Local notices and events fill week agenda
The town diary records a forenoon meeting at the C B S Parlor with Mrs Caroline Brown's death at Gold Street. Bargain displays promise midweek with new offerings, while a freight wreck near Franklin injures three crewmen. Corry girls lose to the home team 47 to 4 at a Musle ball event and a hatchery interview plan heads to Harrisburg with officials from the Erie delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B.S
Caroline Brown
Gold Street
Muneral
Haley
Hone
Bowne
Roberta
Start Granite & Marble
Maple Ave
James Town
Franklin & Clearfield Road
Franklin
Cook
W. J. Herry
Stoneboro
J. Lewis
Charles Clarkson
Corry
Ay Haual
Titusville Herald
Local notices and community items from city area
Town news items include sale prices at Knowltons store, dance notices for Macanton Hall, travel plans of Mrs Jones, a 1911 school enrollment figure, a pool match between Stanford Hose Co and Ferris team refereed by Otis Houx, and new USPS policy on carrier pay based on actual distance traveled during winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Hose Co
Ferris
Hose Co
Ferris Room
Otis Houx Staling
Artiat Oly
Moretofors
Dangerous Celluloid Comb Fires Hurts Child And Woman
A Warren incident reports two fires caused by celluloid combs. A young girl near an open flame suffered severe burns, barely surviving. Mrs Harvey Irving, visiting neighbors, had her hair ignite from a comb, with rescuers burned and her hair and face badly burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Harvey Irving
W. J. McCurdy
Dr Cook Heard In Franklin On Polar Quest
Frederick A Cook lectured at the opera house in Franklin on his north pole trip to about 450 listeners. He split the talk into two parts detailing the voyage and voyage steps and then addressing his dispute with Commander Peary with claims of proof to come. He was hosted by the Nursery Club after the talk and departed for Buffalo early Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Frederick A. Cook
Explorer
Opera House
North Pole
Pole
Peary
Cook
Bufulo
Hyomel cure advert claims inhaled antiseptic kills catarrh germs
The ad promotes Hyomel as a common sense remedy to destroy catarrh germs. It advises pouring antiseptic into a inhaler and inhaling vaporized air for relief. The product is advertised as safe and cocaine free and sold by Boarh's Hyomel Co Buffalo, with N F Amoy & Co asGuarantee retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drugetus
Boarh's
Hyomel Co
Butfalo
N.F. Amoy & Co
Ayomei
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Ton
Sue Dre Limes
William J Stern
Harrisburg
John K. Tenor
Presque Isle Bay
Arthur L. Bates
Erie
Tener
Stern
Clark
A. P. Burton
Board of ‘Trade
William Hamilton
He Chamber of Commerce
John Hamburger
Buller
Knowltong
Knowltons
Ato
Knowlton
Mem Mania Carrell
Grand Atran
Harley Smith
Misa Clara Simiunong
Doud Hi
Mirriot
GN. Roberts
Macantion Hall
Mra I. Jones and Son
Buffalo
Mra. Jones
Armory Rink
Castor Ria Sd
Awayeb
Creeds of
Sika
Eugene Lowli
Sassafras Street
Erle
Lewis
Billy Sunday
Scarlett's
Aitson
Clifton
C. W. Lyons
Durham
Durham’s
Bell Phone
Center & Franklin
Irs
Coons & Aan Opp
Reams
First Avenue
Lyric Theater
Driftwood Nitagraph Sea Drama
Helen Gardner
Bandit
Chita
DR. Cook
Perry
France
Page
Men's Union
Bernstein Brothers Clothiers and Furnishers
West Main ST
Center St
Corry, PA
Steen’s
Toggery
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