Nervous Indigestion Remedies Highlight Dr Miles Nervine
An article describes nervous indigestion caused by weak nerve control of the stomach and promotes Dr Miles Nervine as a remedy to restore energy and aid digestion. A Virginia reader, A S Melton of Ashville, recounts relief after using Nervine and Heart Cure, praising the medicines and recommending them to others. Unusual tombstone incident in Hanover notes a widow had ordered a monument with her and her husband’s dates, then died two weeks later, leaving the date of death inscribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles’ Nervine
Dr. Miles
A. S. Melton
Ashville
N. C
Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Hanover
Spring Grove
Jacob Mummert
Adams County Orphans Court Notices for June 1908
Administrators and trustees in Adams County Pa present first and final accounts for confirmation on June 15 1908 at 10 30 a m. Accounts cover Jacob Hartman Ra chel Stallsmith Cyrus Miller Annie Sheely Sophia Funk Jacob Win Sabina Keck Silas Wagner Zachariah Oyler Jesse Bucher and Basil Biggs estates and related trusts.
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Orphans’ Court
Adams County
J. Frank Hartman
J. W. Bucher
Jacob Hartman
Franklin Township
J. L. Butt
William Stallsmith
Rachel Stallsmith
Straban Township
Clayton A. Spahr
John K. Zeigler
Cyrus Miler
Reading Township
Jacob Sheely
Annie Sheely
George Sheely
Daniel A. Thomae Esar
Sophia Funk
Daniel A. Thomas
Jacob Winand
Huntington Township
Samuel D. Beck
Sabina Keck
Gettysburg
Adam F Bucher
Annie M. Bucher
W. M. Biggs
Basil Biggs
Catharine Warner
Silas Wagner
J. ©. Oyler
Zachariah Oyler
Menallen Township
Jacob F. Bucher
Jesse Bucher
Berwick Township
Court items from Biglerville and surrounding townships
The court overruled the new trial motion in Samuel Spangler vs William D Markley with the verdict for 640 dollars for an automobile accident at Biglerville. Harry Metz pleaded guilty to larceny and was sentenced to one month in jail. Coroner Hartman reported William McIlhenny’s death and no inquest. Guardian Jacob G Slonaker may spend 25 dollars yearly per ward for Kemper E Thomas’s minor children. John W Gelbach named as Amelia Gelbach's committee after removal. Citizens Trust Co of Gettysburg appointed successor. Raymond Sell named guardian of Edna C and Elmer F Kindig minors. Guardian J L Williams’ ward Harriet Bream approved. Viewers for Mount Joy Mount Pleasant line: former viewers withdrawn. new petition filed. John A Poist, John E King, S Miley Miller appointed as viewers.
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Harry Metz
John Nary
Hartman
William McIlhenny
Jacob G. Slonaker
Kemper E. Thomas
John W. Gelbach
Amelia C. Gelbach
Citizens Trust Company of
Gettysburg
Raymond
Sell
Edna C
Elmer F. Kindig
Henry Kindig
J. L. Williams
Harriet Bream
Mountjoy
Mountpleasant
John A. Poist
McSherrystown
John E. King
Oxford Township
S. Miley Miller
Reading Township
Births and visits noted in Mountpleasant township region
Born May 28 to Mr and Mrs H W Hoffnagle of Mountpleasant township a daughter. Mrs Charles Wakehafer and son of Baltimore are visiting at Geo A Klingel Han over street. Mr William N Hulick of near town spent a few days at York. Mr J W Fanns on Himes farm near town gave a chicken egg measuring 6x83 inches.
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H. W. Hoffnagle
Mountpleasant Township
Charles Wakehafer
Baltimore
Geo. A. Klingel
Hanover Street
William N. Hulick
Near Town
York
J. W. Fanns
Himes
Town
Teachers Examinations for 1908 in Adams County
Adams County will hold teacher examinations for permanent professional and beginner certificates in June and July. Locations include Gettysburg Meade School Building and local towns with dates from June 6 to July 18. Applicants should present letters of recommendation if unknown to the superintendent. Open to the public.
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Adams County
Court House
Gettysburg
Meade
Meade School
Berinners
Straban
Tyrone
Hunterstown
Town
Cumberland, Freedoms and
Highland
Pestalozzi
Leonard
Gertrude
Hamilton
Blaisdell
Burkett
H. Milton Roh
Priest stabbed in Missouri church attack shocks 400
Father Joseph F. Lubeley 33 pastor of St. Joseph's Catholic Church Salisbury Missouri was stabbed twice by farmer Joseph Schuette amid a mass of 400 worshippers. The priest lay critically injured as bystanders restrained the assailant and Mrs Barbara Ginter and John Gates were wounded during the struggle.
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Joseph F. Lubeley
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Salisbury
Joseph Schuette
Father Lubeley
Schuette
Barbara Ginter
John Gates
Methodist Conference Endorses Anti-Saloon League and Local Option
The Baltimore general conference endorsed unqualifiedly the Anti-Saloon League and favored local option marking a shift from universal prohibition. Rev. Dr. William A. Quayle was elected bishop on the tenth ballot, ending a long deadlock. Rev. Dr. C. W. Smith was elected editor of the Pittsburg Christian Advocate on the twelfth ballot.
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Baltimore
General Conference
The
Methodist Church
Anti-Saloon League
William A. Quayle
St. James’ Church
Chicago
C. W. Smith
Pittsburg
Girl's Mother Accuses Preacher Resigns at Leavenworth Church
Rev. Robert A Ellwood, formerly of Wilmington Delaware, resigns as pastor of the Leavenworth Presbyterian church after charges by a church member's mother. He admitted writing letters to a choir girl. Elders accept resignation and drop action. Ellwood had a prior notoriety for a lynching sermon in 1903 and faced charges in 1904.
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R. A.ellwood
Wilmington
Del
Leavenworth
Kan.) Presbyterian Church
Ellwood
Robert A. Ellwood
Olivet Presbyterian Church
George White
Presbytery
Child Fatally Burned In Hot Lard Incident
Bertha Didra two year old daughter of John A Didra of Allentown Pennsylvania died from burns after falling into a pan of forty pounds of hot lard melted by her baker father He placed the pan on a rear pavement to cool and a neighbor's boy and the child playing tag caused the accident She received immediate aid but showed little distress and remained conscious until near the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
John A. Didra
Allentown
Didra
Two Boys Die After Trolley Collision in Baltimore
David Rothman aged 13 and Frank Culatto aged 8 were killed when a trolley struck them as they rode at the rear of a wagon in Baltimore Maryland. They jumped from the wagon to avoid the clash but could not escape the vehicle. The fatalities occurred under the wheels and their bodies suffered severe crushing injuries with no external skin damage.
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David Rothman
Frank Culatto
Baltimore
Carpenter Falls From Two Story Lewes House
Edward Quillin a Lewes Delaware carpenter fell from a two story building while repairing it breaking his arm and losing several teeth His father who held the ladder suffered severe injuries Captain Quillin the elderly father may die from injuries feared fatal risks remain high
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Sire
Lewes
Del
Edward Quillin
Quillin
Fleet's Coal Bill Near Five Million Dollars
Estimated total coal cost for the Atlantic fleet as it completes its round the world cruise is about 5 million dollars. A transit route from San Francisco to Hampton Roads via Honolulu Manila and the Suez canal is put at 2 039 000 dollars.
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San Francisco
Hampton Roads
Honolulu
Manila
Suez Canal
Strike Prep Aims to Store Million Tons of Anthracite
Port Clinton Pa May 26 140000 coal miners to be kept steadily employed with no work days lost. Operators plan to stockpile at least 10000000 tons of hard coal before the April 1 1909 expiration of the three year wage agreement amid current low production.
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Port Clinton
Woman's Body Found In Water In New York
The body of Mrs. Helen Hart was found in the waters of Little Hell Gate with injuries suggesting death by foul play at first, but reports indicate she likely died by her own hand. Her son said she had been missing for weeks.
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New York
Helen Hart
Little Hell Gate
Hazelwood
Pittsburg
Ralph C. Barr
C. M. Day
Denver
Ira Oakley
Clarksville
J. M. Underwood
Fuquay Springs
N. C
Daggerlike Glass Fatal Blow in City Runaway
In Pittsburgh on May 26 a broken mirror shard from a runaway crash pierced eighteen year old Edgar Burns in the West End. He died within minutes as he assisted a neighbor with a moving wagon. A heavy mirror shattered and two thick pieces penetrated his chest before aid arrived.
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Pittsburg
West End
Edgar Burns
Burns
Soda Tank Explosion Kills Man in Philadelphia Store
In Philadelphia on May 26 Louis Leavin was killed and his brother Jacob fatally injured when a soda water tank burst as they were charging it. The blast hurled them across the cellar, ripped up the floor, and buried them in debris. Louis died after hospital admission. Jacob suffered multiple fractures and internal injuries.
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Philadelphia
Louis Leavin
Jacob
Louis
Defaulter's Body Found In Shamokin Creek Near Sunbury
The decomposed body found in Shamokin creek near Sunbury is believed to be Francis M. Bloom, head bookkeeper of Sunbury Trust & Safe Deposit, missing since May 6 with accounts later shown $6000 short. Authorities based on a watch found in a pocket and a directors statement.
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Sunbury
Shamokin Creek
Francis M. Bloom
Sunbury Trust & Safe Deposit Company
Philadelphia Woman Breaks Both Legs in Bed Turning
Miss Margaret Kramer of Philadelphia fractured both legs while turning over in bed. She has been visiting her brother Dr. Charles F. Kramer a Harrisburg physician and druggist. The accident, occurring in the act of turning, has attracted attention among medical men.
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Margaret Kramer
Philadelphia
Miss Kramer
Charles F. Kramer
Harrisburg
Ball Player Burst Blood Vessel in St. Louis Game
An amateur baseball player named John R. Parry in St. Louis collapsed and died after throwing from deep left field to home as a runner attempted to steal home. The effort to atone for an earlier error caused a fatal vascular rupture just as the catcher applied the tag.
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John R. Parry
St. Louis
Thugs Try Hold Up Bank Messengers In Broad Daylight
In New York three assailants pepper sprayed bank messengers carrying 43000 from Clinton and Houston streets to Canal street. A Polish waitress Eva Javor nicka alerted police, leading to the capture of Cosimo Ricobono and the detention of his father Giovanni and brothers Salvatore and Damiano Ricobono as suspects.
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New York
Jefferson Bank
Clinton and
Houston Streets
Canal Street
First Street
Samuel Edelman
Joseph H. Welsor
Abraham Stern
Edelman
Eva Javornicka
Cosimo Ricobono
Ricobono
Brooklyns William H Marsh dies of hydrophobia
William H Marsh of Brooklyn, a water meter manufacturer, died Wednesday night from hydrophobia after caring for an injured water spaniel. Doctors at the Pasteur Institute predicted the outcome on Monday. He faced the illness with courage, winding up affairs as pain increased and family gathered at his home.
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Pasteur Institute
William H. Marsh
Brooklyn
Marsh
Mr. Marsh
Poison Gift Almost Kills Two in Charleroi Case
A box containing oranges and a bottle of whisky sent to Mrs. Samuel Fredwood in Charleroi Pa led to both her and a man named Abraham Lewis falling violently ill after eating an orange and drinking liquor. A chemical test in Pittsburgh aimed to identify the poison source while Mrs Fredwood could not name her attacker.
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Charleroi
Samuel Fredwood
Bellevue
Pittsburg
Fredwood
Abraham* Lewis
Headache tablets kill child in Upper Sandusky home
Three year old Mildred Wilson, daughter of Lewis Wilson, found headache tablets at her Upper Sandusky Ohio residence and ate about six. Convulsions followed within minutes and despite doctors efforts she died within an hour after the mother discovered her.
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Mildred
Lewis Wilson
Upper Sandusky, O
Wilmington Man Drowns In Bathtub During Seizure
Harry Donovan suffers an epileptic fit while preparing for a bath at his Jefferson street home in Wilmington Delaware and falls into a full tub of water, resulting in his drowning.
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Harry Donovan
Jefferson Street
Wilmington
Del
McEnery Re-elected by Louisiana Legislature
United States Senator Samuel Douglas McEnery was chosen by the Louisiana legislature to succeed himself. Frank E. Ferguson of Hagerstown Missouri was named assistant director of the bureau of engraving and printing by Secretary Cortelyou. Five hurt in Lehigh Valley train wreck near Caledonia New York.
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United States
Samuel Douglas McEnery
Louisiana
Frank E. Ferguson
Hagerstown
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Cortelyou
Lehigh Valley
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
Caledonia
N. Y
Quotations Baltimore Whea Steady Market Notes
Market report lists steady quotations for Baltimore Wheat and Corn with varied grades and prices. Butter and eggs show steady or easy movement with creamery products and dairy prints highlighted. Regional references include Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia markets with cents per unit prices.
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Baltimore
Southern
Hell
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Live Stock Market Report From Pittsburg Stock Yards
Cattle steady to firm with prime at $6.75 and $6.40 for select grades. Sheep slow with prime wethers around $3 and common $2. Arab calf veal near $6. Hog market slow with prime heavies near $3.70 to $3.75 and pigs around $5.50.
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Pittsburg Penton
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Schiehe
H. Smith
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Branstaedter
J.R. Weaver
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J.L. Wiliams
Treasury
W.F. Sheely
Wit
R. Snyder
M. Hulick
J. R. Weaver
Sec
T. E. Bower
Bec'ys
Samuel Spangler
Wm. D. Markley
Biglerville
Liberty
Fairfield
Franklin
Cashtown
Germany
Mt. Joy
Union
Littlese
Comptroller of the Currency
Percy G. Marling
Montreal
Manhattan
New York City
Joe Gans
Battling Nelson
Fred Grothe
Lincoln
Salina
Kan
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Ike Watson
Meridan
Miss
Columbus
Alaska
William H. Connolly
St. Gabriel’s Catholic Church
Hazleton
Harry Russell
Spokane
Wash
Elmer Peterson
Charles
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Company
Hastings
Johnstown
Southern Presbyterian General Assembly
Savannah
Oklahoma
Thomas E. French
Samuel K. Robbins
George J. Bergen
State Mutual Building & Loan Association of
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Stanidas Rolwski
Boys
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Norristown
Charles E. Littlefield
Maine
Congress
Hough
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