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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1918
Page
2
Joseph D. Kinds of York Pennsylvania credits Tanlac with ending his nervousness and stomach distress. He says he could not eat well and felt weak, but after using Tanlac his appetite returned and he can enjoy meals without distress. Tanlac is sold locally by Siegfried's Pharmacy.
The second day of the Yo MOC A drive shows teams busy with renewals and new member signups. Burgess Gregory leads with 27 members and 234 dollars, totaling 528 contest points, followed by C A Arnold with 38 5 points and 488 in cash. A second supper is planned as reports continue, with further member additions anticipated.
A period-style health note advises avoidance of fear and crowds and advocates fresh air exercise and the three Cs Clean Mouth Clean Skin and Clean Bowels. It promotes a Pleasant Purgative Pellets laxative, Anuric Tablets to control kidney pains, hot lemonade and mustard foot baths, a warm ventilated room, and a simple diet. After recovery an iron tonic like Trent ic tablets or Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery is suggested to rebuild strength.
The Local Board of Health reports twenty five new flu cases since Thursday. Warren updates include Private William Kipple severely wounded in November action. Emile Shaw faces charges of stealing, under his father's custody. Aged care, hospital housing, and a comfortable recovery for Dr. J. W. Smith are noted. Soldier Ernest Lee Johnson promoted to corporal in the 110th Infantry. An Erie-Renovo rail accommodation train is proposed to aid morning workers. Missing soldier Fred L. Thomas is reported by War Department. several Warren County names appear on the casualty list with wounds and death updates.
Obituary notes the death of Frank H. Barnhart at 2:30 am after illness since Thursday. The funeral is not set. a Sunday evening service at 7 30 features a combined Swedish Evangelical choirs with readings, prayers, and A L Skoog selections. Barnhart, born 1845 in York, long active in York area business and civic life, is survived by three sons, a granddaughter, a sister, and a brother.
William D. Kispatrick C S of Detroit will speak on Christian Science. He serves on The Mother Church Lec tureship board. The event is at 8 pm Friday December 13 1918 and open to the public. The notice cites a prior remarks about air domain and Congress.
Wounded doughboys may occupy the places of the presidential party on the eastward voyage. Despite mid December the hills remained green creating a pleasant backdrop as enormous crowds of peasants and fisher folk gathered near Toulbook off the harbor.
An medical officer warns that influenza danger persists with cold weather and promotes Hyomei as a protective measure. The ad touts inhaled germicidal air via an oil and inhaler, claiming it prevents infection and can prevent illness for a few cents and a durable device.
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