Warren Boy in Action on West Front
Warren county notes describe a local boy serving with a battery near the West Front. The piece mentions his role timing the artillery and the broader regional context, including connections to the Sixth Artillery and Amertown trees. It reflects wartime reporting on individual service and local sentiment.
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Warren Boy
West Front
Warren Athror
Wuerna County
Whde Lothe
Oom
Nas Alya Sours
Much Petit
Uwe Cada Oy Frye
Warren Cowittye
Matuber
Tne Tinh Stell
Framie ‘Tits
Tau
Lory, Walbery
Thi
Tirad
Ovas
Wilson
Warren
Mlorence Danes Shea
Maimed Lineage Noted in Duty Service Record
In fragmentary text a line references Mrs George Daim and Gunner Shea aged 22, single, and serving in the United States military. The entry appears to document personal status and military service with errors from OCR.
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George ‘Daim
Gunner Shea
United Tates
Gingerole ointment advertised for multiple ailments
An old print advertisement promotes Gingerole as a remedy for colds, inflammation, neuralgia, sore throat, varicose veins, and rheumatic pains. It claims quick relief from headaches, toothache, and chest congestion, with cost listed at 25 cents and availability at druggists like Ames & Co.
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America
Ames & Co
Plass
Personal notices and obituaries from a small town
A jumble of local mentions includes visits by George Caray and William Parker, a nurse in the city hospital, a funeral for Ruth Mitchell Patterson at Pine Grove Cemetery, and various residents traveling or staying with friends. Notable names include Dr Moxaner, Fred Underwood, Anguata, Crown Bakery, and Attorney Peake.
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George Caray
Bete
Lindstay
Clarendon
Willian Parker
Eric
FR. Watson
ON City
Inky
Willa Postethwalta
Fe Hay Ros
Oury
Moxaner
Digi
Fred Underwood
Ldenr Cafford Jaurdet
Camp Fonocook
Anguata
Erie R. R. Trainman Beath Tribute and Funeral Details
Meadyilte mourns Harold E. who served Erie Railroad for years and died after an on track incident. Funeral services will be held from his home on Sewten street Friday at seven thirty in the evening. He belonged to Runhar Lodge No. 112 and was active in local fraternal circles.
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Meadyilte
Erie
Meath
Ranedolph
Harold
Keto
Kamweh
Sewten Shrest
Sutamaneiy
Priday
Runhar
Olive Tablets Promote Liver and Bowel Health Claim
Dr Edwards, a well known Ohio eligsician, prescribes Olive Tablets made of vegetable ingredients mixed with olive oil. Endorsed as a substitute for calomel, the tablets are said to normalize digestion, relieve pimples and fatigue, and leave a pink condition. Sold at 10 and 25 cents per box by all druggists.
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Edwards
Ohio
F. M. Edwards
Ori
Dr. Edwards
Olive
Rawards Olive
Obituary of Pioneer Wayne Township Resident Ewer
Cond Ewer a pioneer resident of Wayne township died at home of his son W. Liwer after a month of illness at age 82. He lived in Wayne for nearly 65 years, largely on his farm, with brief time in Corry. Survived by two sons William B and Walter F in Wayne and daughter Elizabeth Ewer of Corry, plus one grandson Charles Wor. Funeral at the home of William B on Sunday January 20 at 1 o clock, internment in the Utah Comba.
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Ewer
Wayne Township
W. Liwer
Corry
Wayne
William B
Watler F
Elieabeth Ewer
Charlia Wor
Wlayer Bunday
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Helps Nervous Weakness
Philadelphia housewife Mrs J Worritage reports chronic weakness and backache eased after a week of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She regained appetite and calm, noting improved health after three months of use. The ad touts the product as restoring normal health during periodic female nervous conditions.
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Philadelphia
Eydine
Pinkhan
Colt
J. Worritage
North Taylor St
Lydia B. Pinkham
Notice to Mothers About Sykes Comfort Powder
A vintage notice advertises Sykes Comfort Powder from The Comfort Powder Co Boston Mass May. It claims antiseptic healing ingredients not found in any other nursery powder and promises quick relief for baby's nose and irritated skin.
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the Comfort Powder Co
Boston
Mass
Social notes of interest in local happenings
The Daughters of Lewnella hosted a gathering at Mrs. Thomas Downey’s home with about thirty invited guests. They voted to dedicate one evening weekly to surgical dressings for Red Cross work and plan Thursday evenings for continued sewing. A reception followed with 20 refreshments. Private Albert Squires Tycho returned from service and a party honored him at his West Washington street home. Charles J Speigel and Mary A O’Day were married yesterday in Corry and will begin housekeeping on North Franklin Street in Titusville. The Maccabees will install officers at the Horry Review Ladies of the Maccabees tonight with a 13 course supper and a state official’s ceremony. The Corry Grange meets tomorrow with an interesting program and discussion of questions.
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Lewnella
Thomas Downey
Red Cross
Miccalee Hall
Albert Squires
Tycho
Cangr
Washington
Squirey
Charles J. Speigel
Pituayilin Herald
Alla Mary A. O'Day
Corry
Iy Prawkibi
Afr
Franke O'Day
Ang
Titusville
Horry Review
Nullia J
Lounsbury
Warren
Corry Grange
Drink Hot Water For Rosy Complexion Promoted By In Uide
A dubious health note touts daily hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach and purify the blood. It claims benefits include clearer skin and brighter appearance, urging readers to start each morning with the mixture despite unclear medical backing.
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Ottelde
Alwally
Eye Dont's Dont Buy Glasses Fitted by a Specialist
Don’t buy glasses as you would boon. They should be fitted by a specialist. Don’t wear other people’s glases. they were probably tiled. For other troubles beware cheap tate tant Der with your ayon. call a legitimate eyecare provider. Don’t wear ble or colored slagpas. they may seem to Het but are rarely safe. The man who prescribed the mould has objie to give more Drinist co. tulls westh Goan.
Musville Trust and Life Deposit Company Building Contract
A contract with Pittsville to the Henry Shenk Company of Hill for the Musville Trust and Life Deposit Company building on West Spring and Exchange Place. Exterior to be Melford granite and marble interior. Charter members include Hon J Melviney William Muir and Frank Von Tockay, with supervision at £850,000.
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Pittsville
Kenry Shenk Company
Hile
Musvile Trust and
Lafe Deposit ‘Company
Melford
Dnstitution
J. (. Melviney
William Muir Sn Prank von Tockay
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Winger & Williams
Star
Warly
Hersey
Chase & Sanborn's
Chipe
Guainby
Kei Wwilejun
Crown Bakery
Diane
Hirry
Patterson Bunday
Pine Grove
Menger
Tiusville
Morsiing
Watter
Peake
Willins
Edmonds
Brio
Abs
Lydia
Perkins Old
City
Columbus
Tyory
Hotel Astor
M.E. Shambaugh
Ndy
Citizens National Bank
U. S. Depository For Postal Savings
J. J. Desmond
G. H. Barlow
Wm. Postlethwait
H. W. Parker
Jack Lynn
REX Theatre
Corry, Penn’a
West Ax
Oil City TruSt CO
Oil City, Pa
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