Durham’s Leather Gifts and Opera Tonight at Auditorium
A cluttered notice advertises leather gifts for all, a Tyro tenor at the Auditorium, and the Duggan Grand Opera Company performing tonight. Also promotes Durham’s Drug Store with phonographs, poultry products, chicken suppers, car displays, and a Boy Scouts benefit at Lyrics Theater with tickets selling fast. The mix lists local shops, events, a church fundraiser, and civic announcements.
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Charlotte Trierto
Duggan Grand Opera Company
Adit —Durium
Jamie
Aduit
Christmas sales and events in CorryCity area
Local ads announce a big Ramage Sale in Payne block this week with discounts on electric appliances and home goods. Other notices promote holiday displays at Cameron Elk and M. A. Camerons displays, Chrysanthemums at W D Rowe, and Miss Adams candles orders. Also listed are lectures, operatic performances by David Duggan Grand Opera Company, Hyomel remedy, and upcoming charity events by the Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society.
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N. F. Amey & Co
Jess
Adv
Advata Mme
Elsie Hartin-Arendt
America
Adit
Pesbyter
Ladiest Aid Society
Ctor's Street
D+ a Kincaid
Grange Fair
Geo
Knowlton
Sao’y
Ian
Coste
Cherry Strat
Glenn Alden
Jamestown
Market and
Malo
Charles H. Wiborg
Jamestown Journal
Public Service Commission
Public Utilities Law
Pennsylvania
W. E. Wilson
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Tiny
Superb Chocolates advertisement promises superior confectionery
An advertisement extols Superb Chocolates as purer and tastier than all others. It claims exclusive agency for Huyler chocolates and asserts that the public judges value by the stock’s quality. Offers samples and mentions price packages starting at five or ten cents.
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Scott Industrial Circle meets after holiday in lodge rooms
A large attendance was hoped for at a Scott Industrial Circle meeting in the West Ohio Workers Lodge rooms Thursday afternoon, with members and friends gathering after the holiday. Bit Barlow Jr entertained twelve friends at a stag party on South Center Street honoring Melvin McCray with a banqueting event.
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Scott Industrial Circle
Bit Barlow, Jr
Routh Center Street
Honovaf
Melvin McCray
Mystery deepens in Titusville hospital patient
Titusville December 9 A patient at the city hospital suffers gephasia a puzzling mental disorder. He cannot recall his identity where he lived or what he did and believes only that he is in the hospital. He is believed to be about 20 years old six feet tall with light sandy hair blue eyes and mustache. Police arrested him earlier this week thinking he was intoxicated. Doctors call his condition a form of mental disease with limited memory remaining. The hospital requests information from anyone who can identify him. The notice notes there are ads for delivery help and sale of goods in the paper.
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Titusville
City Hospital
Markes
Ign
Uie Polka
Casa Wan Wei
Charles Holeman
Linman
Widow's Mite Heart Interest Tale From Saturday Evening Post
A brief note summarizes a classic Heart Interest feature titled Widow's Mite, featured in the Saturday Evening Post. It highlights a humorous, personal story centered on an office boy and his misadventures, reflecting lighthearted social details of the period.
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Bill
Saturday Evening Post
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