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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1925

Page

24

Executor's Notice for Frank A. Ginter Estate

Letters testamentary on the estate of Frank A. Ginter of Oxford Township Adams County Pennsylvania have been granted to the undersigned. All persons with claims or demands against the estate and all debtors must make known and settle with the undersigned without delay.

Frank A. Ginter Oxford Township Adams County Pennsylvania

Child Kegled by Truck Near Red Lion

Doris Royston nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Royston was fatally struck by a Robert company York truck driven by H A King accompanying J A Berkhimer near Red Lion. The girl died en route to a physician after injuries to head and jaw. The truck stopped 66 feet away. Her sister warned her to beware but Doris darted across the road toward the home on the opposite side. No blame assigned per Mrs Royston. In Abbottstown Wilbur E Haines rents Altland hall to open a cigar factory soon. Rev D B Lady of Arendtsville plans a new house on former burned site. Home Acres play raises funds for church parsonage.

Doris Royston Wilbur Royston Red Lion Robert Company York H. A. King J. A. Berkheimer D. B. Lady Arendtsville Mrs. Lady Carey Cris Criswell

Ely's Cream Balm Provides Instant Nasal Relief

Advertisement promises immediate opening of clogged nostrils and relief from cold or catarrh. The product is a fragrant antiseptic healing cream to be applied in the nostrils by a druggist, claimed to soothe inflamed mucous membranes and improve breathing quickly.

Ely

State aid proposed for Laurel Dam dredging

A state appropriation for dredging Laurel Dam near Pine Grove Furnace is proposed in a bill by Sen Norman L Bonbrake of the Adams Franklin district and reported from Harrisburg. The funds are expected to cover strengthening the dam wall and address its dilapidated condition. Adams county residents support the improvements as Laurel Dam remains a popular steamer resort on the South Mountains crest.

Laurel Dam Pine Grove Furnace Norman L. Bonbrake Adams-Franklin Harrisburg Adams County South Mountains

Kidneys Act Bad Take Salts Advice

An article promotes Jad Salts as a remedy for sluggish kidneys, claiming acids in foods overwork kidneys and cause backache, headaches, and urinary issues. It advises four ounces of the salt in water before breakfast, plus ample water and physician checkups twice yearly.

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