Parcel Post Report Sent From Washington
United Press reports figures from the Post Office showing first week usage of parcel post by state. Data indicate Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia, with counts ranging from about five to thirty thousand packages, though figures are incomplete.
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United Press
Washington
D. OG
Hitchcock
Mid Expersi
Kov Nrnmont
Postottive
Ana Arkansas
California
Colorado
Delaware
Diatriet
Columbia
Palm Restaurant Meal Tickets and Luncheon Offer
Palm Restaurant advertises meal tickets good for 21 meals including a luncheon with potato salad or bread and beverages. The listing details various hot items such as beef sandwiches with mashed or fried potatoes and tea or coffee.
Suffragettes Launch Fresh Postbox Incidents
London reports continued suffragette outrages with five ash urns containing chemicals found in postboxes at Thindee. The materials were addressed to Premier Asquith. Tubes burst into flames during sorting and four clockmakers were injured.
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London
Pet
Asauith
Thindee
Deluna
Jamestown Tabernacle Taken Down
A volunteer crew dismantled the Jamestown Tabernacle on Market Street after five weeks of Evangelical effort. About sixty men worked from 7 AM, loading benches and chairs onto flatcars for Reloron, under Dr. Biederwolf who urged careful, religiously mindful removal.
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Ierive
Tabernacle
Danderine Hair Cleanse Ad Promises Beauty and Growth
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a hair cleanser that removes dust and oil, stops dandruff, soothes the scalp, and promotes strong abundant growth. It claims quick results and urges readers to buy a 25 cent bottle at drug stores or the cosmetic counter.
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Knowlon
Bayle Contest Absence Cited In County Court
Samuel B Bayle testifies that absence in the case stemmed from a reported accusation and notes from statements about a warrant. The matter is continued until next Friday afternoon in county court. The piece mentions state appropriations and Bayle as the sole Northwest Pennsylvania appro priations committee member in the lower house.
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Samuel B. Bayle
Home Eagle
Ite
Town Notes and Social Happenings In Corry County
Community items from Columbus in 1914 mention Miss Weather Lopus returning home to Bear Lake after caring for Miss A. A. Wutton, Mr and Mrs Seward Glarie visiting Lara Covel’s home, and Mrs Irwin Webber's illness. Funeral and family visits to Dear Lake are noted, along with gatherings hosted by Mrs Fred Smith and Miss Florence Wood. Members of the Pedro club and various neighbors are mentioned with fare and baskets shared.
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Columbus
Wathor Lopus
A. A. Wutton
Boor Lake
Dputton
Mes
Seward Glarie
Corry
Lara Covel
Albert Curtis
Huimet Mush
Liar
Irwin Webber
Rily Monroe
Mra
Eli Dewey
Dear Lake
Thomas Stratigan
Charle Stranigan
M. H Chytwtie
Sherwood Simmons
Guy Simmons
Bred Smith
Marwoot
Old Fry
Hattie Wallon
Monroe
Laat
Indies
Frea Smith
Florence Wood
Mes. Wry
Walton
Kano
Huttle Walton
Pedro Club
Bila Allen
Niobe
May Build Milk Plant at Watts Flats
A Powdered Milk Plant representative says milk contracts are near and a large plant will be built at Watts Flats once weather permits. About 1200 cows have been secured at Wallo Flat with strong farmer interest. January milk price was $2 per hundred, February price not fixed.
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Watts Flats
Shurman
South Dayton
Walle
Awe Toan
Wheeler Appeals County Assessment Reduction Request
The Wheeler and Dusenbury companies seek a reduction of $27,000 from a Watson township mine assessment. The county commissioners considered various reductions but note the large land tracts they own in Watson township have seen timber removed in recent years. Wheeler was represented by a proxy rather than appearing in person at the hearing.
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Warren County
Warton
Muti
Cope
Varios
Ain Ud
Waa
Mon. NP
Wheeler
Te Watron
Auvanser
Wheeler and Dusen Borry
Watson Lowsship
Hup Yaw
Hin Non
Rich Bargains For Lent
Bargain filled notice lists assorted foods and groceries with low prices. Items include codfish salmon sardines corn tomatoes tomatoes and canned goods. Numerous prices shown per 1 or 6 or 10 units alongside product names and brands.
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Nand
seScenty
Quaer
Lake Erie
Muytard Bardines
Unverified Patent Tonic Ad Promises Vague Health Boost
An old style advertisement touts a bottled tonic claimed to energize and increase appetite, with dubious claims of blood formation. It references years of availability and a pint size offered at a price, urging inquiry for further details.
Hail Directing Parlors Listed in Corry Ad
Mrs Milan Dalrymple operates directing parlors at 102 Washington Street Corry Pa offering manicuring hairdressing and hair dyeing. Hat goods in stock and orders taken with promotional pricing mentioned in the ad.
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Hai
Milan
Dalrymple
Washington Sty Corry
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Thape
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Jamestown Tabernacle
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J. R. Graves
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Bayle
Fred
Cohen’s Shoe
Maem Tredegnack
C. J. Wood
Anson C. Greenlee
Sophia E. Greenlee
Osteopaths
Otter
Bell Phone
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Naples
Johns Steamship Agency
Durban
Walter L. Peake
Lap Cilles
Traction Bintaing
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Batates
Premay
Acme
J. D. Murray
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Henry Keppel, Hy Neseldeat GF
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Henry Keppel
H. Androwe
Prankjaurie
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H. Heath
Bima
Hineatg
U. A. Cogarall
Gerry T. Kineala
Trandact N General Banking
Dratia
Maltonoi
R. G. Lindsley & Son
Wirst, Ave
H. Wells
Nathaniel Stone First
St. Vitua
Andrew
McKelvey
D. C
Babbitt’s Rexall
Mr Sto
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