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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1918
Page
4
A large crowd attended a dancing party at the I O O F Hall in Youngsville last evening. Jordan's orchestra supplied the music and the event ran from 9 to 2 with many from the city and out of town present.
John Fitzgerald of Kane was observed as a business visitor in the city today during a routine transit. He attended meetings with local merchants and discussed market opportunities before departing in the afternoon.
Fremont Ohio resident Mrs M Goobdes reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for menopausal symptoms including heat flashes nervousness backache and irritability. She notes improved strength and disappearance of symptoms after four years experience recommending the remedy to others and inviting letters for guidance from Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
The record notes 28 local men called to report for Camp Lee on August 28 with departure the next morning. Among the names are Elmer W. Anderson Merle Joe Scott and many others. In Meadville area a man F L LeRoy died by his own hand after firing at his wife, while she escaped unharmed. the motive remains unknown.
A Youngsville conservation display was shown at the High School Industrial Building. The Woman’s Committee led by Mrs. AS Day organized the event with canned goods and vegetables. A lawn social in the evening drew many visitors from nearby areas and Warren County noting the community effort.
The text describes Leon Radspinner, Mroo, and Tr Emery Gibson visiting Cleveland with Mrs Conarra to spend a few days visiting her son Cc T Conarra. The group plans supper and travel, with Mrs Gibson accompanying them.
Allied forces press on in northern France with the French and British driving to extend their line. On the plains near Roye they advance beyond the 1916-17 front as French gains widen between the Oise and the Aisne. The Sunday attack pushed about four miles on a fifteen mile front and brought them within four miles of Noyon.
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for stomach ailments and indigestion. It features a testimonial from Albert J. Snell of Bemus Point NY describing relief after using the pills and notes the company offers a free dietary booklet and mail order options.
Ripene AMUCK IS 70 GEASE Newsboys must call at the Burgess Gregory office Saturday afternoon to secure permits. If rules are violated the boro government will revoke their rights. The Burgess supports the ordinance as a curb on nuisance behavior in streetcar areas and in front of stations.
Miss Bernice Keeler died at her mother’s home on Fourth Avenue. Funeral services will be held at her home Thursday at 4 p.m. Rev. John E. Reilley of Oil City will officiate. Interment in Oakland Cemetery.
Washington reported a truce between District of Columbia officials and the National Woman's party after militants arrested five times for park demonstrations without a permit were granted authority to hold future meetings. Good order must prevail was stated by officials.
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