101 Ranch receivership facing dismissal plans
Local court action from Will J. Wilcox notes petitions to dismiss the 101 Ranch receivership, in effect since September 1931 with Fred Clarke as receiver. Miller says a two year lease on ranch land foreclosed and an option to repurchase may be pursued. Also mentions Army War College class, local notices, and assorted community items.
Buckley’s Mixture Promoted For Colds and Coughs
An advertisement touts Buckley’s Buckleys Tripie strength Buckley’s Mixture as a quick remedy for colds and coughs. It claims fast relief within hours and promotes availability at local drug stores with a guarantee. The copy references American made Buckley’s product and emphasizes its supposed rapid efficacy.
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How You May Look Prettier
Advertisement promotes SEELLOGLO face powder claiming to reduce tiny lines and wrinkles without shininess or irritation. It touts a French process, promises a fresh bloom of youth, and offers the product for $1.00 at Ketster's Cut Rate Drug Store.
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Past Grands Meet At Union City Evening Program
Erie County Council No 2 Past Grands association holds a meeting in Union City with many local members expected to attend. The event includes a large class of candidates and the degree to be exemplified by the Warren council crack team.
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Opposition grows over inauguration junket funding in Harrisburg
United Press report from Harrisburg notes growing opposition to a 2000 dollar bill to cover travel for the governor cabinet and general assembly to attend Franklin D Roosevelt's inauguration. Democrats caucused and vowed to fight the measure as part of a flurry of local items.
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General Assembly
Washington
Frankelin D. Roosevelt
Legislative League
St Valentine’s Day Observed by Readers Club
The Readers club observed St Valentine’s Day at a Monday meeting in Fort Cénfar Street home of Mrs C F Cronin. Ten members answered roll call with valentines messages or jingles. Mrs Clara Osborne presented the program with No Royal Road by Walter Lippman. The rest of the time was social and cordial. Mrs A Winner of Little Valley, N Y, a former member, attended yesterday.
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Mrs Robbins to Host Gathering on East Smith Street
A fragment notes that next Monday afternoon Mrs 0 1 Robbins will be hostess at her home on East Smith Street, signaling a social event in a local neighborhood.
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New Trophy Added To Lindbergh Collection
St Louis reports a new trophy joined Col Charles A Lindberghs Spirit of St Louis aeroid altimeter from his New York to Paris solo flight in 1927 now placed in his trophy collection the addition made at his request notes say.
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Developing Antique Frame Technique
A dated note describes a simple method to give an antique look to gilt frames. It suggests applying a silting layer with banana Tijuld and topping with arsist asphultum thinned with turpentine. It also mentions rubbing off excess to reveal high tights and hidden colors.
Bridge Finesse Missteps Highlighted In Card Play
The article recounts a bridge hand where the declarer misplayed by not delaying a finesse. It details the sequence of moves, the cards led, and how the outcome hinged on timing and choice of suit. Several players' decisions and potential alternative lines are described with emphasis on avoiding premature risks.
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