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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
4
Mrs. Sarah Renner of Littlestown credits Dean's Pills with relieving backache nervousness and irregular kidneys. The ad urges readers in New Oxford to use the Foster Milburn Co. product priced 60 cents at dealers, claiming it helps thousands.
Dayton resident John Lumpkins reports he endured waking 15 times nightly for two years. He cites Lithiated Buchu Keller Formula to cleanse the bladder and relieve irritation, with 25 gravel pieces found after use. Sold at Keller Laboratory stores and locally at Ed Auker’s in Mechanicsburg Ohio.
Adams County reports 13 680 Sunday School members from a 34 000 county population, making one in every three residents a member. The state tally is 2 174 471 from 8 720 017 people, the highest ratio in the nation. Adams County teams 1179 teachers and officers across 81 schools, contributing 550 for the Pennsylvania Sabbath School Association last year.
Mrs. Frank M. Lott of near Gettysburg shielded her children Francis and Jane when a thunder bolt struck the Lott house. The impact set a kitchen and upstairs bedroom fire as she was briefly unconscious but recovered to rescue the kids and then extinguish the flames. In Abbottstown parish work, new joists and flooring go in at the Lutheran parsonage. Contractor F. F. Elder is handling the job. C. L. Spangler finished drilling an 80 foot well for Murray Jacobs at Jacobs property in York Springs. Abbottstown bank will now operate 8 am to 2 pm daily replacing the former 9 am to 3 pm hours.
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