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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
7
Mrs H C Martin of Ephrata Pennsylvania describes years of stomach and kidney trouble with back pain and poor appetite before using Tonall made from roots herbs and barks. She reports relief after the trial and endorses Tonall to others. Testimonial dated June 11 1918 and Tonall sold at Ed T Aukee's Drug Store New Oxford.
Train departures from New Oxford listed with times for Sundays and weekdays to Gettysburg Pen Mar Park Hagerstown Cumberland Elkins and West routes via Cumberland Hanover York Baltimore and intermediate points. Includes special Sunday and weekday services and notes subject to change without notice. S ENNES and C I STEWART sign as General Manager and General Passenger Agent.
Er win Bushe of Bordentown New Jersey shot and killed his wife in Stewartstown Pennsylvania then killed himself. The couple had been separated and the incident occurred when Bushe followed his wife to her parent’s home and demanded the revolver. He fired a second shot into his own heart, dying beside his wife.
The Emlet family reunion at Dicks' dam June 9 honored Edward Emlet Jr. of Abilene Kansas visiting native Cumberland County after 27 years. Numerous Emlet relatives from Hanover Abbottstown Biglerville Gardners, Carlisle and Westminster gathered with spouses and children for a joyous, daylong gathering.
This piece explains sour stomach as a mild indigestion caused by rapid eating or unsuitable food. It advises eating slowly, chewing well, limiting meat at supper, and suggests Chamberlains Tablets for aid if symptoms persist.
A Chambersburg youth strolling by Wolf's lake fired at bass in shallow water. The fish floated dead and a fish warden arrested him with his father, who paid a $30 fine. The bass weighed 4 1/4 pounds at roughly seven dollars per pound.
A brief health notice urges keeping Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at home for cholera morbus in every neighborhood. It cites Mrs. Enyeart of Huntington Ind reporting rapid relief for ill children in 1911 and notes a fatal and injury automobile accident near Lewistown on a Wednesday dawn.
Readers learn of a claimed universal cure for catarrh through Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The ad asserts internal action through the blood, promises constitutional support, and offers $100 to any case it fails to cure, with testimonials available and Toledo based F. J. Cheney & Co. as sellers.
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