Pennsylvania History Harvest

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    From Savings Department of the Farmers National Bank
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    Canal boat photograph.
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    Picture of four mules pulling a plow on a farm near Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania. Linda Adams now owns the property were this picture was taken.

    The house in the background of the photo is still standing.
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    Collection of yardsticks and rulers from Selinsgrove, PA. Many local businesses used yardsticks like these as advertisements.
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    A promotional brush received at Rolling Green Park in Selinsgrove, PA
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    A bottle of bromo-mint medicine

    Bromo-mint is a remedy used for nervous headaches, heartburn, stomach upset, indigestion, and motion sickness. Bromo-mint was combined with water and taken orally.

    The active ingredient in bromo-mint is sodium bromide, which was historically used in other medicines as a sedative. Excessive consumption of bromine compounds can lead to a disorder called bromism. Symptoms of bromism include confusion, memory loss, slurred speech, tremors, ataxia, muscle weakness, bromoderma, and neurological symptoms resembling schizophrenia. There are reports of death by bromism following the ingestion of bromo-mint.

    Bromo-mint was produced by Bromo Mint Company in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania.
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    Birth and baptismal certificate from 1852, written in German.
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    This land deed was written in 1819 for property now owned by Linda Adams.
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