Twenty Years Ago in the Journal June 1904 Events Recap
A retrospective note recalls June 75 1904 incidents including bill posting in Hint section Yellow fever bonds totaling about $7 000 Cash losses as foreman Albert Curlburig suffers facial injuries from a flying shard and fractures while at work Columbus High School graduate Page is elected principal of Corry High School Funeral services for Henry Prazier are held with Ete Lodge members present The Colurubos township board forms Monday with Jol Hammond president James Hyll treasurer and W A Page secretary plus a solo by George R. Thomas at services for the deceased
Fragmented quiz page with scattered questions
The column shows answers to yesterday's questions with items like Mary Axiniyans and South America. It includes a date fragment November 1 1018 and garbled phrases about postage and a shortest verse. The legible facts point to a historical quiz page with misread OCR text.
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Wlorinien
Mary Axiniyans
South America
Health Car to Visit Columbus on Wednesday
Health Car stop in Columbus on Wednesday June 19 as part of a State Health Cup visit. A program of services in De announced includes Tie Weel Children’s Way observed by Columbus Grange with a noon meal. Committee members urge inquiries for information and note the Sugar Grove visit praised by the Warren Times for its reception and attractive State Health Car display.
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Children’s Way
Columbus Grange Buttiay
Bertha Loud
Ohilmany
Anks
Wiig
Iumas
Plato Sillad
Pendwickes
Wale
Rimmell Curtis
Christina Milo Christle
Washinglam
Se Cally
Hamleith
Alu Crosby
Lanett Thoumond
Maudw Priesel
Mira
NR. McGuiry
Miei
B. Armstrong
Vidi Dutton
Sugar Grove
Warren Times
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Official 101 Ranch Boy to Meet Indians and Cowboys
Readers ponder questions about horses and animal care as Corry’s Official 101 Ranch promotes a contest. The winner, the Official Gory 101 Ranch Boy, will attend the big show on June 22, enjoy the nonce house hospitality, and ride in the ble street parade with cowboys and Indians.
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Lone Bugle
Corry
Somone
Coshan
America
Clacus
Tor
Nyening
Penn
Causes and cure of gangsters by Dr Willian Hickson
Dr William Hickson of the Chicago Municipal Source analyzes 40 000 crime hats to outline a gangster profile. He links defective family background to feeble minded affectivity and claims criminals act as a business, with no remorse or emotion. He advocates screening in schools, segregation in farms, and eventual social separation for those deemed curable, while warning we may lack enough knowledge to act justly.
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Willian J. Hickson
Chicago Municipal Sour
Lem
Aviation's Greatest Need and Ford's Forecasts
A fragmented 1920s style report cites Lt flyers boasting of two capable ships and endurance attempts, following a 172 hour flight. An ami interview with Henry Ford predicts rapid aviation motor advances and demands a future where airplane engines achieve 100 percent reliability within a decade.
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Texas
Ami
Henry Ford
Ford
A Problem A Day Puzzle Text Scramble
A garbled math puzzle asks how many shingles cover a roof with stated dimensions and introns. The fragment references a solution of 16 and a prior answer of 14, plus a substitution puzzle about adding 24 in 12 and multiplying by 1 percent, with unclear attribution to Sgt L Savant.
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Gbeet Jong
L Savant
Funeral Services for Mrs. Mary Ewer
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Ewer were conducted by Ione Be Morgan at the Christ in Missionary ATHAlLe, with many relatives and friends present. Interment followed in Pine Grove cemetery. Relatives from out of town attended, including Mrs Loltov Blume and her children Warren and Charles Jwer.
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Hes
Ione Be Morgan
Christin
Athallephurel
Mary Ewwile
Hue
Corry
K.D
Pine Grove
Game of Correct English by W L Gordon
Language drill prompts reveal unclear spelling and pronunciation questions. The page presents multiple choice and fill in the blanks focusing on correct usage, pronunciation, and synonyms, with examples and daily conversation hints.
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W. L. Gordon
Wigill
Sinclair Storage Plant Project At Warren
The Singiny G1 company is erecting a large storage plant along the Sugosylvania Railroad near Warren. Construction is underway on eight storage units with crews completing the initial framework. The plant has leased ground from the New York General purpose to support the erection of the facility.
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Singiny G1 Company
Sugosylvania
West
Wayne Sivest
Warren
Ical
Turnjahimg
Conpiainy Hisy
New York
Genral Pujrond
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Wea. Page of
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Corry High School
Ghana
Henry Prazier
Helsley
Ebi
Dhy
Colurubos Township
Pebiva Hoard
Jol Hammond
James Hyll
Treasure
W. 3. Page
George R. Thomas
Columbus Grange
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J. H. Gessler
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John Donnely
Thos
Mitchell
Misslizabeth Hartlebe
R. N
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Faith Leafgreen
Mabel Dallas
Margaret Milspaw
Loretta Abbotly
M. B. Bradshaw
Mrs
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Goon
E. Doane
Conter St
Chapin’s
Jantzen
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Sweetheart
Remy Ployeed Aril
Amd
Polley
Dalanve
V. E. Phillips
North Center Street
Sinclair Plan Storage
Corry Granite & Marble Works
J. Pitt
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1St Ave
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City
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