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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1925

Page

15

Family Gathering Notices and Red Pepper Rub Ad

The item lists a family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel 8 Hlama and includes numerous attendees. An advertisement promotes Red Pepper Rub for rheumatism relief, claiming quick heat, improved circulation, and near immediate relief, urging purchase of the genuine Rowles product.

St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief

Advert asks sufferers of rheumatism sciatica neuralgia lumbago backache sprains to rub St Jacobs Oil on the tender spot for instant relief. Claims one in fifty needs internal treatment and touts decades of use and safety.

St. Jacobs St-Jacobs Qil

Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound Restores Hair Color

Gray hair fades with age but Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound promises to restore natural color. The ad claims darkening is natural and even, with a bottle available as Wryeths Sage and Sulphur Compound or home preparation.

Wryeth

Quart of Water Cleans Kidneys

An advice note promotes drinking a quart of water daily and four ounces of Jad Salts to flush and stimulate kidneys. It claims rich foods create acids and sluggish kidneys cause rheumatism headaches liver trouble and urinary issues. A physician check is advised twice yearly.

Local residents host gatherings and report accidents during holidays

Mr and airs HL J Ganegloff of Castalia Ohio spend Christmas with niece and husband Mr and Mrs C A Funk in Weer High street. Elizabeth Funk accompanies them to Castalia. B A Hoffman of Tanina Florida and Mr and Mrs Charles Rooke with sons Fred and Charles of Baltimore visit Mr and Mrs T B Warner in Hanover Street. Henry J Smith and daughter Lyla Mary spend Christmas with Mrs Smith’s Saranig. Wm H Roye of Coolumbia hosts Christmas with family. A touring car wreck near Gettysburg leads to $15 sale of the car. Mary Baker suffers a fractured collarbone and eye injury. Four Adams County youths sign up for an eight week State College agriculture short course beginning January 8, costing about $110 plus travel. An accident on the Harrisburg road injures Mrs William J Gardner and her children. two adults unharmed. Brian E Cellgan of McSherrystown is charged with aggravated assault and battery. bail posted for Friday hearing. John Frech of Hanover to run the former Royal Coat site as a restaurant and bakery with ovens and new equipment. Rev J K Young’s car catches fire on way to Gettysburg due to short circuit. damage $190. Hoffman orphanage Christmas offering totals $49 with donations from Rev S W Beck and Rev G H Wveler. Abbottstown Lyceum second program by Fauble Entertainers scheduled. Abbottstown Gulf Club meets in Diehl’s office.

Airs HL J. Ganegloff Castalia Ohio C. A Funk Weer Hieh Street Elizabeth Funk Funk Mrs. Gangloff B. A. Hoffman Tanina Florida Charles Rooke Fred Charles Baltimore Tarry ‘Ciner Gettysboreg Juvk Frank Frank Miller Wilkes-Barre Harrisburg Road Gettysherr Miller Mary Baker Michitsburg Harrisburg Baker Warner Hospital R. I. Underwood State Col Ege Adams County Ovids Avian P. Garraitson Gard Mord Brown Fairfield George Munmert Cgeorge L. Brough York Springs Willliam J. Gardner Lemoyne Oscar Ed. Keefer McSherrystown John L. Hill Gettysburg Fruthey State Police Squire Hill John Frech Hanover Royalcote

Visible Pumps Guarantee Square Deal In Gasoline Sales

The Reds Epley Oil Company advertises Red White and Blue Visible Pumps guaranteeing accurate measures and full value for gasoline. The copy emphasizes reliability, transparency, and avoiding short measure with traditional secret pumps, urging motorists to seek visible pumps as a hallmark of quality and fair pricing.

Pennzoil Reds Epley Oil Company

The World’s Highest Grade Oil Endorsed as Best Quality

A bold claim positions the oil as the world’s highest grade, urging focus on quality over cheap oil. Proponents describe premium refining potential and superior performance, while critics call for price competitiveness and sustainable sourcing.

Thanking Friends and Customers From Gettysburg Garage

Clarence W. Epley proprietor of New Eberhart Garage in Gettysburg Pa expresses sincere appreciation to friends and customers for the past year. He pledges to increase personal service and spare no effort to keep everyone satisfied in the coming year.

Gettysburg Adams County Clarence W.epley

Slogan Contest for Reds Epley Oil Company

Readers are invited to submit a slogan reflecting the Reds Epley Oil Company and Pennzoil product quality for a $5 prize. Send entries to Reds Epley Oil Company Gettysburg Pennsylvania before January 15.

Reds Epley Oil Company Pennzoil Gettysburg

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Infra Samuel Hlama Thois Samel Hamim John Wishetter Willan’ Fidler Darius L. Shiil Aid Mere Adarry Samuel Shull I. L. Stiteerr Red John Shetler Gurus Fpger Mildred Shull Geraldine Miller Rowles St. Jacobs Oil J. KK. Young Mt. Joy Lutheran Gettyssyre Hoffman Orphanage the Reformed Abbottstown IE. EB. Jacobs St. Luke's Union Church S. W. Beck G. H. Wveler Abbottstown Lyceum Abbottstown Gulf Club S. J. Diehl Dr. Miles Gettysburg, Pa Trict Distributors F Acinlly Pennsylvania Epley Company Eberhart Milvnazuliy Ga Adams Courty C. Guyon Miller Mer. C. V
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