Palmer to Appear in Minstrels at Corry Lodge
Palmer Harry PF Palmer ainger and tth ing comedian of Jamestown plans to perform in the upcoming minstrel show at Corry lodge Mp Palmer is confident and an artist of unusual talent The large royal production cast is ready and rehearsals at the Elks Club have gone well The show features a mock eth and staged stunts with efforts focused on a successful presentation
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Salts for kidneys touted as safe for meat eaters
A health column endorses taking Lithia Salts a tablespoonful in water each morning for ten days to flush and stimulate kidneys. It claims meat eaters can flush kidneys to prevent dull back pain cloudy urine and bladder issues, and promotes lithia-water as a gentle, inexpensive aid.
London Does Not Expect Real Crisis
London editors comment on a likely diplomatic break between the United States and Germany, noting past false alarms. Allied leaders fear American entry into the war would disrupt military supply lines and strain the alliance, while some papers hope for a rapid, peaceful resolution. An advertising line notes a flat for rent in Morgaridge Block.
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One Week Only Tea Sale At Actual Cost
Advertises a limited one week sale of high grade uncolored Japan tea. Sells per quarter pound with home use and reorders, promising prompt delivery and a guarantee. Includes two phone numbers for ordering.
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Beaver County Days To Fight Banyor Pa
Temperance workers marshal supporters to push for licensure with county petitions. Last day to file and court-house postings set for last minute applicants as hearings before Judge George A. Baldwin begin in March across the county.
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Germans Prepare New Move in West Front
German affair commanders announce the entire Meleian frontier is closed to travelers. Reinforcements and weapons reportedly moved to the West along the German lines near Dublin as new offensive measures are anticipated.
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Textile Mill Strike at York Ends
York Pa Feb 4 Four hundred workers at the York alk mill of the Pennsylvania Textile Co ended a strike sparked by the dismissal of their superintendent W Behaith who was to return tomorrow Militia personnel agreed to refrain from removing the superintendent The strikers also demanded the discharge of bookkeeper Samuel Ruby who they blamed for wage cuts and other measures President Walter S. Ronarata of the company traveled from New York City to negotiate with the strikers
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Arrests Over Illegal Liquor Sale Reported in Hartarown
A man named John Halleck, an Austrian, faces charges over selling liquor without license in Hartarown. Detected by railroad detective Dr Riley, the case to be tried on the second Monday of February. another suspect awaits examination at Crawford County Jail.
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Moran Is Acquitted Of Murder
Moran, a former visitor in this city and attended the roa meeting, was acquitted of murder in Little Valley. Edward Storm, on trial in Supreme Court for the murder of Frank Halph at Olean, was released from the courtroom after the jury found the defendant not guilty. The jury had been asked to convict of murder in the second degree or manslaughter in the second degree. the judge had discussed reduced charges, and the jury returned a verdict of not guilty amid congratulatory reactions.
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Erie Suspects Seek Habeas Corpus Release
In Erie two suspects held after a murder request habeas corpus to obtain their release. Attorneys for Frank Ghidice and Mrs Glu njcetra argued before Judge Ansbach, who granted the writ. The men are set for a hearing at 10 am as District Attorney Firman and Chief Detzer vow to prevent a rush to freedom while the crime case proceeds, with police pointing to unidentified suspects.
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