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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1919
Page
2
An advertisement touts a famed cough syrup recipe and the Pinex compound as a universal remedy. It claims simple preparation with 21 2 ounces of druggist’s essence and vinegar to yield a pint, promising fast bronchial and whooping cough relief and urging readers to consult a pharmacist for genuine product directions and a money-back guarantee.
A fragment hints at a regional event involving Potter Tatu and Tepigs. No clear outcomes or dates are readable. Further text needed to identify participants and stakes.
The War Department announced thousands of $1,900 yearly jobs for soldiers with minimal education. Positions include carrier clerks across major cities like New York and Chicago, with eligibility via civil service exams that are described as easy. Soldiers receive lower rating than civilians.
The article blends veteran reports from Camp activity and hospital notes with mentions of Liberty bonds and operation costs. It highlights Gust Nelson of Company I visiting Jamestown, details about the Soldiers Club in the city, and appeals for donations of magazines and furniture. It also covers tax payment reminders and internal revenue procedures.
A seven year old child died in Youngsville when a Pennsylvania Railroad train struck her on the station platform as she and others gathered with visiting friends. The engineer blew the whistle but she ran in front. Coroner Chap man deputized Plummer Mead to investigate and no inquest was deemed necessary. the death was ruled accidental. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday afternoon.
A mixed local page notes Purim on March 26 with reflections on Mordecai and Esther, alongside derailed legal items about tax payments and court actions. It mentions an 1918 arrest for selling without permission and various municipal figures. the text reflects irregular OCR, combining religious notices with legal updates and local governance details.
Miss Mary Anderson and Miss Rager Schneilermann depart for Paris as official representatives of American labor and accredited delegates of the National Woman's Trade Union. They carry a letter of approval from President Wilson. Anderson serves as assistant chief of the Woman's Bureau, Labor Department, and Schneilermann is president of the New York City chapter of the league.
A Copenhagen dispatch cites Poltiken reporting Spartacist supporters plan a March 26 general strike to overwhelm the Ebert government in Berlin. Heavy fighting continues as rival forces clash in eastern Berlin amid rising radical sentiment and a government crackdown.
The government outlines a plan to convert war risk policies to government plans with lower net rates about 15 percent below private company rates. Converted policies include waivers of premium and total disability protection, dividend participation, cash values, loans up to 94 percent, and monthly or annual premium structures under the War Risk Act. An extending bill may widen beneficiary classes and allow full estate payments.
A brief item notes paper delivery issues with a remedy. It mentions a person in service and urges calling 51 W for undelivered Times by 7 00 PM for immediate replacement.
Warren resident Nick Moll of 307 E Pennsylvania Ave credits Doan's Kidney Pills with stopping his persistent backache and regulating his kidneys. He spoke in 1916 and reaffirmed the remedy's benefit. The product was priced at 60 cents at dealers, with Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY as the publisher.
A terse notice discusses a claimed remedy named Hyomei and mentions another product related to cold treatment. The text is fragmented and unclear but indicates medical cure claims and advertising language. No verifiable outcomes or endorsements are provided.
A concise health note outlines causes of chronic coughing and practical steps for relief. It emphasizes identifying triggers, consulting a clinician, and trying evidence based remedies to reduce symptoms and improve breathing.
Advertisement promotes Rheuma product claiming fast relief from rheumatism by taking a dose twice daily. Mentions dissolving acid poison and improving health through natural methods. Includes an apparent endorsement by J. E. B. Mullen and offers contact or purchase details.
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