Local Visitors and Farewell Notes From Corry Spars
A long list of town visitors and temporary residents includes Mrs. J. Hartwell of Spartansburg Mrs. Edwards of Warren and Mr. and Mrs. Prank Stoner of Buffalo among others. Several individuals travel to Erie Jamestown Buffalo Philadelphia and Dayton for short visits or business while others plan winter trips to Daytona Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentley Bert
Pittsburg
Cor
Joseph Duldwin
Spartans
Burg
Carrie Krimble
Youngsville
Phillin Shadley
Erie
Snapp
Glyndon
Charles Ferguson
Franklin
J.P. Austin
W. W. Morgar- Idge
Hunter Darling
Jamestown
Mrs. Edwards of
Warren
Ate
Fatrehills
Meadville
W. PB. Knowlton
Clara McKinney
G. E. Bennett
Philadelphia
Prank Stoner
Buffalo
Addie Hull
Aughter Eva
Daytona
Plu
Dr. Butler
G. Jones
C.H. Bagley
Jennie Lek
Mead
Corry
J. M
Washington, D. C
James Darling
Charles Reker
Wis
Elmer Wilson
Mayville
EB. M. Bonnel
Guy Doud
J.A. Bradt
Brook Street
Federal Whittlesey
Cleveland
George Davis
Spartansburg
Hartila Bentley
Hartford
Hartford, Conn
Harry Parker
Charles Wales
Rebels Reinforce Hankow Amid Stalemate and Bankrupt Government
Reports indicate no progress in resolving the Hankow crisis as rebels bolster forces. The treasury is nearly bankrupt and a loan is needed to avoid negotiations with rebels. Nanwa’s victorious commander reinforces Hankow, with ten gunboats dispatched. Rumors surround General Chang Han’s fate after Nanin and Pukow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palin
Dor
Hanko
Iet
Nan- Wa
Nan
Final citizenship papers granted to four smallest men
In Kingston New York four of the smallest men in the state were granted final citizenship in the supreme court. The men born in Germany include Adolph Schentmel Alex Phert Otto Theime and Otto Schermel. The quartet known as the Piccolo Midgets perform vaudeville and own a farm at Phoenicia in the Catskill mountains for seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
N. Y
Supreme Court
Germany
Adolph Schentmel
Alex Phert
Otto Theime
Otto Schermel
Aked Yo
Phoenicia
Ciskill Mountains
Phos
Aera Elib
Missouri
Velny
Schemmel
Simon
May Settlement Hopes Raise Rail Strike Talks
Preliminary signs point to a possible settlement of the New York Central boiler makers strike. Officials from Schenectady traveled to Albany to confer with railroad representatives, with a broader settlement seen as tying together the boiler makers strike at American Locomotive Company in sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Worl
Dimirk
Schenestady
Albany
American Locomotivs Company
Fire Destroys Novelist Rupert Hughes Home
During a blinding snowstorm a fire swept Rupert Hughes's country house in Bedford Hills, Westchester County. Neighbors fought the blaze as the hose failed, forcing the novelist and playwright to flee the threat to his safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novalist
Mt. Vernon
Rupert Hughes
Bedford Hills
Westchester County
Government ownership proposal for Industrial Corporations
In Washington on December 5 a resolution was introduced in the House by Representative Berger a Socialist from Milwaukee proposing government ownership of industrial corporations. The measure signals a push by socialist ranks to nationalize key industries and place them under federal control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Berger
Milwaukee
Sailor John Noonan Found Dead After Missing Sailor
The body of John Noonan, chief water tender on the Atlantis, was recovered in Chanlostofe harbor South Carolina after he disappeared November 2. He had served 81 years in the Navy. his mother lived in Portsmouth, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Noonan
Uniteds Staten
Atlantis
Chanlostofe
S.C) Harbor
Noonan
Nays
Pothkeepale
N.Y
Complimenting Granny Leads to Mixed Household Debate
The exchange reveals a strained family dynamic as one speaker praises a grandmother while another questions the value of obedience. Comic miscommunications highlight generational tension and differing priorities within a domestic scene.
The Ladies Furnishing Store Offers White Garnitures On Sale
The Ladies Furnishing Store showcases garnitures in white with coral white and gold combinations and embroidered floss. Bulgarian bands garni ture fringes and drapes complement outfits. Available in grey black white tan and red. selling at $1.00 per yard, underselling current market.
Textile pricing note on white and ecru fabrics
A fragment notes fabric availability in all grades from 7Se to 30.00 a yard. It lists white and ecru colors and indicates price per yard. Further details are unreadable in the snippet.
Embroidery Work Promises New Pillowcase Lot
A new batch of popular pillowcases to be embroidered is offered under Wis. Pricing lists pillow cases 75c and 1.50 per pair. A Huck towel stamped for embroidery sells well at 5c.
Marquisette for Evening Gowns In Multiple Colors
The season favors Marquisette fabric with colors black white pink lavender navy it blue and prices at 1.00 to 1.50 per yard. If the shade is unavailable it can be ordered to fit customer needs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Perry Davis
Paiphiller
Prank Hatch
John Turner
Aus
Will Bradt
Little Daughvers
Inken
Tacarene
Suneaeae
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
the Armory
Amuses) Theater
Higon
Nankin
Granny
Billy
London
the Ladies Furnishing
Coats
J.R. Graves
Old Reliable Art Jeweler
W. Main St
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