Two Young Brothers Save Boy From Lake
Philadelphiay Jan 2 Thru the dam of August Weber 16 years old of 1140 Liberty street and his 44 year old brother Charles, Francis O Keefe 0 year old of 490 Chestnut street, was saved from drowning to Forrest Hill Lake in Camden. The Keefe boy disappeared while out for a stroll with his crippled brother. August Weber jumped in to rescue and pulled the Keefe boy to the tee. The other Weber boy reached the Keefe boy and pushed him to safety. Watson Van Leer 14 of Parkilds summoned Eugene McAdams 2 pharmacist who revived the boy at a Haddon Ave pharmacy.
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Philadelphiay
August Weber
Eyars Ld
Liberty Street
Charles
Francis O'Keefe
Chestnut Street
Forrest Hill Lake
Camden
Keefe
Weber Brothers
Keate
Weber
Anfaty Watson van Leer
Parkilds
Eugene McAdams
Keele
Haddon Ave
Pottsville Charter Test In Dauphin Court
Pottsville officials face a test of the city charter as Dauphin County Court schedules a proceeding next Tuesday. Aldermen, the last city officers, will be served with counsel for the saloon operators opposing the charter who allege illegality in the process preceding the charter vote. Facts will be agreed to avoid a hearing, with outcome resting on legal technicalities.
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Pottsville
Jan
Pottaville
Dauphin
Goumty Court
Potts Ville
Pupern
Kwopur
Fightig
Withoasen
Notice to creditors for Concord Street School House contract
Creditors on account of the contract with Corry School District for the Concord Street School House are directed to immediately file their accounts with D. B. Rowe, Secretary, and send a copy of their bills. HL. I. HMM. tata.
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Corry
Rowe
Hmm
Tata
Lind Missed Arrival Disrupts Diplomatic Plans
The report notes Lind did not appear as expected, delaying a conference with President Wilson and hindering reception plans. The absence leaves unclear reasons, while advisor Lind did not attend, and officials pursued routine presidential duties in Washington. A separate item mentions Wyoming road plans for the Crow Music country in the Showshone Indian reservation, aimed at aiding relocation and land use.
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Crrianus
John Lind
Wilson
Chester
Lind
America
Atko
Washington
Showshone
Wyoming
Recordiig
Orport
Congress
Jame
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Reappears in Ad
An old-time beauty remedy promises dark, natural hair color using Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur. The ad touts a ready-to-use bottle for about 60 cents, claiming the mixture dulls gray, restores shine, and improves scalp health with simple application.
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Wyeth
Welldenown
Desquist
Christmas social notes and local visits in Corry area
Christmas Eve gatherings and holiday visits dominate the column. Families such as Mrs. Frank Emerson, Mrs. Cyrus Makesley, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Putnam and others host relatives, friends, and neighbors across Warren Corry and Jamestown areas. The I. C. C. F. dance brings about sixty couples. postmaster changes see B A West resign and Mrs. Lilliam Lamona take the vacancy. Several individuals travel for holidays, while health setbacks pulse through the week.
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Colmbus
Belle Howard
Burdetivy
TL. J. Kelley
Frank Emerson
Cnildren
Cyrus Makesley
Gilly
Frank Gordon
Leon Wyn
Corry
Ba, West
Will Page
Alles West
Keith Weston
G. J. Crinpen
Earl
Lira Covel
Nelson
Lela
Myrtle Ruland
Warren
O. Westrene
Turner
Will Markey
J. M. Putnam
Chas Orn
West- Held
Smith
G. Oru
Charles
N. EB. Dewey
Wm. Tamona
Carl Clark
Spring Creek
Christus
Kuntieth Whittaker Turot
B.A. West
Lilliam Lamona
HG. Allen
Jessie Smith
Oil City
Montes
Rhodes
Florida
Walter Crosby
Jamestown
George Scrambling
Edna, Finley
Panama
Slater
Ward
Chrismas
Snd
John Bagley
Een
Wiater Ierrow
Harwood
Orlat
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Rg,lind
Dake Kodak
Premo
Lac
Eley & Som
First Ave
Johns Steamship Agency
al Dorham’s
N.cemter
Harrisburg
Concord St
Columbus
Mra
D. J. Sullivan
Tamestown
Beecham’s
the Ladies Furnishing
Steen
Library Theater
Lorne
Big Coat Sale
Wooltex
Sunshine
G. N. Roberts
J. S. , Rogers
Sea Island
W. H. Duffy & Co
Center St
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