Coastline notes and town life in city vicinity
Local notes report repairs at Moreland's, a successful Goats milk market plan, a Sunday revival drive led by Billy Sunday, a Columbus Park picnic, and a police shooting incident in Jamestown area. Also listed are Elks home brick work, a funeral at St Thomas Church, and a Goats milk shipment plan from Cash Walton.
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Afrs. Bates
Liberty Street
Knight's
Columbus Park
Corry
Elks
Columbus Hake
A. Hi Sullivan
Cohuntus
Columbus
Hmdford Bro
Billy
Jamestown
Erle
Jaematown
Garland
Cash Walton
Near Here
Buffle
Walton
Titunville
Warren
Youngsville
Hotel Vanadium
Mesers Flynn and
Frauenheim
Eshees
Cambridge Springs
James Smith
Wright and
Bond Streets
Spartansburg
Titusville
Special geranium sale to clear stock
In order to make room for other stock a special sale offers regular 1.50 per dozen geraniums at 1.00 per dozen to move them quickly. Large saving also 60e per dozen. Sale begins Tuesday morning June 20 and continues until stock is gone.
Pettit Florist on Union Main Street
A. E. Pettit operates a florist shop at 310 East Main Street Union with phone line 84 and local listing 70.3. The ad highlights floral services and contact details for orders and deliveries.
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Florist
Main St. Union
Dishes Sale At Jourdet's Store Promises Deep Discounts
Morgan to sell entire stock of deluxe crockery including toilet sets and odd pieces starting Thursday at Jourdet's furniture store. Watch the store window for the biggest dish and glassware sale in Corry with patterns from $1 and up.
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Moreland
Amuseu
Morgan
Lore
Jourdet
Corry
Jourdet's
Tollet
Ael2
Joudet's
Ste
Morocco Conference Aims to Ease Franco German Tensions
Berlin reports the first Franco German Morocco conference as Ambassador Gambon visits, with Germany seeking to calm unease over the situation. The foreign office notes a mutual recognition that no real cause for discontent remains and both nations seek amicable understanding.
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Germany
Uneau
Berlin
Morocco
Aluaton
Hirld
Aimbasesador Gambon
Herryou
Kinderiin-Wwehtar
Euxigus
Foreign Office
Youth Shoots Into Crowd In Bronx Riot
Seventeen year old Peter Wick fired five shots at children in a vacant lot in the Bronx. Madeline Pox was hit twice yet saved by a corset bone stopping one bullet just above the heart. Wick was arrested.
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New York
Peter Wick
Atv
Catholic Protectory
Bronx
Madeline Pox
Wick
Fire destroys Hemengay terrace in Back Bay
A fourstory Hemengay terrace house in the Back Bay district burned yesterday. Fire escapes and adjoining homes were used by about 100 women and children to evacuate to safety. No injuries were reported. Estimated damage stands at about 120000 dollars.
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Firs
Boston
Hemengay Terrace
Back Bay
Tds& I
Music Teacher Breaks Wrist Swatting Fly
Dubuqueta reports Willard Steiner a music teacher following an injunction to swat the fly broke its wrist He will be incapacitated for at least two months and receives medical attention as a result of the incident
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North Center Street
McKeesport
Robert H. Kink
Dubuqueta
Willard Steiner
Fret canalboat arrives in Now Xe Roy
A fragment notes that the canalboat Inket arrived at Now Xe Roy on 24 1828. The text is garbled but indicates a vessel arrival in a historic locale with a single date reference.
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Caint
Xe Roy
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Airdome Theater
Elizabeth Harold Fug Picwre
Novelty Brust
Musical Camerons
Adminaton We
Wright
Journal Office
Moreland’s
Brie Times
Third
Istate
State Streets
Police Department
A. E. Pettit
Dell
Lyric Theater
Money IN the Bank
Faust
Mae
Princess
the Palms
George Patterson
North Center St
IW. A. Steen
Gents
Furnisher
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