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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1918
Page
4
An advertisement claims Bio-seven restores energy and ambition to worn out men and nervous individuals within a week. It cites a nervous-system student and lists ingredients including lecithin iron and manganese peptonate. Patients are urged to take seven days of medicine with a money back guarantee if no improvement.
A piano recital by Katherine Peel at the Woman's Club featured Ellsworth and Elsworth pieces with Mrs. Russell and accompanist Mrs. Albrecht, followed by a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miller and Clarence Lindberg as they head to New Mexico and Camp Lee. Red Cross meetings and various social gatherings filled the week, including Luncheon for Mrs. Steer and numerous local visits and travel notices.
Warren citizen W. D Smith of 17 Buchanan 51 provides a testimonial for Doan's Kidney Pills. He describes kidney trouble with back pain headaches and blurred sight, saying the remedy relieved symptoms and Kidney function improved. He cites statements from 1910 and 1916 and endorses purchasing for 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY manufactures.
About 150 congregation members surprised Rev. Carl Jacobson at the Swedish Lutheran church parlor to mark eleven years as pastor. Alex Erickson chaired, presenting a purse of nearly $100. Rev. Jacobson reflected on his work, with Rev. Walter C. Beck praising his tenure.
Harrisburg July 22. Acting Commissioner Lew R. Palmer said Pennsylvania’s 1915 Child Labor Law remains in effect after the Supreme Court struck down the federal act. It restricts hours for under sixteen, bans under fourteen from work, requires employment certificates, and mandates continuation school. Employers can obtain copies from the Department of Labor and Industry.
A religious leader has expanded his congregation and eliminated a large portion of the church’s debt, transforming the financial and community standing of the congregation.
W. D. Todd reports from Pittsburgh where state Food Administrators adopted rules tightening sugar use. Grocers to issue name pads for two pounds per customer and canning certificates to be carbon copied to the Food Administrator. New limits also affect beef and sugar service in restaurants with two sugar substitute formulas for ice cream.
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