Fragmented excerpt from Black Sheep's Gold
The provided OCR consists of a fragmented, stream of text from a historical narrative titled Black Sheep's Gold by Beatrice Grimshaw. It includes character dialogue, travel notes, and environmental details as the narrator contemplates a difficult expedition, encounters Jinny Treacher, and reflects on personal tensions and looming danger in a jungle setting. The passage intertwines romance, secrecy, and hardship aboard a voyage toward unknown lands, hinting at conflict and peril ahead.
Fragmented camp memoir of return to home place
The narrator recalls four days of harsh travel through tangled forest and swarming mosquitoes after being camped far away. He expresses relief at finding comfort and a sense of belonging, savoring the moment of returning to his native town and knowing his place and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis
Jong
Ieee
San-Cura Duo Promises Quick Skin Relief
Daily embarrassment from pimples rash or blemishes prompts a test with San-Gura Soap and San-Cura Ointment. Wash affected parts then apply nightly for five days, with druggists offering a satisfaction guarantee. Ointment cools comforts and softens skin. costs 60c and 125e soap 5c.
Condemned Westfield cherries worth 4000 destroyed
United States Deputy Marshal Chenauer arrived from Buffalo to destroy six gallon cans of 1924 cherries condemned as not salable after maggots exceeded legal limits. The lot, stored at Westfield Fruit Products, faced a protracted legal fight from 1925 before destruction under government orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Marshal Chenauer
Buffalo
Westfield Fruit Products Company
Canning
Obenmer
United States Department of Agriculture
Governent
News Notes From Sciota Highlights and Local Visits
In Sciota local residents host visitors including Charles Silvis and Edwin Brightman of OW City. Miss Phoebe Reyda of Corry visits her parents. Play practice resumes for Aanon Sticts of Punkin Crick with cast meeting at Leon VanTussell’s home. Community Aid meeting postponed due to bad roads. Harry Bemis rents Clyn Simmons farm to move in March. Dunn Kerr visits sister Mrs. W. H. Burnett. Lilyis ill for a week. Wayne township school offers five dollar reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of malicious mischief at school property. Martin Williams and Harris Briggs in North East visiting Amos Silvernail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIOTA
Amu
Charles Silvis
Edwin Brightman
OW City
Harry Silvis
Phoebe Reyda
Corry
Anthony Reyda
Punkin Crick
Leon VanTussell
Community Aid Society
Harry Bemis
Clyn Simmons
Dunn Kerr
Sandy Lake
W. H. Burnett
Little Tees
Lilyis
Wayne Township
Martin Williams
Harris Briggs
North East
Amos Silvernail
School Board Sustains Action By Collector
The board approves a contract form for a teacher with termination rights by either party before year end and a definite salary schedule tied to service merit and qualifications. Authorized to attend a national teachers convention in Harrisburg mid January. Reports on repairs in Junior and Senior High buildings, girding of blackboards, and renewed effort to fix shelving and sheathing issues. Fuel costs with new furnace were within budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollmaster
Yous
Harnishurg
Monroe
Masry
Philathena Class Meeting At Baptist Church Recap
Thirty one members of the Philathena class met at the home of Mr and Mrs W P Miller for the regular monthly session. Officers were elected for the coming year with Miss Hatin Veatleys as president and Mrs W F Miller as secretary. A flower committee and other helpers were named. Mrs Miller and assistants served jello with whipped cream and coffee. Mrs George Thomas to host next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pihiu Bea
Baptist Church
W. P. Miller
Hatin’ Aveatleys
W. F. Miller
George Words
Igs
Lena
Lena ‘Thusiton, Ower Committee, Mrs. ©. A Hook
Allen
WiitereHa
Tad ’Ema
Miller
Jennie Rangling
Franc Gilson
George Thomas
Union City Youth Held For Store Robbery
Williza Shaw, 14, son of Mrs. Bertha Snow of Union City, was arrested by Clef Megee after a confession tied him to robberies at Root Furniture and Hess Grocery. He claimed two other youths helped, entering via a rear window and stealing 1.50 from a register and a hidden item later, though items were not found on his person. Other youths were questioned and cleared. Mittens left at the scene led to his arrest. Mrs. R. Blakeslee is visiting Jamestown today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Williza, Shaw
Bertha Snow
Clef Megee
Root Furniture
Hess Grocery
Robbins
Snow
Cooper
Liey
Magee
Hlaim
Findley Lake Youth Held on Forgery Charge
Salamanca report says Fred Hare, about 21 years old, from Findley Lake, was jailed as grand jury indicts him on second degree forgery. He faced arraignment before Justice Berthy Hall in Cattaraugus. authorities say he passed four checks totaling 97 dollars under the name Glen Barber of Otto, at Lavin, Variety, J Strauss, and Mrs Grime locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salamanca
Fred Hare
Nways Findley Lake
Jill Little Valley
Hare
Hic Peace
Berty Hall
Cattaraugus
Glen Barber
Otto
Lavin
Variety
J. @. Strauss
Smallpox Case Reported in Jamestown Increase Infections
Jamestown health officer Dr William M Sill announced another smallpox case, bringing the season total to 63. None of the cases have completed the immunization window. Four new scarlet fever cases were found, one reported last Saturday and three in the same family brought to the health department yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Waliam M. Sill
Sill
Health Department
Man Fatally Shot Near Spartansburg Farm
A man was shot at a Brown farm near Spartansburg yesterday evening. The wounded man, estimated in his forties, was rushed to a local house where he died of injuries. Police and local doctors attended the scene and noted severe damage to the leg and body. The suspect, identified as Blakeslee, fled but was pursued by authorities. A preliminary report suggests the injury occurred during an altercation while the victim was working in the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wave Blakes
Spanlansburg
Uke
Nex
Onl Brown
Blakeslee
Brown Farm
Pinkestee
Hal Brown
Mr. Brown
Nitehe
Mai Spartansburg
Torey
Epidemic Worsens As Psittacosis Toll Is Reported
Washington reports a rising psittacosis toll linked to an outbreak sweeping South America and Argentina. Public health officials including Dr. Cumming note seven deaths or more and describe the disease’s feverish onset, rapid progression, and high mortality risk among patients. Experts urge recognition of the illness as crucial to stop its spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. W
United Press
Toll
United South America
Itary Bureau
Su Ss. Cumming de Gentina
Tncosis
Washington
Union
Lic
Cumming
Casterin
Robb street man with no gun in fight overcoat burns mark
A fragmented report describes a Robb street incident where a man nicknamed Methyeault caused a confrontation, the details unclear, with references to burns and a coat. No weapon is confirmed and the timeline is vague.
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Black Sheep’s Gold
Beatrice Grimshaw
Irwin Myera
Hughes "Bastia Co
LoTi Gete
Eniae
Beri Mane
Willy
Mishermah
Necarmeditier—Enegienner
Heras Titty Sas
Craver Lees Ehiingan
Jillie Nur
Uios Hest
Mike
Elarag
Evie Suird
Jallis
Europe
Singapore
Mather
Siu Enti Bnek Ms 1
Tayo
Jusel
Pheser
Amy Trerer
Riddell
Grace
Romilly
Jinny Treacher
Jinny
Brittling
Romilly Mouth
Burllen
Chapter
Sciota
Philathea
Bsc
U.E. Doane
R. Blakeslee
Findley Lake
Ray
North Center Street
Corry, Pa
FORD
Powell: Motor Co
Ford Sales and Service
Center St
Man Lifeis
Wave Blakesles
AMER
United States
Methyeault
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