End of the Clon Cases and Lodge Club Reorganization
The Franklin News reviews Venango county lodge club cases and argues clubs should reorganize on a non lodge basis to avoid dues and maintain maintenance costs. Judge Criswell urged attorneys to present a stated case for clarity, but clubs declined, fostering misperception of legal pressure and prompting a call for lawful operation within court rulings.
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Franklin News
Venango County
Hanora
Hationa
Inez
Nocin Club
Atate of Binisked Inns
Pennsylvania Democrats Back Wilson for President
The Pennsylvania Democracy expresses firm support for Governor Wilson as the party’s presidential candidate. Delegates at the State Central Committee sessions urged unity, noting Wilson’s strength locally and nationally. Despite differing opinions on other issues, Wilson is viewed as the strongest choice for the country and urges national convention alignment.
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Pennsylvania
Wilson York Canute Cays
Wilson
State Central Committee
Tong Odda
The World Full of Just Such Girls
Growing fast yet weak and pale a girl fails to eat enough and digest food properly. The remedy promises restored strength by nourishing blood and nerves with a treatment named Worruxduethem, claimed to improve appetite and restore youthful vigor.
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Couras
Adi
Thomas Devwsiay
Time to choose Wilson delegates for presidential vote
The passage urges voters to select Wilson delegates as a preliminary step toward supporting Wilson for president. It emphasizes that the moment is at hand and a vote for Wilson delegates aligns with supporting Wilson in the presidential race.
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Wilton En
Wilson
Novosary
Dickens Centenary Celebrations Highlight American Readership
The Huullah world marks Dickens birth centenary with praise for his characters drawn from poverty and struggle. Across celebrations a $50,000 memorial gift to Dickens's granddaughters is noted, funded by memorial ships sales while readers recall the author’s wholesome influence and popularity.
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Charles Dickens
Dickens
Lake Pleasant Weather Stirs Damage Notes and Meetings
A storm near Lake Pleasant caused widespread damage to trees and telegraph lines, with lines still not fully repaired. Rev. Jordan led revival meetings at the United Brethren church while Mrs. Wilkins from Union City and Rev. Addis from Geneva held services in local churches. The Wattsburg Agricultural Society met Saturday February 3rd to elect officers including A. S. Pullen as president and held planning for the Wattsburg Fair on September 4 5 and 6 1912.
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Jordan
United Brethren Church
Herr Applebee
Columbus
A. 8. Pullen
Wattaburg
Ira B. Munson
Wattabure
J. J. Rous
Wattsburg
Treasuree Kant Baldwin
Watteburg
Palm Cafe Luncheon Menu Notes and Items
A readable menu item list from Palm Cafe detailing Soup Hot Coast Beef Sandwich Miohod Potatoes with Brown Gravy Cou Coffea Milk and related beverages. The fragment lists dishes and sides, showing a casual cafe lunch offering with coffee and milk as drinks.
Hearing Given to Objectors to Dam Projects
The State Water Supply Commission held a hearing on protests to charter grants for the Clarion and Tornesta water power ventures after more than a year in process. Residents of Warren, Forest, and Clarion counties warned the dams would submerge land and divert Allegheny water from Oil City and impact Pennsy railroad lines. No action was taken by the commission.
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Harrisburg
State Water Supply Commission
Clarion
Tlonesta
Warren Forest
Clarion Counties
F. W. Hagen
Select Council of
Oil City
Allegheny
Pennsys- Fania
Forest and Warren Co
Comminaton
Demand Heavy on Charities in Erie City
The Erie Dispatch reports over 500 to 600 families in Erie needing aid from the City Office of the Poor. Secretary J H Lealle notes fuel clothing and grocer call demands have doubled, with Associated Charities and volunteers from the American Legion and churches drawing extra effort amid greater destitution this winter.
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City of Erie
The
Erie Dispatch
J. H. Lealle
Associated Charities
Volunteers of
America
Vatlou
Orgunian- Lions
Ootis
Ely
Workman Falls Dead On Track Near Helin Refinery
Franklin, Pep. 6 Arnold Cherry a 40 year old worker fell dead on the tracks while walking along the Like Shore railroad near the Helin refinery between 5 and 6 o’clock Tuesday evening. He had been at the refinery earlier, walking home to Mine Palo. A westbound train passed as his fellow worker urged him to ride. Cherry attempted to reach the train, collapsed from heart failure, and died before aid could reach him.
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Franklin
Arnold Cherry
Helin
Mine Palo
Fretchcreek Township
Simm
Boankiin
Cherry
Frankdlin
Mor. Ay Uh Crow entertain Wimodasis Club at Arends
The Mor. Ay Uh Crow entertained the Wimodasis Club yesterday afternoon at the Arends store. Tables were screened off and decorated with candelabra. Refreshments were served and the unique meeting was enjoyed by the members.
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Wimodasis
Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Cure
A historical ad claims Pape’s Cold Compound cures colds Grippe with no quinine after three years and $50000 of research. It touts relief from headache stuffed up nose sore throat and rheumatic twinges with a dose every two hours until symptoms end, asserting it is harmless and unique worldwide.
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Pape
Grippe
A. B. Crowl
Eithar
Careful Man Praises Vinol Health Booster
Westchester business man J Clarke credits Vinol with curing a year long cough and improving health. He calls Vinol a valuable remedy to keep in every home and urges trial to experience its benefits. Notes Vinol’s liver stimulating, strength creating effects as a trusted tonic. C. O. Babbitt & Son, Drigist, Corry PA endorses product.
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J. Clarke
Westchester
N. Y
Thoussinda
Babbitt & Son
Drigetaty, Corry, Pa
Smallpox Cases Reported in Olean School Area
Olean notes four new smallpox cases reported by the health department. One victim was a pupil allowed to return to school without help or supervision after illness. The report coming as Albany confirmations add to public health concerns.
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Olean
Albany
Biste Health Department
Miles Corp Promises Quick Relief in Hazy Patent Ad
A garbled 19th century style ad claims PAZO ointment cures itching burning and prolapsed conditions with a money-back promise. The text lists a four week trial and specifies a price of 50 cents, referencing a pharmacist and sales terms in a hazy promotional snippet.
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Miles Corp
Driggist
M.W.F
Cold Cure Ad Offers Laxative Quinine Tablets
Fragmentary ad copy mentions laxative and Quinine tablets with a price of 25 cents and a misprinted claim about curing a cold in one day. The legibility is poor but indicates a drug advertisement and refund promise.
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W. Grove
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Corry Evening Journal
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Colvmn
Mintainm Charice
Lochin Munt
Agamin
IMIS
New York
Chicago
Conneautville Courier
Abe
North Center
Columbus Avenue
Lake Pleasant
Palm
Warren
Forest
Clarion County
Workman
Pure Milk Co
Meadowbrook Dairy
Oates
Corry Pure Milk Company
Sam Jacobson &Co
Stein-Bloch Clothes
Ben F. Starr
Ressler
First Avenue
Journal
Barlow Hyde. Co
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