The American Girl and Women’s Health Cure Offer
The piece extols the American girl as healthy and lively and notes Mrs Langtry’s view on American women. It cites Dr Pierce of Buffalo recommending outdoor exercises for women and links many ailments to female organs. It claims 98 percent cure rates and offers $500 for uncured cases of leucorrhea weakness prolapsus or falling of the womb with a fair trial of Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langtry
Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Local residents attend events and visits around town
Miss Mary G. Emmert attends Ep worth League Convention as delegate from town. Numerous visits include Miss Catharine E. Firehart in town, Ruth Weikert from Two Taverns, and Frank Lippincott arriving to work at Emmett shoe factory. Residents travel to Baltimore and Harrisburg, with graduates from Frederick and Gettysburg colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary G. Emmert
Chambersburg
Catharine E. Firehart
Baltimore
W. Tf. Emmert
Center Square
Ruth Weikert
Wm. Harman
West Ligh Street
Frank Lippincott
Burlington
N. J
Emmett
Edward Reininger
Columbia
Solomon Brown
Carlisle Street
Louisa Cook
Ellis
Sparrows Point
Chas. W. Cook
Chas. Hagerman
Pauline
York
Mable Sheetz
J. L. Sheetz
N. Lingg
Mary Lingg
Near Town
Harrisburg
G. N. Roth
Carpenter
Pitt St
Katie
Estella Thompson
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
J. C. Thompson
Stella Gross
New Oxford Flouring Mills Opens Under Hartman & Ream
New Oxford Flouring Mills, formerly Eichelberger's, announces immediate operation with modern machinery. It offers Banner Roller Flour, high cash prices for grain, custom chopping, and mill feed, with free town delivery and grocery store availability. Hartman & Ream solicit public patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Oxford Flouring Mills
Eichelberger’s
Hartman & Ream
Oxford Township School District Financial Summary 1905
For year ending June 2 1905 the district shows a box rate percent mill on the dollar valuation for school purposes receipts and a balance in treasury of 329 dollars 16 cents. The account has been audited and certified by the district auditors.
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Oxford Township
Treasury
Cure for Dyspepsia Boosted by Stomach Tablets
Mrs Lindsay of Fort William Ontario credits Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with curing years of dyspepsia and stomach pain. The York Dispatch notes Augustus Lenhart of Dover claims a champion hen with 17 chicks hatched from 15 eggs. Dr King’s New Life Pills are promoted as a safe remedy for bowel and stomach issues, available at Randolph Weber drug store.
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Lindsay
Fort William
Ontario
Canada
Chamberlain
Randolph Webler
York
Augustus Lenhart
Dover
Bue
Dr. King
New Life
Randolph Weh- Jura
Weddings At Gettysburg And Nearby Homes
In Gettysburg and surrounding townships, multiple nuptials were held. Mrs Alice Serepta Noel wed J Edgar Keefer in a gettysburg parlor ceremony led by Rev Dr Billheimer. John I Rose wed Miss Wollebaugh of Tyrone township. Margaret Elizabeth Bigham wed Samuel Knox at her parents home with Rev Knox assisting. Eugene Devine wed Elizabeth Livelsperger in a nuptial Mass at Conewago Chapel conducted by Rev Father Halftermeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Shellaman
Gettysburg
Alice Serepta Noel
John Hartlaub
J. Edgar Keefer
Baltimore
Billheimer
The
Theological Seminary
John I. Rose
Miss Wollebaugh
Tyrone Township
J. L. 1141
Samuel Thomas Knox
Altoona
Margaret Mlizabeth Bigham
Greenmont
H. P. Bigham
Wim. Knox
Pittsburg
Dalzell
Eugene Devine
James Devine
Elizabeth Livelsperger
James Livelsperger
Ldge
Borough Notice on Shade Trees and Fireworks Prohibition
Notice orders all property owners within the borough to trim shade trees as per ordinance by July 1 and bans merchants from selling cannon crackers toy pistols or any other fireworks contrary to law by order of Town Counotin Burgess Jno N Huul
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counotin
Jno
N. Huul
Burgess
Runaway York Girl Flora Amsbaugh Found in Idaville
Flora Amsbaugh, seventeen, daughter of J. J. Amsbaugh of York, located in Idaville Adams County at John T. Sterner’s home after leaving for Decoration Day with Sterner whom her father says he did not approve. Sterner, a traveling salesman for Troup Brothers, had proposed marriage. Flora reportedly stayed with him as authorities assist in her return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Amsbaugh
J. J. Amsbaugh
East Prospect Street
York
Idaville
Adams County
John T. Sterner
Maryland
Sterner
Cumberland County
Local notes from McSherrystown and area
A roundup of injuries births marriages illnesses and local events. Mrs Edgar Smith recovering after a stair tumble. Jenny Rang Jr bruised after a ladder fall. a family dog shot after going mad. Samuel Stonesifer relocated to Valley View hotel. Samuel Hill suffers stroke and illness. Calvin Young and Minnie Weaver announce marriage. St Josephs Academy June 22 commencement. Richard Rudders cuts thumb severely. John 2 Groft infant dies of pneumonia. Mrs Simon Barnes returns home after successful operation. Mrs Catharine Bucher paralyzed by stroke and unconscious.
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Jenny Rang, Jr
A. C. Rice
Clarence
Roy Smith
Charles Groit
Samuel Stonesifer
Sotel Columbus
Valley View Hotel
Hendrix Station
Samuel Hill
Calvin Young
OC. Young
Main Street
Minnie Weaver
George Weaver
South Street
St. Joseph’s Academy
Richard Rudders
North Street
John 2
Charles Groft
Simon Barnes
Union Protestant Infirmary
Baltimore
J. A. Melsheimer
Catharine Bucher
Manufacturers Bank Idea Circulates in Hanover
A movement grows to establish a manufacturers bank in Hanover with a capital of 200000 dollars. Local manufacturing leaders have been approached and the project shows fair prospects for organizing a new banking institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Nore
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised for Sore Cures
An item highlights Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as highly effective for cuts burns ulcers fever sores and sores. Reader DD. IL. Gregory of Hope Texas reports a lad’s sore cured quickly and a note on sore eyes. Available for 25 cents at Webler’s drug store.
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O. K
Gregory
Hope
Tex
Webler’s
Death of A S Feiser funeral set for Friday
A S Feiser a longtime undertaker and furniture dealer died Tuesday June 13 at his Philadelphia Street home after six months of illness. He was 60 years old with a widow two sons and four daughters at home and leaves two brothers and two sisters. The funeral will be Friday at 10 30 AM at the Lutheran Church with interment at New Oxford Cemetery. Camp 22 P C S A and the Funeral Benefit Association will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Feiser
Philadelphia Street
Peter ¥Eiser
Neis
Augustus
M. D. Feiser
Franklin Grove
T. E. Bower
Lutheran Church
New Oxford
Geo. N. Lauffer
Camp 22
Feiser
Funeral Benefit Association
Marriage Licenses Read Off In Local Notices
George Henry Long and Mary I Sherman of Huntington Two. George L Slann and Lucy Harner of Littlestown Pa. Wim C Metheny and Lydia G Atkinson of Preston Co West Virginia. John H Deardorff and Annie Slusser of Mennallen Two. Adam C Devilleis and Missouri SL Blaxton of Germany Two. Eugene Devine and Elizabeth Liver sperger of Edge Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henry Long
Mary I Sherman
Tuntington
George L. Slann
Mr. Joy
Lucy Harner
Littlestown
Wim. C. Metheny
Lydia G. Atkinson
Preston Co
West Virginia
John H. Deardorff
Annie Slusser
Mennallen
Adam C. Devilleis
Missouri
Blaxton
Germany
Eugene Devine
Elizabeth Liversperger
Edge Grove
East Berlin Couple Endures Illness and Frailty
Dr Joseph A Wolf of East Berlin who was sick with pneumonia months ago now suffers dropsy and cannot lie in bed but sits on a chair day and night His wife Mrs Wolf who fell last winter is now able to move only with crutches
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Wolf
East Berlin
Farm barn destroyed by fire in Liberty township
A barn on the farm of Annan Horner tenanted by J P Martin in Liberty township was burned on Friday evening. The fire is believed to have started from a spark from a traction engine. Building insured with Adams County company. The tenant’s loss is listed at 500 with no insurance.
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Annan Horner
J. P. Martin
Liberty Township
Adams Co. Company
New Oxford School Board Elects Officers and Raises Salaries
The New Oxford School Board, meeting Tuesday evening, elected Z. TH. Cashman president, Jas Barnitz secretary, and W. H. Emmett treasurer. Three teachers from last year were re elected, salaries up five dollars monthly for an eight month term starting the first Monday in September. Tax rate fixed at three mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford School Board
Z. TH. Cashman
Jas
W. Barnitz
Sec’y
W. H. Emmett Treas
June brings roses and marriages and later divorces
About 40 chickens were stolen from the premises of Mr. W. H. Kling at Diehl's mill near town on Friday night. The Citizens Band will travel to East Berlin to play at a festival Saturday evening. James Sauble raised the frame for a large new bank barn on his farm near Storin's store this week.
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W. H. Kling
Diehl’s Mill
East Berlin
James Sauble
Storin
Electric Bitters Restores Kidney Health for Cuesakee Man
C Collier of Cuesakee Ia says Electric Bitters cured his severe kidney disease and backache after he could not sit on a chair. He credits the tonic with restoring health and endorses it for kidney liver and stomach weakness. Sold by Randolph Weller druggist at 50 cents.
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Randolph Weller
Irem Office Publicity On Print Run
OB PRINTING of every description C4 executed at the Irem office. Sat isfaction guaranteed.
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Irem
News of the week in review July 7 1906 highlights
Navy engineer James W King dies in Philadelphia at 85. Dr Samuel G Dixon named state health commissioner. Taylor body found in New York Harbor after Wilmington disappearance. Boiler cap explosion kills three at Cleveland steel plant. Cassatt resigns from Equitable board. Wire tapping swindle claims $7000 from Chicago junk dealer M Cohen. Bryan awarded Doctor of Laws at Nebraska Wesleyan. Donations to Colorado College endowment by Palmer and Carnegie. London death of Civil War veteran Colonel Cheseborough. Secretary Shaw addresses Florida Georgia bankers at Atlantic Beach. Lynchburg invites Roosevelt to interstate fair. Allentown Spinning plant strike over wages. Army Nurses' Assoc leader Mrs Jane Worrall dies. Sulivan mine gas explosion fatal for three. Castro inaugurated president of Venezuela. St Paul clerk Arthur L Gibbons imprisoned for two years. Panama yellow fever death of Frank O Leary in New York quarantine hospital. PRR donates $10,000 to Harrisburg hospital. Congressman Senney dies in Ohio. Mrs C Lewis dies on Atlantic City pier. Tufts to honor Kogoro Takahira with LL D. Dewey dry dock christened at Sparrows Point. Woman's Union Label League adjourns to 1907. Runaway wagon kills Varick Love. Snow slide kills Wesley Hanlon and John Smith in Colorado. Charleston cruiser trial set for June 28. Aeronaut William Hayden badly injured. Venezuelan commander Matos arrives in New York. Iroquois Iron furnace blast kills one, injures two.
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James W. King
United Sates Navy
Philadelphia
Pennypacker
Samuel G. Dixon
Ardmore
Daniel M. Taylor
Wilmington
Del
New York
American Steel Company
Cleveland
O. A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Equitable Life Assurance Society
M. Cohen
St. Louis
Chicago
Nebraska Wesleyan University
William J. Bryan
William J. Palmer
Andrew J. Carnegie
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
William H. Cheseborough
London
Shaw
Florida
Georgia
Atlantic Beach
Fla
Lynchburg
Roosevelt
Allentown
Jane M. Worrall
Army Nurses’ Association
Cambridge
Mass
Sullivan
Ind
Castro
Venezuela
Caracas
Arthur L. Gibbons
St. Paul
Minn
Frank O’leary
Panama
Harrisburg Hospital
George S. Senney
Tiffin
C. Lewis
Chevy Chase
Atlantic City
N. J
Tufts College
Medford
Kogoro Takahira
Philippines
Sparrows Point
Dewey
Miss Endicott
Woman’s International Union Label League
Millville
South Bethiehem
Varrick Love
Wesley Hanlon
John Smith
Silverton
Col
Charleston
Newport News Company
William Hayden
Waterbury
Conn
M. A. Matos
Curacoa
Iroquois Iron Company
Judge Stewart Appointed to Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Governor Pennypacker appoints Judge John Stewart of Chambersburg to fill the vacancy caused by Justice John Dean’s death in Hollidaysburg. Stewart serves until the first Monday of January and, if elected in November, will receive a full 21 year commission. He is expected to be nominated by the Republican state committee.
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Justice Dean
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Harrisburg
Pennypacker
John Stewart
Chambersburg
State Supreme Court
John Dean
Hollidaysburg
Stewart
Statae
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NEW Oxford Flouring Mills
V. A. Lawrence
Lawrence
G.h.lawrence
John Kk
Harry Slagle
Owen
McSherrystown
Edgar Smith
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