Neeca Cave Continue Page 1 Medical Note Cites Colds Cure Claim
A medical note discusses a remedy containing codeine and papaverine claiming high success against colds. Dosages vary by weight and include tablets after meals and at bedtime. Dr Diehl cites a 75 percent cure rate in 190 patients, but questions spontaneous recoveries and criticizes common pills. Dr Diehl, brother of a Potomac school principal, is noted with education at Gettysburg and Minnesota. Workmen unearth honey while roofing a church in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Diehl
Notte
Iehl
Cc Diehl
South Potomac
Street
Gettyeburg College
University of Minnesota
Poland
Alma
Notable Williamsport Events and Local Honorees
Do You Recall Mr and Mrs Raleigh Hoch celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary with a large dinner. Frank G Wagaman spoke at the annual Christmas party of Aaron Lodge of Odd Fellows in Williamsport. Evangelist John Clark conducted services at Washington Square M E Church. Zion Lutheran Williamsport elected officers for Sunday School including A G Hoffman and J A Hawken. The Senior C B Society chose Charles Reichter as president. Howard Spiker, known as Billy Howard, plans to leave for Cleveland to train for a return to boxing. Stockholders of Williamsport Hagerstown Turnpike accepted a 15000 offer from county commissioners as rights of way are set. The county will remove the tollgate and maintain the pike until state transfer. Frank B Mullendere of Rohrsburg slaughtered two hogs totaling 1159 pounds. G M Horst hosted a family reunion at Oak Hill Avenue. St Pauls A B Sunday School elected George C Snider and Elmer N Funkhouser as officers.
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Raleigh Hoch
West
Washington Street
Frank G. Wagaman
Aaron Lodge of Odd Fellows
Lilmsport
John Clark
Washington Square M. BE
Sunday School of Zion Lutheran, Church
Williamsport
A. G. Hoffman
J. A. Hawken
John B. Beard
John A. Fleming
Richard Hottman
C. B. Society
Charles Reichter
Williamsport-Hagerstown
Frank B. Mullendere
Rohrersville
G. M. Horst
Oak Hill Avenue
St. Pauls A. B
George C. Snider
Years Ago Today Adolph Fromm Advertises For Roxbury Quarts
Adolph Fromm liquor dealer at 413 North Jonathan street offered five year old Roxbury full quarts at 1 dollar, Hillside full quarts at 75 cents, sweet Catawba 25 50 75 cents per bottle, and assorted wines at 25 50 75 cents and 1 dollar per bottle. Washington Council No 13 Jr C U A M elected officers Vincent McKenna councilor Max L Winters vice councilor W F Floyd Alvey RB Cook John Jones secretary Frank L Bennett treasurer. Nearly 700 people died in the Iroquois Theater fire in Chicago. Stockholders of the Hagerstown Fair Association named officers including John W Stonebraker president George W Smith Jr vice president D H Staley recording secretary Palmer Tennant corresponding secretary Daniel W Reichard treasurer and a slate of directors.
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Adolph Fromm
Cahn and Marx
North Jonathan Street
Roxbury
Hillside
Washington Council No. 13, Jr
Vincent McKenna
Max L. Winters
W. F. Floyd
Alvey
Cook
John §. Jones
Hagerstown Fair Association
John W. Stonebraker
George W. Smith, Jr
D. H. Staley
Palmer ‘Tennent
Daniel W. Reich
Local Quotations Prices Paid Farmers for Wheat and Corn
Prices paid farmers for wheat and corn listed with mixed figures and units, showing per bushel and per dozen equivalents. The readable lines indicate modest price variations and small lots, reflecting market conditions at the time.
Paris collection pattern in hairy wool and bright red
Pattern No 3008 offers a jaunty Paris wool dress in bright red with brown Velvet collar and plain red wool options. Sizes range bust 16 to 40 inches and material yardage varies by size. Book price 10 cents. pattern 15 cents.
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Paris
Christmas Visit And Church Meeting In Sharpsburg
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Eavey and their young son Dickie of Baltimore spent a few days with the Eaveys in Sharpsburg. The Loyalty Bible Class of Christ Reformed Church held its December meeting at Mrs. Clinton Koontz’s home. the topic was God’s Supreme.
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Sharpsburg
Rudolph Eavey
Dickie
Baltimore
J. W. Eavey
Christ Reformed Church
Clinton Koontz
God
Gift of Love program and social hour details
A fine program was rendered by members and visitors. Refreshments were served and a social hour was spent. Guests enjoying the refreshments included Mrs Clinton Koontz, Mrs Helen Kay tor, Mrs Lillian Thomas, Mrs Frank Otto, and many others. Lillie Mongan returned home after visiting in Maryland. Christmas dinner guests included Lydia Butterbaugh and several families from nearby towns. Irvin Catterton and two children joined local residents for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Koontz
Helen Kaytor
Lillian Thomas
Frank Otto
Maud: Poffenberger
Alice Carpenter
Agnes Bender
Mae Mose
Geraldine Speaker
Fannie Pulse
Chas. Long
Pred Roulette
Gladys Beigler
Raye
Frances Poffen
Irvin Catterton
Washington
Chas. Mose
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neeca
Arlotte
N.C
Frigidaire
Potomac Edison CO
Howard Spiker
Billy Howard
Cleveland
Spiker
Elmer N. Funkhouser
Ies
Frank L. Bennett
Chicago
Ard
Emory A. Pry
Frank W. Mish
B. Abner Betts
John W. Cable
William H. Howard
George. M. Stonebraker
Davies L. Kenly
Johnl. Cost
Lewis R. Scthebley
John E. Stonebraker
Pemd Ene
Aladdin
Harry 5. Myers
Helen Williams
Sie
Sivas
Sudere
Fifth Ave
New York City
States
BY Oscar Hitt
U.S
Patent Office
Stanley
Heck
Robinson Kas
Isyear
Stanuy
Popeye
Bruiser Boys
Scorchy Smith
Ben Fomble
Tral Press
E. C. Segar
Kong, Feggures Syndicate
Twee
Circle Bar
BRICK
Bradford
Tocta
Amaru
Nes
Circle
Rod
Bobby Thatcher
Tan Rignte
William Ritt
and Clarence Gray
Manco
Amard
George Storm
Ayers Bros
Steffey Co
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