StefOS Morose Sentenced Journey to Pittsburgh Penitentiary
Morose tale reports John Stel Warren’s March 17 conviction for mayhem and planned lope capitardmen. Sheriff Grosch describes transport to Pittsburgh Prison for work, with Mulhame or Hume Hint officials noting a long sentence and prior roving. A dramatic excerpt fades into an unrelated poem about mountains and memory.
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Warren
John Stel Warren Piuypty
Yale
Pinniirgh
Uys
Ane
Uplivd
Stelys
George Grosch
Stefos
Pittsburgh
Sheri George Ghlh
LeRoy G. Hedy
VR. R
W. P. Meritt Stas
Penitentia
Mother's letter praises a remedy for troubling symptoms
A Royersford mother describes her 13 year old daughter’s long standing health troubles and her relief after using a product named Vere. She notes improvement in energy and ability to work, urging other mothers with similar cramps and backaches to consider it. The letter emphasizes personal relief and gratitude.
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Srr
Lydia Phacbai
Main St
Royersford
Knowlton Bible Class Meeting Grants Evening Program
The Knowlton Bible class of the M 1H held its regular monthly meeting with a business session, followed by a district gathering. Louis Skingar presented, Walter Derker led readings, Mrs Gear read, and Patties contributed. A luncheon concluded the evening, with remarks on revival work and the class potential. The entertainment committee earned praise for a well arranged program.
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Knowlton
Aligh
Louis Skingar
Weyers
Eal
Walter Derker
Mrs. Gear
Pike
Deine
Ben
Get Rid of That Backache With Doan’s Pills
A testimonial advertorial urges readers to use Doan’s Pills to relieve backache and kidney discomfort. Mrs Belle Floyd and other locals endorsed the remedy, claiming relief from severe pains, nervous distress, and blurred vision after use. The Foster Milburn Co advertises the product at 60 cents at all dealers.
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Dean
Cory
Belle Floyd
Diberty St
Doan
Downey
Mr. Floyd
Corry
Floyd
Foster Milburn Co
iLame
Three Months Sentence Given to Rum Vendor
Mayeh 17 hearings in Columbia County saw pleaded liquor charges. Dominick Parrish of Ol City received a three month jail term and $200 fine plus costs after evidence found 69 gallons of liquor in a concrete receptacle under a trapdoor. Co-defendant Ghirges Laing Mroppet faced related charges. interpreter aided a non-speaking defendant.
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Frankely
Dominick Parrish
P. A. Witbert
Hugin
Sir Withert
HL ON
Russell
Allie
Boomer” Morrison
Miedifendas
Hoor
Parrish
Ks Igor
Greenville
Paszis
Pittsburgh
Parrall
No Trace of Yeggs Visited Clearfield P D
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Clearfield incident with unusual garbled details. Mention of Safe, nitrogen storage, and a Parke item, plus references to Company L of Me ville and various names, dates, and actions, but specifics are unclear due to messy text.
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Yeggs
Clearfield P. D
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Navy
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N. Cohen & Sons
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Lodge
Arthur Seholton
Meadville
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