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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1918
Page
5
An American made assortment for children includes soldiers Tinker Toys mechanical toys games and books. Aimed at pleasing every child with presents on Christmas morning.
In Warren County men who served in the federal service are urged to wear uniforms this Sunday at 10 a.m. Assemble at the Armory led by a color guard and fife and drum corps, then march to the Presbyterian church for seating and a program featuring Mr. Peck of the YMCA. Personal invites are not sent.
Ethel Cable explores tears as pearls and the path to the New Jerusalem. The speaker wonders if earthly sorrow becomes heavenly adornment and asks whether pearly gates await the grieving souls and their pain transformed into glory. The poem contrasts Christ’s sorrow with divine reign in the City Fair beyond.
An advertisement extols FORKOLA as a fast acting jelly perfect for croop coughs snuffles colds and tonsillitis. It promises quick throat chest relief and a guaranteed money back offer through J B Mullen or Siegfried's Pharmacy with druggists nationwide carrying the product.
Mrs. Anthony Dolan remains in poor condition on Pine avenue extension as influenza and pneumonia impair Kane who is listed as very critical. Franklin teachers sign a petition to State Senator Marshall Phipps and Assemblymen-elect J. T. Foster and F. V. Matlery urging a 25 percent salary increase. Watson Hose Company met last evening and nominated officers with the election set for the first date.
Mrs. L F Watson sends $200 as worthy payment to the Warren company while Sergeant Leon B Confer of Butler, missing in action, is reported released from a German camp and back with American forces in France. Confer’s service spanned Kane’s 112th unit and later Company M at Camp Hiancock overseas. The notes also mention a weather piece from Cochranstown Times and local ads for fountain pens and Geracimo candy, dated December 12 1871.
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