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Newspaper
The Daily Sentinel
Location
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
2
The Sentinel Printery Inc publisher of The Daily Sentinets and The Semi-Weekly Democratic Sentinel issued on Tuesdays and Fridays. Listings include officers Dr. Rut tar president Dr C Flatt Miller secretary treasurer and post office information Bloomsburg Pa.
A list of D L W and B S trains with daily and Sunday schedules for north south east and west routes, plus P R R electric railways and notices to subscribers. Also includes Democratic political announcements for Sheriff candidates Rice and Betz and a public note on community welfare and conduct.
Democratic members of the Senate finance committee revised the income tax and administrative features to overcome objections. The plan would tax individuals over a threshold with exemptions for municipal and civic bodies, while provisions for tariffs and inquisitorial powers against foreign manufacturers were trimmed. Debates continued on free sugar, with amendments offered to adjust rates. leaders expect free sugar to remain despite opposition. Exemptions would rise, adding $1000 for certain married individuals and $500 per dependent child, with conditions on double taxable parents.
Ai Bhlenns, cousin of the Austrian envoy, seeks a separation from her husband Bill Ready Jichess. The move follows marital tensions reportedly escalating amid public duties and social obligations. Both parties are listed in the court petition filed this week.
In Milton Pennsylvania on June 25 Mrs. Peter Beaver sixty three collapsed and died after learning her daughter Mrs Elmer Burley had died in Williamsport hospital. A telegram misled Burley into thinking his wife was dead. she later revealed she was alive and well.
Democrats on the house banking committee decide how to handle the administration currency bill with sponsors Owen and Carter Glass set to back the measure in both chambers likely to be introduced tomorrow. The text also includes reflections on martyrdom and suffering.
Joseph De Fini an eighteen year old worker at Victor Talking Machine in Camden died from abdominal rupture after two fellow employees Eugene Byser and Walter Simon forced a hose into his mouth and pumped in air. They were arrested on charges of atrocious assault and battery.
President Wilson dressed in white linen sent a felicitation message to Mayor Carter Harrison of Chicago carried by Prodi Reed in a boy scout relay. Reed and early runners started from the White House with a plan for mile relays to Chicago arriving June 28.
Thousands along the Atlantic City boardwalk witnessed the fatal fall of Joseph Sanatski a 22 year old from New York while he worked atop a sealer pier under construction at New Jersey Avenue. He plunged to the decking and died instantly before rescue crews could reach him.
Sharon Virginia on the twenty fifth dime Carl Settle thirteen year old sleep walker leaped from a third story window onto a porch then twenty six feet to the ground ran two blocks and plunged into a pond before waking unharmed.
Prices for all grades of hard refined sugar advanced in New York, with improvements noted across all sett grades at 158 cents per hundred pounds.
Westmoreland senator Sencenich declares he was warned for voting against a highway official, citing administration pressure and a promise from Walter Gaither. House members deny widespread threats as testimony covers lobbying, liquor bills, and related influence allegations amid ongoing probe.
Washington June 25 One cent postage on drop letters for city delivery or rural route transport is provided in a bill introduced by Representative Rotdenberry a Georgia Democrat.
Four panels of tapestry sold for 94500 at Chris tie's in London. The report mentions ongoing investigation at Harrisburg and advises witnesses and spectators to keep grave during the proceedings.
An advertisement for Daily Heavenly Manna emphasizes its large circulation and daily scripture texts for every day of the year. It also promotes Your Friends' Birth Dates autograph and birthday records, plus birth, marriage, and death records, a weekday calendar for 150 years, and options like bonded paper or leather bindings. Price listed as 35 cents postpaid. Bible and Tract Society of 17 Hicks Street Brooklyn is the publisher.
An old advertisement touts Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children to relieve feverishness headaches teething disorders and stomach upsets. Claimed to move bowels destroy worms and break up colds in four hours. Sold by all druggists 2 cents sample free address A Gimstead LeRoy NY.
The article contrasts stores that rarely use illustrations with those that lavishly depict artwork in ads. It notes artistic cuts boost ad effectiveness and that prices for fashion drawings vary from ten to a hundred dollars depending on artist reputation and purpose.
Mothers note indigestion headaches and irritability in kids blamed on worms. A candy lozenge Kickapoo Worm Killer claims to expel worms regulate bowels and energize children. Sold by druggists 25 cents mailed from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. Philadelphia and St. Louis. Recommended by A. Kleim.
Relief for women advertises Mother Gray's Aromatic Leaf as a pleasant herb remedy for back pain urinary and bladder kidney issues. Describes it as a tonic laxative with 60 cent price and free sample offers from Mother Gray Co LeRoy NY via druggists or mail.
Notice promotes a home remedy for rheumatism and related pains claiming to purify blood and relieve joints. It also advertises Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder for foot comfort, promising immediate relief from corns sores and aching feet with a trial package offered.
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