Waterfront Opens Week at Grand with Dramatic Desertion Scene
The Rex theatre presents The Battle of the Sexes with Belle Bennett as a deserted mother and Jean Hersholt as Judson in a dramatic tale of a broken home. Show Girl features Alice White with an imposing cast while Waterfront, a witty dockside farce, stars Jack Mulhall in a First National release at the Grand. The program also includes Danger Street and The Sporting Ages in a varied bill for the week.
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D. W. Griffith
Rex Theatre
Belle Bennett
Judson
Jean Hersholt
Phyllis Haver
First National Pictures
Alice White
Alfred Santell
Charles Delaney
Donald Reed
Gwen Lee
Kate Price
Lee Moran
James Finlaysom
Richard Tucker
Jack Mulhall
Dorothy Macksill
Waterfront
Grand Theatre
Wappinger Falls
New York State
New York City
Jack
William A. Seiter
Will Chappel
Gertrude Orr
Franctes Hamilton
Ben Hendricks
James Bradbury
Sr. Kmuitericson
Bill Bailey
Pat Harmon
Columbia
Thompson's Barosma advertised as health remedy
An old advertisement boasts Thompson's Barosma as a cure for bloating and kidney and liver trouble. It claims dramatic abdominal reduction from 45 to 96 inches after one bottle and full cure after several bottles. The pitch emphasizes no opium, quick liquid action, a refund if unsatisfied, and a price of $1.00 per bottle.
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Thompson
Langworthy
Tryonville
Milk Truck Wrecks at Erie Rail Crossing Near Kennedy
A milk truck from Peak Products was demolished by a westbound Erie Railroad passenger train near Kennedy Station at 1 40 pm. Driver Patsy Monica leaped to safety as milk cans and wreckage littered the track for hundreds of feet. Passengers on Train No. 7 were later picked up. The locomotive was damaged but the crew escaped injury.
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Navy
Erie
Kennedy
Peak Products Company
Jamestown Post
Peak” Products Company
Cherry Creek
Erie Railroad
Kennedy Station
Patsy Monica
Buffalo
Jamestown
Narrow Escape From Gas Fumes Ends Well For Couple
Johnsonburg report details a near fatal gas poisoning when Warren Jack and his wife were overcome by carbon monoxide fumes at their First Avenue home. Timely help from Mrs Edward Murphy and Dr. Warnick saved them. Both are reported satisfactory the next morning. The feature also notes a Universal film debut at Grand Theatre. Nearby obituaries report the double funeral of William and Louisa Cropp in Forest County with burial in German Hill church cemetery.
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Johnsonburg
Warren Jack
First Avenue
Jack
Emily Hill
Edward Murphy
Warnick
al Wilson
Grand Theatre
Ace
Wilson
Lindbergh
OW City
William Cropp
Cropp Hil
Forest County
Zuendal
German Hil
Stang
Tionesta
C. Aw, Shields
Clarendon
Louisa Cropp
Youth enroute to home killed in grade crossing crash
Gowanda Jan 14 Lester F L Smith was killed in a grade crossing crash near Toledo Ohio while returning home from Wimhurst to attend to family business after his father’s death. He is survived by his mother Mrs Frank Smith and two brothers Harry and Peter both of Gowanda. The body was brought to Gowanda Sunday.
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Gowanda
Lester FL Smith
Toledo
Wimhurst
Frank Smith
Harry
Peter
Blaze saves building as Jamestown fire burns four story tenement
Jamestown fire crews fought to extinguish flames at 207 Windsor Street a four story frame apartment. Captain Nyholm helped evacuate two women two men and two children from a rear window as flames raged inside. Calogeto Arnone, 182 Steele Street, was arrested on related charges as investigators linked him to the blaze. In Hornell a separate crash on the Bath road Friday night killed Clair Hooven 18 Ridgway Pa and Watson L Walden 33 Ivania N Y died later at Bethesda hospital. Floyd Kimball 40 Rochester was injured in the same incident.
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Jamestown
Winsor Street
Edward Nyholn
Antonio Certo
Calogeto Arnone
Steele Street
Saye
Nyholm
William J. Stahley
Hornell
Jan
Bat
Bath Road
Clair Hooven
Ridgway
Watson L. Walden
Iiniva
Bethesda
Robert G. van Koren
Floyd Kimball
Rochester
Walden
van Soren
Bath
Kanana
Polite
Hooven
Kimball
Fragmented New Erm Cable Message Summary
Fragmented OCR text reports a missing or garbled transfer between officials, noting a cable message and timing constraints. No clear names, places, or events are readable to confirm figures, dates, or actions.
Dorcas Class To Meet Wednesday Evening
The Dorcas Sunday school class will meet Wednesday at eight o clock in the home of Mrs. Stanley H. Nichols on East Bond Street. Officers urge all members to attend to conduct important business and to bring money for Christmas cards.
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Dorcas
Stanley H. Nichols
East Bond Street
Classified Advertising Rules and Listings Digest
An overview of classified advertising categories and guidelines for posters. It enumerates sections for gifts, autos, services, employment, financial, instruction, livestock, merchandise, rooms, real estate for rent and sale, auctions, legal notices, and political announcements. The piece outlines submission cautions, editing rights, and rate practices.
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Journ
Automobile Agentiva
Auito
Automotive
Barler and Exchange
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D. W. Griffiths
Danger Street
Hell's Kitchen
Ritz
Meo
Rex
Erie R. R
Oil City Crust Company
Oi City, Fa
the Fair Store
South Center Street
Lis
Uuehinnas
Primrose House
W. E. Phillips
C. E. Doane
Ganvaarers
Financial
Honda
Starr Granite& Marble
Wis
Washington St
Carry
Granite & Marble Works
Wind Ave
Jenve
FORD
Chevrolet
Gerry
Ray R. Powers
West Main St
Bond Street
Atlas
Acey Son
DING
Wony Tackson
Spring St
Ian
Emmons Co
Newark
New York
Fordson
Kiwa
Levi Patterson
Corry
R. D
West Church Street
Ited
Watson Lawson
East Mary Street
Sua
Korry-Krome
W. A. Johns
West'a
Goi Street
East Smith Wallet
West Main Street
Wayne Street
J. B. Patterson
East Congress Steel
Purnace
Milton Brown
Alléa
Nodtern
East South
Ezitt
Por Salh
East Main Street
Worth St
Misa June Weldner
Mlwe Waldrice
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