News Letter of Interest from State Hatchery
State Hatchery readers note a long community list of visitors and guests from Cambridge Springs Sherman and Corry, with families and relatives spending Sundays at the Thomsons and Sweet households. Local sightings include Bulfords returning with grandparents, graduation at Carry High, and trips to Buffalo amid flu recoveries and travel woes.
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State Hatchery
Glenn Eldred
Homer
Leslie Bufard
Joy
Miss Joy
Cambridge Springs
Harland Thomson
Neil
Frank Sweet
Gon Clinton
Ids
Sherman
Harold Sweet
Dan Houser
Bilth
Grace
Spencer
Buffalo
Mr Martin Tells What Wonderful Ointment San Cura
A promotional note claims Mr Martin praises San Cura Ointment for cuts burns bruises and skin issues and mentions San Cura Soup antiseptic wash. It lists a Boston company contact and urges readers to try the product and its antiseptic benefits.
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Lompany
Joie de Mart
Muveland
Ohio
San Cra
Forests and Cold: Study on Tree Cover and Climate
A fragmented note suggests a link between forest cover and cold conditions, mentioning trees, weather, and a country. The text references a hill area and mentions acts of passing ends and icy implications, though details are unclear.
Financial News Notes Advances in Navy Gas Prices
United States Navy gas prices saw a slight shift with a 1-2 cent rise per gallon to 25.90 in some markets. Tank wagon rates increased by one cent amid broader fuel cost movements.
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Standard OW Co
United States Navy
Wester Union Telegraph Company April income rises slightly
The Wester Union Telegraph Company reports gross income for April of 10 929 380 dollars, up from 10 915 702 dollars in April 1927. Operating income fell to 1 289 455 dollars from 1 415 025 dollars. First quarter gross revenues reach 42 483 265 dollars, vs 42 241 059 dollars a year earlier.
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Wester Union Telegraph Company
Incomte
Heflin Plans Houston Visit To Attend Democratic Convention
Washington report says Senator Thomas Heflin, prominent in the Gay Smith faction, will attend the Houston convention as a guest of the party. He aims to influence the platform and oppose Governor Alfred E. Stith of New York for president, and plans to participate actively rather than merely observe.
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Vated Fress
Washington
Thomas Hein
Democratic Party
Houston
Heflin
Alfred 3. Stith
New York
Experience Teachers While Experience The Greatest Teacher
The fragment references teachers and experience as a key lesson, noting unusually young educators and a reference to a Globe publication. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable names to form a concrete news item.
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Eileen
Atelltog Globe
Classified Advertising Directory Listings For Readers Needs
The text outlines classified ad guidelines and categories from a historic newspaper, detailing how ads should be prepared, edited, and charged. It lists sections like Announcements, Automotive, Business Service, Employment, Livestock, Merchandise, Rooms and Board, Real Estate, and Legal Notices, with example entries and policy notes on rates and insertion terms.
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Plrcose
Rome
Embezzler Sentenced in Braddock Bank Case
Harry G. Shallenbergen of North Braddoule Pa was sentenced by Judge Joseph M. Searingen to one year in the Allegheny county Workhouse for embezzling 26,000 from the State Bank of Braddock where he worked as a teller.
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United Press
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Allegheny County
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Northvilal Nobiley Tract Draws Suspicions Undone
A garbled report hints at a tense confrontation involving Northville and a figure named Nobile as tensions rise over land and permissions. Messages imply speculation of a coup and violence, with witnesses noting dangerous chatter and unclear grants. Authorities investigate amid confusion, urging calm.
Pittsburg Losses Compile Amid Annual JAW 0 Dr Win
A garbled Pittsburg item notes an annual event with references to Dr Win and emeritus status, mentioning a ceremonial or scholarly gathering. The readable parts indicate a formal occasion tied to a university or college setting with a principal or lead figure.
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