Twenty Years Ago from the Journal Files 1906
The Journal Files recalls events from February 12 1906 including Miseed Ploveney and Dalialair as guests for the day at Meadville Knights of Colamos and Daughters of Kabella in the city. Nina Patterson’s little daughter is reported improved after last week’s illness. Mrs Teresh Mart aged 72 died in a house fire yesterday as firemen could not reach her. This marks the tenth tram fire in Brie within a week. Mr and Mrs A R Morkon and Mr George Crippen traveled to Bul Tul for a bit of leisure.
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Teresh Mart
Axert
Brie
Youth Draws Year's Sentence For Larceny
A youth was convicted of taking property in a public place and received a one year term at the county jail. The sentence followed a trial judge’s verdict and included terms related to restitution and potential probation. The case involved a local community and a reported theft at a public venue.
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Kennett
By Mail and Currier Rates Ada Ravertning Notice
By Mail: 85.00 per year and By Currier: three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week. Rates published with application terms.
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Currier
Early Days In Oil City Recalled By Old Timer
An elderly Oil City resident recounts the city’s early oil days and the social fabric surrounding its boom era. The piece honors a deceased figure and memorializes community members with reminiscences from long-time locals and relatives, noting downtown changes and the town’s enduring hopes for future production.
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Oil City
Objectives of North Carolina C Club Outlined
The article outlines aims of a club linked to Company A, detailing honorary and active memberships, eligibility requirements, and the role of officers and commissioners. It notes a monthly attendance expectation, a mission to foster national pride and company prestige, and mentions facilities at the Armory with various activities and events for members.
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Ifn
Dome Missioners
Manpanye
SCO
Bashimesat
Dugoe Hoxingy
The Unschooled Lincoln Biography Speculates on College
A biographer suggests Abraham Lincoln could have attended college given cheap educational options in his era. He notes Lincoln chose a political path early, arguing formal schooling might have shifted his focus from public service. Lincoln’s simplicity, empathy, and vision are praised as the foundation of his presidency and national unity.
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Abras Fm Lineal
Cmsil
Lincoln
Quaynes
Chuice
United States
Tee Top Job By Big Gas Chief Reflects Humble Start
The head of a large natural gas company recalls his first job driving cattle, earning pie and milk, then notes his career rose through five positions to become president. He says the job is not a dixie eight, just more work and responsibility, with tact and consideration of others.
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Fryn
Five Score Years of Life Extension Predictions
Dr. Hornell Mart of Bryn Mawr College foresees life expectancy rising to around fifty more years in seventy five years with many reaching two hundred. He envisions healthier, vigorous centenarians, less drudgery, more comfort and leisure, while scientists extend life and doctors lengthen it, prompting philosophers to seek richer living. A geologist cites coal reserves lasting 100 years or more at current rates.
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Hornell Mart
Bryn Mawr College
Hart
Frozen to Death After Vain Begging
An unidentified man frozen to death near Erie was found early Sunday. The coroner sent the body to Philadelphia for study after a stranger in a lunchroom reported the man had claimed New York state residence and had tried to sell a pair of gloves to obtain money for breakfast. A witness identified the gloves as from a person seen in a local diner the day before, but efforts to locate the deceased’s relatives were hindered by scant home details.
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Erie
Wes Waver
New York Central
Hanley
Philadelphia
Uneeda
Peach
New York State
Jewell
Tatland Strut
The
Tire
Holly
Foviley Morgie
Ann
Mom
Spring Valley News Notes Revived Local Wanderers and Family News
Spring Valley February notes report residents traveling to Cory for new farm equipment and recalls several visits among families. Verne Smith leaves for an internship, Alice Bates visits Cory, and John Olem with Lasnily visit Mrs Bates. Goats and tractors are mentioned, plus an infant delimited health update for Ed Wooing.
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Spring Valley
Fel
George Seitz
Ray Neibler
Fra
Cory
Agers
Curry
Verne Smith
Alice Bates
Yin Corry
Ant Alts
John Olem
Lasnily
Hone Aionts
B.D. Bates
Fred Brows
Goat” Bates
Eleanor Graceykosk
LS. Clough
Blood Purifier Promise in S.S.S. Advertisement
An old advertisement extols S.S.S. tonic as a blood builder, claiming rich red blood revives appetite and health. It contrasts past hearty meals with modern hunger loss and touts the product as a simple, effective remedy by selling points to restore energy through improved blood.
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S.S.S
Gebee
Community Event and Local Notes in Clymer Vayampa
A Saturday community event drew about sixty attendees including directors and employees of the Myer company at Lucasin near Te wth. The evening featured music, speaking, and a notable gift to Mr Gleason who received congratulations from colleagues. Miss Ruth Bwik performed. Caterpillar tractor installed by a local dealer enhances farm and bank work. Several personal visits and household incidents cited. Dr Grasier attended an injury accident involving Mrs Garrett Towles. Funeral and church notices conclude the item.
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Lucasin
Gletsar
Glengyn
Alcasan
Gleason
Mie
Edwvanil Nicci
Iir
Henry Nechers
Ihort Nechers
Garer
Mabink
Walten Schurs
Anna Nechers
Miss Tau
Calfiech
Ole
Num
Bcs
Sy Paitvoh
Frederick Vanilorscott
Caers
Anna Vaniderseil
Athirr
Clymer
Laura Towles
Garrett Tojihussen
Zoilie
Nekitehon
Grasier
Wilton Roommin
Benital Thyrstas
Alley Jon
First Methodist Church
A. Swanson
Girl Held For Shoplifting
A young woman from Union City faced a preliminary hearing on larceny charges after allegedly stealing goods from a local store in February valued at about 2540 dollars. Verne Norman and Dorothy Corr, tied to the Osborne-Narmur Company, represented by Harry J. Wilson, appeared as witnesses. Alder man Frank Russett is noted in the proceedings. The case awaits further action in county court.
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Verne Norman
Dorothy Corr
Union Cit
Frank Russett
Harry J. Wilson
Osborne-Narmur Company
Westminster College Reports Spring Enrollment Figures
Westminster College officials announced spring term enrollment figures noting funds raised will be split between endowment and other college needs. The report highlights the drive to expand financial support and endowment stability for the institution.
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Wiemington
Westminster College
Fruits eT and the Monthly Slums Plot
A fragmented OCR style notice references Fruits eT and Howe's Monthly in a puzzling phrase about dollest thowgstie and slums. The readable bits suggest a periodical discussion or misread advertisement, but specifics are unclear beyond the named titles.
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Howe's Monthly
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Miseed Ploveney
Dalialair
Meadville
Knights of Colamos
Kabella Tenny
Florian
Agree World
Nickle
Nina
Jr. Pattersons
A. R Morkon
Grove City
Western Penitentiary
Parker
Franklin
Elli Jedineng
John Marsh
Cilion
Joeml
Ceidore
Wittel
Dunihayy
Hia
Parants
Uglier
Reflinninis
Marion
Crane
Durhir Feeal
Ram
Thinhuen
Seth
Nes Koon
Avery
Ayanderda
Anil
Alreaman
Mary Minkles
Keih Shelvin
Christ
Lesliy
Auliseh
Wilbur S Modlzes
Earl Beckerink
Mr Hoover
New Berlin
Henry
Falls Creek
Mr. Foulkes
Clarion
Chimer
Mise
Gertrude Rhebergén
Sherman
Sherman High School
Ot Rhebergen
N.C. C. Club
Ompany A
Company A
Rinke
Gen. Pershing
Spring Valley News Notes
Sanpete
North Center St
Kellogg
Barl
M. Mason
Battle Creek
Michigan
Hanes Union
High Rock Storm King
All Wool
Bernstein Bros
N. Center St
Corry, Pa
LACE
Bugs
Axminster
Tapestry
Heatherdown
Richelieu Union
N. Cohen & Sons
Waltona
Armstrong
Tec Sq. Yd
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