Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Backed By Patient Testimony
Testimonial from Mrs S C Robinson of Chattanooga Tennessee praising Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for chronic nervousness rheumatism and neuralgia claiming they relieve pain without wearing out and noting a money back guarantee on first package for 25 doses at 25 cents from Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
S. C. Robinson
Carter St
Chattanooga
Tenn
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Large Public Sale of Lumber and Timber Near Hunterstown
On the farm of William Touchinbaugh and Philip Beamer near Hunterstown a large public sale of timber and lumber will take place Saturday April 4 1968 starting at 1 PM. The offering includes forty thousand feet of solid oak boards and planks plus various sizes of oak and hickory slabs cord wood and standing timber in multiple lots with terms of three months credit for qualified buyers and cash for sums under a stated amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Touchinbaugh
Philip Beamer
Hunterstown
Musselman
G.R. Thompson
Audt
P. A. Miller
Executor's Notice for Estate of Margaret F Miller
Letters testamentary granted in Adams County Pennsylvania to L H Miller of Mount Pleasant Township. Debtors must pay immediately and creditors to present claims properly authenticated for settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret F Miller
Tyrone Township
Adams County
Margaret KF. Miller
Alnb County
Mountpleasant Township
L. H. Mille
New Oxford
Harrisburg Auto School Seeks Fifty Trainees
Wanted fifty men or boys to learn to become automobile operators and earn from twenty to forty dollars a week. Apply to Harrisburg Auto School at Third and Hamilton Streets in care of Harrisburg Automobile Company, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg Auto School
Third & Hamilton Sts
Care
Harrisburg Automobile Company
Harrisburg
Court Items From Crawford County Probate Court Actions
Geo H Knouse appointed guardian of minor Geo Funt with bond 1500. James W Leister administrator and trustee of Catharine Baker estate credited 18.31 and amended account confirmed. Abraham Bosserman named supervisor of Huntington township. Citation issued to show cause why Willis Shultz may share in Henry Shultz estate. returnable April 27. Blaine Warren allowed 15.81 from Charles Sowers estate. Zion's Reformed Church trustees authorized to sell land in Arendtsville to National Bank of Arendtsville. bond 550. Conewago Alley in McSherrystown discontinued. J L Williams appointed commissioner to take testimony in Madison v Madison. Nowras subscription period noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Knouse
Geo. Funt
Andrew Funt
James W. Leister
Catharine Baker
Abraham Bosserman
Huntington Township
David C. Shultz
Henry Shultz
Trustees of Zion’s Reformed Church of
Marriage License Granted in York for Sowers and McKenrick
A marriage license was issued in York to Frank Sowers of Mercersburg and Evelyn McKenrick of Orrtanna Adams County.
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York
Frank Sowers
Mercersburg
Evelyn McKenrick
Orrtanna
Adams Counety
Shoes for the family at G B Nach Son Co Havover
New stock of high shoes and oxfords for all ages and both sexes in black tan and white at G B Nach, Son & Co. 11 13 Carlisle St Havover Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Nach, Son & Co
Carlisle St
Havnover
Murdered Mother for Money to Buy Liquor
Grover C. Blake and Orsel Reynolds of Anderson Ind were arrested for the murder of Blake's mother. Blake confesses to killing her with a hammer after a drinking binged and says Reynolds helped by standing guard and later struck her. The pair fled toward Michigan after the slaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Grover C. Blake
Orsel Reynolds
Anderson
Blake
Reynolds
Michigan
2140 Men Discharged in Altoona Railroad Shops
Altoona Pa March 24 due to weak business the Pennsylvania Railroad company indefinitely suspended 2140 Altoona shop employees. Car shops shed 690 locomotive Jubniata 788 South Altoona foundries 296 and Altoona machine shops 366. Prior to suspension total employment stood at 11060 across all departments. At the same time the company raised remaining workers to nine hours daily and five hours on Saturday totaling fifty hours weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Juniata Locomotive Shops
South Altoona Foundries
Altoona Machine Shops
Harrisburg Railroad Shops Lay Off 1500 Workers
Harrisburg Pennsylvania March 24 over 1500 employees at the Pennsylvania railroad shops in the city were laid off indefinitely due to slack work. The men were told to leave addresses and further reductions among yard and repair men are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pinning Forest Accident Leaves Man Trapped Eight Hours
Stacey Mason of West Millville was pinned beneath a felled tree in a pine woods miles from any house. The tree struck him while he was chopping, trapping him for eight hours in cold rain. He freed himself by digging with his hands but is fatally injured and suffering from exposure.
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Millville
N. J
Stacey Mason
West Millville
Iusk
Three Deaths in Fall River Gas Tragedy
Mrs Florida Terrien aged 25 and her two young children Mary four and Joseph two months were found dead in the kitchen of their Fall River home. The coroner said they died from illuminating gas after two gas jets and the stove cock were left on. The woman clutched a crucifix and wore a rosary. The husband Joseph Terrien discovered the bodies.
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Fall River
Mass
Florida Terrien
Mary
Joseph
Joseph Terrien
Labor Injunction Made Permanent Against AFL Leaders
The American Federation of Labor and President Gompers were permanently enjoined from restraining or obstructing Bucks Store and Range Co. The ruling by Chief Justice Clabaugh bars them from publicizing the company or its products and from urging nonpurchase, with an appeal noted to the D C Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Bucks Store
Clabaugh
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Federation
Bucks Company
Anf
Miceauri
Elcanhera
Death of United States Senator William J Bryan
The United States Senator William James Bryan of Florida died in Washington from typhoid fever after a brief term of service of seventy three days. His death follows that of Senator Mallory. Bryan was twenty eight or thirty two years old and married to Janet Allan of Lexington Virginia.
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United States
Wiliam James Bryan
Florida
Washington
Stephen R. Mallory
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Senate
Alabama
Morgan
Pettus
Mallory
Latimer
South Carolina
Proctor
Vermont
Whyte
Maryland
Death of Rev Charles H Fowler Bishop and Author
Rev Dr Charles Henry Fowler, bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church and author of a major fundraising plan, died at his New York residence after a brief illness from heart failure. Born August 11 1837 in Burford Canada he later lived in Illinois and pursued law before entering ministry. He became a bishop in 1884 and held honorary degrees from Garrett Biblical Institute and Wesleyan University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.snap Fowler
Charles H. Fowler
Methodist Episcopal Church
New York
Bishop Fowler
Charles Henry Fowler
Burford
Canada
Illinois
Fowler
Rock River Seminary
Genesee Wesleyan Seminary
Lima
N. Y
Genesee College
Chicago
Garrett Biblical Institute
Wesleyan University
Death of Senator William P Whyte at age 83
William Pinckney Whyte died at his Baltimore home after a Washington illness. Born August 9, 1824, he studied law at Harvard in 1845 and began public service in Maryland in 1847. Known as Governor by friends, Whyte led a long career holding major state offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Whyte
United States
William Pinckney Whyte
Baltimore
Washington
Senator Whyte
Joseph
John Campbell Whyte
William Pinckney
Hiv
Harvard
House of Delegates
Maryland
Mexican ranchman killed by bull in failed matador act
Jose Maria Moreno, a Composital Mexico ranchman, died after attempting a bullfight with a short wooden stick and iron hook. He spoke enthusiastically about matadors and aimed to subdue the bull, but the animal gored him with its horns. About 300 relatives and friends witnessed the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Maria Moreno
Composital
Mex
Amateur Electrician Killed in Pittsburg Visit
Frank Marks, sixteen, died while visiting his aunt Mrs. James near Pittsburg. His parents reside nearby and the incident occurred during his visit to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Marks
Pittsburg
James
Boy Killed by 120 Volt Current in Altoona Home
In Altoona Pennsylvania Davis entered the cellar to adjust a light socket when his aunt turned on the current. The boy was instantly killed by a 120 volt electric shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Davis
Altoona
Davis
Death Sentence for Orchard by Idaho Judge
Judge Wood in Caldwell Idaho sentences Harry Orchard to death for the murder of former Governor Frank Steunenberg and recommends commutation to life in prison. He cites Orchard's testimony in Haywood and Pettibone trials as true and unhidden. Execution is set for May 15 following Orchard's guilty plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard
Wood
District Court
Caldwell
Idaho
Harry Orchard
Frank Steunenberg
Board of Pardons
State
William D. Haywood
George A. Pettibone
Steunenberg
Haywood
Pettibone
Battleship Fleet to Visit Japan in Historic Gesture
The American battleship fleet will visit Japan after Secretary Root accepts an invitation presented by Baron Takahira the Japanese ambassador. President Roosevelt and his cabinet endorsing the move signals cordial relations between the United States and Japan. The voyage mirrors a major international demonstration with a long voyage from New York to Europe in scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Root
Baron Takahira
Roosevelt
New York
Europe
Fatally Injured In a Scuffle
Arthur Jester of Jester & Jacobs was killed in Milford Delaware after a scuffle with James Ross. A butcher knife was thrown striking Jester in the leg severing an artery and causing death. Jester had hit Ross with a tin basin earlier. Ross fled and was not captured.
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Arthur Jester
Jester & Jacobs
Milford
Del
James Ross
Jester
Ross
Two Meet Fiery Death In New Jersey Farmhouse Fire
Lydia Carter of Bordentown and William Fleck of Roebling were found dead in a burned farmhouse on the English farm between Florence and Roebling near Burlington New Jersey. The unoccupied building burned Sunday night and was located where a farmer first spotted Mrs Carter, with the coroner later confirming Mr Fleck. The couple were last seen together Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Carter
Bordentown
William Fleck
Roebling
Florence
Burlington
N. J
Carter
Fleck
Boy Loses Leg in Wagon Accident Near Palmyra
Ammon Bowberger seven year old son of Harvey Bowberger of Palmyra Pennsylvania had his left leg torn off at the knee when he climbed into a wagon wheel beyond Palmyra. He reached hospital after two hours but remained conscious and fortitude marked his condition. Amputation above the knee was performed and doctors hope for recovery.
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Ammon
Harvey Bowberger
Palmyra
Dry victory in Maryland echoes in Worcester County
In Worcester County the special election resulted in pro prohibition winning by 29 to 1 and 846 against. Prohibition now prevails across the Eastern Shore and the entire peninsula from the Pennsylvania border to the Virginia line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Worcester County
U. S
John Walt
Smith
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Boy Found in Gypsy Camp After Two Years Missing
Leonard Allen a simple minded boy aged t tenteen years vanished from Middletown New York two years ago. He was found dying in a gypsy camp at Fall River Massachusetts. His mother Mrs Mary Allen will prosecute. The boy wore no shoes or stockings and was taken to a hospital.
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Leonard Allen
T Tenteen
Middletown
N. Y
Fall River
Mass
Mary Allen
Gray Wolf Shot on Chicago Street by Youth Roy Bairstow
A gray timber wolf was shot on a Chicago street by nineteen year old Roy Bairstow while the animal traversed a resident quarter. Local observers identified the carcass as a gray timber wolf though verification was sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roy Bairstow
Anti-Trust Bill Aims Labor Friendly Sherman Reform
The National Civic Federation drafted a bill to ease Sherman act penalties and restore labor unions rights to strike while preserving penalties for coercive boycotts and picketing. Introduced in the House by Rep Hepburn and referred to Interstate Commerce, it seeks presidential support and broad cross interest backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Civic Federation
House
Hepburn
Iowa
Cannon
Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court
Arson Plot Uncovered In Parsons Hotel Fire
Confession of two young men in county prison links hotel owner Joseph Morris and his wife to a March 13 fire at the Parsons hotel near Wilkes-Barre. They allegedly plotted arson to collect insurance on furniture. the building was owned by Martin Moran.
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Wilkes-Barre
Parsons
Joseph Morris
Pssion
Border
Martin Moran
Morris
Miner Blinded by Mine Blast Near Wilkes-Barre
Robert Carter of Hudson suffered likely fatal injuries at Pine Ridge colliery when a blast in an abandoned breast fired without his hearing warning. Miner Michael Danko reports he issued the standard warning before the shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Robert Carter
Hudson
Pine Ridge
Carter
Michael Danko
Hundreds Crown Japanese Steamer Goes Down After Collision
Tokio reports the Matsu Maru, a 696 ton Sui-ton coast steamer of Yusen Kaisha, sunk near Hakodate after a collision with the Hideyoshi Maru. The captain, most of the 244 passengers and 43 crewmen died. survivors were rescued by the Hideyoshi Maru and another steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Yusen Kaisha Line
Hakodate
Cheaper Eggs In the West
Chicago markets show egg supplies flooding in with fifty carloads daily totaling about 600000 dozen or 7200000 eggs. Fresh eggs are selling to wholesalers at fifteen cents.
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Chicago
Arbor Days Proclaimed in Pennsylvania by Governor
Harrisburg March 24 Governor Stuart issued a proclamation designating April 23 and 24 as Arbor Days in Pennsylvania. The action calls for observance and appropriate ceremonial activities statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Stuart
Week’s News Condensed Highlights and Tragedies
A condensed week recounts multiple deaths by self infliction on trains in Erie Pa and in Lowell Mass. the death of Right Rev Gustave Rouxel in New Orleans. Supreme Court Justice Moody named honorary lifelong member of the New England Baseball League. an Ohio agricultural college on wheels project by Pennsylvania Railroad. UMWA sets next national convention in Indianapolis. a Black man known as Black Sport hanged in Atlanta for murder. arsoning at Henry Hits's home in Shelby County Ky. Winnie Mangold struck dead by an Atlantic City express train. large orders for locomotives and rails by New York Central. suicides by George Huess and Christopher Wilson. several shootings, imprisonments, and embezzlement charges. post office site purchase in Waton Pa. hospital contracts for canal zone work. thousands petition Roosevelt for pardon in Slocum disaster. various deaths and crimes in Maryland Pa and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Kleinola
Pittsburg & Erie
Erie
Gustave A. Rouxel
Archdiocese of
New Orleans
William H. Moody
United States Supreme Court
New England
Pennsylvania Railroad
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
George R. Richardson
Mass
Lowell
Governor Fort
Senate
Earnest Lloyd
Cape May
N. J Andrew Jackson
Atlanta Ga
J. A Manier
Henry Ilits
Shelby County
Louisville
Winnie Mangold
Atlantic City Railroad
Hammonton
N. J
New York Central Railroad Company
George H. Huess
American Car & Foundry Company
Bolton House
Harrisburg
Shootin Abraham H. Hummel
New York
Abrams
Steubenville
William Abrams
James Oler
Bert Baker
Christopher N. Wilson
Somerville
John B. Blaylock
Lamberts Point
Henry Hyslop
Hyslop
Alonzo F. Shriner
St. Louis
Hous
Waston
Rocco Frasso
Johns Hook Hospital
Baltimore
Joseph Paolucci
Washington
Elizabeth V. Dede
James W. Blessley
Harrisbue Pa
Florence Reuser
Dayton
Commodity Prices in Principal Markets
The latest closing prices show Baltimore wheat steady to firmer with No 2 at about 8 3 4c and steamer No 2 near 95 cents. Coun prices mixed with steamer totals around 62 to 67 cents. Oats firm with No 2 at about 59 to 60 cents and No 3 at 58 to 58 1 2 cents. Butter steady with creamery extras at 30 to 34 cents and prints at 31 to 32 cents. Eggs steady with varied regional quotes for specialty grades per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Tancy Mayland
Virginia
Livestock Prices at Pittsburg Stock Yards
Cattle markets show higher primed prices with choice steers at about 6.16. Heifers and cows bid as prime and common categories. lambs around 6.8 to 7. Veal calves at 7.26. Hogs active with prime heavies 5.30 to 5.40 and medium 5.45 to 5.50. Light Yorkers 5.25 to 5.30. pigs 4.68 to 4.75. roughs 4.00 to 4.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Union Stock Yards
Catti.e
Pri. Wethers
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Ishoes and
Oxfords
Wy. Jrs
Bryan Dead
Florida Statesman
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