Twenty Years Ago Tragedies Mark Spur City News
A tannery superintendent Charles J. Dahlstrand was struck by a car near East Mall Street with injuries described as bad cuts but no hospital visit reported. A boy named Bedwin Boley, 16, son of Peter Foley, was accidentally shot near Spartansburg and died minutes later. A burned Le Jewell touring car near the city remains unidentified, suspected stolen or used in a crime. Verna Elizabeth Anderson wed Lyle Wentworth Foster at the bride’s home in a ceremony performed by Rev Barflett News notes also mention Edna Marsurrite and other local residents.
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Charles J. Dahlstrand
Krome
J. W. & A. Poward Company
East Mall Street
Corry Hoy
Spartansburg
Verna Gilzabeth Anderson
Alice Anderson
Geoveshreoy
Lyle Wentworth Foster
W. P Foster West
Congross Street
Ren. W. E. Barflett
Polio Risk Linked to Tonsil and Adenoid Surgery
A National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis report cites studies showing serious polio cases after tonsil and adenoid operations. Research led by Dr. Prince and Dr. Toney traced incidents to Akron families where multiple children had recent surgeries, with anesthesia lowering cellular oxygen and exposing nerve endings to the virus.
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Lake
National Foundation For
Akon
Ohio
National Foundation For Triantile Prealysis
Thomas Princcis, Jr
University of Michigan
John A. Toney
Western Reserve University
Akron
Tepollo
Sidney D. Kramer
Michigan State Department of Health
Detroit
Mich
Jamestown Man Arrested Over Forged Tire Papers
Kenneth O Day, 27, of Jamestown, was arrested by federal authorities on a charge of possessing twenty forged tire rationing certificates. He pleaded murily before U S Commissioner Harry E Harding in Buffalo and is held for the federal grand jury. The certificates reportedly came from the same source as others found with half a million blue points in Buffalo, tied to alleged stolen printing records.
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Jamestown
Kenneth O' Day
U. S
Harry E. Harding
Bulfalo
Lanis Is. O'Brien
Buffalo Opa
O'Day
O'Brien
Buffalo
OPA
Washington
Ifle Opa
Iselva
Oday
O'srien Enid
Reports From Titusville Area On Panther Sightings
Local residents report multiple panther sightings near Titusville including near West Central avenue extension and Hare Creek valley. Witnesses describe a large black cat with a long tail, observed close to barns and berry patches. attempts to shoot it have failed.
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Cme
Titusville
Mackpanther
Hare Creek
Dense Adoras
West Central Avenue
Howard Adams
Dorothy Abfill
Adams
Acros
Jane
Johnies
Adams Farm
Big Oll
Westarp Pan German leader dies as warning from history
Count Kuno von Westarp, veteran Pan German and former head of the old German Nationalist party, has died. His dream of universal German soil and global influence driving early 20th century tensions is judged harshly in hindsight, with his era seen as sowing militarism that culminated in catastrophe.
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Hitler
Kuno von Westarp
Westarp
Switzerland
Austria
Brazil
United States
Germany
Westarn
Berlin
Protective Power and U S Bases Policy Stated
President Truman vows the United States will acquire and hold essential bases under UN Charter guidance, aiming to boost international strength and trust. A warning against abuse of power follows as the domestic note urges prudent leadership. Meanwhile a cooking tip advises drying flour from meat before seasoning and cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
United States
Gore
Opioids and Pain Relief Taught by Doctors
A Medical Society notice discusses opiates and hypnotics, stressing their role in relieving pain while warning against overuse and dependence. It emphasizes careful selection and dosing to avoid addiction, noting physicians bear responsibility for patient welfare.
Seven Quick Questions From a Classified Page
A playful quiz asks true or false items about war declarations and famous figures. It includes choices for early U S political founders and geographic locations, plus references to piracy, the Declaration, and linguistic questions about words like comedian and mascot.
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Italy
Japan
U.S
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
John C. Premont
Plains of Abraham
Palestine
Quebec
Mesopotamia
Charles II
England
Two Cases of Polio Reported in Erie
Erie health officials report two suspected polio cases in the city on August 22. A three year old boy from Third Ward shows paralysis in both legs and is under home observation as a precaution. A seven year old from Pittsville Ward has weakness in the left arm and neck and receives treatment at Lake View Hospital.
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Erie
James R. Smith
Smith
Onion Juice Extraction Tips from a Short Recipe Note
A brief, unclear recipe fragment suggests squeezing onion pulp to extract juice. It mentions using a press or squeeze method with citrus to aid extraction. The text is garbled and lacks clear steps, measurements, or defined outcome.
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le Jewell
Cty
Augie
C. L. Siganson
Edna Marsurrite
George E. Rose
Charles E. Hurd
P. 1
Hellwere
Clewts
Miss Fault Stafford
Buffalo King
Titusville Area
Adiiig
Austin
McElhaney
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Linsie
Storey
Nene Heiman’s
Heiman
I. Q
Zmpan
Kansas
Wattsburg
BIG Midway
Free Circus
G. E
Victory Band
KDKA
Mokesson
Bern
Minnesota
Buy
Minnesota Paints
Lanston’s Pointers
S. Canter St
Fortis O Othos
G.C. Murphy Co
Betty
Yonum
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