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A brief note urges continued saving of Journal Coupons valued at 40 cents per hundred for the Selors, highlighting potential savings and ongoing use.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1913
Page
4
A brief note urges continued saving of Journal Coupons valued at 40 cents per hundred for the Selors, highlighting potential savings and ongoing use.
Warren February 21 Howard Stewart an ironworker at Hammond Iron Works was killed at 25 o clock when the bottom of a large oil tank dropped from a support, crushing his head. The accident occurred during blocking work as tank bottom was moved. Stewart, about 19, from Butler, was taken to Greenlawn morgue. coroner ruled no inquest.
The Kane Republican notes a flyer from the east listing seven members of the Helalar Film Company of New York arriving in Kane to make a story. The report mentions the arrival of moving picture actors and their plan to shoot scenes locally.
A group including Py Hadar and J. J. Hall arrived in the morning at New Thomavod, dined, then secured a rig at Daviy livery and set off for the Jamon Giipbell farm on the Wet more road to plan activities.
London dispatch reports possible next contact between Turks and Allies at the immortal plains of Troy. Turkish entrenchment mirrors Greek moves from Gallipoli as 15 000 troops endure snow and hunger amid a harsh winter. Reports of cholera near Bulan and rumors of a Balzir battle circulate with no confirmed outcome.
Read a light verse printed in the Columbus Grammar Room about a ninth grade sleigh ride. The poem describes the eighth and ninth grades and their night of fun ending with frost, a poor supper, and a shared memory to be told in years to come.
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