Local residents and visitors noted in Akron area city missives
F J Pulibantia of Erle is in the city on business. Wurke Moraaride returned for four buses in aL Oil City. Ml mov ie Woy Tut, ill with pneumonia for weeks, may recover and join Alden Pond yliy. Read of local figures Learn ot Spo kine Washington and J HL Dislenitott. George Kigley back at the ole stand, seen daily in Parnham Wells barber shop. McKhilyy, a noted artist, back in town. Fred Connie visited Irvine. Charles Moor g from Erle on business. Mrs Nine Grow returns from Betto visit. A Southword travels to Wr Horion Jet. Chia morning. Miss Theres Barry visits for a heart relative. Ch We Hubbard of Panant Books in city on WISness. Mrs Sarah Te Mureh returns from We Ph Aideth with her son. Prod Rogats mourns the death of his brother Dylan Thoms Brittall of Akron, age 89. Old Akron residents noted visiting last summer with two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Pulibantia
Erle
Wurke Moraaride
Ealing
Alden Pond
Yliy
Tual
Jett
George Kigley
Parnham
Wells Harbie
Formarly
Ellis
McKhilyy
Fred Connie
Irvine
Charles Moorg
Nine Grow
Beto
Southword
Barry
We Hubbard
Panant Books
Vinton
Akron
Fogorsst
Wm. Holter
Brie Ig
Milcox
Mdvath Dell Darling
Bufalo
Ell Darling
Buffalo
Amos Williams
Union City
Mark Gray
Erle Tls
Rickerain
Torley
Hoelty
Will Fitsgerald
Kawaii
W. A. Kedwards
Shoriman
Jacksonville
Phu
Meath
Grace
Wento Oleat
Heine
Minos
Allew M. Slater
Ion Stiert
Tate Au Thy
Wilot Skater
Miss Lu
Cleveland
Endiavor J. H. Muckress
Poror
Cony
Ol City
Buffalon
Oil City
L. i Nichols
Marion St
Reawardavilly
Lyle VanVieole
N. Center
Atreil
Amy Vue
Ilne Wey
Belden
Elise Ehyoyed
Mb Tihite
Thomas
Father Tracy
Co. ValoMnae
Lown
Vinot remedy advert promises cure for bronchitis
An early 20th century drug advertisement touts Vinot as a tonic that strengthens the liver and improves appetite to treat bronchitis. It claims rapid relief, financial guarantees, and cites Babbitt & Son druggists in Jerry Pady as sellers while urging readers to try Vinot for full recovery or money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wouohus
Lanse
Babbitt & Son
Drugelits
Jorry
Pady
Local Notices Mixed With Travel and Social News
A chain of brief items lists residents and visitors traveling to Buffalo Union City Columbus and Meadeville with names including Mrs Will Fitzgerald and Ms Dorothy Wikeley. Also notes a fall injury delaying a passenger run, a Bridge Club gathering, a funeral for Thomas Menore and relatives attending services. scattered remarks on local errands and social calls.
Corry Resident’s Ancient Book Revealed in Widow’s Will
A misprint in the last night Journal altered facts about Corry residents and an old volume. Miss Tennie Patterson of Maple Avenue inherits a London printed sermon book by Robert Harris from 1858, once owned by a bachelor uncle who died years ago. Harris led Trinity College Oxford. Patterson also possesses an 1898 geography book from Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Last Nighey Journal
Onlit Books
Corry
Tennie Patterson
Maplesvonce
Robert Harris
London
Trinity College
Oxford
Batchelor
Mins Patterson
Nike
PhUadotpttta
Amuse Theater Equine Spy Tale and Other Repute
A quirky theatre page highlights Amuse Theater presenting an equine spy story and a girl reporter tale. It references educational themes and a forest king character, with additional notes on paper manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiente
Corry Man Granted Hearing In Cruelty Case
A Corry man faced a cruelty charge after an alleged incident involving a horse and other acts. The hearing was set for Tuesday afternoon before the county court with police chief Stager testifying and the defendant represented by counsel.
McCintock Appears With Telphone Company Attorney
Defendant and attorney J P Tuesiter attended in court in the interest of the telephone company and pled not guilty to bail.
Alarm but No Fire at Frink Home Echoes Neighborhood
Helver John Chae of the First Wad Bite team acted to sound an alarm at the Frink residence corner Sirlugstrue and W Pleasant. Neighbors gathered near the tram, fearing a blaze from a chimney. Police and crowd dispersed after Frink explained the cause was a minor incident with smoke and a false alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helver John Chae
McKelhhy Chiropractic Claims Cure for Many Ailments
An advertisement by D C Andrew McKelhhy on Smith Street touts chiropractic treatments that promise to remove the cause of illnesses from appendicitis to locomotor ataxia. The copy lists numerous conditions including asthma constipation deafness and infantile paralysis as conditions purportedly helped. The ad presents the chiropractor as offering relief through his methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vite
Andrew
McKelyhy
D. C
Smith Street
Mt 7 Showing Indistinct Clothing Items in Sale
Fragmented ad lists white knit automobile cowl at 1900 regular price with note of reduction to vesos. Also mentions 12 fancy knit items for Indies in white gray red region and a 2.00 introductory price. The text is garbled with multiple errors and unclear items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fancy Keitt Eweatar Conte
Incomplete OCR Summary of City Court Case
Fragmentary text references a court matter involving a New York individual and a bank payment. Details are missing, with unclear names, dates, or outcomes.
Whimsical Fragments Spark Hope for Clarity
A fragmented text piece offers playful phrases and jumbled names. Readers may seek coherence as scholars puzzle the garbled lines for meaning and context.
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Cohen and
Harris
Wallingford
Alden-Ragon Coal Co., Ltd
the Ladies Furnishing
Wiss Jennie Patterson
Amuse Theater
Christian Science
Library Theater
Frank H. Leonard
C.S. B
The
Mother Church
First Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Christian Science Society of
Corry, Pa
Ion City
J. C. McLoah
Ar Elis
ADEA
Saveday
Mooryman
Stager
Hawes
Jacob Franz
Charles Silsle
Morphus Grover Charly Solste
Mir
M. Wolk
North
Luis
Poate
Selaty
Ares
Wickinsonsihe
J. D. Murray
Bee Hive Store
KNEP
Asie Pr
Hildwani's
de Aviation
Itucad Vy Ee
Jadios
Warner
Sith
Inne
Sath
Enla
Alden
Perth Sulpingg
Saylor Lini
Mines
Roxon
Ageg Tro
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