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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1906

Page

2

Printer Advertisement Terms and Rates

Terms set at 1.00 per year in advance with 8 if not paid within the year. Subscriptions not canceled unless publisher opts. Failure to discontinue at end of paid period is a new engagement. Ads priced reasonably with annual discounts for year advertisers. Printing of all descriptions from cards to large handbills offered.

New Oxford Royal Rumford East Berlin I.w.livingston Deatrick Bros Patrick Calur

Missing team and barn fire touch York district notices

A farmer in York reports his team vanished after market. a large barn near Glyndon burned killing four horses and destroying grain and implements. Stolen items include a buggy and harness from Shrewsbury area. The piece mixes local ads and a juvenile court remark from Judge Bittinger about thrashing a misbehaving orphan.

Samuel Floyd York Central Market Aughinbauch North Beaver Street Simon Kemp Emory Grove Glyndon, Md

Pension Bill Expands Civil War Soldier Pensions

Senator McCumber chairs the pension committee as he introduces amendments. The plan grants 12 dollars a month to Civil War soldiers with 90 days service who are honorably discharged and age 62, rising to 15 at 70 and 20 at 75. The bill would require roughly 14. million more annually to fund current pensioners.

Washington McCumber Pension Committee

Hog Thief's Cute Trick Foiled by Dog Sack

A Maryland farmer near Cumberland tied a hog to a gallows and guarded it by placing a dog kennel with a chained dog. The next morning the dog vanished and died in a sack at the yard door after a thief used the dog to trigger its capture.

Bdllder Cumber and Cumberland Slider

Western Women Hill at Bowne Texas A Weight Miracle

W L Hill of Bowne Texas rose from 90 to over 180 pounds after suffering a severe cough and consumption. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds, saying 12 bottles doubled his weight and cured him. Ed T Auker Druggist guarantees the remedy with 50c and 1.00 pricing and a free sample offer.

Bowne Tex W. L. Hill Dr. King Ed. T. Auker

Forsythe forgeries linked to missing York County man

Jefferson, York county witnesses a year long spree of forged notes tied to the disappearance of Geo D Brodbeck 28 year old liveryman and son of County Treasurer Brodbeck. Endorsers include the treasurer and others on notes payable at the People's Bank Spring Grove with losses estimated between eight and nine thousand dollars.

Jefferson York County Geo. D. Brodbeck Brodbeck Young Brodbeck York Gazette People’s Bank Spring Grove

Diphtheria Fears Linked to Cold Cure Claim

An old ad claims Chamberlain's Cough Heel cures colds and reduces diphtheria risk in children. It states the product protects against germ diseases and lists Ed. T. Auker as the seller.

Chamberlain Ed. T. Auker

Amputated Arm By Self In Fodder Shredder Injury

In Hagerstown near Lynchburg Dr. Charles McCullough, a farmer and physician, severed his left arm below the elbow with a pocket knife after it was mangled in a fodder shredder. He then ligated the arteries to save his life and walked to the house. His left handedness made the act noteworthy. two weeks earlier a farm superintendent lost his arm in the same machine and died from blood poisoning.

Hagerstown Charles McCullough Lynchburg McCullough

York's rapid growth shows in building permits

York City reports 885 dwellings erected in 1906 as the year closes. Two brick schools cost 46 000 each, St Matthew's Lutheran church 40 000, Reformed Hebrew synagogue 30 000. A York Silk Company mill and a freight station by York Street Railway Company are noted along with industrial additions.

York St. Matthew’s Lutheran Reformed Hebrew Congregation York Silk Company York Street Railway Company

Man attacks housekeeper then kills himself in Harrisburg

John K. Leitzel of Hummelstown cut the throat of his housekeeper Mrs Leitzel then felled her niece with a hammer before slashing his own throat. Both women were injured with the housekeeper in critical condition and Leitzel in serious condition from blood loss. No motive was found.

Harrisburg John K. Leitzel Hummelstown Leitzel

Chamberlain's Salve praised for skin diseases cure

For any ordinary skin disease Chamberlain's Salve is excellent it allays itching and smarting and effects a cure Ed T Auker distributes this remedy locally in town to support relief and healing for sufferers

Ed. T. Auker F. W. Williams Manhattan Avenue New York

Watertown Woman Cured by Dr King’s Life Pills

J B Waterman of Watertown Ohio reports his daughter, afflicted with epilepsy for years, was cured by Dr King’s New Life Pills and has not had an attack for over two years. The product is billed as a body cleanser and life giving tonic at 250 cents, sold by Ed T Auker’s drug store.

J. B. Waterman Watertown Dr. King Ed. T. Auker

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