Cold Light and the Dream of Cold Luciferin
A fragment from the Evening Journal pieces together a sci fi concept where Edison era scientists seek a cold light called luciferin to replace sunlit farming. Dr. Harvey Princeton and Dr. Steinmats work on artificial illumination while McFarland’s long gas tube and other labs forage for a practical cold light. The piece ponders nature’s marvels and the wonder of science fading from fairyland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bislher Lytton
Harvey
Frinceton
Nature
Delea P. Steinmats
Hietson
Trish Labor Protests in Ireland Amid Union Strife
A fragmented account of Irish unrest describes three rival forces on the island: Ulster troops, Provisional government Regulars, and a counterrevolutionary publican army. It notes South Ireland reconstructionists led by Griffith and Collins face difficulty maintaining order as labor and trade unions seek stable governance during Britain’s exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trish
Alendiy
Ireland
Trish Spolis
Free State
Ulster
South Ireland
Betish
Publican Army
Goys
Her Griffith
Michael Collins Bean
Republican” Army
Dubliny
Workmien
Treland Ny
Fragmented Text Offering No Clear News Item
The readable fragments show no coherent event, person, or organization. The text appears garbled with uncertain phrases and lacks a verifiable focal point or action to summarize into a factual news item.
Irregular Thoughts and Jumbled Claims From a Fractured Piece
A garbled OCR style column presents a mix of opinions and odd remarks. It mentions TOM SIMS SAYS, references to Dempsey, Malvern, unemployed by Fa gays, college scores, farmers planning picnics, bootleggers, a doctor’s comment, and stray political and social jabs. The text is fragmentary and largely nonsensical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsey
Malvern
Patakonla
Philadelphia
Ory
Groy
Saya Min
No Trace Found of Kane Bandits
Authorities in Kane and nearby towns searched the Mt. Jewett area after a reported bolt action at the Mt. Jewett railroad station early Tuesday. Detectives Caldwell McDars and railroad officials, along with Chief Fowler and Patrolman Swanson, spent the day in pursuit of the bandits and the surrounding region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Thoreough
Yestertiys
Mt. Jewett
Shea
Caldwell
McDars
Pennylvania
Travia
Erie
Fowler
Swanson
Road Supervisors Receive Co Aid in Township Road Work
April 27 report shows 19 of 21 townships in the county have applied for state aid for drainage grading and graveling under a plan by the county commissioners. County Engineer notes gravel, though preferred, is costly and some townships use cheaper cinders which require more maintenance. supervision plans to press ahead with the program, with each township receiving funding this year.
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ERIB
Thie
Thien Ainder
Iin Pravel
Tie Enginnee
Pool room operator fined for selling cigarettes
James Town April 27 Jack Stanley proprietor of a pool room was fined $10 in City court for selling cigarettes to two girls one aged 18 and one under 16. He pleaded guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Town
Jack Stanley
Nerv-Worth credited for woman's kidney relief
A Martinsburg West Virginia woman suffered kidney trouble and abdominal pain until Nerv Worth was tried. Her husband reported immediate improvement and full recovery, praising Nerv Worth as the best stomach and bowel remedy that aids digestion and relieves bloating. It is sold for one dollar a bottle with a money back guarantee at local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH KK. Thompson
Martinsburg W. Va
Condra
Grangers Protest Daylight Saving in Erie
Ten county granges and local groups protest the Daylight Saving plan in Erie arguing it harms trade between city and rural areas. Opponents include Mill Village Bell Valley Waterford Take Shore Clover Loaf Wattaburg Unionity Harbor Creek Girard and Bessemer granges, plus the Erie County Park Bureau and local civic groups. Director Kinney reports petitions in support and opposition as city ordinance to start first Monday in May awaits action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Fee
William TL Kinney
Kinney
Te Ik
Mill Village
Bell Valley
Waterford
Take Shore
Clover Loaf
Wattaburg
Unionity
Harborcreek
Girard
Bessemer Granges
Erie County Park Bureau
Fifth Ward Independent League
Weiss Library Partners Club
Motorist Fails to Stop After Hitting Man in Road
April 27 Douglas Appleton was severely injured when struck by a fast car along Rock City Road near Taylor's Crossing while pushing a bicycle. The auto sped away and Appleton was taken to Dr. Leslie Atkins. he could not obtain the vehicle's license number, and the Pennsylvania plate was suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Appleton
Rock City Road
Taylor's Crossing
Appleton
Rock City
Leslie Atkins
Roofing and Spouting at Lowest Price in Years
Roofing and spouting have hit the bottom price, market reaction indicates an advance. Place your order now at the lowest price for years with Ch. M. Stewart & Co. at 108 E. Main Street. Bell phone 170W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ch. M. Stewart & Go
E. Main Street
Bell Phone
Executor's Notice for Nesie B. Ebaurgh Estate Issued
Letters testamentary granted to Willliam Weed as executor for Nesie B. Ebaurgh estate. Creditors urged to present claims and debt due promptly through attorneys Knew and Kincaid. Notice names executor and filing reference fti219.20M91047.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netie B. Ebaurgh
Sime
Willism. Weed
Knew
Warren Bank to Enlarge Offices
Warren officials plan to expand by moving the Warren News Company into the Johnson store room and leasing the Johnson clothing establishment space. J A Johnson, a longtime occupant, must relocate with no new site yet found. Forest County’s sawmills run at full crews as lumber shipments rise, including 550 full cars daily from Sheffield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren National Bank
Instituton
J. A. Johnson
Warren News Company
Johnson
Bank
News Company
Forest Counties
Sheffield
Pine Grove Cemetery Association Stockholders Meeting
Notice to stockholders of Pine Grove Cemetery Association for a meeting at 7 p.m. Monday March 1922 at Alexander and Co office. Agenda includes election of fifteen directors to manage cemetery business for the coming year and a quorum of fifteen stockholders. Secretary D. S. Rowe urges wide attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockeholders of Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Alexander and Co
D. 5. Rowe
Agli Ok Mos
Beaver Dam News Notes Brightens Spring Schedule
Beaverdam residents learn of a Friday evening entertainment titled The first half day of country school to be followed by more social events. Proceeds from both the play and socials support the local school. School exams show Beaverdam 3rd graders all passed. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Farnum visited Corry and Spring Creek while Mrs. Reed attends meetings in Erie. Frank Hutchinson travels to Mt Alto for hospital care. Farmers improve spring plowing. Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Pier have local health updates. Wm. Norell seeks cattle for trade or cash for horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Dam
Beaverdam
Jasper Farnum
Corry
Spring Creek
Rey
Reed
Erie
Frank Hutchinson
Building Boom Opens at Warren
A punning phrase signals a rising building boom in Warren and neighboring counties as lumber mills run at capacity. The local industry shows strong activity with mills operating full tilt and demand for timber rising in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
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Forty Evening Journal
South Street
Colegrove
Trish Labor
Tople
Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Oliver
Ida May Kaup
Det
Ida Kaupp
George J, Aupp
Kincaid
Tom Sims
Tanlac
Rugby and Chalmers Union
Blue Chambray
Jack Rabbit Guaranteed
A & Blue
Bernstein Brothers Clothiers and Furnishers
Center St
Grangers
Warren Bank
Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Norell
Hell
Louis
Brownell Shoe Company
Center Street
Corry, Pa
The
Barlow Hardware Co
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