Nervine advertised as restoring nervous energy and health
A testimonial for Dr Miles Nervine claiming it cures nervous fatigue weakness insomnia and indigestion by restoring nervous energy. A Columbus Oregon reader Beards and two friends endorse the bottle with promised trial results and a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles’ Nervine
Iles
Tve
AEBS
Rose Otto
S. Sd St. Columbus
Orie
Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Public sale of timberland in Tyrone Township Adams County
By order of the Orphans Court of Adams County the undersigned will publicly sell a tract of five acres unimproved timberland in Tyrone Township Adams County adjoining John Kime and others. Sale on Saturday July 25 1968 at o'clock p m. 3 percent cash and balance November 1 1968. Deed delivered to purchaser. Cor a E Slothouck trustee John D Keith attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court
Adams County
Tyrone Township
John Kime
Frank Eicho
Henry Hoover
Cora E. Slothouck
John D. Keith
Ordinance Sets Water Rent Minimum for Borough taps
The Burgess and Town Council of New Oxford enact a minimum water rent of five dollars per year for taps to the main pipe and include charges for water meters urinals watering troughs stables and livery services. Building connections may pay existing rates until occupancy and all inconsistent ordinances are repealed. Enacted June 2 1908 with approvals following June 3 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
W.F. Sheely
T_E. BOWER
G. Aa. Elingel
Burgess
Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Mountpleasant Twp
Auction for a 5 acre Mountpleasant tract with a two story frame house and outbuildings, adjoining Joseph Bieyenour Abraham Stambaugh and Nicholas Wasner, near New Oxford. Sale August 1 1908 at 1 pm by administrator Joseph H Sheely. Inspect by calling on John Herman on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satrepar
Charles F. Sheely
Mountpleasant Township
Adams County
Orphans’ Court
New Oxford
Bonneaviile
Joseph Bieyenour
Abraham Stambaugh
Nicholas Wasner
John Herman
Joseph H. Sheely
Adm
Town Visitors and Longtime Friends Gather in Local Homes
A string of visitors and returnees from Philadelphia Brooklyn Cleveland Baltimore and beyond converged on town homes and centers this week. Notable arrivals include Mr Wm A Wagner of Philadelphia spending time with friends and families in town and Hon Wm Decker from McCangie Snyder County visiting his parents. Local residents invited friends for trips and meals as Miss Phoebe Becker, Miss Clara Winand, and many others visited relatives in the area. Bluffton Ohio News reports similar exchanges of kin and acquaintances in nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Wagner
Philadelphia
Eugene F. Myers
Brooklyn
X. Y
J. E. Myers
Eugene
Wm. Decker
McCangie
Snyder County
Jere
G. Decker
Frank Blair
Cleveland
Ohio
Susan Blair
Pitt Street
Chas, Glasscock
Baltimore
Chas. W. Myers
Brooklea
North Peters Street
Charles Sunday
McSherrystown
Sunday
Randolph Webler
Washington,d. C
Cailor
Indiana
C. F. Hartzel
New Chester
Saylor
Phoebe Becker
East Berlin
Clara
Lloyd Winand
Bermudian
R. M. Straley
Center Square
Alma Miller
Rosa Kessel
Altoona
Wim. Hensii
Berlin Ave
Wm. Emlet
Hanover
Markle
Somerset
Kansas
A. J. Gulden
Hanover Street
Wm. DitzjJer
Gulden
Glen Gardner
New York
Sarah F. Himes
H. G. Peters
Gilead
Misser
Laura
Edith
Cedar Point
W. J. Staater
Mess
New Oxford Triumphs In Decisive Baseball Win Over Littlestown
New Oxford dominated Littlestown 15 to 2 in game three of the series. Essick hurled a no hit effort allowing three scattered hits while New Oxford bats shattered Ehrhart of Gettysburg College. McKinney led with five hits as locals blasted through the visitors with a fast, disciplined performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Oxford
Littlestown
Essick
Ehrhart
Gettysburg College
B. McKinney
Sheetz
Eline
I McKinney
B. Lawrence
Fleshman
Haas
Lawrence
Siler
Jehrhart
New Oxford
Harman and Bolen wed at Lutheran parsonage New Chester
The parish ceremony on July 16 united William W. Harman and Ida M. Bolen with Rev E E Dietterick officiating. Also, Ammon E. Rupp and Nellie Williams of Gettysburg were married Friday at Hagerstown in a separate ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Chester
William W. Harman
Ida M. Bolen
E. E. Dietterick
Ammon E. Rupp
Maryland
Nellie Williama
Gettysburg
Hagerstown
Slashed Throat Attempt Shocks Small Town
A local cigar maker, Harry Orndorf, attempted suicide by cutting his throat after heavy drinking. His wife alerted neighbors. Dr. Crouse treated him as he was rushed to safety. His condition was listed as critical with slim hope of recovery. Orndorf, 40 to 45, had a wife and eight children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Orndorf
Mr. Orndorff
Avakinite
Orndorff
Crouse
Orndorni
McSherrystown
Abducted 7 Year Old Taken by Neighbor Sparks Lynching Fear
A 7 year old, Cora Garton of Millville New Jersey, vanished after Hemphill abducted her in Clayton near Glassboro. A mob threatened violence, police intervened and Hemphill was moved to Woodbury. He was jailed on statutory offense charges after a hurried hearing as crowds gathered. The girl survived with non serious injuries, though her condition remained grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hemphill
Clayton
Glassboron
N. J
Furry
Hemphill
Cora Garton
Millville
Woodburyr
Helen
Cora Jarrell
Jey Beckett
Aor Hemphill
Beckett
Tierphill
Pitman
Philadelphia
Glassboro
Paul In
Pit Man
Woodbury
Despondent Mother Drowns With Two Children in East River
In New York on July 21 Mrs Gussie Benson driven by ill health and fear for her children leaped with her four year old son and two year old daughter into the East River. Their bodies were recovered and taken to the morgue awaiting burial. The family had lived on a South Dakota farm before returning to the city. It is believed she jumped from a ferry boat with the children in her arms.
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Citizens Band
East Berlin
Center Square
Colestock
Geo. M
Mary E. Deatrick
Mountjoy Township
Mary J. Shephard
Ellis Geiselman
Geiselman
Hanover
John Flemming Baying
New Osford
Birely
Edward Weikert
Tio Taveras
Wm. C. Herman
W. High Street
M. A. Kahn
New York City
Mary Dellone
Kerrican
Cedar Ridge
William Goulden
Grace
Philadelphia
John Kerrigan
Sauley ‘Gonl
New York
Gussie Benson
East River
Explosion on Kearsarge Steams Five Injured at Sea
Five crew members suffered serious burns when a forward starboard boiler steam pipe burst on the battleship Kearsarge of the Atlantic fleet. Fires were drawn and the steam plant disabled for nine hours while repairs were made. All injured remained alive and did not die, with burns from scalding steam. The burst pipe linked the forward starboard boiler to the dynamos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Kearsarge
Atlantic
Bishop Potter Suffers Relapse in Cooperstown
Bishop Henry Codman Potter, ill since June 27 at Fernleigh, Mrs. Potter's home in Cooperstown, New York, suffered a relapse on July 21. The report notes his previous illness and current setback as observers monitor his condition.
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Potter
Cooperstown
N. Y
Henry Codman Potter
Fernleigh
Seven Killed In Mine Explosion At Williamstown
Seven men died and ten were injured in a gas explosion at Summit Branch Mining’s No. 1 shaft in Williamstown near Pottsville, Pennsylvania. Victims named include John Reilly Arthur Hawk Charles Rickert John Whittle Anthony Frelas James Bowman and Michael Stakum. Superintendent Aumen ordered rescues as after-damp filled the burning mine and volunteers risked hazardous trips underground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Branch Mining Company
Williamstown
Pottsville
John Reilly
Arthur Hawk
Charles Rickert
John Whittle
Anthony Frelas
James Bowman
Michael Stakum
Williams
Prohibition Ticket Nominated for President and Vice President
Eugene W. Chafin of Chicago for president and Aaron Watkins of Ada Ohio for vice president were nominated by the Prohibitionists' national convention in Chicago with unanimous endorsements after three ballots. Rev William B Palmore of St Louis led the opposition with 274 votes on the first ballot and declined as it became clear Chafin would win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition Ticket
Eugene W. Chafin
Chicago
Aaron Watkins
Ada
Ohio
Chafin
Wiliam B. Palmore
St. Louis
Delaware judge bans Mr Mrs Ms forms in court ruling
In Wilmington municipal court Judge Cochran fined Christopher Brooks five dollars and costs for contempt after he referred to Sarah Archer as Mrs Archer following a warning. The unusual ruling bars witnesses from using colored appellations Mr Mrs or Miss in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochran
Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Christopher Brooks
Sarah Archer
Five year old Clara Hoffman fatally burned in Philadelphia
A five year old girl Clara Hoffman died after playing with matches at her parents home in Philadelphia. The report notes further deaths and incidents across several days including a Washington Post owner Peleg Barker in Portland Missouri and Rosario Serge hanged in New Castle Pennsylvania for murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hoffman
Philadelphia
Peleg Barker
Owerer
Washington Post
Portland
Rosario Serge
New Castle
Antonio Bonti
Mra
Mendall Chadwick
Lakemont
N_ Y
Marietta
Willam Fraim
Charles Fetzel
March Pors
Bridgeport
Market Quotations From The Baltimore Wheat And Corn
Market report shows firmer Baltic wheat prices with No 2 spot near 9 64 97c and steamer No 2 at 0 75 Mle. Southern 90 percent. corn steady to mixed with Sept near 79c. Goods like No 2 white butter firm at 60 66 1 2c guidance, creamery extras 24c held 19 20c prints and dairy sprints in Maryland and Pennsylvania at 16 1tec eggs steady with regional varieties listed.
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Baltimore
Southern
C. Gats
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Fancy Tyland
Virginia
West Virginia
Bouthern
Live Stock Markets Pittsburg Yards Cattle and Hogs Report
Pittsburg Union Stock Yards shows dull cattle with prime bids around 6.25. Sheep steady with lambs and ewes in the 2 to 4.75 range and calves at 7.50 to 8.00. Hogs fall back with prime heavies at 7.03 to 7.10 and light Yorkers around 6.25 to 6.40. roughs 3 to 5.90. NewsparrntiORIVES
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Union Stock Yards
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Theo. Pfeiffer
Sons of Veterans
Werxtz Brose
Au Frey
Bato. St
Acme Slope
Dabois
Saba
Spapre
Augustus Hawn
Bonneauville
Bawn
Hawn
Roberta Eswartz
Harrisburg
Mary Emmert
G. H. Strausbaugh
Berwick Township
Allen Hartman
Same Township
Squire Lilly
Reuben Eckert
Hictorytown
Cumberland County
Louise Troup
Boiling Springs
Port Chester
N.Y
Bart J. Park
Mrs. Hom
San Jose
State Department of Agriculture
New Castre
Jeanie Devitro
Fran Thomas
Nicholas Fenezo
Mahanoy City
Zerko
F. B. D. Prickett
Methodist Church
Metuchen
Archie Herron
Mr. Prickett
Herren
Peter Franks
Majior Engle
Schuystill Canal
Pottstown
Elsie Fryer
Wiliam Edwards
Marion Engle
Frankl
Miss Engle
Edwards
Miss Fryer
Pennsylvania State Livestock Sanitary Board
John Bennett
Tyrone
National Guard
George Mattocks
Oakville
Toronto
York
Lizzie Linebaugh
Marguerite Armstrong
Warne
Greenwich
Conn
Edith M. Teagle
Walter C. Teagle
Standard Oil Company
Pasadena
Cal
M. P. Johnson
Comptroller of the Currency
Crew & Williams
Ossining
Stuart
Salvatore Garrito
Artemas J. Harnes
United Congregational Church of
New Haven
Nantucket Sound
Susie Roscavage
Elizabeth Gettins
Casper H. Ritter
Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Allentown
Henry McCrea
Unified States Navy
Naval Hospital
Bright
Pennsylvania State Department of Public Instruction
Dennis P. O'Sullivan
S. J
St Joseph's College
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Mass
Ansonia
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