Hard Winter Ahead for French People
Fragmented OCR notes describe harsh conditions in France with references to shelter, canned beef, hard tack, and air raids. The text notes uncertainty, mentions a convent origin, and conveys a bleak outlook on food and shelter amid winter. Names and precise events are unclear due to garbled source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Buerkte
Che & Ree
France
Sheltes
You Men Wid Pay The Family Shoe Bills
A garbled item reports a foreman from a Pennsylvania town found that shoe sales cover the family’s shoe costs. It mentions paying for shoes and a wart, with unclear details about 3 for shoes.
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Relief
An advertisement touts Parisian sage hair tonic as a remedy for thinning hair and dandruff with benefits of a soft shiny scalp and easy styling. The copy urges daily use, claims prevention of hair loss, and mentions purchase through J. B. Mallen and drug counters with a money back guarantee.
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Parisian Sage Daily
J. B. Mallen
Giroux
Musterole Offers Relief Without Mustard Plaster Burns
An old advertisement touts Musterole as a clean white ointment made with silk mustard that relieves throat and bronchial discomfort without the blistering of traditional mustard plasters. It claims rapid soothing effect and scientific preparation.
Society and personal items highlight local social notes
Epworth League members dine with the Ladies' Aid Society to celebrate new members. The event marked the close of a membership drive as about seventy five youths attended. Remembrances included toasts from Rev Swisher and remarks on members leaving for Houston and a new home for Mrs. Robinson with the Crown Oil firm.
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Epworth League
First Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
League
Tr. B. Swisher
George H. Jackson
Jenna Brigi Epworth
Marion Cook
Voral Sole
IL Er
Kenneth MacWilliams
Life In the Navy
John Weaver
C. E. Robinson
Mr. and Co. B
Conewa
Avenue
Local Notables Play Host to Visiting Officials in Meadville and Warren
Personal items record business visitor B D Etewar in Meadville along with Col D F A Wheelock en route to Millersburg. Residents Hagel and others travel to Millersburg while Mrs Arch Day and Miss Elma Nutting visit Warren for shopping. Principal P W M Pressell remains home due to family flu illness and Abbie Parmlee returns from Milford New Jersey. Private A E Ettinger arrives from Camp Meade to Warren and C W Barwis returns from Philadelphia after funeral of John Atlee civil engineer.
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Archi
H. H. Hull
Elma Nutting
Youngsville
Warren
C. W. Barwis
Pennsy Railroad
Philadelphia
John Atlee
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