Price lessons from war and politics in a changing era
A fragmented piece discusses prewar price nostalgia, Lloyd George and Bonar Law politics, and postwar economic prospects. It mentions Irish issues, party dynamics, and a veteran anecdote about a New Orleans hero, highlighting steadfast resilience amid inflation and upheaval. It emphasizes that thrift during war supported national survival and may shape future prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Lloyd George
Asquith
Lloydge
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files December 29 1902
A roundup of items from the Journal Files Twenty years ago notes pay increases for workers gospel from the Willages area and Santa news from Gerry New York State. Included are details of local teachers at Jerry Nigh school visiting home for holidays and plans for the Parnners Institute in Gaston's hill in February. Mentioned are Alfred Anderson recovering from radiator works injury and Earl Rogers returning home to visit his parents. A notice recalls Presbyterian members from early days near Cook's Hall and a large Crawford County teachers delegation heading to Mosdlyitle for an event this week.
Fragmented quotes and garbled remarks span local life and oddities
A jumble of misread phrases references injuries to a Newton plant fire, quail shooting, safety warnings, Polish figures, aging and faith themes, Philadelphia mail, and stray lines about Detroit and New Year manners. The text mixes names, places, and erroneous words with no coherent single event.
Autumn Traffic Grows Amid War and Freight Figures
Buried in garbled notes is a 1921 era economic glimpse showing freight and coal trends. The fragment references rail and maritime activity, a percent rise in some freight categories, and contrasts with a prior period, hinting at wartime disruptions and seasonal shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Eyal
Thoughtful plea for care amid missing mother and sick children
Fragmented OCR reveals a lament over three children needing maternal care. It also markets a dubious remedy claim, touting a harmless preparation to remove citarrhal reticue and ease intestinal inflammation, with sale notes for James Condra a chemist and druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayra
Dave
James Condra
Adramie Panei
Canada’s Paper Trade and U S Demand Grow
Canada’s role in supplying paper to the United States expands as exports rise to over 105 million dollars in the year. New mills near the border will boost production, but higher costs and long shipment routes threaten supply and push prices higher for U S readers.
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Canada
United States
Alivka
Violet Scented Seaweed From Far Peninsula
Violet scented seaweed grows along the Manyishhuk peninsula in Hie Casplin region. The pleasant odor comes from its resinous oils attracting mites and other tiny creatures, giving a noted aroma to the coastal area.
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Nies
Manyishhuk
Refused New Trial for Mattis in Erie Courts
Erie Judge Willians Hiety denied Peter Mattis alias Pete the sly of felonious crime a new trial in Erie Municipal Court. Mattis, found guilty of shooting and wounding in September criminal court, was sentenced to serve time at Western Penitentiary. Judge Hirt upheld the September court decision saying evidence did not warrant further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Dee
Monon
Peter Mattis
Pete the Sly
Fel- Grek
Amony Widault
Spon
Matthew
Fogarty Foight
United Drug Company
West Pweisty Fourth Street
Jude Willians
Mattie
Fuxurty
Western Penitentiary
Thunday
Hirt
North East Youth Paroled by Erie Judge
A North East youth, 16, was paroled into the custody of the justice of the peace after arraignment before Judge Rossiter in a ninth East sessions court on a highway robbery charge. The judge warned him that continued good conduct is required or he faces punishment. The case involves Sam Triana and Peter Viscust as alleged instigators and mentions American Indians and Alaska, with unclear context about Lumingeants and Mewuaite funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vee
Sam Triana
Peter Viscust
News Notes From Blue Eye Christmas Socials and Visits
Blue Eye notes recount Christmas gatherings at homes of Griswold, Springstead, DeJean, and others near Corry and Columbus. Local visitors include Roy Griswold, Mary Spoon, Lee Crosby, and George Mew. Family exchanges mention Bear Lake area, Spring Creek, and nearby farms amid holiday travel and social visits.
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Yiley
Henry Tagatth
Dai Childres
Ba Jaquith
Hesse
Ear Bayar Grove
Wilma
Golently
Wank Tyre
Willan Rubbine
Lewis Kuller
Wilgin Will Jase
Wigren Priiy
Cho. Springstead
Corry
John Springstead
Tawi Meintrye
Moy
Ben Poole
Roy
Bear Lake
Alice Mead
Colywhaeis
Will Burch
Cleve Dinisin
Spring Creek Marth
Lewis Fuller
Chas
Sandbar
Lee Crosby
Columbus
George Mew
Meshits
Sanele Ibert
Sin Pre
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Nolta Sherredi
Jerry Nigh School
Tanitaridjeee
Tracy Tillowson
Limars Mis. Co
Crocker
Unifon
Ftown
Parnners’ Institute
Gaston's Hill
Evers
Gerry
Alfred Anderson
Fiarl Rogers
Silver Creek
Cook's Tall
Baptist Church
Crawford County
Mosdlyitle
Wilean Hind
Walt
New York
Herald
Toirnal
Tom Sims
Leary
Newton
Quail
Joel
Wojciechowski
Poland
Dodie
Philatelphia
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Ford
Kivaw Vale
Wil
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