Health on the Roof and Stage Fright in New York
A collage of notes on Guili Garcia walking the roof for health and a visit to a New York hotel. The piece links rooftop exercise to voice health and beauty benefits, then shifts to Martha Miller’s Africa hunting tale and a reflection on stage fright. It closes with a quip on diamonds and old-time leisure.
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GuiliGarci
New York
Jin
Pote
Iyorld
Kentth
MiCurei
Woman Recovers After Two Years of Ill Health
Medina New York woman describes a long illness with nervous exhaustion and drastic weight loss. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports improvement, saying her strength returns and she feels much better. She previously weighed down by fatigue and dizziness, now notes renewed energy.
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Medina
New York
Buffalo
Lydia
Pinkham
Twenties Years Ago Weather and Local Notices Chronicle
A fragmented 1908 column recalls weather disturbances and cosmic perturbations affecting the earth. Mentions include the Chavtaniun Reading Circle with N S Fulwelller at Franklin Street, a charter notice for Dirlow Hardware Co sold to Barlow Hardware Co, and local social notes. Also notes on Edith My Jones suing PanAmero Exposition and a Mayville trial, plus a Baptist marriage at Rev A Le Warren's home between Carolyn Hall and Alexander Steinfield.
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A. le Warren
T O'Elogh
Carolyn A. Hall
Ediar A. Hall
City
Alesander Steinfield
Wheeling
W. Vi
Fragmented Transcribed Rumors From a Distant Page
A garbled OCR style excerpt mentions Tom Sims on Kansas and a man with two wives in a house, rent concerns in the capital area, and odd notes about square feet and squarceads. It references France building a gun, Dempsey negotiations, beer songs, and various humorous or fragmented lines about elections and marriages. The text is a collage of unrelated items and phrases with no clear coherent event.
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Kansas
Capitol
Washington
Rio
France
Dempsey
Wxpuxilikt
Amy
Florida
New Hampshire
Kalamazoo
Mich
Wounded veterans urge peace movement after war
Wounded World War I veterans call for a strong peace initiative urging international cooperation and a Geneva conference to settle world tensions. They argue the public mood favors peace and that veterans who sacrificed health deserve leadership in shaping a lasting settlement.
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Pragh
Geneva
Switzerland
Ohio masked killer bill targets first degree murder
An Ohio legislature bill proposes charging a first degree man accused of killing another while committing a felony against a masked person. Supporters deny targeting any single group while noting many laws aim to curb unlawful behavior by masked individuals. The Missionary Society at St Pauls Lutheran Church has been postponed for a week due to flies.
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Ohio
Itvis
Missionary Society
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Special Meeting at Army Citadel in Corry
A special meeting at the Salvation Army Citadel corner Park and Washington Streets in Corry is set for Wednesday at 1 45 Captain Rouly of the Pittsburgh Divisional Home Service Department will speak Special singing by the Singing Brigade and the Corry S A String Band will provide music A real welcome awaits all and an invitation is extended Sealed proposals will be recalled by the city of Corry for a motorized fire truck and equipment with bids due by February 1924 at 8 p m accompanied by a certified check of 40 to assure contract entry Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids Supt Public Property City of Corry
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Salvation Army
City of
Corry
Too Many Flu and Pneumonia Cases in Corry
Local notice warns of high flu and pneumonia rates in Corry. An advertisement promotes waterproof footwear and shoe repair services claiming low prices and complete family ranges, from infant to grandfather, with emphasis on waterproof leather and savings.
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Corry
Raids by Dunkirk Authorities Drink and Disorder Incident
In Dunkirk police led by Chief Warren and Sheriff Gowsere with officers executing warrants raided venues on a Saturday night. At Sam San Georgela on East Third Street they found hidden partygoers who fled. Kaiyt Front Street yielded little, while a room at Henton reportedly contained wine and beer not tied to a hotel. Mrs Wagnerr claimed the beverages had been there since she occupied the room.
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Dunrukk
Warren
Fader
Gowsere
Faye
Sam San Georgela Place
East Third Street
Yiarty
Jake Wagery
Kaiyt Front Street
Wagnerr
Pli
Oil Creek News Items Briefly Update Local Folks
Incomplete local notes report several residents with family events and visits. May Whiteley returns to Harry Su slay evening. Harold Abolage of Morty and Mrs Allene Jones visit Cambridge Springs. extended family weekends with Paul Koffertin and Mattie Logan visits Beasie Lucey. Anora James Watson reports busier week ahead.
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Greek Road
Exsus May Whiteley
Harry Suslay
Grip
Mya
Harold Abolage
Morty
Allene Jones
Olaf Joren
Cambridge Springs
Wilthan Gray
Clayton Rounds
Merle Wrighy
F Corry
Paul Koffertin
Fytin
Mattie Logan
Beasie Lucey
Clement Wilson
Frew Sporary
Warren
Mea
Wisons
Anora James Watson
Corry Woman Praises Doan's Kidney Pills for Back Pain
Mrs. Thus Sailos of 105 W Washington St reports severe back pain and kidney discomfort eased by Doan's Kidney Pills. She describes sharp pains when bending, dizzy spells, blurred vision, and relief after using the product from Ames & Co Drugstore.
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Corry
Sailos
Washingtont Street
Doan
Ames & Co
Insane man terrorizes woodcutters camp
John Olean a local woodcutter described as insane rampaged through a camp near Made Wek, broke free from restraints, and was subdued with ropes. He claimed to be pursued by someone wanting to kill him and was later taken to a county jail for safety, with possible transfer to Warren State Hospital.
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Kane
John Olean
Blaviely Woodeutler
Tony Zonnck
Made Wek
Fouk Qilua
Kann
Kingun
I Hse Olwida
Somedni
Councy Commissioners
Warren
Notice of Fast Church Street Sewer Bond Redemption
Bond No 1235 Corry Pennsylvania is called for redemption. Interest costs after January. district 123. Payment due at the office of the City Treasurer Municipal Building Corry PA.
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Church Street
Corry
Youths Body Carried Three Miles by Train
A youth named Jai Dubois was struck and dragged by a freight train near Levnarel station in Clearfield County. The body of the victim was carried at least three miles to Mineral Springs before being found by the train crew and later moved to Woodward station for burial preparations.
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Dubois
Jai
Jeterson
Ham
Penn
Levnarel
Howe
Mineral Springs
Trai
Thie Wood
Clearfield
Ilentieaton
Mc Mullen
Annanise Ui
Youths Held On Serious Charge
Three youths were arrested after an alleged incident at a school in Bretonia Tech School area. Police and state troopers pursued a lead and recovered a weapon near a building. The youths, aged 1 and 28 in the text, were taken to police headquarters for questioning. The investigation continues with court dates forthcoming.
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Thedonia
Bretonia Tech Schoo Iil
Ponplanand
Chied Ve
Alovle
Walter Adaine Hall
Jendine
Rosea
Witel
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Cony Evening Journal
West Bouth Spot
Orry, Pa
Colegroy
Misa Martha Miller
Africa
Miller
Mr.Cone
Finner
U.S
England
Stors
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Fogler
Merguey
N.S. Fulweller
Pranklin Street
Dirlow Hardware Co, Limited
Havs
Barlow Flardware Co
Mx. Watterson
Hig City
Meadville
Mre
Edith My Jones
Brocton
PanAmerosin Exposition Company
Add Struth Suw Welly & Go
Warren, Pa
Leeauke
Pan American Tire
Maywile
Tom Sims
Army Citadel
R. Morick Shoe Store & Shoe Repairing
Genter St Bell
Dunkirk
J. A. Lanston
Congoleum
N. Center St
Bell
Pree
Chile
Cialing
Umsimness
Ridgway
St Marys
Flickinger
Coceri
Warren Savings Bank and Trust Company
Warren Savings Bank & Trust Company
Warren Pa
Bose
Postum Cereal Company,, Incorporated
Battle Creek, Michigan
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