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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1918
Page
6
The Free Methodist Church vows a cottage prayer meeting this evening at the church parsonage hosted by Rev. Edward Blews on Buchanan Street. Community updates include a streetcar derailment near Warren Street Railway and ongoing bridge dismantling with 60 day completion window for junk dealers.
Slightly warmer temperatures arrive tonight in the northern area and continue into Wednesday. The change signals a mild spell with daytime highs near normal for the period. Frequent residents may notice comfort level improving as clouds drift through.
The Star Theatre screens Riders of the Night a Metro All Star picture with Viola Dana as Sally Castleton. A masked night riders tale includes a grim night attack a trial and a dramatic save from the gallows in a breathless drama. Geesey a jail escapee features in related items.
Borough officials extended the on street parking on Pennsylvania Avenue near the Savings Bank building to allow at least six more spaces. Duff, the Street Commissioner, marked spaces and added two more spots on the roadway between the streetcar waiting room and the crossing. Pedestrian approach lines were painted from the north curb to the bridge to reduce injuries as pedestrian traffic increased since the bridge opening.
Warren witnesses include Amos Meloy of 115 Oak Street who reports kidney trouble causing nighttime urination and weight loss, praising Doan's Kidney Pills as effective. The ad notes a 60 cent price and urges readers to ask for Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
The Warren borough council requires newsboys to obtain permits within thirty days and to sell at designated spots under Burgess orders. The ordinance limits selling locations, forbids gatherings, and penalties start at five dollars rising to fifty for repeat offenses, with permits revocable at any time.
In Youngsville a large two story ten room house with bath cellar two wells could house two families one block from the post office Box 300 8 20 4w 2tw For Rent an immediate occupation at 223 Penn Ave W contact Geo L Folkman W 8 19 31 Wante Men 4.00 for nine hours permanent job transportation furnished Bell phone 1079 M after 6 p m call 1125 Soil Bac Labora tion Co Star Brick Pa 8 20 tf
Mrs. Isaac Robbins of River Street declares Tanlac eased her long standing rheumatism after severe grip worsened pain swelling and sleeplessness. She reports renewed appetite and energy and offers to share her experience with others considering the remedy. Available at Siegfried's Pharmacy.
An advertisement promises a seven day plan of Bio-seven tablets as an upbuilder for blood muscle and brain. It claims rapid return of strength and energy, offers a money back refund if not satisfied, and cites the formula printed on the package including lecithin calcium glycero phosphate iron peptonate and other ingredients. The copy urges daily doses after meals and at bedtime and appeals to physicians noting the formula.
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