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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1918
Page
2
Cloudless conditions greet day two of the race meet with clear skies and steady crowds. Early results feature horses such as Prince Milton and Mary Di in the morning card as jockeys and trainers chase faster times.
Unfavorable weather in the early week prevents county farms from using many workers who planned to harvest wheat. Farmers have yet to bind and thresh, with harvest plans postponed. Labor manager B. G. Greg notes shortages will affect city-building tasks and nearby work tomorrow.
Unclear notes reference a ceremony in Pine G court with a 3 after three of x. Mentions French national holiday Suz 3 and a delay by CHAE ay ea IE. Details are fragmentary and attribution uncertain.
The notice claims aging signs signal toxins in the body and urges mindful care. It endorses Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules from Haarlem Welland as a remedy received from the laboratory and advises not to substitute.
International News Service writer in London reports on Atlantic crossing in convoy with sturdy ships. Basements offered shelter during air raids while shells and shrapnel rained. He recalls friends, fear, and the idea of being scared to death after learning more about the dangers.
Coroner H D Heffner of Bradford ruled no inquest or autopsy needed after investigation into the death of Mrs Carl Carlenberg of Mt Jewett. Authorities say poisoning was accidental and no foul play. A boarder, John Carlson, also fell ill after eating pancakes and is out of danger. Carlenberg has recovered, and police note the poisoning likely occurred when she mixed arsenic into batter by mistake.
Night shift worker Charles T. Harder reports poor sleep and low ambition before using Vinci. He credits the product with revitalizing energy and appearance. The ad promotes Vinci as containing beef and cod liver peptones iron and manganese peptonates and glycerophosphates to restore a weakened system and enrich blood.
An advertisement for Millers Antiseptic Oil touts it as a universal remedy for rheumatism neuralgia and joint pain and claims effectiveness for cuts burns sore throat and more. The golden red oil is sold by Siegfried's Pharmacy The Rexall Store at 308 Second Street Warren Pa with prices 25c 50c and 1 and a money refund option.
Examinations of married men once deferred under the selective service law, now pre classified into Class One, were held in the Masonic Temple. Of fifty examined, fourteen passed. two referred to the Medical Advisory Board and two passed with dental work needed. List of names included from Warren Clarendon Sheffield Titusville Jamestown. Weather and naval excerpt from Atlantic Magazine included.
Professor F Sefton Delmer recalls during Berlin years a police station rebuke over the word adieu. A portier frau, aware of his nationality, warns that adieu is English and should not be used in German usage.
A traveler returning from Germany says rumors that Field Marshal von Hindenburg is seriously ill have circulated widely. German newspapers are barred from reporting on the matter.
Harold C. Ingersoll writes from France, after transfer to a division on the front. He recalls fifty two days in action, heavy shelling, the loss of a chief mechanic, and a captured town. He hopes to visit Warren within a year and asks Don to pass greetings to family and friends.
Four hundred Smith and Wesson revolver plant workers in Springfield mass walked out to demand higher pay and shorter hours. The strike followed the firing of several employees who were members of a labor union.
Secretary of State Lansing departed Washington for his home in Watertown New York to spend his annual vacation. The trip follows his July 12 departure and confirms Watertown as his vacation destination.
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