PENNsy AGENT FELL VICTIM OF ODD ACCIDENT
Charles L. Tenty of Youngsville Pennsylvania railroad agent at that place was struck by coal from a passing train as it sped through Kane. The missile struck his forehead and face causing lacerations but he recovered quickly and resumed duties. The incident occurred Tuesday morning around 1B. The train 379, known as the five, makes few stops and runs at high speed.
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Tgane
Charles L. Tenty
Youngsville
Pennsylvania
Jett Kane
Kane
Eric
Forule
Henry
Forest fires threaten timber lands near Sheffield
Warm dry spell and high winds spark the first serious forest fires of the season in Warren area. A spreading blaze between Goswanige and Corydon burned about 200 acres of second growth timber owned by R A Williams and Ed Anderson before being checked. Fire renewed Tuesday toward Nelson Run, risking timber lands worked by Central Pennsylvania Lumber Co as section hands and railroad workers, aided by Sheffield citizens, fight to halt the flames.
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R. A. Williams
Ed. Anderson
Nelson Run
Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company
Pr.r
C. P. 1, Company
Sheffield
Drink water to ease kidney discomfort says noted authority
A public health style advisory encourages daily water and occasional salts to neutralize body acids that burden kidneys. It describes symptoms from sluggish kidneys, back pain, and urinary issues, and promotes Jud Salts as a safe remedy to cleanse kidneys and reduce irritation.
First Atlantic Map Depicts Ocean Name 1306 Vision
A historic map from 1306 shows the Atlantic Ocean with its name. It credits Marino Smuth, an Italian geographer, as the work’s author. The piece notes Smuth’s involvement and the map’s early depiction of the ocean.
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Atlantic
Atlantic Ocean
Danie Sae
Geo Pupher
Marino Smuth
Buffalo Youth Kills Father Then Shoots Self
A 28 year old Buffalo man shot his father Morris Peldman in their Spring Street home yesterday afternoon and then wounded himself in the temple. He was taken to Erherguney hospital and will be surrendered to police. He blamed years of abuse by his father for the act and said he wished he had killed himself as well. His wife and mother were nearby during the incident.
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Truffalo
Morris Peldman
Spring Strers
Erherguney Hospital
Peldwun
Buk
Maxi
Shim
Tam
Helpful Hair Hints Parisian Sage Promises Lustrous Growth
A leading hair dresser touts Parisian Sage as superior for wavy soft hair and growing abundance. He urges readers to remember the name Sage as best for hair and scalp, noting it is guaranteed. Ames & Co and drug and toilet counters sell it.
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N. FP
Ames & Co
Warren May Get Market House
Warren may gain a municipal market house under a bill drafted by Emory Cook secretary of the Warren Chamber of Commerce The measure passed both Senate and House and authorizes municipal markets to be operated by the city The bill’s passage follows Cook’s long effort since becoming chamber secretary and his push for a Warren market facility
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Warren
Emory
Cook
Warren Chamber of Commerce
Senate
Cooke
Williston P. Waid
Chamber
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Health Relief
A reader describes chronic stomach distress and claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cures pain and catarrhal irritation in the digestive tract. The ad asserts swift results and offers a money back guarantee after one dose.
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May'r
Increased Throng at Bible Meetings Amid Curious Sermon
A large audience attended Bible lectures with a notable delegation from Clymer as speakers tackled a challenging subject. A nine by six foot chart aided teaching while sessions drew steady questions and expectations for future gatherings.
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Clymer Yweim Nyeitwy
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Father
Self
Market House
Peter
Gordon
Warner
R. F. Livermore
Werthumer
Tribune
Tribune Bicycles
E. E. Guignon
the National Bank
Corry
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