Personal mentions from Jamestown to Erie across town
A jumbled list of local visitors and residents across towns including Buffalo, Jamestown, Warren, Corry, Conneaut Lake, and Erie. Notes mention travels to Spartansburg, Chautauqua, and Atlantic City, with several names: Mrs. Roach, Mrs. Steen, Miss Geraldine Taylor, Mr. A. Cooley, Mrs. S. Crownstein, and many others visiting relatives, attending races, or staying with friends. The excerpt reads as a social column of brief notes on daily movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Fisk
Buffalo
Tuithe
Roach
Jamestown
Guy
W. A. Steen
Erie
Woodard
Warren
Cony
Joseph Orla
St. Marys
MH. Bronk
Spartansburg
George Bosworth
Chautauqua
J. Wood
Clymer
Petia
Pranklin
Conny Friends
Ma. Gort
Columbis
Bile
Geraldine Taylor
James Lohn
Giuvar
Corry
A. Cooley
Elgin T. & Ciltford
New York City
Eile
Walter
Wiss Medias
Dloyary
Ot Crawford
Eich Core
Rickerson
Beagle
Martin Ressler
Wallon
N.Y
Mari Inc
Wester
Pisfield
Whittlesey
Harry Lord
Elin
Layon Bahtwin
Aliss Ella Wood
Conneaut Lake
Hon Winans
Spartanshure
Dy Mead
Summer Bentley
Stilltiger
Stilltiger Petuied Last Evening From A Visit In Prederlesburg
Flora Fritts
Theuaville
Williwus
Joe Shambures
I Barlow
Waren
Chester Shiss
Chiekko
Miss Johnson
Walher Miller
Visic
Tamily
Sadie Dyckes
Coloram
Mrs. Poster Darks
the Head
Ontario
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Copy From 19th Century Trade Card
An old advertisement promises Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward and endorsements from local druggists in Toledo. It cites J C Chiensey as trustworthy for 16 years and claims the remedy works by affecting the blood surfaces via a swallowed preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Td. Chendy & CO
Toledo
Kauyeny
J. Chiensy
Syttems Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Ice Supply Promises for Chautauqua Lake Season
Thomas A. Shannon assures patrons the ice supply will meet demand this season at Chautauqua Lake. He pledges to furnish ample ice as the season progresses, reinforcing confidence in the service and reliability for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Lake
Thomas A. Shannon
Prine
Bernstein Stros
West Main Street
Center Street
Corry
Boiling Points of Metals and Error Filled Notes
A historical note gives boiling points for several metals with errors in spelling and numbers. It lists aluminum at 1801 C, copper at 410 C, silicon at 2450 C, lead at 327 C, silver at 105 C, and tin at 1270 C, then includes garbled text and a mock elegy or letter content. The piece mixes data with nonsensical phrases and partial quotations.
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Bertie Alles
Hein
Florynod Ciaig and the
Ina ‘Tine
Pref Shirr
Ol City
Shirr
East Pleasant St
S. Crownstein
Olsey
East Pleasant Street
Atlantic City
Varnell
Freeport
Andry Brann
Shivers
Ipley
Bi Barlow
Findley
Lalutor
Grant
Phelps
Michigan
Phenny
Vazel
Thugh
Bessie Ishehlae
Yaylow
Alleeheny Springs
Wethia
Pitts
Unubis
Columbus
Marty Whelt
Rochester
N. Y
Hoenes
Amuse) Theater
Maurice Coxtello
Pan
Mines of
Malacca
Montenegro
Wales
Furmany
Norlal
Mide
Garmany
Nurembergs
Tomiuhy
Yeass
Crewe
United States
Apt
Holland
Lucas
Mindy
Ryory Setton
Jiemin
Wien
Garonta
C. C. Edwards
Machood
Can
Chun Hla
Guy Industrie
Dward
Nws of
Tts
London
Abe Faye Tone Nillis
Consul Wallace
Urepnylem
Ubis
Supreme Court
Henrick
New York
Tatuaings
Tewan
Liuitlee Hendrick
Oxfords
Moe Boys
Crossett
Cohen
New Orland
Ploubiia
Catrall
Bernstein Brothers
Objakany Cooper
Spring Needle Union