Off for coronation battleship to lead naval review
The battleship Veleware will represent the United States at the coronation review at Spithead. Departing New York at 1:20 PM, she encounters ships including the White Star Line Cele Ue and a British merchantman, as crowds cheer nearby.
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Dslaware
United States
Naval Review
New York
Veleware
United Sivton Navy
Ambrone Hance
California
Fire Island
Lin
Drandnoughte
Puzzling claim on telescope limits and perception
A fragment questions whether a telescope can surpass the naked eye for sight and understanding. The text then mocks a dealer named Cleveland Duly, suggesting confusion or satire about perception and expertise in vision aids.
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Tera
Wall Paper Borders Only From Stock Cleared Out
Inventory liquidator notes remaining wall paper borders from stock. Limited quantities offered to make room for new goods.
Five Cents A Double Roll sale offers rare papers
An advert invites readers to browse sample books for affordable papers and notes that many items may brighten a room. The offer promises selections at a low price, encouraging a purchase to complete a paper collection.
Babbitt's The Rexall Store Promotion
An advertisement notes Babbitt's Rexall Store featuring crushed strawberry sundae and arcade offerings. It promotes fresh fruit flavors and a marshmallow cream combination as a dessert option.
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Byrupa the
Local notices and ads blend in one chaotic city page
A ragged clipping from Warren area papers shows mixed notices and ads. It mentions jobs, sales, theater listings, a library program, a church school move, and local crime notes alongside summer wear, fabrics, and meat market items. It reads like a busy small town community page with many names and places.
Oil City Wins Saturday Game in Rough Clash
Corry visits Oil City as visitors take a 7 to 5 win in seven innings amid errors and strong pitching. Cuy leads the locals with solid form while Parker returns and Floyd Long shines on defense. A featured homer by Peaves and lineup shakeups mark the contest. next game plan includes Windice and new players.
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Corry
O1 City
OU Cuy
Hans
Gil Chy
Prom Neoht
Tamnlog
Peaves
Corey Croker
Liseing
Starlos
Uie
Uwitlers Sn
Floyd Long
Windice
Wigll
Sphalia
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Florisi
Main Sr
Bell
Nero
Aampla
Nero Deug Co
Warren, Pi
Babbitt’s
Rexall Store
Spring Creek
Apont Signiluy
Felynda
Clark Son
Neamt
Warren
Rlonde Jn Ugelly
Sune
Anouk
Jeu
West Wayne Street
Sieh
Sholleld
C. W. Stennatt
Cheytor Bhuiss
A. W. Stewart & Sin
Gheida
Spartaneburg
Byer
Loeil
Us Ii
Traction Agvet
Hele
Trainstereet
Mir
Linton
Tintin
Meadville
Shioino
Chicago
Trouteen Elie
Te Hoard
Heological School
Foust
Department of Agriculture
State of Pennsylvania
My Petton
Iast Vriday
Greensburg
Pelton
Uebout
Nobus
Tah Waren
Namile
Warren Times
Wayne
Regardiess
Peices
Domino
Steven Mozun
Vents
Robins
Trale
IL Coatw
Salo Prides
Robors
Toulehe
Daytona
Point Chassauqua
N.Y
Alvermry
W. Stennett & Son
Meydy Wi Smith
Alfarnuy Cochran
Aioce Houneel
Lyon
John M. Andrews
Bille Awhyn
Cochran
Lyons
Myers
Warton Times
George F Hurlbert
Shermisia House
Tamestawi
Sheldon Hall
Jamestown Touran
North East
Anc
Syelek
West- Meld
Prio
Welch
PIMNL
Thomas Brothers
Grandin Hotel
North Center Street
Belek Layin
Lal
Cour
Vedenie
Hive of Commonwealth
Sibley
Taylor Crandall Mann
Howard
T. C. Sibey
Congress
Warren Mirror
Adama Company
Bere
Lue
D. Hasbrouck
Tor
Damien Mr. Cobern
Ale Ieghony
Wisk
Cory
Fai
Covert
Wright
Ealern
Krank Q
Jong White
Stennett
Camilla
Aveouee
Antilive
Rey Meires
Willie
All the Wise
Blogeavh
Vinisah
Idikory
Seti Dice
Teidor Lave Vanstow
Beni
Savings Depuy Hen Fm Henkirk PO
Pwo Ai Vent Lateran
Oie Porson Ly
Phothas Pittalbbans
Salvation Army
Net
Washington Tre
Sint
Covey
Conia
Mies
Min Vance
Corres
North Hust
Grante Welles
Ainklus
Waihe
Orth
E. Price & Co
Warchant Tailors
Curcago
Steen’s
W.a.steen
Clothier and Gent’s Furnisher
Main St
Usher
OIL City
Pierce
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