Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Promoted For Health
An article extols sunlight and American factory work, praising Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo for Golden Medical Discovery as a blood maker and tissue builder. It links digestion, liver activity, and blood purity to health, appetite, and energy, while noting pleasant pellets for digestion. Local notices mention Rudolph Longshore and others visiting in Newton Indiana and Mt Joy Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Commencement Attendees and Community Notes at Pennsylvania College
Cedar Ridge attendees at the Pennsylvania College commencement include Misses Mary Horwedel Annie Horwedel Bertha Gebhart Katie Heltzel and Charles Heltzel who found exercises instructive and entertaining Nicholas Heltzel returned from Gettysburg after attending the college . Hertza was among the graduating class and a commencement speaker and honor man George Moore and son Paul of York spent Sunday with relatives in the area David Shultz and family and Robert Metzler of York are visiting. Metzler formerly lived in New Oxford Charles Slaybaugh, employed in New Oxford, visited his parents Our farmers work corn and hay harvesting wheat and rye turning yellow with harvests near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania College
Mary Horwedel
Annie Horwedel
Bertha Gebhart
Katie Heltzel
Charles Heltzel
Nicholas Heltzel
Gettysburg
Hertza
George Moore
Paul
York
David Shultz
Robert Metzler
Metzler
New Oxford
Charles Slaybaugh
Henry Hemler
M.B.N. R
Hampton Items Show Local Visitors and Church Services
Prof Early and wife from Union Bridge Md visit this week. Mrs Beck and Naomi visit York Springs. Rev Crissman of Bendersville guest of Miss Chronister. Mr Thomas returns from Harrisburg. Rev Byrd of Boiling Springs guest of Wesley Miller. Miss Ola Myers returns from Middletown. Mrs Sadie Uwonver and Annie visit Latimore. Miss Nettie Resser visits from York. Harrison Myers and sister Mary spend days in York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Early
Union Bridge
Beck
Naomi
York
Spring Grove
John Myers
Dorothy
York Springs
Crissman
Bendersville
Magpie Chronister
Martin Thomas
Harrisburg
Byrd
Boiling Springs
Wesley Miller
Ola Myers
Middletown
Sadie Uwonver
Annie
Latimore
Mulaun
Baltimore
Nettie Resser
Harrison Myers
Tragedy at Shrewsbury Trotting Meet Claims Jockey Pearce
The Shrewsbury Trotting Association meet in York county ended in tragedy when Navajo ridden by H I Pearce of Manor Maryland fell on the final running race. Pearce about 30 years old suffered a crushed skull and died shortly after. The well known Maryland horseman left a wife and four children.
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Shrewsbury ‘Trotting Association
Shrews
Bury
York County
H. ‘I. Pearce
Manor
Baltimore County
Navajo
Pearce
Maryland
Jie
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promised Cure for Bowel Ailments
A vintage ad claims Dr Kings New Life Pills offer a complete cure for bowel and stomach diseases including headache and biliousness. The purport mentions immediate relief for pains and fear of appendicitis and advertises at Randulph Wehrer's drug store for 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Randulph Wehrer
Court Items Remain For Next Week
Readable fragments indicate pending argument court items scheduled for next week. Officials or involved parties are not clear from the text.
Deatiick Brothers Plan New Furniture Store in Hunterstown
The Deatiick Brothers of Hunterstown have leased the store room and stable on Hanover Street from Mr. O A Smith and will open soon with a full stock of furniture and an undertak ing business. Their ad will appear next week. Merl Sanders of Philadelphia Street suffered a painful elbow injury when jumping from a spring wagon, dislocating the elbow and splintering a bone. Commencement exercises at St Josephs School Bonneauville featured tableaus drills music and an address by Rev Father Costizan awarding diplomas to Charles Chrismer Theresa Sneeringer Catharine Fromrmeyer Adelaide Noel Theresa Golden Mary Frommeyer.
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Deatiick Brothers
Hunterstown
O. A. Smith
Hanover Street
Merl
A.A. Sanders
Philadelphia
Aug. Feiser
St. Joseph’s School
Bonneauville
St. Joseph’s Tall
Father Costizan
Charles Chrismer
Theresa Sneeringer
Catharine Fromrmeyer
Adelaide Noel
Theresa Golden
Mary Frommeyer
No Secret Anoour I r Bucklen Arnica Salve
It claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve is highly effective for cuts burns ulcers fever sores sore eyes boils and similar conditions. A Texan resident D L Gregory reports quick cure of a bird’s sore and praise for its safety with sore eyes while noting a 25 cent price at Wehler's drug store.
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Bucklen
O. K
D. L. Gregory
Slope
Tex
Wehler
Local Notes From McSherrystown and Nearby
A. J. Brady’s son Leo Brady was struck by a bat during a ball game, causing a deep forehead gash. George L. Rice Jr. earned a BA from Mt. St. Mary’s College and visits his father over summer. Banns proclaimed in St. Mary’s for A Calvin Young and Minnie Weaver. Fifty Conewago parish children took their first communion. A Commonwealth vs Daniel H. Bair case saw bail set at 500 dollars. A horse-drawn runabout driven by George H. Bender struck a barbed wire fence after a harp sighting, leaving scratches and a wrecked vehicle.
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Leo Brady
A. J. Brady
Robert Wireman
George L. Rice, Jr
Geo. L. Rice
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
The
Commonwealth
Daniel H. Bair
Germany Township
Martha I. Bair
Squire V. H. Lilly
Main Street
George H. Bender
Church Street
Cure of Kidney Disease with Electric Bitters
C I Collier of Cherokee Iowa describes severe kidney failure with backache and low mood then credits Electric Bitters as a cure restoring health. He recommends the tonic for weak kidneys liver or stomach and notes it's guaranteed by Randolph Weller druggist at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Collier
Cherokee
Randolph Weller
Submerged in Coal Tar At York Gas Works
York Pa June 20 Charles Kraft of Emilysville wandered to the city gas works and fell into a pool of coal tar. He was pulled out fully covered with tar, hair and moustache matted, and must be shaved. Tar entered his eyes and physicians struggle to remove it without damaging the membrane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kraft
York
Charles Kraft
Emilysville
Shenandoah School Directors Plead Guilty to Bribery
Three Shenandoah school directors David Flest Jacob Noll Jr and Joseph Wiersten pleaded guilty to bribery in Pottsville Pennsylvania on June 20 a postponement of sentence follows as others accused of graft by the Taxpayers Association face trial this week and may be sentenced together if convicted
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Pottsville
David Flest
Jacob Noll, Jr
Joseph Wiersten
Shenandoah
Taxpayers’ Association
Greason Free At Last In Readng Murder Trial
Samuel Greason was acquitted of the murder of John Edwards in Reading Pennsylvania. A large audience applauded the verdict after Mrs Kate Edwards who previously testified against him was on the stand and exonerated him. Mrs Edwards traveled from Carlisle to attend the trial.
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Edwards
Reading
Samuel Greason
John Edwards
Kate Edwards
Greason
Four Dead From Heat in New York City Seaside Heatwave
On June 20 in New York four young children died from heat and prostration as a heat wave struck the city. The day began with humidity and a high temperature in the upper sixties before a sea breeze cooled the air and lowered conditions.
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New York
Kennedy Dies as Cumberland Valley Railroad President
Thomas B. Kennedy of Chambersburg died at his home. Born August 1, 1827 in Warren County New Jersey, he graduated from Marshall College in 1844 and led Pennsylvanians to California in 1849. He later became Cumberland Valley Railroad president in 1882 succeeding Frederick Watts. A separate item notes top honey yield by Francis I Wesley of Newsmithville producing 3160 pounds in 10 weeks sold for $600.
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Thomas B. Kennedy
Chambersburg
Thos. B. Kennedy
Cumberland Valley Railroad Company
Mr. Kennedy
Warren County
N. J
Marshall College
California
Cleveland
Frederick Watts
Rees
Kutztown
Pennsylvania
Francis I. Wesley
Newsmithville
Wesley
Gate City
New Jersey Carpenters and Joiners of America
Trenton
Elmer Deacon
Delanco
Alexander
Warren Mills
Hyndman
Frederick Fuson
Gustave Spusher
Harwick
Lloyd Longenberger
Roaring Creek Valley
Shamokin
B. K. Roberts
Artillery Corps
International Printing Pressman’s Union
San Francisco
H. C
Woman Sacrifices Life To Save Child In Watertown Fire
Mrs. Chester Doney, 40, saved her 3 year old son from an overturned oil can touched by a match in Watertown Minnesota. She suffered severe burns and died a few hours later as the house burned down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Chester Doney
Twenty Five Die In Western Maryland Railroad Wreck
Baltimore mourns as a catastrophic train crash near Patapsco claims 25 lives and injures many. The westbound passenger train collided with an eastbound freight on a curve, tearing apart engines and wrecking cars. Among the dead are several Baltimore engineers and laborers from Thurmont and Catoctin. survivors recount a chaotic scene as crews repair prior damage elsewhere.
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Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad
Patapsco
Westminster
Finksburg
George B. Covell
John St. Leger
Knipple
McNanamee
Stott
John Crouse
Egineer
Taneytown
D. D. Rise
Hagerstown
W. O. Derr
John Groshon
Charles Kelly
Charles T. Miller
Frank Sweeney
Harry Sweeney
McClellan Sweeney
William T. Sweeney
J. Woolard
Elmer Miller
Nelson Fraley
Charles Gooble
J. W. Shupe
George Summel
Thurmont
Joseph Stitely
Catoctin
Daniel Meyers
Highfield
Calvin Benner
Edward Martin
Columbus Williar
Charles Grabill
William Shuff
Calvin Bonner
Thomas Hahn
John Whitmore
John Davis
I. Fuss
Wm. Sweeney
Milton Stambaugh
D. Myers
Peter Freber
Union Bridge
Ed Diebert
Employe Union News Company
W. Zeigler
Compleve Union News Company
C. D. Miller
B. Frank Tierney
Express Messenger
Mount Hope Station
Maryland
Engineer Dies in Cab While Running at Full Speed
Wilkes Barre June 20 Hiram Boserart aged 48 a well known passenger engineer for the Central Railroad of New Jersey died suddenly in the cab of his engine near Lauvel Bay station while running at full speed.
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Wilkesbarre
Hiram Boserart
Central Railrouad
New Jersey
Nea Lauvel Bay Station
46th annual Red Men council held in York
The 46th annual state council of the Red Men of Pennsylvania met at York. The week included various social notices and notable events across states, including awards and incidents from New Jersey to Virginia with several fatalities and public risks reported.
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State Council of the Red Men of Pennsylvania
York
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Rudolph Longshore
Newton
Nita Cashman
M. ©. Hollyworth
G . Klinger
Ruth Times
Pitt Street
Mt. Joy
J. H. Duttera
BG. ¥. Liversperger
Uarbold
Silver Run
Cedar’ Ridge
Hampton Items
McSherrystown
Shenandoah School
Grifin
Phelps
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Griffin
Eithe
Mauch Chunk
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Kotaro Date
Wayman Crow
St. Louis School
Parnell Rainear
Bridgeton
Carl A. Claussen
Lehigh University
Bethleham
George Campbell
Tucumcan
N. M
Secretary of the Treasury
John G. Carlisle
United States Bankers’ Corporation
Pennsylvania Bankers’ Association
H. B. Mansfield
Navy
William Wanshoro
Warm Springs
James N. Keene
William B. Woodbridge
Boston
Saugus
Mass
Higgins
W. B. Hooker
Atlantic City
Supreme Council of the Red Cross
Baron Nathaniel de Rothschild
Vienna
A. T. Brown
Rathburn
Bryan
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