New stamps to go on sale April 15 nationwide
United Press reports that a new series of postage stamps will be issued and placed on sale April 15. The design features President Harding in a plain dark border with a ribbed edge and the inscription Lagat City Tip. the issue resembles recent issues but carries updated wording and security marks.
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Parkesburg Bank Officers Admit Embezzlement Sentence
Parkesburg Pa court sentences bank officers after guilty pleas in embezzlement scheme. Elena Pilad and Charles Likes, among others, admitted theft of funds from Parkesburg National Bank. Convictions include prison terms and restitution as prosecutors seek prison terms for the wrongdoing.
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Fragmented Text on Empires and Population Claims
The readable fragment discusses empires and population claims, mentioning Qin and China with figures around 3,000,000. It presents unclear assertions about global population shares and maps, but the source text is garbled and lacks coherent details or verifiable events.
Jacob Franz Retires After Sixty Years in City Business
Jacob Franz, veteran merchant, retires after sixty years in the furniture and undertak ing trade on Wirt Avenue. C F Franz takes over active control and management of the store, with May Franz among longtime residents who recall the early days on Spring Street and the three story blocks built around 1875 by HL Spiesman.
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Corry Furniture Firm Ties Long Local History
The article recalls Mr. Franz Fring arriving from Titusville in 1102 to partner with D. Shiely and start a cabinetmaker and furniture business in Corry. The firm grew into a leading local enterprise, with son C. P. Franz taking over and promising continued success amid recent fire-related improvements and new stock.
Bible Conference Led by Dr. Wertheimer at Baptist Church
Dr Max Wertheimer the converse Jewish Rabbi will conduct an eight day Bible conference at the Baptist church beginning next Sunday This marks his third visit and he has spoken at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago and previously preached in cities including Philadelphia Pittsburgh Hartsburg Allestown Rochester Lebanon Middletown and others His talks are expected to draw attendees from several states and denominations as they hear his Christ centered message in a major regional event
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Hille Wacher
Baptist Church
Chieagh' Evangelist
Stax Wertheimer
Wertheimer
Weel
Moody Bible Estute
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Hartsburg
Allestown
Rochester
Lebanon
Middletown
Rand Schusskille Maven
Til
Grand Rapids
Vermyt
Sieh
Theo
O. Lake
Methodist
Erie furniture firm history spans early stores and merges
The fragment recalls Riblet of Erie CHS and early trade in Titisville. It notes a first store in a building later replaced by the Corry Garage site, then in 1805 a two story furniture sales home on First avenue near West grocery. In 1870 a partnership dissolved after five years of furniture business.
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Titisville
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Frann
Duell suit against Lillian Gish dismissed by judge
Charles H. Duell sued actress Lillian Gish to force exclusive contract production for Respiration Pictures until 1980. Judge Mack dismissed the case, ruling in favor of the defendant after a trial lasting two weeks.
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Nursing One's Agonies Vice IV but a nurse of iconless Sir Philip Sidney
A compact note references a nursing figure linked to Sir Philip Sidney, detailing an ironic contrast between clinical ache and literary iconography within a historical frame.
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Sir Philip Sidney
Prohibition Department Reorganized Amid Treasury Shakeup
President orders a cabinet reorganization affecting the Prohibition Bureau under the Treasury. Roy T. Tanks will stay as chief and report to the new Dry Bureau head, with Blair retaining appointment power in Prohibition. The move aligns with Crompton bill aims for separate Prohibition authority and review of key decisions.
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Policy stance unchanged after department changes
The statement asserts that no policy changes occur in handling mastery within the department and that the Prohibition unit will continue to operate under the Commissioner of Taternal Revenue as previously provided. No new directives are issued and operations remain as before.
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Taternal Revenue
Lay
Ambiguous Note on Authority and Petition Unsigned
In the fragment Bel Shidien seeks to determine rightful authority over the Py Abia writ a betwadr Audie A tr. The text remains unclear on exact parties, jurisdiction, or actions contemplated.
Peculiar Mourning Widows in Newer Guinea Cover Husbands Loss
In the Colm district of Newer Guinea widows wrap themselves in pipeclay to mourn their husbands who have died recently. The practice reflects local mourning customs and communal expression of grief.
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