NURSES SOUGHT AS INFLUENZA TIDE FORCES CITY RESPONSE
Warren Board of Health appeals for volunteer nurses to care for influenza victims amid a nursing shortage. Dr. Schmehl reports improvement and a likely decline in cases. New and secondary cases list residents and hospitals, with state and Jamestown updates on the epidemic and local restrictions remaining tight.
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Warren Board OF Health
Jirs. Hertzelet
Board of Health
Schmehl
Jordan
Hinckle
Barton Hammerd
N. School
M. H. Hkiler
Irvine
Emma Slyke
Franklin
Louis Benjamin
Oneida
Agatha Stroop
Gen’t Hospital
Fran Grotto
William Bender
Fourth Ave
Cecil Pochey
Gen's Hospital
H. Leave
Henry Dove
Jackson Ave
Pete Flick
Gilford Mays
Center
Bennie Schulman
Frank Murphy
Stone Hill Road
Charles Basile
4Th Ave
Emil Hjelte
Canton
Fred Hilete
Carl Moore
Penn
Bessie Moore
Anna Munch
Harrisbur
State Department of Health
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Jamestown
Gets-It Corn Remover Promises Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement proclaims Gets-It as the only sure corn remover. It boasts painless removal, no fuss with tape or salves, and claims to end corn pain quickly. Sold by BE Lawrence & Co in Chicago and distributed in Warren, advertised as the world’s best corn remedy.
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Be, Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Warren
J.B. Mullermons
CARE NEEDED FOR THE SICK IN WARREN
The Warren community is urged to volunteer nurse aid during influenza outbreaks as full time nurses are scarce. Women are asked to help for an hour at a time in sick homes, using antiseptic mouth and nasal prep and masks to reduce risk. Contact Mrs. Harry Hertzel at the visiting nurse office for information and to offer services.
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Warren
Beech Street
Harry Hertzel
Mrs. Hertzel
Nimes
Major Bordwell Misses Seeing Brother by Hours in France
Major Bordwell in France with an American unit describes kindness from French people and the beauty of a mansion where officers stayed. He notes health, low sickness, and a fondness for English books printed in French that they could not fully enjoy. He laments missing his brother T Ivan Bordwell by one day near Brest and recalls cost of butter and eggs during a visit.
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Bordwell
T. Wan
C. E. Bordwell
Tomwo
France
Seed
Nort
Cers
Najor Bordwell
T Ivan Bordwell
C. A
Brest
Epidemic Cautions Urged Ahead of Sunday Services
The city urges strong precautions as crowds at parades or gatherings could revive the epidemic though it seems checked. Citizens should obey church service orders and school openings while Major Alexander authorizes churches to open when leaders deem it wise to stamp out the disease.
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Cory
The
Corry Journal
Alexander
Board of Health
Mortuary Notice for Amanda Thurston
The death of Mrs Amanda Thurston occurred at the family home 1142 Linwood Street yesterday. She was 73 in April 1885 and survived by husband Carleton B Thurston a daughter Catherine her father Chas Hultburg three sisters Olive Esther Hultburg and Mrs Chas Mack all of Warren. Funeral held privately from the home this afternoon at 3 oclock conducted by the Rev C E Williams.
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Amanda Thurston
Linwood Street
Carleton BE. Thurston
Catherine
Chas, Hultburg
Olive
Esther Hultburg
Chas Mack
Warren
United Brethren Church
Fey. C
Cure for rupture without operation advertised
A Manasquan New Jersey carpenter claims a non surgical cure for rupture after years of pain. He says there was no operation or lost time and urges readers to write for full information on the cure.
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Eugene M. Pullen
Carpenter
E. Marcellus Avenue
Manasquan
N. J
Serbian advance nears border as Serbs captor towns
Dispatch from the Serbian legation reports Serbs nearing the Versograin border with towns such as Serra Ville Arsago Gajabine and Oderzo taken. Vienna notes Italian war office says cavalry entered Seale and Assago evacuated as Sixth Army presses forward with thousands of prisoners claimed.
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Versogrania
Tsarkak
Vienna
Rome
Serra Ville
Arsago
Gajabine
Oderzo
Seale
Assago
Bush declares shift to support Wilson in fall election
Irving T. Bush, head of Bush Terminal, says though lifelong Republican he will vote Democratic this year. He argues timing amid war and negotiations demands balancing public opinion, not party loyalty, and notes a Congress with a different faith from the Administration could affect Europe. Potatoes advertised by Ed Cobb with delivery details.
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New York
Irving T. Bush
Bush Terminal Company
Mr. Bush
Wilson
Europe
Renewal of Hun Propaganda Noted by Washington
Officials reported that a German supplementary memorandum filed with the state department through the Swiss charge yesterday could be made public if released by another source. Mr. Lansing declined to state what action would follow the appeal. The material was considered propaganda and held back for that reason.
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Lansing
Germany
State Department
Italian Front Holds Center as Balkans See Advances
The article notes a lull on the British front with a brief German counterattack repelled north of Chateau Porcien. It reports rapid Serbian advances through Montenegro toward the Hungarian border, with over half of Montenegro cleared and Albania and Serbia nearly fully liberated.
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France
Chateau Porcicn
Balkans
Montenegro
Albania
Servia
Overnight Forkola Cure for Chest Colds and Coughs
An Warren pharmacy driven advertisement touts Forkola as a night time remedy for chest tightness and hacking coughs. It claims quick morning relief, lists Newell Bros and Siegfried's Pharmacy as suppliers, and notes a 25 cent price with druggists guaranteeing satisfaction.
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Batcorn
Mathers
Forkoia
Newell Bros
Siegfried
Two Warren Boys Reported Killed in Action
Mrs. Ralph Akers received a letter from Corp. Ralph Akers stating that Fred Schwing and Rex Walker were killed in action when a shell struck their unit. The families await official confirmation as casualty lists showed no prior record of their names.
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Eed
Warren
Ralph Akers
Corp
Whoas
Tha Dauasters
112Th Regiment
Akers
112Th
Fred Schwing
Rex Walker
Corp. Akers
E. M. Schwing
Hickory Street
Land of the Living
Germany ends dream of commercial route 4S
Reported in a continuation from Page One, Hoeso replies to a Turkish note dated October 14. The Turkish communication was delivered to the State Department via Spain's ambassador on October 13, echoing German and Austrian positions on the matter.
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Germany
Turkey
Hoeso
State Department
Juan Riano
Mad
Firsi
Austria
Negotiation Basis in Presidential Message and Speech
The text notes that the program for negotiation rests on the President's January 8 message to Congress and his subsequent declaration, including the emphasis in the September 27 speech. This outlines the alignment of policy terms and negotiation posture across the president’s addresses.
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Congress
German Troops in Western Russia Said to Revolt
Central News dispatch from Stockholm reports that about 40,000 German soldiers at Ekaterininskaya on the Dnieper in Ukraine shot officers and advanced on Kharkov with the red flag. The revolutionary movement among German troops in western Russia grows.
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London
Russia
Stockholm
Ekaterinsalay
Theneiper River
Ukraine
Kharko
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem O Capsules Promised Cure
An early 20th century advertisement warns of kidney and bladder trouble and urges immediate treatment with GOLD MEDAL Haarlem O Capsules. It claims the product is a staple Dutch remedy approved by the Netherlands government and promises refunds if unsatisfied.
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Haarlem O
Netherlands
Holland
Haarlem
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