General Offices New York and Chicago Advertise Ad Pace
General offices in New York and Chicago announce advertising space demand. The Journal appears today with a ten page edition and will extend until Christmas due to high demand. Readers are urged to use Corry ads for buying essentials in many varieties.
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Meadville Representative Bates Praised by President
The Meadville congressman Bates received unexpected praise from the president during a White House visit. The president expressed regret over Bates's defeat in the renewed election and complimented his statesmanship and prespective work. Bates responded humbly, noting his re election and asking not to alter the observer’s view of him.
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Erle Dispatch
Painozone touted as cure for fever chills and ague
An infomercial style claim extols Painozone as the best remedy for fever, chills, and ague. It says twenty drops in hot water three times daily stops the chills and destroys the disease, with immediate action in stomach and bowel disorders. It claims fifty years of prominence, safety, and popularity, selling in family 10c and trial 5c sizes from Thomas Downey.
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Thomas Downey
Cochranton Girl Fatally Burned
Meadyill De 14 A girl named Mary Donnell 18 daughter of Mrs Nott Porter of Cochranton was fatally burned this morning and died soon after Miss Monnet the first family member up started the kitchen fire with kerosene pouring oil on the studding she applied a match from the lamp to the oil on the floor and the explosion enveloped her body Her mother responded and attempted to smother the flames Donnell lived ten hours
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Mary Donnell
Nott Porter
Cochranton
Miss Monnet
Ieerosone
Donnell
Early Bird Developen KUL Ghriathias TM and Christmas shipments
Bold warnings urge sending Christmas packages early to avoid delays by Wells Fargo and Adams Express. The note mentions festive slogans on packaging and early mailing as crowds grow. Also Farmers Week at Pennsylvania State College runs December 19 through 24 with lectures and demonstrations in dairy cattle, beef cattle, horses, and poultry led by experienced experts.
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Wells Pargo
Adams Express
Express Company
Holly
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State College
Pennsylvania State College
Worthy Charity Seeks Funds for Local Orphan Home
The Western New York Society for the Protection of Homeless and Dependent Children at Randolph N Y appeals for support. The home houses many local children needing care and schooling. Ongoing illness has raised costs for medical care, meals, and supplies. Contributions should be sent to Charles Most, secretary, Randolph N Y.
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New York Society For the Protection of
Randolph
Port Ui Mischise
Kevin
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Charles Most
Randolphy
Skimming Contest Ends In Dalaval Separator Defeat
In 1910 a De Laval cream separator skimming contest was staged with Fred Bond and W.8. Page and Phe Infinia, among others, performing trials. The Delaval machine proved unable to complete the distance, drawing little local turnout to witness its failure while Delaval separators were marketed by The Barlow Hardware Co.
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Tig Te Laval
Fred Bond
Page
Popy
Mr. Hind
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Hannister
Barlow Hardware Co
Corry, Tay
J C Murphy Chosen Mercantile Appraiser for 1911
The county commissioners chose J C Murphy a local businessman as mercantile appraiser for 1911 at yesterday's courthouse meeting. He will start after New Years and receive a fee tied to visits and appraisals of mercantile establishments. year fees around $1400.
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Tomingnon Hy CH. Lorene
Erle
Oysters Offered By Philadelphia Oyster House
Oysters available at the Philadelphia Oyster House, always fresh from the shell. Located at 124 North Center Street, open daily.
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Philadelphia
Christmas Wholesale Sale of Handkerchiefs and Fashions
Massive assortment of holiday handkerchiefs in patterns and sizes with prices from 10 cents to 2 dollars per dozen, plus linen, dress goods, silks, cloaks, and blankets. Featuring new weaves, linens, lace, silks, and garments for women, children, and homes, with bargains to fit all purses.
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