Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Featured In Local Ad Copy
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills promising quick relief with minimal after effects. It cites Mrs Louish Lewellyn of Powell SD endorsing the product and notes a 25 dose package priced at 25 cents. The piece also mentions local lecture plans and multiple wedding notices.
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Miles
U.S
Frank Snyder
Louish Lewellyn
Powell
South Dakota
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Fine suits to boost how others see you
The line promises improving appearance through wearing one of their fine suits. It suggests confidence and social perception as the primary appeal. The ad tone emphasizes quality and personal presentation.
Hart Schaffner Marx Suits in Blue Serge and Black Thibet
Fine Hart Schaffner Marx suits in blue serge and black Thibet offered for all occasions. Sizes range and prices $18 to $27.50. All clothing pressed and cleaned free.
Horseinjured by hidden manure hook at Berlin Junction
Mr Joseph Carbaugh of Berlin Junction found his fine horse wounded after a manure hook lay concealed in straw under nightfall. The upturned tines pierced the animal's side to several inches, requiring full effort to extract. A veterinary surgeon treated the wounds and the horse is expected to recover.
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Joseph Carbaugh
Berlin Junction
Thanksgiving Night Shows at West End Parlor
After a Thanksgiving dinner, patrons are invited to West End Parlor Theatre for an evening double feature with all seats priced at five cents. The two performances promise light entertainment and a festive wrap to the holiday.
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West End
Miller to Lead Visit for Quarryville Clergy Next Sunday
Rev. W. H. Miller of Quarryville will spend next Sunday in the East Berlin Reformed charge and preach at Stamp ton on Saturday evening in a local church schedule.
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Citizens
Miller’s Hall
Bernard Concert Co
Chicago
New Oxford
Auker’s Drug Store
J. W. Feiser
Mabel Thompson
East Berlin
Forscht
W. H. Miller
Quarryville
East
Mrs Lizzie Detter and Daughter Visit in York Springs
Mrs Lizzie Detter and her daughter Miss Mable from York Springs spent the past week at the home of her niece Mrs A A Sanders near town.
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Lizzie Detter
Miss Mable
York Springs
A. A. Sanders
Town
Union Thanksgiving Service Set For Thursday Morning
The Union Thanksgiving service will be held at 10 o clock this Thursday morning in the Lutheran church. A sermon will be delivered by the pastor, with all members urged to attend and participate in the community observance.
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Union
Lutheran’ Church
Korn
Thanksgiving double show at Parlor Theatre
A Thanksgiving evening program at the Parlor Theatre offers a large double show with one hour of entertainment for 5 cents. Shay performs and starts promptly at 7 o'clock.
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Parlor Theatre
Shay
Marriage License Notices From Multiple Townships
Samuel Shindledecker and Fannie A. Bigham of Hamiltonian township Irank E. Weigle of Hamilton township and Vertie E. Baker of Berwick township Harry B. Jacoby and Catharine Anna Gochenour of Littlestown John W. Seifert of Bermudian and Nora B. Comfort of Dillsburg James Noel and Grace Fidler of Gettysburg Charles H. Lohry of York Springs and Ada Y. Coulson of Hanover.
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Samuel Shindledecker
Fannie A. Bigham
Hamiltonian
Hamilton Township
Vertie E. Baker
Berwick Township
Harry B. Jacoby
Catharine Anna Gochenour
Littlestown
John W. Seifert
Bermudian
Nora B. Comfort
Dillsburg
James Noel
Grace Fidler
Gettysburg
Charles H. Lohry
York Springs
Ada Y. Coulson
Hanover
Molten metal burns dozen workers at Eastern Steel plant
Several hundred pounds of molten metal splashed from a ladle injuring a dozen workers at the Eastern Steel Company plant. James Devers, Benjamin Stone, and Albert Dockweiler were severely burned on face and neck as metal pierced flesh to the bone.
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Eastern Steel Company
James Devers
Benjamin Stone
Albert Dockweiler
Edward Transue
Easton
Linemen’s Union
Warwick
N. Y
Transue
Samuel Nicklan
Luzerne County
Nanticoke
Fighting Cattle Plague Spurs Rapid Culling in Philadelphia
Philadelphia authorities destroy infected cattle and sheep to halt aphthous fever spread. Cattle killed and buried in trenches with quicklime, then burned. New cases reported in Dauphin Potter and northern Cumberland counties. hogs die from fever in Westmoreland. Eighteen cattle killed at Willistown Chester County.
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Philadelphia
Catle
Danville
Dauphin
Potter
Northumberland County
Westmoreland County
Willistown
Chester County
Ironmaster Asked to Tell What He Knows About Steel Trade
Washington November 24 The Ways and Means Committee formally invited Andrew Carnegie to appear this week to discuss his Century Magazine article and the potential tariff reduction on iron and steel. Hearings on iron and steel rates run through Friday with options for Carnegie to testify Thursday or Friday if Wednesday is not possible. Members declined to discuss Carnegie’s article but read it.
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Washington
Andrew Carnegie
Century Magazine
Ways and Means Committee
The
House
Carnegie
Ironmaster
Congress
Gatun Dam Ruined By Rain Flooding Panama Site
The Journal reports a nightmarish scenario after heavy rains as Gatun dam section sixty five feet wide and fifty feet deep sunk, leaving the top level with the surface. There is flooding over the Chagres river site with water covering tracks and facilities. Goethals notes a slide at Gatun, but claims it is minor and typical for the rainy season along the canal line.
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Panama
Gatun
Chagres
Goethals
Panama Canal Commission
Lucky Stone Causes Death of Ridley Park Man
Oscar Brown aged 30 of Ridley Park was struck and killed by an express train near Crum Lynne station while stooping to pick up a supposed lucky stone. The fatal incident occurred as the train, due at Chester at 10 21, passed the curve.
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Ridley Park
Chester
Oscar Brown
Crum Lynne Station
Burtons Protest Silver Service for Delaware Battle Ship
Congressmen Hiram R. Burton opposes funding a silver service for the new battleship Delaware to be built at Newport News. He urges using the money to aid sailors with current literature for the crew and prizes for gunnery and skill instead.
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Wilmington
Del
Hiram R. Burton
Delaware
Newport News
Wilmington Board of Trade
Burton
Taken From Jail and Lynched in South Carolina
Jim Gilmore, about twenty, was seized from the Luray guard house in Hampton County and lynched by a mob after an attempted assault on a farmer’s daughter. The attack was directed at two sisters while they slept.
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Charleston
S. C
Jim Gilmore
Luray
Hampton County
Gilmore
A. C. Fitts
Mental suggestion cures bad habits at sleep
Newark reports Rev. Henry C. Rose claiming sleep-time mental suggestion can reform many faults and habits. He cites examples of reforming children and even husbands by quiet bedside talks, with emphasis on persistence and belief in the method. Carnegie tariff views and a violent family murder case are summarized in brief.
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Newark
N. J
Henry C. Rose
Church of the Redeemer
Mr. Rose
Parent Abuser Confessed After Fatal Brick Blow
Hazleton Pennsylvania November 24 John Hinkle Jr of Upper Lehigh surrendered to Squire Buckley Freeland and admitted striking the blow that killed his father John Hinkle last week He said his father came home drunk took the last dollar to buy whisky then abused the family He threw a half brick and struck him on the head causing a fractured skull awaiting coroner action
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Hazleton
John Hinkle, Jr
Upper Lehigh
Squire Buckley
Freeland
John Hinkle
Young Hinkle
Hinkle
Ejected Dying Brother Finds Street Death Near Home
Joseph Boynski, dying of consumption, was found on a street after leaving his brother’s Phoenixinville home. Constable Walters began a final dash to Chester County home fifteen miles away, but died en route as the town reached.
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West Chester
Phoenixville
Joseph Boynski
Walters
Chester County
Boynski
Girl Accidentally Killed in Blair County Kitchen Incident
Altoona Pennsylvania November 24 Maggie Garver sixteen years old who had lived with Mr and Mrs John Helsel at Point View Blair county was accidentally killed Ellis Helsel twelve years old aiming to go hunting discharged his gun when it struck the kitchen door frame hitting Miss Garver in the head and killing her instantly
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Altoona
Maggie Garver
John Helsel
Point View
Blair County
Ellis Helsel
Miss Garver
G. A. McClung
Common Pleas Court of
Pittsburg
Stuart
Mary Harbour
Rose Adams
Sioux City
Samuel B. Campbell
New Haven
Conn
G. Brinley Morgan
Campbell
John Krauss
Pacific State & Sunset Telegraph Company
San Francisco
Adriatic
Queenstown
Ireland
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Highland
Lagrange
Henry L. Schrifegel
Martin Parson
Fred Campbell
Franklin, Pa
East Charleroi
Roosevelt to Speak in London on Africa Tour Impressions
President Roosevelt accepted an invitation from the Royal Geographical Society to speak in London around his April 1910 visit. The address topic is undecided but is likely to cover his impressions from the Africa tour.
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Mr. Roosevelt
London
Roosevelt
Royal Geographical Society
Society
Bradenton man eats hot poker in insane hospital episode
A Brad ley Beach man named Jetef McCormick told friends he could eat iron and credibly pressed a red hot poker into his mouth in the Insane Hospital at Red Bank New Jersey. He was transferred to the Trenton asylum for evaluation.
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Insane Hospital
Red Bank
N. J
Jetef McCormick
Bradley Beach
Trenton
Insane
Quick Justice at Easton Court Sends Man to Eight Years
In Easton Maryland the circuit court swiftly convicted Clarence Foster for attempting to assault Mrs Sadie Arrington on July 15. The judge, Atkins, sentenced Foster a penitentiary term of eight years after a thirty minute trial.
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Easton
Atkins
Clarence Foster
Sadie Arrington
Walter Arrington
Gas Explosion Kills Fifteen on Gold Street Brooklyn
A gas main leak ignited by a spark caused a massive blast in a 50 foot deep trench on Gold Street Brooklyn. Fifteen people died including a woman and three children as dirt and debris sprayed into the air and street surfaces were lifted.
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Gold Street
Brooklyn
Bryan May Run Again Statement Dictated in San Antonio
William J. Bryan answered a direct question about another presidential bid from San Antonio Texas. He said his friends do not pressure him and he will not heed opponents on this topic. He would continue to advocate for policies he believes benefit Americans and would decide on future runs when the time comes.
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Bryan
William J. Bryan
San Antonio
Tex
Man seeks gun to kill wife and mother in law in Washington
James Al Sany, a young Black man, went to police headquarters seeking any gun able to shoot to kill his wife and mother in law. He was arrested and placed in a cell where he attempted suicide by hanging.
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Washington
James al- Sany
Notable Peacetime Tragedies and Official Moves Across States
Dated items report deaths and sentences including William S. McKinnon treasurer of Ohio dies in Cleveland after long illness. Herman Billik slated for hangings in Chicago, Gene Doudell confesses to murder in Hamilton Georgia, and Charles N. Hanscom announces auction of Groton yard where ships were built.
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William S. McKinnon
Ohio
Cleveland
Herman Billik
Barnes
Chicago
Gene Doudell
Ernest Walsh
Hamilton
Charles N. Hanscom
Eastern Shipbuilding Company
Groton
Mass
Minnesota
Dakota
Green Brothers
Fredericksburg
Gustave A. Wolff
W. H. Duvall
John F. Weston
Philippines
Wabash Screen Door Company
Memphis
Tenn
Commodities Newswire: Wheat Corn Oats Butter and Eggs
WWN 1.40 reports mixed grain prices with spot and futures for wheat corn oats and dairy items. Wheat No 2 spot 1.07 1.04 steep fluctuations. corn firm mixed 71 68%c. oats steady No 2 white 64% 58c. butter firm creamery extras 30 31c. eggs steady Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia 32c per dozen.
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Baltimore
Southern
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Live Stock Market Report Pittsburg Stock Yards
CATTLE strong with prime grades at 5.46 to 5.75 as markets show activity. SHEEP steady with prime wethers 4.15 to 4.25 and lambs 4.50 to 5.75. HOGS active and higher with prime heavies 6.00 to 6.10 and mediums 5.85 to 5.90. Yorkers and roughs range 3.75 to 6.40, light Yorkers and pigs not in demand.
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Pittsburg
Union
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Red Lion
York County
Carrie B. Swope
Glen Rock
Geo. I. Witter
New Chester
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Frank Weigle
Conewago Chapel
Cletus Neiderer
Peter Neiderer
Mt. Rock
Mary Hagerman
Joseph Hagerman
Eugene Salstermyer
George Shane
Washington, D. C
Gettysbureg
Straban Township
Hunterstown
Monarch
Farmers' Friend
Drumbold
Reynold
Oliver
Jacob F. Thomas
Orphans’ Court
Adams County
Chas, St. Wolfe
Isabelle Cari
Lewis Miller
Margaret F. Miller
Tyrone Township
Howard G. Blocher
B. F. Hesson
Alfred H. Staley
John W F.miller
C. T.a
Henry F. Miller
H. J. Sneeringer
Julian Noel
Mountpleasant Township
D. F. Steffy
Hart Schaffner Oe & Marx
N.B. Carver & Fons
Astove
I Am
Simpson
Brownsville
Lucky Stone
Henry
Read
Chum
William Read
Vineland
Herbert Grigg
Walter Zeller
Cline Wheeler
Grigg
Zeller
Wheeler
Rendal
Zelley
Brick
John Barrow
Allegheny
Arthur Honekar
Bridgeton
Henry F. O'Reilly
Schods Crossing
Woods
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