Unnamed incidents mix with notices in York area paper
A late century York paper records a string of brief items. An unconscious woman found after snow removal is revived, a murder case involving three African American suspects is noted, and various ads promote remedies from Sloan's Liniment to Dr. King's New Discovery. Local officials dismiss portents of neglect charges against a game protector and report pension-like bonuses at Landis Tool Co.
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Sallie Brenneman
Red Lion
Sloan
Carlisle
Andrew M. Ury
James Anthony
Charles Hemlet
Tom Walton
Ury
Dr. King
Port Gemmill
York County
Kalbfus
York
Chamberlains Tablets Aid Stomach Troubles and Constipation
Chamberlains Tablets are advertised for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation with claims of relief after long suffering. A fire at the J Oliver De Vries barn near Eldersburg in Carroll County destroyed a large barn with hay corn fodder straw and wagons valued around 3000. A note on preventing croup in children recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy at first hoarseness to avert attacks.
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Chamberlain
J. Oliver de Vries
Eldersburg
Carroll County
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