Political rancor and party fault lines in a fragile government
A garbled fragment discusses Wilson era politics, Republican majorities, and 1920s national aims. It references administration, party unity, and the struggle between old guards and reform, noting threats to government stability and the impact on policy direction.
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Hwonkress
Senten
Fragmented political opinion amid GOP faction turmoil
A distressed political column laments the Old Guard defeated and Mrs Harding's surrender to superior force. It argues the Administration has no strong leadership and rests on narrow interests. It warns only a decisive leadership could avert further factional collapse and wreckage.
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Harding
Iesuene
Marcy
Roosevelt
Wilsom
Wilson
Carbon Monoxide Fatal to Johnsonburg Man
Ridgway January 0 John Platazie a Johnsonburg man died in Elk County General Hospital after being overcome by fumes from a partially burned rural gas heater while sleeping Thursday afternoon. Found unconscious in bed by Mrs Snyder, he was rushed to hospital but died without regaining consciousness. The incident highlighted the danger of carbon monoxide gas.
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Ridgway
John Platazie
Elk County General Hospital
Platazic
Joseph Snyder
Mra. Snyder
Warnick
Plataxic
Dunkirk hospital could be forced to close
Dunkirk Memorial Hospital founded twenty years ago by an endowment from Horatio Brooks, founder of the Brooks Locomotive plan, may have to shut within sixty days unless a financial aid plan is found. Board head H. Bilars announced the warning after a public meeting Friday night discussed possible help.
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Dunkirk
Jan. Brooks Memorial Hospital
Horatio Brooks
Brooks Locomotive Plan
Sloan's Liniment Offers Warmth for Sore Joints
A vintage notice promotes Sloan's Liniment as relief for stiff joints and muscle aches. It claims soothing warmth eases rheumatism sciatica neuralgia strains and related pains and advises asking neighbors for the product.
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Sloan
Erie Eyes Hot Campaign For Congress And Assembly
Local observers predict a spirited race in the Erie Crawford district as May primaries edge closer. Names floated for Congress include Miller Shreve seeking a third term, Rossiter, Sobel, Firman, and Maibach. Assembly hopefuls include Mayor Ly Alexander of Corry and incumbents Schilling, Craig, and others seeking reelection amid forthcoming apportionment changes.
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Tan
Congress
Crawford
Congressional Post
Milter Shreve
Washington
Y) Rossiter
Williamy Starry
Tescore
Ly Alexander
Corry
Heine
Oithers
Joseph L Schilling
J. R. Craig
Mother Rescues Seven Children From Burning Home
Jan. 30 Kane January report details Mrs Samuel Jaylor rescuing her seven children from a fire that destroyed the Warren and Ridgway road home near Nansen. With husband away and no help nearby she entered the flames multiple times to save each child, sustaining severe burns as the house and contents burned completely.
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Ida
Nansen
Warren
Samuel Jaylor
Philadelphia Woman Credits Taniac for Restored Health
Mrs. Mary McLaughlin of 2510 North Lee Street Philadelphia testifies that five years ago Taniac revived her strength and energy after severe anemia weight loss insomnia and constipation. She reports rapid improvement appetite digestion and notable weight gain and says she has felt healthy ever since with the product sold locally by Ames & Co and other druggists.
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Taniac
Mary McLaughlin
North Lee St
Philadelphia
Mae
Momitus
Tanlae
Corry
No P Ames and Co
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