure for Aching Feet Ad Will Notice
An advertisement offers Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cure tired aching calloused wearing swollen feet. Sold at stores for 25 cents with free samples. Address for mail order is LeRoy New York.
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Allen
Ann
Olmsted
LeRoy
N. Y
Leola Supervisor Loses Another Horse in Short Span
Hard Luck Clayton Mellinger a longtime Leola supervisor lost a horse Sunday morning to inflammation of the bowels. This follows a prior loss of a horse valued at about 250 dollars, recently.
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Clayton Mellinger
Leola
Mr. Millinger
Levi Brown Freed on Bail After Jail Time
Levi Brown was released on bail last Friday after a period in jail at his wife’s instance. He awaits further court action on pending charges or behavior concerns.
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Levi Brown
W. C. T. U. Meeting Announcement
The W C T U ladies will meet with Miss Annie M Brubaker next Tuesday evening at 7 30 o'clock.
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W. C.T.U
Annie'm. Brubaker
Public Buildings Bill Reported to House After Currency Bill Passed
The public building bill was reported to the House after the currency measure passed. It totals 23 million dollars in appropriations with Pennsylvania receiving 1.428 million across multiple cities including Carlisle Orange, York, Reading, Pittsburgh area towns, and other listed sites. Delaware Milford also allocated funds.
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House
Washington
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
Charleroi
Johnstown
Meadville
Correy
Gettysburg
Titusville
York
New Jersey
Bridgeton
New Brunswick
Asbury Parl
Burlington
Morristown
Orange
Delaware
Milford
Two Cleveland Banks Fail in City Run
The Reserve Trust company assigned to Superior Savings and Trust. Liabilities around 2.7 million, capital 300 thousand, creditors to be paid in full. American Savings closes after withdrawals. capital 50 thousand, deposits about 300 thousand. In Philadelphia, children bitten by rats at Mt. Sinai hospital after rodent bite incident in a domestic setting.
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Reserve Trust Co
Cleveland
Reserve Trust Company
Superior Savings & Trust Company
The
American Savings Bank
Rhde
Philadelphia
Minnie
Isadore Jaffin
South Second Street
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Louis Jaffin
Jaffin
Isadore
Obituary notices for Susan B Royer and infant son
Mrs Susan B Royer of Bareville widow of Cyrus Royer died Friday last at 3 PM from a complication of disease. Survived by sisters Mrs Emma Weaver and Mrs Mahlon Buckwalter funeral Monday at 1 PM at Baptist Brethren Church. Interment at Byerland Cemetery Ephraim. Eighteen month old son of Joseph W and Lizzie Martin died Saturday afternoon from convulsions. Funeral Tuesday at 9 AM at Graffdale with interment there. Bishop Jonas Martin and Rev Frank Horst officiated. Undertaker Bowers in charge.
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Susan B. Royer
Bareville
Cyrus Royer
Emma Weaver
Lancaster
Mahlon Buckwalter
Intercourse
The
Baptist Brethren Church
Byerland Cemetery
Ephraim
Joseph W
Lizzie Martin
Graffdale
Jonas Martin
Frank Horst
Bowers
Big Ascension Day Horse Sale at Blue Ball
Ascension Day May 28 will feature Geo. K. Diller in a major sale of 200 head of horses. A notable 44 road and driving horses are highlighted among the lot. The sale promises fast roadsters and horses for every need, with emphasis on speed and quality.
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Blue Ball
Geo. K. Diller
Fifteen year old loses finger in gardening accident
Harry Shetzley of Green Bank, son of John Shetzley, was injured while planting when the planter clogged. Trying to clear the obstruction his right index finger was torn by the harvester, requiring amputation near the first joint at Dr. J L Winters clinic.
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Harry
John Shetzley
Green Bank
J. L. Winters
Thief Pries Crib From Samuel Eshleman Farm
A thief pried the lock from a corn crib near Green Bank and stole five bags of corn and the lock. Samuel Eshleman, a noted local farmer, laments the loss but jokes he will help move the crib if the robbers return it.
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Samuel Eshleman
Mr. Eshleman
Green Bank
Tree worker injured by slipping drawing knife
Charles Trestle of near Cedar Lane was cutting trees when his drawing knife slipped and cut a deep gash on a lower limb. Dr. B M Winters dressed the wound.
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Charles
Cedar Lane
B. M. Winters
Abe Buzzard's Mountain Misadventure Turned Evangelist
A column recalls Abe Buzzard once led a proselytizing life after a religious conversion. Returning to criminal temptation, he stole fowls from hen roosts on missionary visits and later bought a Reading home after profits. A Dutch judge sentenced him to jail, ending with his penitence in confinement.
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Abe Buzzard
Abe
Coatsville
Reading
Coatesville Times
Burkholder Buys East Main Lot for Brick Dwelling
FE Burkholder purchased the forty two by four hundred twenty five foot plot on East Main, between Snnder's barber shop and Besore's addiery, from the Barstler estate. He plans a modern brick dwelling after arrangements are completed.
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FE. H. Burkholder
East Main Street
Franklin Street
B. F. Snnder
Henry D. Besore
Barstler
Quarry accident injures Reuben Smith near Ephrata
Reuben Smith, of near Ephrata, was seriously injured in a stone quarry on Monday. He used a crowbar to start the stone crusher but the bar became fast in the belt and struck him on the jaw, rendering him unconscious for about thirty minutes. His jaw bone was dislocated and several teeth knocked out. Dr Mentzer attended to his injuries.
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Reuben Smith
Ephrata
Dr. Mentzer
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