Quake Talk and Prophecy Highlight 1922 Panic
The Corry newspaper notes seismic activity and sun driven forecasts as experts describe shocks from Washington to Alaska. Moon and planetary pull, crust cooling, and Atlantic seaboard fears frame speculative headlines about possible spring upheaval and a misread date from 1922 to 1024.
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Washington
D.C
Alaska
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Atlantic Rim
Atlantic
Labrador
Georgia
Bernhardt the Brave in Paris amid illness and resolve
The article portrays Sarah Bernhardt facing illness in Paris and declaring she would rather die than quit acting, valuing work as a source of vitality. It lauds her courage, philosophy, and influence on artists while noting idle talk about women’s attitudes toward war. Ida Tarbell is cited discussing women and uniforms.
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Bernhardt
Mme, Bernhardt
Lolle
Baltimore
Erie Dispatch-Herald
How To ForcET TROUBLES
Troubles attack the stomach and liver and bring constipation. The article urges remedies and highlights the role of clear thinking and pharmacy products to ease symptoms, noting many druggists stock suitable tonics.
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal File 1903
Erie citizens urged to stay away from Brior Creek as the hours are out. Prank Smith, a Corry native now in Warren, visits his brother Fred on One North Center Street. Young ladies planned AA auxiliary formation for hospital events with Mrs. Charles Porter. John Binin stayed a decade at his Bradford home, now with postmonia. HG Leet, visiting Corry friends, leaves for Beaumont Texas. Leet manages Union Oil Refining Co. of Texas. Feath shaving plot rumored before upcoming local history election. Miss Blanch Clough teaches No. 2 in Fairview. Miss Margaret Fox substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Smith
Corry
Warren
Fred Smith
oneMorth Center Street
Charity clothing drive appeals to help the needy
An unnamed charitable group in a large city urges donations of garments after a prior appeal for 8000 items. a prosperous woman notes the early hope for improvement, while many families still face poverty. The piece mentions debts rising and stores limiting supplies as households reassess in spring, with individuals urged to pass on usable clothing. It also lists a few local visitors and relatives traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghom
Howe
Honesholds
Tom Sims Says and Celebrity Quips
A nonsensical collage of quotes and mumbled lines about Betty Guilek Betty Kiesinig and various public figures. The garbled text references publicity agents stars and a few fragmented maxims about fame and wealth.
Widow’s Joy Cure Promoted by Local Advertiser
A widow rewrites a testimonial praising Mags’s Wonderful Remedy for stomach and intestinal ailments. She claims relief from severe pain after using the product, which is advertised as removing charcal mucus and reducing inflammation. The notice invites readers to try one dose with a money back guarantee and lists a druggist endorsement.
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Mags
James O Condra
Addy
Parisian Sage Promises Banishing Dandruff at Home
An advertisement claims Parisian Sage banishes dandruff and makes hair soft and lustrous. It urges readers to try the product at home and mentions availability through N. J Ames & Co. as a trusted retailer for gold drug or toilet count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J Ames, & Co
Deficient Automobilists Face Court Mental Tests
A Detroit judge considers the remaining automobilist drivers to undergo mental and driving fitness examinations. Reports describe men and a woman linked to a group of ineffective drivers and the public safety concerns raised by their condition. The piece questions how many such individuals operate widely, noting detectors in Detroit are limited to uncovering deficiency after licensing.
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Detroit
Quiet Brookline Seeks Silence Laws and Old World Manners
In Brookline the village enacts a new quieting rulebook aimed at reducing noise. Provisions curb noisy play, limit horse speeds, and ban raucous snowballing near children. The article criticizes Puritan rigidity while noting distant complaints from Dover about unfulfilled expectations.
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Brookline
Boston
German Reparations Figures and Claims Adjusted
The Preach reports Germany paying far less than claimed with figures around 55 000, 000. indemnity payments up to November total about 7 700 000 000 francs in cash and goods. It notes allied costs, currency issues, and allegations Germany evaded large payouts, while France may have benefited more than Germany through peaceful means.
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Tissie
HY Americmus
Germasyr
Jermans
Allied Commission
San Prantises Woman Faces Notable Inheritance Claim
A San Prantises woman challenges a local inheritance dispute alleging a share of property and financial stakes. The case centers on family links and the distribution of assets in light of competing claims.
Drunken orgy ends in murder on Honda pathway
A garbled report describes a case of酒 odd death following a drunken orgy involving several suspects. The narrative cites a Hartwick residence, a retainer, and a suspect named John Chase, with a dramatic, sensational tone and mentions a Moonstone Par… kept, and Luxor, Egyptian references.
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HONDA
Mauro Hs
Edgar Allg Poe
Hartwick
Pristian
Coait Gnsen
John Chase
Ian Chase
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Cony Evening Journal
Wort South Street
Golegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Apex Scatter
Ida
Tarbell
Jack Dempsey
Beecham
AL All Drogglite Ave
EF Oakley
Brior Creek
Erie
Tadies
Hospital Association
Charles Porter
Maple Avenue
John Binin
Post Monia
Bradford
HG. Leet
Beaumont
Texan
Mr .Leet
Union Oil Refining Company of Texas
Tt Ia
Blanch Clough
Fairview
Margaret Pox
Bate
France
Germany
Rey Dr
A.C. Bilis
Pine Niland Minn
McCray
Oshkosh
Wis
B. McCray
Tom Sims
Betty Guilek
Betty Kiesinig
Byron Chandler
Broadway
Spender
Europe
HEART
J. F. McLaughlin
L. J Kelley
Center ST
Union News
Gloria Swanson
Salvation Army
J. A. Lanston
Dandruff
Congoleum
Bell Phome
Dovern
Wilhelm
Luxor
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City, Pa
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