France and Germany Declare War Amid Global Turbulence
Paris reports official war between France and Germany with shops closed and much turmoil as German incursions are repulsed near Nancy and Limburg. Berlin cites state of war while Britain mobilizes. Italy remains neutral amid alarms of naval clashes and aerial battles.
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Guilliano
Deflotow
Italy
Paris
France
Germany
North Sea
London
Verriers
Belgium
Lord Morley
Berlin
von Berthmann-Hollweg
England
Brussels
Great Britain
Washington
Presider
Wilso
United States
Europe
America
Milk Test Under Way for Clearfield Milk Supply
The Clearfield Board of Health expects the milk testing apparatus to arrive soon and complete testing will take about a week. The process aims to ensure milk is free from disease germs, benefiting both dealers and consumers by enabling clean dairies, sterilized utensils, and safer family milk.
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Clearfield
Band Concert Aids Boy Scouts at Eleventh Street Church
A high school band concert is set for the church lawn at the corner of Corey and Eleventh Streets this evening at 7 45. Citizens are welcome. chairs will be provided and treats include ice cream and cake to honor the Boy Scouts and the efforts of Seth, the high school band leader.
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Eleventh Street Methodist
Corey
Eleventh Streets
Seth
Obituary of Samuel McDowell in Algloun area
Samuel McDowell died at his son W R McDowell's hotel in Alg loun last Thursday evening aged 84 years. A wheelwright born in Centre county he was brother of Charles de Dowell of Clearfield Mrs Jane Tate of Mahaffey and Mrs Myrtle Shirey of Woodland. Remains taken to Curwensville Saturday with funeral held Sunday.
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Samuel McDowell
W. R. McDowell
Alg Loun
Centre County
Charles de Dowell
Clearfield
Jane Tate
Mahaffey
Myrtle Shirey
Woodland
Curwensville
Palmer suffers second attack confines to bed at home
Congressmen A. Mitchell Palmer who stayed home in Stroudsbury last week due to a severe indigestion attack was struck by a smothering episode Sunday night and is again confined to bed. He has canceled all engagements for the week.
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A. Mitchell Palmer
Stroudsbury
Clearfield
Vance McCormick
Harbison Walker to Fund Philipsburg Y MCA Building
The Harbison Walker Refractories Co will build a Young Men’s Christian Association facility in Philipsburg at an anticipated complete cost of 50000 dollars. With 25 plants statewide, the firm aims to provide Y M C A locations for workers’ moral and social welfare, and president Harry Craft urged Philipsburg to receive one, with construction to start in spring.
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Harbison Walker Refractories Company
Young Men’s Christian Association
Philipsburg
Harry Craft
Osteopathy Seen As Key To Tuberculosis Control
Dr J Banks Meachan of Ashville NC told the American Osteopathic Association conven tion in Philadelphia that osteopathy offers the greatest known control over germ diseases like tuberculosis by correcting osseous lesions that influence digestion nutrition and blood bactericidal power. He urged acceptance of osteopathy as a scientific method in treating acute infections and criticized medical voices urging only case reports.
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Interashenal News Service
Philadelphia
J. Banks” Meachan
Ashvile
N. C
American Osteopathic Association
Whiting
Barns
Deacon
McConnell
Burns
American Medical Association
No Expense Death Reference and Scraggs Exchange
A quoted exchange notes Old Scraggs allegedly killed himself by filling his room with gas to avoid paying a bill. The remark likens Scraggs to a prior case, implying intent to evade debt through suicide.
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Scraggs
Fragmented Civilian Trade Notes From Philadelphia
A Philadelphia item discusses supply constraints and neutrality laws affecting smokeless powder shipments and wartime logistics. Included are brief real estate transfers and land deals: John Coleman to J W Covington for $1, George Walters to Healand in Clearfield for $1200, Morrisdale Coal Co to Beeth R R Co Morris land, Wm Slee to Cunard land in Morris for $27, William T Miller to Sidn land in Covington for $1.
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Philadelphia
Ruge
Europe
John Coleman
J. W. Covington
George Walters
Clearfield
Morrisdale Coal Co
Beeth
R. R. Co
Morris
Wm. Slee
Cunard ‘Oat
Morrie
William T. Miller
Sidn
Covington
Buying a Dog in a Curious Newspaper Exchange
A brief, quirky exchange shows a shopper asking about a dog and a clerk hesitating to reveal the animal’s preferences. The fragment suggests a humorous moment where the dog’s reaction becomes the focal point amid polite but puzzled dialogue.
Knights of Columbus to Hold International Convention
International News Service reports delegates from multiple states provinces and nations gather in St Paul for the Knights of Columbus annual convention. Two deaths and 427000 members noted. ceremonies include civic events with Mayor Win Powers and a choral Mass by the St Louis Club amid delegate arrivals from Illinois and other regions.
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International News Servicw
St. Paul
Mion
Knights of Columbus
Mexico
Cuba
Panama
Canada
Ventions
Win Powers
Henry C. Soucheray
Rom Gota
North Dakota
St. Louis
Chicago
Ilinois
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Thousan
Limburg
Rannery
Holland
Brusse
Bel- Gian
U. S
Atlantic
Amercan
Berwick
Vera Cruz
Suaffolk
Bristol
Sky
Partie
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Longway
Lunes
Chey-les-Forres
Theelief
Francis
Metz
Cochem
Moselle
Australia
Melbourne
Aus
Commonwealth of Australia
Commonwealth
The
Boy Scouts of
East End
Palmer Hea
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Osteopathy
GORE
Meacham
the Atlantic Refining Company
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