Turmoil at Tasetown Works Traps Workers. One Dead
A disastrous collapse at a Tasetown grinding plant traped Jam Holmany 87, killed him, injuring Jobrinon and Sam Morelli among others. Rescue teams freed Holmany after minutes under tonnage, with Penns Wor and others ill from dust. Roof girders bent, blower pipe heavy machinery toppled, exact cause undetermined. Several workers treated and released. rescue ongoing for others.
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Lawrence ‘Holmany
Jobrinon
Wic
Rae
Jobnet
Jobasoh
Y Jen
Holgan
Johson
Sam Morelli
Nicholas Penns
Holmannifolmsin
Ont Attarnit
Holmaié Veck
Corry Sealed Proposals For Fire Station No 3 and No 2 Works
Sealed proposals for furnishing all labor and materials for the Fire Department Building to be known as Fire Station No 3 and for Fire Station No 2 will be received by the City of Corry Pennsylvania. Bids must be filed in the City Clerk's office by a specified date in 1924 with a certified check. Bids require separate proposals for plumbing electrical and general work as per plans by ALP Mount Architect and on file in the Municipal Building.
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Gealey
Corry
Penn
Bulgaria
Jast Washington Street
Center Street
Maple Avenue
Oni Ward
Pennsylvania
Alp
Mount
Fotrd
Cty
Glee Av Hiv
Nts Br
Pius Mundred
Metallirys de
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Story
A Clinton Wisconsin mother recalls her daughter’s weak irritable condition and how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped restore health and cheer. She urges other mothers to try the remedy for their growing girls noting personal use and favorable outcomes.
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Clinton
Wisconsin
Mra
Barn Fire Claims Several Animals in Jamestown
Jamestown firefighters battled a blaze at 1185 Lafayette Street around 1 30 a m The barn owned by Sam Pollard burned rapidly and protected by a weathered structure The fire drove hot embers into the stall area where horses and cattle were trapped Their cries were heard as flames overwhelmed the interior The barn was insured but the livestock were not confirmed dead.
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Jamestown
Safayette Street
Polite
Sam Pollard
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound for Grey Hair
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home remedy to darken gray hair. It claims instant coverage by evening and a youthful, glossy look after one or two applications, sold as a ready to use product in stores.
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Little East
Wyeth
January clearance sale amid low prices on dresses and accessories
Readable ad fragment shows a January clearance with dress prices as low as 1.95 and 1.50 for ladies items. Mentions reductions across multiple items including dresses and suits with references to unions and reduced to prices, though many words are garbled. The ad implies widespread markdowns and a sale atmosphere.
Special Prices on Domestics and More
Domestic goods advertised at SEIRTS feature price cuts under a special offer. The notice highlights discounts on textiles and related items, inviting shoppers to visit the store for favorable deals and seasonably priced merchandise.
On the Air Tonight station lineup across major cities
A sweeping list of radio stations including WSB Atlanta WGR Buffalo KYW Chicago WLI Cincinnati WFAA Dallas WOC Davenport WWJ Detroit WBAP Fort Worth and many others. The schedule notes hourly programs from news weather music to talks and dramatic readings with multiple times and featured hosts across networks.
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Atlanta
Bualo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Dallas
Davenport
Detroit
WBAP
Fort Worth
PWK
Havana
AVDAF
Kansas City
Lockport
Lou Angele
CFGA
Toronto
KDKA
Pitsburg
Malaburta
Mailford Aitte
Schenectady
York
Philadelphina
Wis
New York
Duadelphia
Newark
Washington
Fragmentary Local Notice Yields Little Readable Detail
The readable text is fragmentary and offers few concrete facts. It hints at a local notice but provides no names, dates, places, or actions to summarize into a full news item.
Frat Free Speech Rally Sparks Unexpected Reactions
A fragmented report describes a university fraternity staging a free speech event that drew mixed reactions from students and faculty. Organizers claimed the gathering upheld academic freedom while critics warned of potential disruption on campus.
Fragmentary note signals a cryptic call to action
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a call and a time, with garbled names and phrases. The readable portion hints at a planned event or message but lacks coherent details. Entities and specifics are indiscernible, leaving only a vague reference to a sign and a call.
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Tamestown
Hb. Rowe
West Smith Street
Marconi
Idek
South Shore
Grant Street
North East
Rythiax
Leo Cutting
Columbus
Lydia E. Pinkham
Poand
Jane Eately
Varrey
Canton
Cocba
Tricotham
Biack
Navy
Crown
Indies Union Yee
AON
Ladliea
Gori
Wit Volare
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Cardavan
Valiy
Bose
al Children
Dbo Hose
Blagk
Sec
Loclegood
Cohen
Whit
North Center St
Ny Broadcasting England
Boston
WGI
Aluailion
WOR
WAL
WGR
Wgypavor
Big Brother Am
WGL
WBZ
Perview
Ftom New York Federation of Churches
WEAF
WJZ
WIP
High School Glee Club
WOT
Kaybes
WCAE
New England Homestead
WDAR
WEAI
WGY
WIZ
EKDKA
Smale Quartet
WRZ
Cote Cert
GICA
Melontures
EDIGA
Polita Hand
Wear
WCAI
WTAE
EDICA
KYW
WSB
KSD
WOL
National Opera Company of America
Flying Dutchman
WLAO
WRAY
Ignaly
WLAG
KOKA
Lady Wildemore
WLW
Priday
Nighthawley
WDAF
Freckles
Granpa
BY Blobser
Pas Hardware Plumbing
Moe
Epusne
Says
Phy
Marge
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