Carnival at Chautauqua announced
Chautauqua January 20 A carnival week planned by Chautauqua Institution offers indoor amusements outdoor sports and evening entertainment. The program runs January 30 through February 6 with skating on Foster Avenue ponds and hockey and skating events possible daily depending on weather. Warm rooms and lodging arranged for Carnival Week.
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Chatauqua
Chaitauqua
Ance Wlde
Foster Avene
Chautauqua
Piano Instruction Offered by Lillian Barnea in Columbus Ave
Mian Lillian Barnea a Wilson School graduate offers piano lessons at 11 2 Columbus Avenue call 4c R aur for details
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Mian
Lillian Barnea
Wilson Piano School
Columbus Avenue
Kane Pair Bailed Free Promptly
Keane Pa January 26 Mr and Mrs Wigens Mitford and John Warner by Elifi Gley were taken to New Hebiohon at the instigation of Deputy State Mr Marshall Seddon charged with hottie implicated in the destric Hon of a Hotel. They were admitted to wait and the ball forthcoming with no effort by them. Friends in that section insist on their innocence Warner is said to be a man of affairs owning property in Clifton county and the bonds man for the three was a Classon banker.
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Ir. Warner
Atfatra
Clifton
Washington
Farlgte Liorente
Mexico
Villa
Bryan
Liorente
Department of State
Carranza
United States
State Department
Manzan Mo
Tatmpilen
State Department Fa
Keep Your Lungs Strang
Fragmentary health notice warns of lung consumption risk in the United States. It stresses early action, strong blood, and bodily resistance to combat illness and maintain work capacity. The piece mentions tonic advice, supposed remedies, and references to restorative practices.
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United States
Wien
Wire Nguylle Merk
Mupe
Siuyp Tran
Avil
Sunshine
Mamini
Accuse a Farmer as Check Forger in Odd Case
In January in Bracken County Henry J Bracken of Omaville was arrested on forgery charges with $500 bail set on each. He was committed to Awak Wheatly by Justice Nightingate. Investigators say Bracken aided Worstall of Jamison to collect insurance after a house fire by paying workers, leading to three men named Jacob Ovarpeck Willis Kilmer and Andor Purdy alleging payoffs and delays totaling about $10.
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Doyletown
Henry J. Bracken
Omaville
Iai
Worstall
Bracken
Jacob Ovarpeck
Roumanians Leaving Transylvania Amid War Mobilization
Roumanians abandon Transylvania as Russian invasion looms, with many volunteers enlisting to support the Roumanian army under a harsh wartime stance. In Albany, Dr. William H. Howe is named state medical inspector of schools by the board of regents, with a stipend of $5,000 annually. Congress debated free student aid allocations but did not approve a $262,540 agriculture bill.
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Transylvania
Bucharest
Nuny Rowag
Langary
Wholesre
Beddd
Albany
William H. Howe
Phelpa
Board of Regent
Washington
Tun
Congress
Venango's Judgeship Contest in January Sparks Heavy Talk
In Franklin Pennsylvania on January 26, reports say the hotly contested Judgeship race features several possible candidates. George Criswell is expected to seek re election while Peter Spaur Edmund Hireond and B H Osborne are named in connection with the race. John J McBridet Amber of Willaim Parker may consider running but may abstain to avoid the wet dry issue. The municipal political climate hints at factional bidding and a sharp debate over license questions as candidates brace for a fall fight.
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Frankin
Judes George 3. Criswell
Péter of. Spaur
Ol City
Q. D. Haatng
Dean
Edmund G. Hireond
Ol Olty
B. H. Osborne
John J. McBridett
Willai M. Parker
Ol Olly
Ben
Mguorhien
Ttan
Vinci tonic touted as cure for tired teachers in Alburtis
Local ad quotes Rosa M Keller of Alburtis praising Vinci tonic for sleep loss appetite and fatigue. She claims it improved her health after a week of use and encourages others to try the cod liver and iron tonic, with a money-back guarantee from C. O. Babbitt and Son druggists.
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Alburtis
Tom
Vinci
Miss Keller
C. O. Babbitt
Corry
Try a Pound of Our Coffee Gives Real Taste
A playful ad urges readers to call and try a pound of coffee sold as the best quality. It promises explanations of coffee differences and claims superior flavor without exaggeration. The message emphasizes home delivery and quick purchase.
Kent Case Is Again In Court
Tamestown Journal notes a divorce suit where Morgan B. Kent of Jamestown sues Eleanor Kent, tracing two to three years of marital trouble. A $2,500 motion to compel was heard in special term. proceedings include Dr. Luin J. Pennock’s abidavita and a Spokane examiner.
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Tamestown
Abidavita
Luin J. Pennock
Morgan B. Kent
Jamestown
Eleanor , Kent
Tusilee Pooley
Is Your Child of School Age Eye Health Issue
In the United States twenty million school children face eye defects hindering learning and about eight hundred thousand are blind. Most blindness could be prevented with annual systematic eye exams. Dr Padoll urges awareness with his "806 Me and See Better" program advertised in the Transon Bulletins, Corry, Pa, every Friday.
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Padoll
Trantion Bulletts
Corry
Confectionery Ad Describes Attractive Sweets and Prices
An ad praises a confectionery product line with emphasis on appealing taste and government compliant standards. It notes low prices and references a secret promotional offer phrasing in a retro style.
January Bargains Put Through Local Market Sale
Last week of January offers scarce but bold: boneless yacon at 160 bound, lard and sauerkraut deals, 20 cent sausage and 49 cent quart lard, coffee bargains at 22 cents, various cereals, syrup, and snacks featured. Strong names include Arbuckle, Park, Grape Nuts, and Pierce’s prescription items. Local shoppers see price cuts on staples and pantry items, with a focus on value and variety.
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Burie
Chase and Sauboms
Boston Coffee
Arlosa Cortes
Pierce
Thompson
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Kane
Thomas
Isures
T. Tampico
Venango
E. C. Breene
Criswell
Rosa M. Keller
Jane
Borden’s
Kent
Slitehtor
Boston
Buffalo
de Pennock
Spokane
Wirhs
Paver
C.J. Wood
B. Porter
West Main Street
First Avenue
Frent ‘Senar
Library Theater
Virginia Brooks
Little Lost Sister
Arthur James Pegler
Edward E. Rose
Babbitts
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