Remarkable oil praised by grateful users across states
J C Gibson of Semesboro Ark says his daughter recovered from diphtheria after two costly dosages failed, then a 26 cent bottle of antiseptic oil cured her. Hartford Conn and Gadsden Ala customers report neuralgia relief, rheumatism relief, and instant pain stop. Advert says every bottle guaranteed with refunds. Harvey Casey Babcock Co. Drug sells.
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J. C. Gibson
Semesboro
Ark
Conn
Williams Gadsen
Ala
Harvey Casey, Babcock Co
Parisian Sage Hair Saver Promised for Lustrous Hair
A historical ad proclaims Parisian sage as a real hair saver and beautifier. It addresses thinning, premature gray, brittleness, and dandruff, urging quick action from J. B. Mullen or a druggist. The ad promises abundant, radiant hair, no itching, and a cool scalp with guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Mullen
Giroux
Warren County Drives Total $2,121,350 for Liberty Loan Flag
Warren County reported the third Liberty Loan campaign surpassed goals with a final total of 2,121,350 raised across committees and sub campaigns. Saturday’s surge pushed a one day peak over 290,000, while Scouts contributed substantially with 346 subscriptions totaling 113,300 led by Troop 5 to Headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
D. L
Gerould
Pel
First Methodist hears Kottcamp talk on army life
A. F. P. Kottcamp, ex Y M C A secretary at Camp Lee, describes life as an army secretary at First Methodist church. He portrays soldiers as brave yet restless, noting their desire to cross to Germany and their deep attachment to the Y M C A huts, with reflections on discipline, risk, and small wartime humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. FP. Kottcamp
Camp Lee
First Methodist Church
Germany
Warren
A Bad Marksman and His Money Motive
The piece notes Jobling's constant money struggles and questions whether wealth defines his life. It frames money as his chief aim, critiquing a misguided pursuit amid persistent hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobling
Birmingham Age-Herald
Grocers Urged to Cut Waste in Food Campaign
Howard Heinz, Pennsylvania Food Administrator, calls for an immediate campaign to cut waste and extravagance in grocers' operations. A widely distributed pamphlet outlines conservation methods and urges limiting stock to 4 weeks of bread and flour, capping purchases, and strict compliance with state directives to protect consumers and ensure fair prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Howard Heinz
Vu. S
Food Administration
Heinza
Expert Will Advise Local Crop Raisers in Warren
A. B. Ross, executive secretary of the Bureau of Distribution and Markets based in Philadelphia, is in Warren to aid the local Food Administration. He will outline proposed work at tonight’s grocers conference and plans additional meetings before leaving town. His crop raising and distribution system aims to benefit both consumers and producers and aligns with department recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Ross
Bureau of Distribution and Markets
Philadellhia
Warren
Food Administration
Red Cross workers urged to meet for comfort kits
Urgent call to all Red Cross workers to assemble at Red Cross headquarters on Wednesday to prepare comfort kits for soldiers. Also notes a newborn at Warren General Hospital, Stoneham man missing, and a taxpayer paying 1917 taxes after a jail stay. Col. Windsor led Eagle flag dedication ceremonies in Warren with service members honored.
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Red Cross
Warren Order of Eagles
United States
Fred E. Windsor
South Street
Orr
DeForest
Sheriff of
Mortuary notices and funeral reports from Jamestown area
Multiple funeral notices from Jamestown area papers detail services for Mrs. Phillip Frantz, Mrs. Charles Stevenson, Johan Gustaf Haag, and John Clayton, with burial locations at Jackson Run cemetery Oakland Wrightsville cemetery and Oakland cemetery. Numerous local bearers attendees and interments noted along with community organizations sending floral tributes. Market update mentions Steel stock gains and Liberty Bond appeal.
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Phillip Frantz
Akley
Roy
Ernest
Clara
Fred
George Grosch
John Carter
Frantz
C.J. Frantz
Jackson Run Cemetery
Stevenson
Charles Stevenson
Frank Wood
Pennsylvania Avenue West
James Fagan
Thomas Fagan
Edward Swartzwalder
Oakland
John G. Haag
Johan Gustaf Haag
Wrightsville
John Cox
George Cox
Gust Haag
Eddie Haag
H. Anderson
Charles Anderson
Frank Swan
Erne Anderson
Warren
Kane
Wrightsville Cemetery
Jamestown Post
John Clayton
Carver Street
H. H. Barr
Grace Methodist Church
Blodgett
Murphy
Latshaw
Carlson
Eagles
Senators
Struthers- Wells Company
Struthers-Wells
Struthers Hose Company
Fireman
Americans Know A Good Thing Phosphated Iron Ad
Untiring spring health pitch promotes Phosphated Iron as a blood purifier and nerve builder. It claims to revitalize weak, tired people after a hard winter, promising stronger appetite, restful sleep, and renewed energy. The ad emphasizes trust from doctors and shoppers and touts the product as reliable and effective.
War era tax and capsule sales urged by Boston Transcript
The note promotes capsules over pills from Siegfrieds Pharmacy and general druggists, ties tax payment to wartime spirit, and includes a child’s remark about the meat market as a fleeting aside. It urges paying income tax now to support war efforts and bond receipts amid a taxed economy.
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Walter L
Grand Free Street Parade
Women’s
Oxfords
Ebernart & Miller
Kottcamp
Vinol
Sheboygan
Wis
Vinci
Siegfried
MR. Heinz
Warren General Hospital
Samuel Olson
Onoville, IN
Stoneham
Emmett Rhodes
Rhodes
Mortuary Record
Marine Pfd
Bethlehem
Reading
Republic Iron and Steel
The
Warren Times
Victrola Shop
Jamestown, N. Y
Victrola
Victor
Victor Products
Victrolas
Victor Records
Jamestown
N. Y
Cherry Street
New Samuals
Siegfrieds Pharmacy
Bessie
Mamma Deuces
Boston Transcript
J.S. Bayer
J. E. Erickson
Bell Phone
Bradford Supply Co
Buffalo
Detroit
Brustaly
Lukes
Perry
City of
Cleveland
Reg Eith
Mery
Foledos
Manchings Island
Fcs
Ge Lewis
Michies
Detroit & cuEy
SD Navigation Company
Pw H, McMillan, Pres
Tts
Vice Pree. & Genigre
Erie
Neclevelasd
Cedar Point
Put-in-Bay
Toledo
Carr Oor
C_&B
Fohy
Vectoral
Toby Greed
Cleveland & Buffalo Tranit Company
Cleveland, Oe
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