Tempus Fugit Club Meeting A Birthday Luncheon
Washington's Birthday luncheon hosted by Mr and Mrs Wayne Nichols at Wort Church Street featured crafts and music. Awards went to Ira Miller and William McArthur, with Albert A Brot appointed for the year. Thomas Whalen, saloonkeeper, and Frances Faige faced trial for Mabel Cook's slaying, fined 200 dollars each and three months in jail for contempt after refusals to testify. Attorney Rossiter defended the men, accepting full responsibility. Judge Hirt issued the contempt penalties and noted further proceedings on the case.
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Wayne’ Dichols
Wort Church Street
Tempus Fugit Club
Ed Washington
Ira Miller
Willian McArthur
ERIE
Albert A. Brot
Vero Myery
Dent
Pat" Dahlstrand
Chisine
Francis Duke
Syeres
Thomas Whalen
Frances Faige
Mabel Cook
Hirt
Commonwealth
Whalen
Brown
Rossiter
Forteit
Mr. Rossiter
Adolph Kerr Attacked by Game Foulers at Ware Town Market
Adolph Kerr, a worker at a Ware ton meat market, was attacked while handling a chicken. A game fowler’s spur struck his hand, inflicting a deep wound and delaying medical care for Kerr. He narrowly escaped serious injury and faced a lengthy wait before a physician could be obtained.
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Adolph Kerr
Wareton
Kerr
Just Like a Man Suffering Husband Healed by Remedy
A woman recalls her husband enduring severe stomach trouble and near death before using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. She credits the product with curing him, relieving intestinal inflammation, and improving appetite. Sold and recommended by a local druggist.
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Mayr
James
Condra
Union City to Oil City Bus Line Planned
Meadville firm seeks a charter for a Oil City Union City bus route via Titusville Pleasantville Hydetown Centerville Riceville and Lincolnville. Trani Alberti owner of Meadville Titusville line files with the Public Service Commission for public convenience. A hearing is set in Erie on April 19 with opposition from Cunningham and J W Straub of Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Oil City
Meadville
Oil City Dispatch
Trani Alberti
Titusville
Public Service Commission
Titusvile
Pleasantille
Erie
Pleasantville
Cherrytree
Hydetown
Centerville
Riceville
Lincolnville
Alberti
Cunningham
J. W. Straub
Parisian Sage Tonic for Hair Growth and Scalp Health
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Parisian Sage as a tonic to prevent baldness stop hair loss and itching scalp banish dandruff and encourage growth. Sold by N P Ames & Co and at drug and toilet shops.
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N. P. Ames & Cov
Protest Over Route and Service Between Oil City and Titusville
A protest challenges a proposed oil region route via Pleasantville and Cherrotrée, arguing prior operation of a similar line and that the new plan would extend service while favoring one proposer over others. A separate report about Albion’s school funds amid a bank failure is denied by the reheal board. funds including state appropriation are said to cover a full school term.
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Oil City
Titusville
Pleasantville
Cherrotrée
Albion
Erie County
Former Corry Girl Katheryn Mead Dies in Erie Home
Mrs Katheryn Elizabeth Mead wife of Robert Mead and former Corry girl dies at 40 Stanford Avenue Erie on February 1 after a year long fight with tuberculosis She was the only child of Mr and Mrs W Weaver of Corry and would have turned 20 on March 10 If she had lived her life was marked by the illness and suffering noted by attending physicians
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Katheryn Elizabeth Mead
Robert Mead
Corry
Stanford Avenue
Erie
Kellogg's Bran Promises Relief From Constipation
An advertorial claims constipation harms a child’s health and promotes Kellogg's Bran as a permanent solution. It asserts Bran cleanses the intestines, restores natural function, and negates need for habit forming medicines. The copy touts taste, versatility, and guaranteed results with grocers refunding purchases.
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Kellogg's
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Rex
Tempus Fugit Club Meeting
Meadville Man
UV. & & Foods
Telloge
Ellogiy
Liberty Street
Mead
Nother
J. Weaver
St. Fred
Houcol
the Style Shop
New York
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