Personal Notes from the City Busy with Visits and Travel
Local notices recount numerous visitors and business trips. Winer Rust, G I Thomas, and Jamed Slovens headlined towns, with W H Cole returning from a western business tour for Raymond Company. A new millinery shop opened on Peach Street, and several residents traveled to Union City, Erie, and Baltimore for various errands and events.
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Rust
Erle
Barlow
Forte
Raymond
G. I. Thomas and Gon
Union City
Duainess
Mondville
A. D. Neill
la Farm
Exonota
Frank Botts
M. C. Barker
Hilo
Mra
Barker
Peach Street
Moresa
Lawrence
Bennett
Erie
McGee
Glyndon
Brio
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promised Relief for Women
An old advertorial extols a wife’s health and happiness as central to the family. It claims women suffer from aches headaches and other ailments and suggests Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Rockefeller firm rejects gov proffer in labor dispute
The Colorado Fuel and Iron Company rejected the federal labor mediation offer and said it would handle the dispute itself with its own mediator. President Welbourne’s reply letter was made public by Attorney Murphy and cited to Wilson’s commission.
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United Press
New York
Colorado Uel and Iron Company
Orveit Polle Nolire
Seth Low
Poaert Wedlaton Commission
Iubor Priuation
Colorado
Welbourne
Murphy
Ellot
J. D. Rockefellarn
Wilson
Rockefeller
Ott Clale
Danver
Sunday School Institute Opens at Local Churches
The first session of the Sunday School Institute is held this afternoon at the Presbyterian church Masura Landis Reel and Miss Robinson arrived for the opening devotions led by Pastor Wallace of the Baptist church. About sixty local and out of town participants attended to discuss various aspects of Sunday School work. Attendees include John University Union City A B Boyd and Mr Eldridge from rhe. The principal session begins at 7 80 o clock this evening.
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Presbyterian Church
Masura
Landis
Reel
Utnven
A. B. Boyd
Union City
Mr. Eldridge
Rhe
Wil Bsbold
Engineers to address boosters at public meeting
The Associated Engineers will hold a public meeting at 6 o clock in the County Building council room tonight. Mr Leving from the Associated Civic Engineers will give the main address on industrial work for the proposed civic organization.
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Associated Ole Engineers
Guty
Chamber of Commerce
McComba
Leving
Associated Civic Engineers
Levine
Allen
The Girl of My Dreams At Academy Of Music
Crowded opening night at the Academy of Music for The Girl of My Dreams. The same company as last year delivered sprightly music and songs with strong performances. Mrs Sherfian of Jamestown returned home after visiting Meadville friends yesterday.
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Academy of Music
Meadville Messenger
Lumber rate decision favored 16 cent jumper rate
The Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington DC ruled in favor of a 16 cent jumper rate on shipments from West Virginia into Pittsburgh and Columbus districts. This decision establishes the lower rate across affected routes and may impact regional freight costs and scheduling.
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Washington, D. C
Tech
Interstate Commerce Commission
Virginia
Pittsburgh
Columbia
The Nightingale and the Long Feud Screenings Highlight Week
A note lists upcoming showings including The Long Feud and Hogan's Last Spree with tonight and tomorrow times. It references The Nightingale and a Keyatong Comedy as part of a weekly program. The item reads like a theater listing with multiple titles and dates.
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Lyric Tonight
Wireless
the Nightingale
Admit
Readers Hold Valentine’s Day Party at Mrs Waittesley Stonday
The Readers held their annual St Valentine’s banquet at the home of Mrs Mary Waittesley Stonday. Members answered roll call with spicy actions for the day. Two members read the story The First Church’s Christmas and Barrel filled with mirth and pathos. At five o'clock a sumptuous bouquet was served. An epicurean could not fault the feast.
Wash Goods Line Showcases Wide Range of Fabrics
The store displays a broad assortment of new weaves and colors in gabardines, poplins, serges and stripes with prices from 50c to $2.00 per yard. It features the largest city line of wash goods including silks, lawns, crepes and wash silks priced 980 to $4.00 each. A full assortment of Rice Cloth Voices, Silk Mull, Silk Grapes and fancy stripes is offered from 15c to 50c per yard.
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Ambers
Cp Ea
Lesire
China
Celery
Mene
D. B. Brand
D. B. Brand Corrie
D. B. Brand Coffee
Damon
Lilian Carney
Warren
John Wilson
Franklin
Joan Frienda
Jamed Slovens
Pollo Wag
Howard Golding
Brie
Orang
J. M. Williamd
Corry
Ry A
Bullodie
Westfield
Uriet
Col
Fred Windsor
Tilonity
Melvin Parkhurst
Nichols
Gene Heath
Chas
Trimble
Heath
Kirby
William Edmonds
Paul Bounds
Edmonds
Baltimore
Bounds
Moxley
Blair
Brothers
West Mairi Street
Federal Commission
The
Washington
United States
Ayold Attmate
Oudiya
Boosters
Mr. Levine
Mary Waittesley Stonday
Crapser
Hudson
Hudson Brand
Olemargarine Inc
Crapser’s Grocery
E. Main St
New Spring
N. Cohen & Sons
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