Outdoor sportsmen union urged for reform in Corry area
The article urges the formation of a disciplined body of sportsmen in Corry Pennsylvanian region to curb abuses in outdoor recreation. It praises patrols, stricter enforcement of laws, and collaboration with state authorities to protect woods, streams, and property while supporting state reservations and better enforcement of fish and game rules.
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United
Corry
Pennsylynn
York
New Hyomel claims cure for catarrh with air-borne action
Advert says Hyomel treats catarrh by delivering medicated air to throat passages and bloodstream to kill germs and restore health. Cites past medicines as weak, touts full week plan with dropper and bottle. Claims N. I. Ames and Co guarantee money back if not satisfied.
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Howe
N. I. Ames and Co
Propaganda Debates Stir State and Immigrant Policy
The article discusses state and tluomads groups benefiting from work, plans for a crowd of over a hundred tempers, and preparations for meetings. It notes limited Lythia direction, a large workload for the Corry eum, and questions who benefits most from the effort, while referencing a United States inquiry into immigration policy and a controversial Los Angeles Times midwinter edition linked to Ford.
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Pian
They Refuse to Eat and Need Emulsion Aid
Children refuse to eat and show little ambition with impeded growth causing worry. Regular exercise helps, yet a spoonful of Scott's Emulsion daily is advised to feed tissues, boost energy, improve blood, and sharpen appetite. The advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as a nutrient dense remedy.
Spartanburg Jan 13 social notes and visits spread
The sparsely legible clipping lists residents and visitors in Spartanburg and nearby towns. It mentions Mrs. Clay ton Wescott and family, Mr. and Mrs. G. Schmolzer, Mr. and Mrs. Jno Hunly Jett Bate Weslay, travel to Montpelier and Meadville, and various local engagements. Several names and places appear, including Meadeville, Montpelier, Pittsburgh area, Youngstown, and Corry Hospital, with mentions of travel, visits, and social calls.
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Spartanbourg
Jan
Clayton Wescott
Von
MeJormer
G. Schmolzer
Jno
Jett Bate Weslay
South Pines
Mire
Thyler
Deughter
Josaté Honnit
Montpelier
Indy
McDonald
Meadville
Thomas Parte
Blinday
Youngatown
Atland
RW Young
Hysf. Mead
Thone
Mrao Muriock
Tinian
Eistor
Ty. P. Minerson
Corry Hospital
Eilernan
J.D. Grttiin
Joe
Wouk
Rte
Eis
Buffalo
N.Y
Cuba Phone Operators Quit Work at Allegheny Telephone
In a labor dispute, three operators Ruth Whitney Vir Huthtok and Mrs Fork Parkinson left after wage cuts and poor pay. The firm hired replacements as more workers resigned citing sympathy for absent staff. Interruption in service followed as extra girls were brought in from nearby towns to cover the shifts.
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Koro
Allegheny Contite
Tolonhane Company
Hilar Wigo
Mile
Ruth Whitney
Vir Huthtok
Fork Parkinson
Telone
Hue Telef
Misa Franges Maroney
Lewis
Belsont
Wallsville
Goats Milk for Coughs a Historic Remedy
An old advertisement touts goats milk and a Vin al remedy as a home cure for coughs colds and bronchitis. The text claims ancient use and stresses nasal and beef peptonate components as healing agents.
Bandits shoot seventeen Americans near Chihuahua City
A Mexican border incident reported by the Northwestern dispatch states seventeen Americans were shot while traveling from Chihuahua City toward Guanajuato. The only survivor, M. Holmex, escaped but his account is incomplete due to injuries. British Consul Kore forwarded details to the US via the wire from Mexico.
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Tex
Jani
Sovontyon
Mosico
Tifly
Chihuaha City
H.C. Myles
Kore
Ghituahua
Chihwefama
M. Holmex
Oliva Tablets and Pink Tongue Diagnosis Report
Fragmented notes describe De Edwarde prescribing olive oil based tablets named Oliva Tabletts for a 17 year old patient. The text mentions symptoms including pale face tongue and headache and references a Dr Howards and a town remedy. The archaic wording and garbled OCR obscure specifics.
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Edwarde
Durie
Feillaye
Wil
Dart
Olivu
Frat Aid Telegram Cites Sixteen War Reported Deaths
An obscure dispatch from a de facto government lists sixteen deaths linked to severe mining company activities. Names include G. Ry Watson, William J. Wallace, H. Te ’tovlson, George W. Newman, and others. Pringle, a San Francisco resident, noted among the deceased. The message references aid and Carranse government authorities.
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Tre
Carranse
Moulah Ven Hur
G. Ry Watson
William .J. Wallace
H. Te ‘Tovlson
George W. Newman
Romero Ty Me Yay
Re N. Mo Tutton
Jak Hay
Charles Wad Figh
J.P. Coy
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