Knight painting sold to aid blinded soldiers in war fund
Ridgway Knight's "After the Battle of the Marne" sells at auction in New York to benefit the American British Belgian Permanent Blind Relief War Fund. William Nelson Cromwell purchased the piece and donated it to the fund, with proceeds aiding blinded soldiers. A companion Knight work, "Taking Money from the Stocking," is also on view.
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Ridgway Knight
Battle OF the Marne
The
Marne
Belalan Permanent Blind Relief War Fund
William Metson Gromwell
New York
Paris
William Nelson Cromwell
Anderson Galleries
A. B. F. B. Fund
Aign
Liberty Loan Committee of
James McLean
George A Kessler
Fund
France
le Martin
Anurie touted as cure for backache and kidney trouble
Across Pennsylvania readers are urged to try Anurie double strength by Dr. Pieres claiming it clears uric acid and relieves rheumatic and kidney symptoms. The ad cites testimonials, warns of serious kidney disease if untreated, and offers a 10 cent trial package sent to Dr W M Pieres, Buffalo NY.
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Mazle
Pennsylvania
Pieres
Bright
Mr. Good
Anurie
Jacon Goop
Nescopeck, Pa
Sugar Warning Issued By Government For Pennsylvania
A 1915 letter from the Federal Food Administrator in Philadelphia directs county administrators to report sugar purchases and stocks. It warns manufacturers and users that without immediate reports the sugar supply may run out and Washington must be informed.
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Federal
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Trere
Washington
German submarines report off Atlantic Highlands near New Jersey
Unverified reports from Atlantic Port say a steamer may carry the submarines crew aboard. British steamship arrivals say two American tankers attacked by German U boats near the Jersey coast were sinking as wireless pleas for aid reached the port. Admiralty restrictions prevented responses aboard the liner responding to wireless distress calls.
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Atlantic
Jerse
Brush Admiralt
Sugar allotment statements reach all manufacturers cites
The letter outlines post July first sugar allotment statements for bas and directs that all reports be completed in the next few days. Howard Heinz, Federal Food Administrator for Pennsylvania, applies to all manufacturers using sugar including drug stores and soda fountains.
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Howard Heinz
Pennsylvania
Tas
Personal items listed from St Marys and surrounding areas
Ruth Walker of St Marys is hosted by Mrs Paul T Green of Water Street for a few days. Sergeant Harold Murphy of Camp Meade Md arrives for a short furlough with his wife. Bertha Christensen leaves for a week in Cleveland and Warren Ohio. Byron Burns of the US Navy visits with his parents on Russell Street. Edgar Lasher of the US Army visits with his parents on Elm Street. Marshall Mathias and Manley Putnam enlist in Buffalo for four years. Harry Erickson and Ison Arthur plus Bertha Ruckiman of Jamestown N Y visit local friends. Festerid Gay travels to Johnsonburg Pa. Lyle Schuler and others drive to Buffalo Sunday. Work done while you wait. Mrs C P Trushel 106 Pennsylvania Avenue East 5-28-51.
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Harry Erickson
Ison Arthur
Bertha Ruckiman
Jamestown, N. Y
Johnsonburg, Pa
Lyle Schuler
J C. Jensen
Agnes Christensen
Frank Regner
Buffalo
C. P. Trushel
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
Clear Complexion Pills For Schoolgirl Eruptions
An article promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a safe remedy for facial blemishes linked to improper diet or anemia in schoolgirls. It claims benefits such as restored color, improved appetite, increased energy, and a purified system. Prices are fifty cents per box or two dollars fifty for six. pamphlet available on request.
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Dr. Willams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Visiting Nurse meeting postponed to one week hence
Local notice states the Visiting Nurse Association monthly meeting is postponed until one week from tomorrow night. Prohibitionists plan an eight o'clock meeting at the county chairman’s office. Milfred A Warren has arrived overseas. his father notes he enlisted in Buffalo last August. A carload of soft drinks is stored at the former J. P. Graham space by Kidder and Hutchens. The Agreeable Seven Club of Youngsville plans a Red Cross benefit social with a musical program. The Wall Street Journal item discussed fuel order effects on private yachts and gasoline cars. William Copeland, due to report on Saturday, enlisted in the Navy, Samuel Stewart granted deferred call for agricultural work. Warren High School Alumni banquet preparations underway for June 7 at 6:39 PM in the Y M C A Dining hall. tickets available by Wednesday. Grocers and butchers adopt five cent delivery charge with 1 percent discount for 30-day bills and 2 percent for over one dollar purchases.
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William Copeland
Navy
Samuel Stewart
Funeral of Mrs. Anna Jackson at Youngsville
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Jackson of Youngsville were held yesterday at her late home at two thirty. The service drew many friends from the city and flowers testified to the esteem she earned. Rev. J. B. Lyons of the Methodist church officiated, and interment followed at Odd Fellows Cemetery with bearers W. J. and Plumer Mead Archie Day J. A. Sagerdah Charles L. Henry and Fred B. Jackson of the city.
Senator Ollie James Recovery Hopes Rise After Operation
Washington June 3 hopes for the recovery of Kentucky Senator Ollie James were brighter today as word came that he was successfully operated on Saturday. A brief medical update noted the procedure went well and his condition is improving.
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Ollies James
Washington
Ollie James
Kentucky
French Forces Hold Line as German Drive Presses
General Foch has two large armies in reserve to stem the Crown Prince’s advance amid heavy German blows between the Our River and the Marne. French counterattacks gain ground at several points while other positions are maintained. Paris bombarded by German long range guns again.
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Foch
Warren Boys Learn to Swim Free at YMCA Pool
Every boy in Warren aged ten and over can learn to swim at the YMCA pool. Free lessons start today and are nearly full. Report at 1:30 tomorrow if you have not received a card. Lessons are open to members free and non-members at a small fee. The program aims to keep instructors busy with many men also enrolling.
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Warren
The Times Receives Flags Sale Notice
The Times reports a shipment of 4x6 flags priced at 1.49. A remark suggests encouraging early income tax payments to fund activities.
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the Times
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