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Warren Evening Times

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1918

Page

2

Week of Rare Harness Racing Opener Promises Big City Meet

A four day harness racing week at the Fair Grounds in the city begins with at least thirteen horses in the first heat of the 2:24 trot. Track conditions improved after dust and rain, with sprinkling helping to firm the course. Notable entrants include Wilbur the Great and Peter The Great among others from East Liverpool and Indianapolis era circuits, with expected strong times and a high attendance.

Rovers

Mother or Cradle Aid Promises Eased Birth Pain

An old advertisement extols Mother's Friend as a safe external remedy to ease labor for expectant mothers. It claims reduced pain and danger at the crisis, promotes easier delivery, and urges readers to obtain the product from local stores. Includes promotion for a Motherhood Book from Bradfield Regulator Co. and mentions Atlanta, Georgia.

Prepa Peneer Tve Verlar Abe Eltic Mrother Jage Bradfield Regulator Co Tamar Ride Atlanta

Claude Day's Death in France Reported by Sister

Claude M. Dar enlistee in France and trained as Corporal died abroad, sister reports. Mrs I Hoy Horne notified relatives by telegram. few bereaved parents and many friends mourn his loss.

Claude M. Dar France I. Hoy Horne Ulars

Funeral notices for Mr Snapt and Mrs Darling arrive

The mortuary record reports Mr Snapt died in Tulsa Oklahoma and remains arrived in Saybrook for burial at his mother's home with services planned for Tuesday. Mrs George Darling died Saturday afternoon. services were held at her daughter Mrs W H Filler home with Rev W Smith presiding. Bearers included A B Botchford M V Ball C W Schmehl B E OW Parshall Edward Lindsey and J W Kitten. Guests from Pittsburgh included Mrs Harry Botchford and Edward Darling. Interment for Mr Darling to take place in Milford New Hampshire with Filler escorting remains.

Wapyt Snapt Tulsa Oklahoma Mother Saybrook Darling George Darling W. H. Filler Rev. W. Smith The Presbyterian Church A. BE. Botchford Mov. Ball C. W. Schmehl BE. OW. Parshall Edward Lindsey J. W. Kitthen Harry Bot

New Hat Sale at Mrs. Cable's on Hickory Street

Special notice advertises a line of Latin and Georgette Crepe trim med hats and Milans on sale Saturday at Mrs. Cable's 307 Hickory Street. Also advertised is the thrilling illustrated war pictures at the Library Theatre Friday at 7:30 p.m. with entire proceeds benefitting the Warren Visiting Nursing Association.

Lbrary Warren Visiting Nursing Association

Taste of Army Life for Reserve Militia Troops

Pennsyl vania Reserve Militia troops will experience real army life during a camp starting July 13. The training runs from 5 45 a m to 9 30 p m with marching, drilling, and assigned squads under non commissioned officers. Units from Meadville Oil City Erie Bradford Johnsonburg and others join the special train to Mt Gretna for a camp running July 13 to 20 with final openings and assignments announced at 9 a m July 13.

Pennsylvania Reserve Militia Warren Dal Mt. Gretna Meadville Oil City Franklin Erie Corry Bradford Company K Oil City Toon Company L Erie Bradad Johnsonburg Mt.rom Thomas J. Stewart A. m Circle D. Wilmmary

Sugar Exemption Rules Prompt Warning From Warren County

The county food administrator reports reports of people in cars demanding five pounds of sugar from stores, violating the three pound per person per month limit. Stores are instructed to note license plate numbers and notify the administrator to curb the practice, with steps to deter violators.

Dr Williams Pink Pills Help Anemic Woman Recover

Mrs George B Fiarey of Youngstown Ohio describes severe anemia with pale weak condition and dizziness. After trying Dr Williams Pink Pills her energy returns and she endorses the tonic. The pills are sold by druggists for 50 cents with a free blood book offer from the Dr Williams Medicine Co.

George B. Fiarey Parkwood Avenue Youngstown Ohio Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. J

Heinz Declares Sugar Hoarders Slacker Threat to War Effort

Howard Heinz, Federal Food Administrator for Pennsylvania, denounces sugar hoarders as enemies of society and urges strict wartime rationing. He warns that unless households conserve to 144 pounds per person per month, there will be no sugar for canning and preserving in August.

Kaiser Howard Heinz Pennsylvania Philadelphia Hoover

Stringent Fronomies Move Across War Industries Board Memo

The War Industries Board in Washington issues a July 15 effective policy. It bans free promotional copies and samples, restricts official copies, ends customer gifting for advertising, halts press buybacks and salary deals tied to return privileges, and ends free exchanges. It also outlines Detroit to Buffalo steamship service with City of Detroit II and City of Cleveland Til and other routes with nightly departures.

War Industries Board Washington, D. C Great Lakes Detroit Buffalo City of Mackinac Island St. Ignace Mackinac Sezandbee City OF Erie City OF Buffalo Cleveland Burrato U.S Cedar Point Pot-in-bay Bufsia American Express Tport Clevedon’ & Buffalo Cierteten

Ban on Drunkard Transport Promises Knocks Kane Rail Service

Kane Republican reports that Pennsylvania Railroad enforces a new policy against transporting intoxicated passengers. Conductor ejects drunk riders on 580 eastbound and warns of arrests and fines to deter street and station disturbances. Local men from Warren County face ejection and potential jail stays as the railroad limits service to intoxicated travelers.

Pennsylvania Railroads Company Kane Warjren Krne Warren County Carl Benson Pennsylvania Johnsonburg Pennsy

Dogs Kill Ten Sheep in Pine Grove Township

Oscar L Swanson of Pine Grove Township reported to the Court House that three dogs raided his sheep herd last week, killing ten animals valued at $20. The County Commissioners compensated him $127, a partial reimbursement, for the loss. Swanson says the three known dogs will be executed.

Oscar L. Swanson Pine Grove Court House Swanson

YMCA Plans Ten Day Health Trip For Boys

A real vacation trip under the Y M C A will start Monday July 15 for ten days. Leaders Emerson Metzger and Roy Bell will guide boys thirteen and older from town through James town Lake Chautauqua and Lake Erie routes. About ten miles daily with an auto truck carrying supplies. cost seven dollars sixty cents plus one dollar extra membership. Roy Bell at the Y M C A or his home for details. Mr Keys, physical director, will supervise.

Emerson Metzger Roy Bell Jamestown Lake Chautauqua Lake Erie Home Mr. Keys Cc. A

Russell Observes Nation’s Birth With Band Medley

The M E church was filled to honor the nation and its defenders on the Fourth. The Russell Silver Band opened with a medley of national airs and the program continued with a sequence of patriotic items.

M. E Russell Silver Band

Emphatic claim bio seven boosts tired men to vigor

An advertisement-style piece asserts worn out men can regain energy and ambition with Bio-seren. It promises rapid nerve and blood improvement, cites a nervous-system student, and urges a seven day course of two tablets after meals and one before bed, with a money-back guarantee if goals aren’t met. It lists the formula and notes physician familiarity.

Service Flag Unveiling and Patriot Program in Conewango

A Conewango Township ceremony featured Rev W Thornton, readings of Stowe and Harriet Beecher Stowe conducted by Mrs Briggs and Mrs Thomp Harriet Beecher c W son, and a Forceful address by Dr H A Ellis of Jamestown NY. The service flag with 38 stars honored Miss Alice and Miss Effie Akely. Red Cross nurse Mrs J J Serboss helped craft the flag. Charles Clark led the pane and supplied the band. Aster plants were advertised for sale at 7 Water Street.

America Conewango Township PF. Cc. Thomp Harriet Beecher C. W A. L. Pardee H. A. Ellis Jamestown N. Y

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