Narrow Escape for Lineman at Youngsville
John McNair a lineman for the Penn Pylle System narrowly escaped a fall while working on a pole in Youngsville Thursday morning. He suffered burns to a toe and head injuries, with another worker burned on the hand and several wounded, some likely needing amputation. McNair was taken to Warren General Hospital and was expected to survive but remain hospitalized for some time. he home is listed as Butta, with no relatives located yet.
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Warren
John McNair
Penn
Min
Warren General Hospital
McNair
Butta
CUT IN INCOME TAX EXPLAIN
Continued from page one) Will be reduced by 25 percent. Every individual subject to income tax will receive a one fourth reduction based on the return filed before March 15. Taxpayers who paid one fourth in March must not expect full credit and to skip June. The new law prorates the credit over four installments with examples showing the $100 tax reduced to $75 and June payments. Remaining tax may be paid in two installments by September 1 and December 5. Some taxpayers paid only two fourths and will owe nothing further unless audits reveal additional tax. Others may prepay the full amount by June 26 to simplify accounts, a move favorable to the government.
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Jena
Casey
Iran
Wallona
Statement by Mr Place on Corry fund plan aims
James Place urges Corry citizens to back a savings plan for 21 of 400000 U S newsboys. He cites support from President Coolidge Edison Bryan and Harry Lauder and invites parents to Municipal Building Friday evening to hear his report. He notes banks will allow withdrawal and interest to aid the boys.
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Corry
United States
Cootidge
Thomas A. Edison
Moth
Siuned
James M. Place
Oldest Gate Notice in Witney to Oxford Route
A fragment notes Angland’s gate on the road between Witney and Oxford. A notice board dating from the time of Chartres stands in the gate, preserving a historic marker linked to ancient route signaling.
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England
Angland
Witney
Oxford
Parisian Sage Promises Dandruff Cure Advertisement
An old ad touts Parisian Sage as the sure way to abolish dandruff by destroying the germ. It claims fast, safe results for scalp health and failing hair. The note suggests asking N.FP, Ames & Go or any drug or toilet counter for Parisian Sage.
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N.fp
Ames & Go
June Antoed
Adv
Jamestown Man Struck by Pole. Back Injured in Accident
George Parker, a former employee of the Jamestown Telephone, was struck by a pol e yesterday afternoon while at work. He fell and sustained a broken back. he was removed to Jamestown General Hospital in fair condition, with reports uncertain about his immediate recovery.
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Istruck
Jamestown
Falconer
George Parker
Jarentown
Aftiernoun Wien
Yale
Mhone
Quale
Parker
Jamestons
Mostital
Greb Boxes at Olean Tonight in Exhibition Fight
Gene Tunney era or not, the report notes Greb boxing in an Olean show tonight for charity, with Frank Zenke billed as sparring partner. Greb will stay at the college to train for a future Cleveland bout as the New York State Boxing Commission granted a permit for the exhibition.
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Hin
Greli
Thay Ha
Fin
Clevelind
Seniors Entertained at Junior Senior Dance
The Gree Deagon pavilion hosted a high school Junior Senior dance with decorations and a Green Disgen Orchestra playing from nine to one. About fifty couples attended as Miles Saci Ptterson and Selor Wilk folded their week.
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Kinth
Whitels
Green Disgen
Silor Wilk
News Notes From Blue Eye June 5
June 5 notes from Blue Eye recount local residents. Mentions Charles Sands Nile One, Gust Anderon of Bear Lake, Perry Mend, Corry residents, Briges and Mend, Lyn Conneller Grover, Cake status for Charley Sand, Henry Jaquith, Vail hospital frames, Albert Henson, Albert Sandhura in Warren, Wes Charles Saurtburg, Mrs Lyn Cannell at home, Mr and Mrs WM Sandburg visiting Corry.
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Blue Eye
Charles Sands Nile
Ware
Puesty Af
Mr and Mia
Gust Anderon
Bear Lake
Perry and
Ieorke Mend
Ware Corry
Feanle
Iain Briges
George Mend
Corry
Lyn Conneller Grover
Charley Sand
Henry Jaquith
Indunt
Vail Hospital
Albert Henson
Albert Sandhura
Warren
Wes Charles Saurtburg
Spose Wertnesdy
Lyn Cannell
WM. Sandburg
Local Social Snapshots from Corry and Surroundings
Henry Jaquith is the Cory today visiting Olive Chapman of Dinbkirke at Meg and Mre. Wilma Bind by Me and Mr Clayton Bacchin were in Corry last Wednesday. Miss Hall accompanied Helen Mead and Anmm Mays to Youngsville for county examinations. Mr and Mrs Will Hurch motored to Bene Take. Mrs Charles Spencer and children of Youngsville spent a few days at the Atta home. Allis Defame is working in Corey as a carpenter. Mrs Ray DeJean and daughter Sarah were visitors in Corry last Tuesday.
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Henry Jaquith
Toad
Olive Chapman
Dinbkirke
Meg
Wilma Bind
Clayton Bacchin
Corry
Miss Hall
Helen Mead
Mm Mays
Youngsville
Po Mead
Ware
Will Borel
Spring Creek
A. O
Will Hureh
Charles Spencer
Youngsvila
Atta
Ment Allis Defame
Corey
P.K. Mead
Mr and Mrs Messinger Visit Corapen Mosnoria Day
Mr and Mrs Messinger and daughter Winifred Kuba of Cor attend Mosnoria Day at the home of Mr and Mrs Chester Grover. The gathering marks a local holiday with family greetings and social chatter.
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Stuart Messinger
Winifred Kuba
Corapent Mosnoria Day
Chester Grover
Piles Can’t Be Cured from the Outside
An old medical promo claims internal treatment for piles is the only safe cure. It touts Dr Leonhardt and a product named HEM-ROU sold by Ames & Co with a money back guarantee. The brochure promises a quick cure via a circulation remedy and urges readers to buy now.
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Leonhardt
N. TF
Ames & Go
Yanks
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