THE BUTTON PUSHING FARMER FOSTERS OLD-TIME QUALITY
Publius Arthur Calegrove of Cory Evening Journal comments on farm life shifting from self sufficiency to specialized labor. He contrasts old time farmers who were millwrights and blacksmiths with modern farmers who use labor saving machinery. He notes rural America’s growth, better communication, and the rise of experts while predicting changes in household tasks and domestic life.
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Cory Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
Pay Awd
Charles M Gardner
National Grange Monthy
Ife
Fine program at Historical Tirele meeting delights members
The Tuesday gathering of the Historical Tirele featured a welcome roll call followed by news items. Dewey of public schools delivered an engaging lesson comparing modern educational methods with those of the past, drawing keen interest. The afternoon continued with papers on ancient Egypt by Mrs Lord Kinnaid, Mrs Higith Burtingame, Mrs Mabel Shoop, and Mrs May Jackson, covering Rosetta Stone, pyramids, and Cleopatra.
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Dewey
Publc
Tdeway
Ancient
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files February 9 1907
Read like a chaotic entry describing early 1907 incidents. Mentions a business meal at a factory project and several named locals such as Mr Le Apughi and Edward Kinley. Reports injuries at work and a man named George Akanty involved in an incident at Concord.
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Journel Files
le Apughi
Winton
Sinan
Campuree
Mallon All of Union
Interesting Sidelights On Life In Washington
A Washington snapshot notes presidents, officials, and social curiosities. It highlights figures like General John G. Suggestt of Vermont and Andrew W. Mallon, with observations on posture, mustache twirling, and the office culture.
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Washington
Vernomt
Voise
Elena Pwapy
John G
Vermont
Sargent
Andrew W. Mallon
No clear article headline available from provided text
Fragmentary ad style text mentions cures and remedies like Hill's and Bromide Quinine with references to coughs colds and fever but lacks coherent event or source details to form a factual summary.
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Hill
Former Kane Man Slain In Gunbattle Near Pittsburgh
Former Kane man Lewis Knapp, a police officer with Cestabur Cowl Company, was shot dead in a gun battle in Ruavusville south of Pittsburgh. Two unidentified men fired on Knapp and another officer, Van Pox, who was fatally wounded. Knapp died at Byewostile hospital. an injured officer remained in critical condition.
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Lewis Knapp
Pittsburgh
Cos Tanger
UN Ine Stantly
van Pox
China Opposes U S Proposal Amid Okinawa Faction Split
Tokyo reports indicate Chinese opposition to a U S plan. The Japanese foreign office notes Washington seeks consultation before Secretary of State Calas outlines a new imigene proposal. Japan deems the U S move an independent act and rejects the idea.
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Okina
United States
Japan
Kallas
Money for Your Needs from Union Loan Co
Union Loan Co offers small loans from 25 to 200 dollars for furniture bills or purchases with easy terms. Advertises rates and monthly payments for 25, 60, 100, and 200 dollar loans, promises confidential service, no endorsements or publicity, and hours daily 8 to 3, Saturdays 8 to 6, located at 222 Beneca St Oil City Pa.
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Verve
Barroin
Union Loan Co., Inc
Beneca Bt
Oil Citys Pa
ERIE ROBBER FACES TWELVE YEAR SENTENCE
Erie man Jack Lawson aged 40 pleaded guilty to robbery in Erie county. He was sentenced on May 20 to a twelve year term in the state penitentiary with about two years to serve before beginning the remainder of the sentence. He faces a total extended term under state laws.
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Erie
Jack Lawson
Weil
Wien
West
Ik Tee
Lawes Wits
Fryile Wertinn
Loigreorr Wits
Agai Fieurel Fan Anil
Diecut
Compania
Lailor
Lawson
Heavy fighting in Portugal reported by minister
A State Department dispatch from Minister Dearing lists heavy fighting and constant sniper fire in Portugal. It notes American defense staff are safe and able to move, with the government seemingly holding positions amid ongoing clashes.
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Uniteu Eres
Washington
State Department
Dearing Ap Lispan
Oparte Ani
Stavwly
Seine
Tashi
Favorite Prescription Promises Quick Relief for Weak Nerve Health
A fragmented 19th century ad claims Laura Wagier of Bradford seeks a tonic, praising Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the best remedy for frail health. The blurred text promotes liquid or tablet forms and lists a clinic address in New York, urging readers to obtain relief from nervous illness and exhaustion.
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Bradford
Welsworth
Pieres
Laura Wagier
Druk Star
Pierce
Roosevelt Highway Promises Smooth Travel Across Regions
The Roosevelt Highway, designated along Route 7, links Erie to New York through Waterford, Union City, Gary, Waynesville, Warren, Sheffield, Towanda and into New York State. The American Automobile Association endorses it as the best Erie to New York route, predicting light curves and steady speeds, with traffic expected to bring substantial relief to dense corridors. The endorsement boosts local communities’ prospects as thousands of cars are projected to use the route each May.
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Warren Tribune
Roosevelt High Way
Warren
Warren County
Erie
Waterford
Union City
Gary
Waynesville
Sheffield
Port Mlegtery
Coudersmort
Welliebart
Towanda
New York State
Sernaai
Ufc Revetome
Roosevelt
American Automobile Associa
Roosevelt Highway
New York
New England
Henry Pypd
Warten
Stricken Italian Man Awaits Four Transfusions at St Vincent’s
Erie reports Pio Montifiori a 37 year old patient at St. Vincent’s Hospital is dying from a mysterious illness baffling doctors. Four pints of blood are deemed potentially lifesaving as he has no family and volunteers are sought to donate. The affliction and diagnosis remain uncertain.
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Erie
Pio Montifiori
St. Vincent's Hospital
St. Vincent's
Science May Lose Out Jenpo Has Its Leant Set on Elim
An unclear note referencing a race or competition involves Jenpo and Donking aiming to beat Roe One State Journal. The fragmented text suggests a sports or contest context with named entities, but details are unreadable and gaps remain.
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Jenpo
After the Flu is Over a Tonic for Strength Recovery
An old advertisement promotes a tonic to restore strength after illness. It claims the tonic boosts red blood cells, improves nourishment, and supports the body’s recovery post influenza. It pledges time-tested reliability, with sizes from small to large bottles.
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Bis.s
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