The Messenger Boy at Library Theater Tonight
City era notes a Library Theater show The Messenger Boy tonight. Erie observes clean-up day May 6 and Arbor Day events slated for April 22 with community and hospital graduates, gatherings and sales listed among local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger Boy
Library ‘Theater
Armory
W. GT. U
Graves
Aula
W. A Steen
Steen
Stone
Dr. Davin
TosDay’s Magazine
New York
Irene Brooks
W. Washington
Mita Irena
AH. Osborne
Erie
Quhorne
Europe
Atore Optican
Roberta
Guy Raymond
Tex
Connerie
Ohio
Harriat Raymond
Bhatman Street
Flernoon
Elijah Bowie
Corry City Lodge
Taesday
of P
Walcome
Detraction and Pride Mirror in Harsh Critique
The passage laments detraction rooted in pride and fear of excellence. It portrays critics who mock or stab the admirable figure, preferring to condemn in private and insinuate doubt, exposing a culture of envy rather than fair judgment as they hide behind collective disdain.
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Thair
Malthani
Charming Sweet Peas Offer From Edgar A Higgins
Edgar A Higgins of Avoca New York advertises select named varieties of sweet peas at two cents for eight half ounce packets postpaid. He includes four packets of orchid varieties The Countess Spencer and The White Spencer plus free double puppies and Queen of the Market.
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Countess Spencer
Spencer
Edgar A. Higgins
Avoca, Steuben Co
N.Y
Perilous Nightlife in Mosul Bridges Deadly Crossing
A city guide describes Mosul on the Tigris as a place of great danger at night where residents risk life crossing a river bridge. The text details a rickety steel and wooden bridge over swollen waters, broken planks, steep slopes, and narrow gangways crowded with people and beasts. Dozens fall into dangerous currents as woefully maintained crossings fail to deter daily peril.
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Mosul
Tigris
Indi
David Pruser
Turkey
Navential Fund
Finina Ie
Mt Iv
De Leonhardt Piles Cure Advertisement
An Ames & Co. medical ad promotes a Buffalo station cure for piles. It claims cutting worsens attacks and offers a money back guarantee if the internal treatment fails at $1 per bottle, urging free circulation of blood.
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Hera-Reid
Ames & Co
de Leonhardt
Station B
Buffalo
News Gently and a Cautious Hint for Tim's Wife
Local readers are presented with a peculiar, fragmented tale of three shitsmen fishing one drowning occurrence. The piece shifts to a mocked “newsy” tone, then pivots to a sales pitch for bargain goods including lard, wax, seeds, nets, and household items with prices and weekly offers.
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Pat
Mike
Tim
Finnigan
May
Railroua Family Four
Piles Disappear After San Cura Ointment Use
Revival of San Cura Ointment touted as a cure for bleeding and itching piles after two decades of suffering. Testimony from Rev. W. F. Gilbert of Titusville claims a permanent relief within two years of use. Advert promises quick healing, skin benefits, and infant soap included. agents N. B. Amen & Co. and Thomas Downey handle sales in Corry and Titusville, with mail orders via Vrompton Medical Institute.
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W. F. Gilbert
Titusville
Gilbert
N. B. Amen & Co
Thomas Downey
Corry
Turna
Ames& Co
Thoman Downey
Dual With a Tiger and Other Odd London Signs
A fragmentary travelogue style piece recalls a melee with a tiger and threeTubing Mborigines near Jun Hie tu Juhore, and londons odd street signs and coin history. It references Abelr, Day printer, Sepulchers church, Downing Street, and ancient coin origins with Lydians.
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Bitte
Singapore
London
Lamb
Islington
Chandier's
Abelr
Cotuimes
Colman
Cerner
Downing Street
Downing Street; Tamble-Down-Dick
Richard Cromowil
Borough
Durguturs
la Whitehill
Gutord
Pepys
London Chroniely
Ready-to-Wear Skirts and Rain Gear Ad
An old ad promotes Ready-to-Wear skirts priced around five dollars with a strong selection of skirts clinging to fashion. Rain coats and capes priced from twelve to twenty five dollars, serges and rubberized silks offered for durable creases. Umbrella insurance and branded umbrellas advertised with emphasis on value and ownership protections.
Romanian Legend of Manoli Well and the Builder Negen
An old Monastery tale from Romanian peasant lore explains a spring called Manolit a well linked to a tragic mosque-building pact. Prince Negen seeks to immortalize his name by constructing a religious house, but nine masons and the first woman sacrificed, with the wife dying in a flood then entombed within the wall. Manoli remains silent, while the masons perish and become stones, and Anniker’s voice guides a doomed love in a cautionary legend preserved in Family Herald.
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M Keris
Ftovmania
amAd Negen
Selim
Sulib
Turkey
Negen
Sultaa
Negen Hisiberty
Roumanta
Bud
Arnolli
Manolli
Mauoli
Annh
Ktern
Nexen
Nogén
Drak
Manoul
Iiimulf
Annikers
Manoli
Don Family Herald
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A. E. Petty
Florist
E. Mato
Union
F. M. Parkhurst
Cenfer St
Corry, Pa
Morris
Aey Ag
G. W. Morris
Center Street
W. H. Duffy &Co
W. Main St
R. G. Lindsley & Son Chemists and DragpisteiFirst Avenue
Areflex
Ee Dining Vomst
St. James Et al
Austen
the Household Furniture Co
Peach Sts
Erie, Pa
J. Frost
Spring Street
W. Miller
W. Irving Street
C.J. Wood
Fallon Market
North Center Street
Hiss
Teaditlow
Terodotus
Tiether
Astory
the Ladies Furnishing Store
Éera
Umbrella Insurance
Numa Cape
Manalli
Anniker
Ir Philip Sidney
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