Buried Loot Found by Boy Thieves in Bradford
A local Bradford report notes a boy identified as the son of Mr and Mrs Metatyre found buried loot. A car driver named C M Best of Bikhnott Truck Co. was involved and the boy died at arrival.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1920
Page
6
A local Bradford report notes a boy identified as the son of Mr and Mrs Metatyre found buried loot. A car driver named C M Best of Bikhnott Truck Co. was involved and the boy died at arrival.
Erie, July 28. J. W. Aescott Co of Detroit, operators of motor vehicles, completed arrangements to ship cars by boat to Erie within the next few days. The plan calls for larger service to meet growing demand as boats depart from Detroit for Erie.
Three men arrested Monday by Conateble Maunagan of the Buts ward will have hearing Friday morning to decide whether or not it is lawful to sell Hoar dewn without a license. Arrested trio charged with selling spirituous liquors in violation of the Brooks net.
Paul Drosay narrates his European travel notes from Denmark to Italy. He discusses fishing off Porpoises and sharks, plans to travel to Paris by train via Germany, and potential routes by boat. He mentions meeting the American consul and awaiting travel possibilities with the channel, dated May 14 in Aarhus Denmark.
Singer Sewing Machines offered by R. E. Palmer Company at 10 Main St Gammy Pa. Advertising claims emphasize lifetime service and best value with one grade of machine, the Bert grade, priced to beat rivals. Free trial suggested to customers.
A fragmented message describes plans to travel by train from a German port to Aubera and Frauro, with possible boat travel to England and onward to Anrtis. The writer notes clothing and food cheaper abroad, mentions automoblys, and hopes for arrival soon with best wishes to family at home.
A magazine excerpt describes women across towns who fund annual cures by gathering roots and herbs and using recipes from pioneer mothers. It notes the plant remedies are widespread and their practice is household dependent and popular.
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