Fireworks ban may be voted by Pa legislature
Brig, July 25 Fireworks sales may be banned statewide as the Pennsylvania legislature convenes in Havela burg. Governor George H Earle calls a special session to address bans after several hundred injuries on July 4 including more than 100 in Erie county. Also on the call is defining county responsibility for indigent medical care and extending the state tax penalty.
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Penna Wins Air Mail Award in National Week Ceremony
Pennsylvania failed to win the National Gradlak Trophy in the Marlin Air Mail Week May 15 21. Joseph F Gallagher Philadelphia postmaster and state chairman announced the state’s nonaward while Charles P Graddik Air Mail Service superintendent donated the trophy. The article notes measurements and materials for a display and mentions parchment and Turkey Morocco leather. Los Angeles Pasadena area reports 2202 horses in a dense population of horses and 1404 livery annuals with 793 horses.
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National Air Mail Week
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Final Week For Motor Car Inspection in Pa
Corry officials warn that the final week for Pennsylvania car inspections is underway with next Sunday’s deadline looming. Grover Kile notes hundreds remain uninspected in Corry and surrounding areas and no extension will be granted. Station owners urge prompt action to avoid last minute congestion and potential fines or car impoundment.
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Characteristics of Alligator Pear Described in Weekly
The avocado or alligator pear is noted for three traits. It has high protein and dry matter content, ripeness can only be judged by lab oil tests, and its heavy fruit can cause trees to collapse under the weight of fruit.
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San Cura antiseptic promotes quick healing for minor wounds
An old advertisement urges immediate antiseptic care for small wounds and burns. It touts SAN-CURA OINTMENT to relieve pain and speed healing, with Medicated SAN-CURA Soup suggested for pre and post cleansing. The copy emphasizes safety against infection and recommends buying at drug stores.
Voice of the People Attacks Lack of Paid Vacations
The Corry letter writer laments many local workers lack paid vacation and urges employers to grant it without prompting. He argues vacations refresh staff, boost morale, and improve work, asking employers to consider workers and provide extra pay envelopes willingly.
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Surf Life Saving Guards Save Thousands Over 30 Years
Over 30 years Australia’s unpaid surf life saving guards have saved more than 35,707 lives, averaging over 1,000 a year. In that period only 14 people drowned on beaches patrolled by the Surf Life Saving Association.
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Fire destroys Seneca Lumber mill in Warren
Warren July 24 Fire discovered shortly after two o clock Saturday morning destroyed the Seneca Lumber Company mill on the South Side between United Avenue and Oneida Avenue near the Pennsylvania right of way. Estimated losses run around 101000 with the building described as old and rapidly burning. Fire Chief Douglas G Kept and several firefighters suffered or received minor burns.
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Lester Nero
Kropf
Over 100 from Corry attend Celoron outing
More than a hundred residents from Corry joined the Corry Day outing at Celoron on Chautauqua Lake yesterday afternoon. Families enjoyed park entertainments and dinners, with all attendees reporting a most enjoyable time.
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Boy Drowns In French Creek Near Cochranton
In Meadville July 25 Lawrence Paul Dale ten died after drowning in French Creek two miles south of Cochranton near his home on Nickel Plate road. His 14 year old cousin escaped with rescue efforts failing to revive him. George Dale Jr. of Greenville and Willand Dale, a year old, were involved in the incident with aid from relatives.
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Progressive Club and others face liquor license hearings
Six Bradford establishments including the Progressive Republican Club and Bay State Hotel appeared before State Liquor Board Examiner Edavind Mc Kenna in the courthouse on Friday. Hearings cited appeals and issues prompting potential license actions, with Examiner McKenna's recommendations to the board to follow.
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Bradford
UC Medical School selects first 12 for venereal disease control courses
Acting under a special grant of 12000 from the state department of public health, the Medical school of the University of California has chosen its first of twelve medical students to receive postgraduate training in venereal disease control.
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Erie Attorney to Marry Well Known Here
Prominent Erie attorney George Gerald Stout plans marriage to Miss Gladys Beatrice Magann of Washington DC. The bride-elect is daughter of Mr and Mrs John Edward Magann of Amesherst Virginia. Stout is son of Mr and Mrs G W J Stout of West 10th Street. The ceremony will be held Saturday August 12 at Holy Trinity Church in Washington DC with Rev Arthur A O Leary, Georgetown University president, officiating.
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Georgetown University
Passenger rail fares rise on eastern lines in midnight switch
Passenger coach rates on eastern railroads advanced to two and a half cents while the prior rate stood at two cents. The change took effect at midnight after days of ticket office confusion over acceptance of pre change purchases. The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized the increase and ruled tickets bought prior to the rate increase must be honored.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
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