Warren residents seek action on derelict shacks on Pennsylvanian Ave
A Warren caper notes the block between Liberty and Market streets is marred by an eyesore shack row. The frame fire trap near Hertzel and the Hyert Hardware area houses a carriage shop and blacksmiths. Locals oppose the blight and warn of possible condemnation by the State Fire Marshall if not addressed soon.
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Warren
Pennsylvanian Avenue
Liberty
Market Streets
Wallace Brothers
Hertzel
Coroner
Hyert Harware Company
Conservatory of Music
RICHY W. CRAIG Full of Gay Humor and Melodies
A brief notice highlights Richy W. Craig in a novelty program titled Catchy Melodies with Pretty Girls. The performance promises humor and song featuring singers and dancers in a light entertainment show.
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Richy W. Craig
Dunkirk Gamblers in Limelight
Dunkirk residents demand an official probe to determine if local gambling houses pay for protection and which civic officials receive pay or protection. Reports allege police have not been instructed to inspect these venues, with mentions of fines and undisclosed abuses surrounding the alleged establishments.
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Dunkirk
Civic Reform Commission
Aq Cartain
Local Probe Opens Into Past Labor Day Shootings
The killings of Jack Dougherty of Re and Pearl Cameron of Rochester, both linked to Central avenue incidents, are the focus as Hol Ben Nett serves a life sentence. Police await further instructions as investigations are slated for next week.
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Jack Dougherty
Hol. Bennett
Pearl Cameron
Rochester
Central Avenue
Girl Found Half Frozen Near Upper Glade
Rosa Peonia a 17 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs A Peonia of Upper Glade avenue was found half frozen and starved in an old tank house near the borough after neighbors searched for hours. She had wandered from home several times and shown unusual mental distress. Police chief Berdine and a physician responded and she is receiving care.
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Warren
Rosa Peonia
A. Peonia
Upper Glade Avenue
Polce Berdine
Putnam's Corn Extractor Promises Quick Relief
An 19th century style ad touts Putnam's Extractor as a fast solution for corns. It claims instant sting relief and painless removal after one or two applications. The pitch cites a 60 cent price per bottle and endorsement by a druggist and Thos. Downey.
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Putnam
Putnam’s
Putnam's
Drugeists
Downey
Stomach Misery All Gone claims by a grateful buyer
An elderly woman, in a testimonial from a period publication, extols MIO NA Stomach Tablets for relief from long standing dyspepsia. She urges all women with stomach trouble to try the product, promising reimbursement if no benefit.
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Miona
N. F. Amos & Company
Grocery Bargains For One Week
Bargain list includes presh dairy Hutter at 86 per pound and 8 bars Acme or Lenox soap for 26. Prices cover large packs of Gold Dust .21, ammonia .8, fancy Carolina Rice 48.6 per pound, prunes 26, Hawaiian pineapple per pound, soda packs 26, coconut 24, Ivory Salt 9, Pet Milk 26, Argo starch 16. Several items priced in cents and pounds, reflecting a one week grocery sale.
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Presh Dairy Hutter
Knight's Tea Store Incident Highlights Odd Paraphrase
Reading fragment mentions a Knight's Tea Store with garbled text and stray names. Andrew McKervey listed with initials D and a 0, followed by a warehouse-like address. The readable clues point to a local item or notice but details are unclear.
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the Corry
Brown &c
R. F. Livermore
Globe-Wernicke
R. E. Palmer Co
East Main Street
Library Theater
Merry Burlesquers
Bert Mosher
Preaenie
Warren Case
Knight’s Tea Store
H Hotor
Tal
Sty
Noek
Vitandnica
Dou
Andrew , McKervey
Ofiles
Smith
N. Roberts
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