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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1918
Page
6
Regular K of C meeting in the evening to finalize plans for the Second and Third Degrees and a banquet on New Year’s Day. Also notes on local wounded, recoveries, and upcoming community events.
Surprising results from a famous old homemade cough remedy cost little and uses Pinex pine extract mixed with sugar syrup or honey. It claims quick relief, loosens phlegm, soothes irritated throat membranes, and promises satisfaction with a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co. Ft. Weymouth.
Orrin E Kirth of Nebraska and Deborah E Mealey of Tronesta were married yesterday at 4 pm by Justice Blackman. The couple wished for many returns of the day. In Warren County Red Cross membership tops nine thousand with hopes toward ten thousand. The Erie Dispatch lists Erie city boys who died in defense, many at Chateau Thierry. Friday Noon Club expects its best attendance of the season with Rev Dr Staub lecturing on Life’s Value and related topics.
Local oil refineries and factories distributed Christmas bonuses with five dollars at Cornplanter and five percent at Warren Oil, ten dollars at Knabl Barrel Works, and cigars at Conenango Refinery as the season's morale boost. Warren basketball plans a New Year clash with Company E of Jamestown at the M.C.A. gym. Private George Edward McClintock, once a German prisoner, is reported released and safely in France. A serious accident at 5th Street injures Mrs Jackson. A letter from a prisoner in Berlin recounts brutal treatment by German authorities.
The Star presents Jewel Carmen in Lawless Love a thrilling western tale of romance and outlaw danger as she and a bandit duel in a wall of fame. Also showing The Hun Within at the Columbia with Dorothy Gish as Beth and news on passport restrictions for aliens and foreign born Americans.
A Warren Times item describes chewing gum as a widespread American habit with claimed physiological need. It cites New York Medical Journal and military and Red Cross uses, noting army orders for gum and its role where water or wells were scarce or poisoned.
A 1843 era appeal by Mark H. Jackson from Syracuse invites readers with rheumatism to mail name and address to receive a free cure. He claims personal success after failed remedies and doctors and asks recipients to pay one dollar only after proven relief.
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