Twenty Years Ago Unearthed From Journal Files
The column recalls a 6 to 1 win by Migvilie over Corey, a large Industrial exhibit at the Radiator building on West Washington Street, and a May Day style parade led by Mayor Alexander. It notes civic visitors, local social news, and science tidbits about Mount Wilson telescope findings and the concept of a closed universe.
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Lange
Washington Street
wWe
Mount Wilson Observatory
Culifornia
Hull
Minstein
Binntain
Miss Rowell Jewell
Ina
Mileley Jnl
Bradford Man Shot By Bandit
A Bradford man was shot by a bandit in a jewelry store yesterday. The victim, identified as a husband and local shop owner, was apparently struck after mistaking the assailant for joking. He was treated at Bradford Hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Police are reviewing the incident and seeking a suspect described as a stranger.
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Bradford
Paul Stone
Minds Wien
Alibama
Jewelre
Bradfort Houpits
Loney
Douglas
Confession of Boys Clarifies Local Thefts
Warren July 6 A group of youths confess to thefts across multiple sites in Wilton and surrounding areas. They admit to removing items from sheds and buildings including tools and minor valuables, with suspects named and police reports filed.
Spartanburg July 9 New Letters Describe Quiet Fourth
A Spartanburg area notes July Fourth with many opting for quiet family gatherings and lakeside fishing. The column lists local visitors, church activities, travel to Union City for services, a baby birth at Corry hospital, and community events including a youth Bible school supper and a stop-sign update on Main Street.
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Spartansburg
Tyne
Lupde
Layne
Ole
Les
J and Ray
James Pail
Minn
Clara
Blyauhrerkengost
Maybelle Bi
Union City
Seumon
Ldith Winans
Hilo
Warten
Nevell
Bist Bridge
Wall
Mills Alice Dietendertor
Juste Whitney
Agriculture Department
Whitney
Murdock House
Dad
Wea S
Sping Geel
Bates
GWU
Spring Creek
Byron Bates
Wayne Allens
Adriens
Post Oilivé
Allens
Josen King
Anna King
Matte Holden
Webbey Jas
RJ. McDanniel
Charles Fenoyer
Youmgaville
Gordon Clarke
William Samburg
Familly
Irvingti
Baptist Parsonage
Vacution Bible School
Parold
K. Palchen
Snd
Katerine
Patsthen'y Tuther
Miller
Baltimore
Mao
Min
RH. Pavclien
Schreckengost
Maybelle
Clyde Su
Begaie Still Glover
Brown
Chute
Trygn Gabriel
Blair
Kazim
Gabuel
Balt
L. Messenger
Messenger
Buffalo
Pishen
Corry
Cambridge Springs Man Takes Blame in Wrightsville Crash
Warren July 6 A Cambridge Springs man assumed full responsibility for a collision west of Wrightsville after his Maxwell sedan, driven by Peterson, was struck by a car owned by CHHELMusen. The accident damaged the front of the CHELMusen vehicle and involved Highway Patrolman Beck. Christengen’s car was moved to Warren. Ray Latins and daughter were noted in a pickup with travel to Detroit after the incident.
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Cambridge Springs
Wrightsville
Warren
Gverlina Sedis
Uwndhidives
Hinde
Urvine Atreet
Maxwell
Peterson
Une Wrighlyville
Chhelmusen
Oturson
Christen
Christengen
Gurnee Whee Coy
Illiterate criminals to be taught reading and writing
Reform plans propose literacy training for convicts at the Trinola penitentiaries with eight hours of schooling and four hours of practice daily. Aimed at separating first term prisoners from hardened offenders, the system would reward literacy with jobs and reform.
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Trinola
Enim
Aviator Charged In Reckless Stunt Over Newark Section
An aviator performing low altitude maneuvers over a residential area near Newark New Jersey was hauled into criminal court on charges of reckless flying and fined 50 dollars. The case notes no accident or injuries, but the act endangered the public and prompted punishment to deter similar stunts.
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Newark
1. J
Game of Correct English by W L Gordon
A compact reader segment presents questions and answers on English usage. It includes misspellings pronunciation and grammar items with short solution notes and yesterday’s answers.
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W. L. Gordon
Fragmented readers quiz from yesterday's issue
Answers to yesterday's questions list authors and facts. It identifies Benjamin Wrethtetin as author, defines coypu, asks Napoleon birthplace, names a quote about giving, asks the city for the constitutional convention, and notes L Enfant as the designer. The fragment mentions Toronto as a location.
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Eallwouth
Napoleon
Benjamin Wrethtetin
Thay
North Pole
Toronto
A Problem a Day: Cube Width and Numeric Puzzle
A garbled puzzle asks for the cube width and shows mixed numerals and operations. It presents steps like multiplying 8 and 100, then 92 1-2, multiplying by 108, and dividing to 1166.40, followed by multiplying by 100. The text appears as a flawed OCR with no clear solution.
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Sullyel Fon
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Journal
Migvilie
Corey Vests
Larnoon
Buchester
Huld Im
Hms Monve
Corryles
Uvlaings
Alexander
Don Mackenzie
Wits Wad
Rebecca
Oil City
Fleury Jensen Teayia
Detroit
Mal
RO Pilg
Litle Clark
Pauling Arts of
New York
Elizabeth Webster
Hewitt
Amos
Thayer
Shermen
T. “Babbitt
Leon ‘Satterlee
Pittsburgh
James Ransoui
Conneaut, C
Arl
Comets
Hosme Stalluan
West Chint Street
Hintystya
Yislinty
Jefferson
Irvine Station
Beenfeld
Imal
Vinston
Thie Pouriby
Tn Butt
Uber Ik
Wwelghie
BO Puuidy
Molec
Unitale
Yodaguyille Bailog Company
Lie Curliiel
Sta Luan
Davard Yucca
Sodanta Yuuniation
She Prunes
Jaherity Auites
Sparta
Orlite
Golcott
Baptist Church
J. P. Kelly
Glyndon
Laurenes Snapp
DeWitt Snassp
Laurence Guspp
Snapp
Maui
A. Richards
Phee
Zee
Beack
Gaiety Theater
New York City
Victor Melagilen
Myrna Loy
David Rollins
Roy D'Arcy
Adis
Vents
Heeyall
Service Shoe Shop & Lite
Center St
Member
Federal Reserve System
Gordon V
Smart In Design
Don
Gordon Testa
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Hoosier
Tong
R. E. Palmer Co
Corry, Pa
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