Personal mentions of local residents in Meadville and vicinity
A string of short notes records Anwtin, F. Thayer, H W PB Merritt, W. T. Babbitt, Melvin Davis, Mrs. Alex Mennies, Mrs. L. Rowe, Frank Raymond and Mary, Sey Ginetta, Max Hoones, Weeley Howard, Wicbur Cruker, Kitlinger Tott, and Mr. and Mrs. Dean of French Creek traveling, visiting, or spending time with friends and relatives in the city or nearby areas, with several returning from Buffalo, New York or Ol City for business or leisure stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Thayer
H W. PB. Merritt
Warren
Was
Alex Mennies
Trig
Thlens
L. Rowe
Dunkirk
Frank Raymond
Mary
Buffalo
Are ‘Sey Ginetta
Friands
Max Hoones
Weeley Howard
Wicbur Cruker
Ol City
Twi Kitlinger
O1 City
National Transit
Mrs
Dean
French Crook
Ayentiy
Wills Wood
New York City
Henry Murray
Burinley
W. C. Sturray
W. C. Murray
Adan Werum
Charles Worum
Carry
Warren Timus
G. B. Bennett
Cleveland
Murray Olds
Wah
Local Residents Noted in Spring Creek and City Visits
Reports detail Thomas Smilinte ill with influenza at home on West Smith Street while Prank Barry visits Brio ti, Edward Hopkins leaves for QO City to join Pennsylvania Railroad, and Mrs. Thoman Ragon with son Philp spend the day with Mrs. Ransom Mekelvey at Spring Creek. News also mentions the Barlow couple’s extended western trip via Erie, Santa Fe, and Grand Canyon routes, with return expected around April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Smilin
West Smith Stront
Barry
William Barry
South Center Atreat
Edward Hopkins
QO City
Pennsylvania, Railroad
Thoman Ragon
Ceu
Philp Ragon
Spring Creek
Ransom Mekelvey
Bertha Barton
Stoddard
Edward ‘Kinley
Church Side
G. H. Barlow
Pheasant
Erie
Airs. Barlow
Hon
Arkansas
Barlow
Grand Canyon
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
California
How to Be Rid of Chronic Dandruff
A concise advertisement explains Parisian Sage as the cure for dandruff by applying to the scalp. It promises germ destruction, healthier scalp, and improved hair vitality after a single use, claiming permanent results and widespread availability through F. Ames shi Co and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ames Shi Co
Drugeists
By All Means So Chaplin In The Rink Saturday
A fragmentary note mentions Chaplin in The Rink at the Amiel venue this Saturday. It highlights his guide or mantor skills as he moves in and out, forward and backward, tails and rises, dodges blows, and trips as pursuers seek to confront him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaplin
the Amiel
Mantor
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Corry Resident
Mrs. H L Gordon of 18 E South Street Corry testifies to kidney complaint and backache relief from Doan's Kidney Pills. She recalls initial box bought at Amos & Co. drug store delivering immediate relief, curing headaches and dizzy spells. She confirms earlier 1909 endorsement and 1915 renewal, urging readers to choose Doan's Kidney Pills as the trusted remedy from Foster Milburn Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Doan
Ned
Amos & Co
Donn
Gordon Wild
Crisis threatens Japan as Terauchi cabinet defends rule
Japan faces a political crisis as opposition accuses Count Terauchi of forming a nonpartisan cabinet in violation of the constitutional spirit. The Diet reopens with Terauchi and Foreign Minister Viscount Motono to argue defense. dissolution and new elections loom. For sale items and farm ad columns follow in the same listing, including stock and tools for sale and price notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toldo
Japan
Count Terauich
Han
Awigorous Cmpaign
Térauch
Phe Constitutional Party
Hong of Poeta
Viscount Kato
Aminister
Forozen
Fits
Hoy
Medicine Chest For Only 25 Cents
An advertisement touts a medical chest and San Oura ointment priced at 25 and 26 cents respectively. It claims instant relief for burns, scalds, cuts, bruises, ulcers, boils, and chapped skin, with refunds if not fully effective. The Thompson Medical Co promotes further items including San Cura Soap at 25 cents and asserts rapid healing and a better complexion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Oura
Thomas Downey
N. BP. Ames & Co
Hazel Dawn at Amyeel Tonight in The Mountain Maid Show
The program features Hazel Dawn in Tonight at the Amyeel with five weta and a comedy reel for the first show. An audience favorite likely to enjoy, according to the readable notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Dawn
Spectator notes amid crowded knowns and bids
Fragmentary OCR text references Knowltons Rexville and Northy areas, a 46 room establishment with furnished goods, and a city license application process noted at the Erie Court. Specific names and details are garbled, but the fragment hints at bids, prices, and permits linked to a local property or business venture.
Unclear OCR Item on Employment and Place Names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions CHaHORN placen and Buren with mont dust talbitans. No clear event or entities, leaving insufficient details for a factual summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uni
Buren
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Anwtin
Meadville
Busi
Edison
Victor
Columbia
Patha
C. H. Henderson Piano Co
N. Center St. Corry, Pe
Charles Lambing
Yong Sik Nn
Bargvara Lambing
Wmn. F. Blair
Tim of McMahon and
Blair, Grocers
Bnsiton
Arly
H.W. Schmidt
Nhompson
Chestnut Street
Mteadville Republian
Clary & Stone
J. A. Conn
All
B. M. Munn
R.D. G
Wests Awa
The
Citizens National Bank
U. S
J. J. Desmond
Postlethwait
H.W. Parker
Cashie
Heckers
Winger & Williams
E. C. Barnes
C. W. Lyons
Ream,& York Blair Brothers
Knowlton Bros
E. W. Parker
J. Byron Perkins
J. T. Blair
Blair & Co
Downey
Ream & York
Iin
Cranbi —Dattoly Wihw Chu
Knowltons
Northyp
Danve
Stu
Rex Deyille
Wright
Hell
Atte
Dane
Jon
Suwala
Waray
Oka
Ae Durenta
Oktanoms
Fiyi
Antic
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