Bradford Doctor Brutally Attacked Near Home
Dr. Reister K. Russell, a prominent Bradford physician of 28 Shermain Street, was assaulted late Saturday night as he left his garage. He sustained two scalp wounds and other injuries, requiring dressings and stitches. Police continue to identify a sluggers who struck him and other recent unprovoked attacks in Clearfield.
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Bradford
Reister K. Russell
Shermain Street
Jim
Russell
Nhuse Air
Ena
Russe
W.C. Hogan
Jack Norais
American Legion
Eras
Konjola ends five years of stomach pains
Mrs. Louis Morten of North Third Street credits Konjola with ending five years of stomach misery and kidney complaints. She reports relief from gas, distention, back pain, and frequent night awakenings after using the medicine, noting an improved appetite and normal kidney function. Konjola is sold widely in Glory and surrounding towns.
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Luis Morten
Gols Movin
North Third Street
Mimirsvile
T Cone
Billy
Xxl Joyney
Origins of corn and common American dishes
The article explains that sweet corn and other staples like potatoes tomatoes and sweet potatoes are native to the Americas. It notes corn is known as maize in Europe and explores the uncertain, debated origins of corn from teosinte or other grasses, with a historical digression on its spread and naming.
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North
South America
America
England
United States
South States
Isnoyn
South Amerey
Andes
Tropics
Timely hints on gardening without a garden
Andes region tomato cultivation is discussed with history of Lycopersicon and early names. Notes on tomato cultivars, sweet potato origin, and advice to prepare seed boxes, repair hotbed sash, start early with house transplants, and spring cleaning to discard old stalks and residues that harbor pests.
Funeral of Rev Oliver Fisher at Emmanuel
Funeral services for the Rev Oliver Fisher of New York were held at Emmanuel Episcopal Church at 11 o clock this morning, led by Bishop John C Wart. The rites occurred in the city then proceeded to Elie for interment with Odd Fellows members assisting as bearers.
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Oliver Fisher
New Yorke
Hilzabeth Moody
Hagle Street
Doln C. Wart
Erle
Lyle D. Litts
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Eile
Bishop Israel's of Menshers
Odd Pellows Lodge
G. W. Knowlton
Charles Thomas
Artur Dyckes
Oscar Colburn
The Truth About Fat Marmola Method Promised Slimness
A May be advertorial style note claims fat is due to a weakened gland and that Marmola tablets provide the treatment. It urges readers to avoid starvation and to try the Marmola method, asserting long use and wide familiarity with boxes sold.
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Peopl
Little Opposition in Russia to Soviet War on Religion
In Russia tightens collectivization as atheism campaign grows. About 1,000 churches converted to secular uses such as schools or factories during Christmas, amid foreign protests. Moscow press pushes back, viewing Western protests as pretext for anti Soviet political and economic opposition.
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Russia
Moscow
Eight to sixteen years for Erie murder convict
Erin Feb 25 Sisto Sanches 26 Mexican convicted of second degree murder in Erie county court for the death of World War I veteran Sebastian Brummer was sentenced by Judge Win Hirt to eight to sixteen years in the Western penitentiary. Deputy sheriffs escorted him before the court as he showed no sign of remorse and his attorney urged leniency due to drunkenness and lack of malice. He smiled as the sentence was handed down and will be moved to prison later this week by Deputy Walter Smoot.
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Erin
Rose
West 18Th Street
Sanches
Walter Smoot
Three Townships Seek Tax Increase Agenda
Franklin Feb 25 At the opening of argument court Monday morning petitions were presented and granted on behalf of the Supervisors of five townships to increase the tax millage for land purposes. Scrubgrass Rockland and Richland townships request new millages totaling 18 mills with Scrubgrass also seeking viewers for a proposed road vacation.
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Franlin
Aly
Jenve
Scornplanter
Rockland
Richland
Scrubgrass
Suspect Plot to Rob Wedding Guests in Covenant Case
Police reveal a plot to steal gifts from a wedding at the Covenant Church. John Feemner, 35, was arrested after a church inquirer and the recovery of purses and money tied him to the operation. Detectives traced movements through Lith and Holuna streets and identified him at headquarters.
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Brig
Frank Wallace
Mary Alice Weir
Phurph
John Feemner
N. Foncher
Rollawitt
Cramer
Lith
Holuna
Charles Detzel
Howard Dnglert
Elizabeth Ferguson
Church of the Covenant
Mr. Kramer
Jeff
Victims From New Castle Die After Train Collision
R G Itchborne and Mrs Catrid Penner of Chicago former New Castle residents die in Chicago after their car is struck by a Monon passenger train near Crow Point. Witnesses say Itchborne failed to see the train and drove into its path. Charlen Lindley, a McKeesport prohibition agent, is denied a new trial by Judge Nelson McVicar after a prior conviction for law extortion.
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Chicago
R.G. Tichborne
Catrid Penner
New Castle
Monon
Crowe Point
Itchborne
Jtrain
Pittsburgh
Charlen. D. Lindley
McKeesport
Fore
Prohibition
Nelson McVicar
United States
Teri Aslay
McVicar
Gui
Sparta farmer gets eight months in workhouse
In Meadville Tech 25, Judge O Clare Kent presided over a crowded session with at least 25 defendants awaiting sentencing or pleadings. Steve Cook, a Sparta township farmer near Bitter Run, pleaded guilty to possession of liquor after a prior trial, and was sentenced to eight months in the workhouse, following a prior six month term and a fine of 200 plus costs. The court adjourned to Tuesday morning to complete remaining sentences amid memorials for deceased attorneys.
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Steve Cook
Meadville
Tech
Varios
O. Clare Kent
Sparta
Britter Run
Cook
Coss
A Full House starring Ned Pembroke in Corry
Ned Pembroke announces a full production titled A Full House featuring Katheryn Rauscher as Daphne and Vera Vernon played by Audrey Mason. Pembroke, Virginia Kamps, Jadwin Cole, Cora Damon, and George Howe are involved with plot twists centered on romance and mistaken loyalties. Deb 26th and 27th, adults 50c, students 25c, reserved seats 10c.
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Ned Pembroke
Virginia Kamps
Boston
Vera Vernon
Audrey Mason
Vera
Daphne
George Howe
Jadwin Cole
Cora Damon
Condra’s
Meadville Missing Girl Sought After Movie Outing
Meadville police seek 14 year old Miss Wthel Pucci daughter of Mrs Fucci of Poplar Street who disappeared after leaving a movie with a girlfriend around 10 pm on February 18.
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Meadville
Wthel Pucci
James Fucci
Poplar Street
Dominican revolt in Santo Domingo sparks unrest
News from Santo Domingo and San Cristóbal reports rebels advancing, clashes at police stations, and local officials negotiating. General Estrella asserts loyalty to the government while Americans seek stability and protection. Information centers on captains, cannons, and the fate of Vasquez amid the upheaval.
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Washington
Charlea B. Curtis
Ohn M. Cabot
Americ
Santo Domingo
Curtis
Harry
United Press Star
Santo Domin Republic
Quez
Santo Comino Republic
Sandown
Jose
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