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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
11
Samuel Therit of Penn township was charged with murderous assault on his minor daughter at his Delone farm residence near Wanover. He was held for court after evidence of a conflicting nature emerged in a separate case.
Charles B. Dougherty head of Gettysburg Ice and Cold Storage contemplates entering the Democratic primary for Congress in the York Adams district. Supporters in Adams argue only a local Democrat can win, while Republicans envision backing Dougherty if he secures the nomination. Other Democrats, including Samuel F ladfelter, are already seeking the seat.
Miss Martha McKay superintendent of the Warner Hospital acknowledged a generous donation of fruits jellies and vegetables from residents of Littlestown on Monday.
The I J J Gobrecht Radio Shop in Hanover displays a Santa themed window with a miniature Hanover scene including a pine tree lights, a Great White Way, electric Lionel trains and automatic gates. The shop invites parents to bring children to view the holiday display. Adams County license issuance this year exceeds last year by about 100, with 4353 licenses previously issued. 4430 licenses issued on Monday by County Treasurer Harry J Troxell.
Notice to all persons not to trespass on the undersigned lands for hunting game skunk hunting or any other purpose. Offenders will be prosecuted. Signatories include J. S. Stevens Reading Township Geo E Slaybaugh Hamilton Two Mrs N Curtis Miller Mt Pleasant Two I O Myers Hamilton Two Frank Haar Hamilton Two John K B Chronister Mt Pleasant Two Stewart Deardorff Oxford Two John H Shanebrook Straban Two Mrs Amy Diller Oxford and Mt Pleasant Townships Chas Deardorff Straban Township C E Miller Reading Township D P Hykes Reading Township D L Shull Reading Township L B Mellwee Reading Township W F Preston Hamilton Township R C Mackley farm Brush Run Sta Nicholas Heltzel farm Hillary Smith tenant Mt Pleasant Two.
An Ely's Cream Balm advertisement promises instant relief from nasal congestion due to cold or catarrh. It claims the antiseptic fragrant cream soothes inflamed membranes and clears air passages, with quick, lasting relief and easy nightly breathing.
On Wednesday March 10 1996 the owner intents to discontinue farming and will hold a public sale of livestock and farm implements at the farm one mile west of Irishtown in Oxford Township. sale date and location are stated.
A vintage advertisement pledges instant relief from backache lumbago and sciatica through a rubbing with St Jacobs Oil. It claims the oil is harmless to the skin and will end soreness stiffness and lameness, urging readers to buy a trial bottle from their druggist.
An advertised remedy claims instant warmth and quick relief from rheumatism and related pains. It describes red pepper based rubs that stimulate blood flow within minutes and are useful for lumbago neuritis backache and stiffness. The ad cautions readers to purchase only the Rowles labeled genome packaging.
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