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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1919
Page
2
Officials announce Company 1 has orders to sail for home in the bay. The notice references a letter by W Bradford and dates tied to February 112th and a 20th read in the nary 2th.
On February 2 letters from France reported by Sergeant Sylvester Rusch describe the 112th Infantry front line updates. The 28th Division including Company E is promised to sail home, with orders for departure soon. Stewart mentions a clerkship in the regiment’s supply company as another local note.
In a Warren notice a resident cites constant pains and dizzy headaches from weak kidneys. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills from Mullens Drug Store, saying six boxes cured her and she remains symptom free, urging others to try the remedy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as available at all dealers.
Nater Schaeffer Pennsylvanias leading educator long served as state superintendent of public education since 1833 a record in the United States He was born February 3 1849 in Maxatawny and educated at Keystone State Normal School Kutztown Frankl and Marshall College Mercersburg Theological Seminary and European universities He led Mercerburg Franklin and Marshall and Keystone State Normal School later presided over the National Education Association and taught the Pennsylvanias School Journal He influenced industrial education and the Chautauqua movement and held roles in multiple education organizations His passing marks the end of a landmark career in state education.
After a long water month and rich meals, readers are urged to take a spring tonic to cleanse and purify. The ad promotes a tonic laxative as the best medicine, claiming it supports bodily cleansing. Three weekly doses over three weeks are advised.
A fragmented ad-like passage touts a purely vegetable tea labeled Celery King promising appetite control and mood lift. The garbled text suggests brew frequency and therapy claims without clear evidence or steady product details.
Ten campaign committees named by W. C. Hlaverstick Leavester Bradford after initial prep work on the Armenian Syrian Heliet Drive. The appointment signals organized effort and coordination across groups for the campaign initiative.
A Warren County campaign board convened Monday in the Uhm Commerce rooms to appoint a chair and permanent committee for relief drives. John A. Smith M. F. Crary A F Koutzamup and W D Todd named. Mer Haverstick will pursue organization in Bradford then return to push fundraising, with about 15,000 raised in county to date. A letter from Dr C F Gates of Robert College cites Armenians in Turkey needing aid and orphan support as Christian groups consider guardianship of orphans amid government funding shifts. The American Committee for Relief in the Near East seeks large grants for ongoing relief, with many orphans remaining unidentified and at risk.
The Warren Garage Co led by Mr. Chalmers touts high class automobiles including Studebaker light six and seven passenger models and Cadillac five and seven passenger cars. The ad claims buyers will long for Studebaker or Cadillac after choosing any other make. Dated 2-Sctt.
A faith in Rheuma as a wonderful remedy is advertised by J B Mullen and druggists claiming quicker and lasting relief at a fraction of the cost. A physician reportedly endorses Rheuma, stating careful investigation supports its use for all rheumatic forms, with claims of cleansing poisons from bowels and kidneys.
Fragmentary text indicates investigations by prosecutions institutes into mislabeled olive oils and related products offered by peddlers. Officials question whether misread or intentional mislabeling occurred as oils and peanut oil sold at low prices attract buyers.
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