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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1918
Page
4
A vintage ad claims dandruff causes hair dullness and baldness and promotes Parisian Sage as the safest, most effective germ killer. It guarantees hair regrowth or refunds the small price, with bold claims about cleanliness and fragrance from J. B. Mullen and druggists.
In Washington the Star notes a senator remarks that opinions are shaped by what benefits a man’s own business. Senator Sorghan adds it is an unfortunate fact that personal views are regulated by local economic interests.
Reliable comfortables are praised for good materials and continuous white cotton batting coverings. Silkolines Charlies and Seco Silks are highlighted, with plain colored borders. The notice ends with mention of many special values available, though details are incomplete.
Last evening at seven o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Printz the marriage of Louis Parmlee Davis and Russ Jielen Hose Printz was performed by Rev J W Snauth of the St Presbyterian Church. The reception featured pink and lavender chrysanthemums and a white brocaded silk gown for the bride. Lieutenant Sylvenus Davis of Texas served as best man. The couple will reside in Cottage Place while entertaining friends. Out-of-town guests included J B Moorehead and Clara Moorehead of Franklin. Jennie Kingsley of North Ward and Harry Shaw of Warren were married yesterday at the L Swisher house of First Methodist Church.
A batch of notes lists several business visitors and travelers including A. M. Kitthuser of Kinzua in Warren, James McMannus of Oil City in Lown Sloday, and Mr. S. M. Shirley in Warren. The items record overseas arrivals, family visits, and travel for purchases and college starts, with numerous names and towns such as Corry Jamestown and Canton Street.
Warren area readers learn from Fred Hazeltine editor of the Journal at South Bend Washington about his three months as a Y M C A secretary at Camp Lewis. He describes duties for 40 000 to 54 000 soldiers, long hours, and the reward of aiding troops while emphasizing the religious mission and morale work. He notes colleagues include university presidents ministers and professors and recalls anecdotes from canteen work and aiding soldiers with personal tasks.
Retail listing notes a sale at Richardson’s offering children’s headwear and coats dated October 25, 1911.
A 1917 era notice outlines a plan to merge State Council and State Woman's Division into a single defense organization with women in key committees. It urges immediate action to secure donations to Warren General Hospital with Boy Scouts collecting tomorrow. Donations may be from a glass to a thousand dollars, with Honor Roll published and towns listed.
A father shows a portrait of his son who earned a commission but has never faced hardship. The major scrutinizes the effeminate youth and returns the portrait, asking what the piece is titled.
An advertisement touts Golb and Gatarrh cures for coughs colds and catarrh promising overnight relief after dissolving in the mouth. It urges mothers to keep a jar for snuffy and croupy children with a money back guarantee and mentions Forkola as a failed alternative. Local druggists and Newell's Pharmacy sell the remedies.
An advertisement proclaims Miro Pile Remedy as a proven internal treatment for piles, claiming it cures internal and external cases, including bleeding, without surgery. It asserts rapid results in two to three days and offers a guaranteed refund if not effective, with separate ointment for itching piles.
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as fast relief for tired muscles, sprains, bruises, rheumatism, and back pain. It claims easy application, non staining skin, and quick circulation boost, suitable for the whole family. Generous size bottle available at druggists.
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