Personal Mention in North Center area visits and trips
Mrs Dora Kincald of North Center Street spent Sunday in Union City with Horolator, Mrs G Huntoh and family, Mrs Tuila Naylor and others. Several residents planned weekend trips to Shady Side, Maloy Lake, Findlay Lake, and West Smith Street, with mixed visits to relatives in Erie and Warren. Other items note Miss Colegrove’s three week vacation return home from Buffalo, Mrs Knowlton’s illness, and locals traveling to Akron, Philadelphia, and New York for events and visits.
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Dora Kincald
North Centor
Guarga Knowlton
Weat Smith Street
Miles Ly H. Plate
Erie
Mise
Marlon Colegrove
Bustidlo
Miss Colegrove
Lawrence
W. Goldgrove
Hutalo
Mev
Etmay
Corry
New York
Owl
Mal
Dawnon Olmatond
Mobert
Akron
Akrom Thay
Abitos
Hollister Rocky Mountain Health Elixir Promises Constipation Relief
A dubious tonic from Hollister and Son claims to regulate bowels, cleanse the stomach, and brighten the eyes. The ad targets women seeking “native” cures, touting benefits for complexion and digestion with poetic language and vague ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Habhith
Eyeglasses Offered With Care at Local Establishment
An advertisement urges careful attention to eyeglasses with perfect fitting spectacles available at a shop that guarantees absolute security in selection. The vendor invites inquiries and promises expert service across all departments. It emphasizes meal service as part of the offering.
Gerald Monroe Returns to Erie for Lakeside Cottage Plans
Gerald Monroe arrived in Erie after visiting his parents Amnon and the company at Bt. Charles Hotel in Atlanta City. He heads to Chautauqua Lake to supervise a cottage opening at Shermans Bay for the Nulton Corset Co. Nieces, relatives, and business ties are noted as he distances from New York City.
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Gerald Monroe
Erie
Amnonm
Eneyty
Charles Hote
Atlante City
Nd Min
Sf Kybler
Min City
Nuit
W. Bronnett
Chautauqua Lake
Shermans Bay
Battlore
Nultone Corset Company
Willim Woirtinet
York City
Me Brather
Acon Horlinge
East Plawant Stregt
Funeral of Mr Berliner in Corry
The funeral for Jacob Berliner was held from the home on Hast Monwunt street Sunday afternoon. He was buried in the Jewish Cemetery. Attending from out of town were William Berliner and Daniel Newman of New York, Mr and Mrs D. C. Taylor of New York, with Mrs Lou Beciller and daughter Marjorie of New York. Berliner moved to Corry with his father from Wellsville, New York, in 1866 and built a business. He lived in Corry since then and was active in Croaby Howe Company and the Ancient Order of Ben Beith lodge, serving as secretary. He aided in rebuilding Beth Israel synagogue in 1886 and was known for charity. His death leaves a void in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Mev
Madi
Tituuvitly
William Berliner
New York
Daniel Newman
C. Taylor
Lou Beciller
Marjorie
Jaco Berliner
Corry
IGF
Herlinut
Wellsyills
N. Ys
Jerry
Hyhan
Croaby Howe Company
Wien
Eing
Berliner
Beith
Halin
Beth Isreal
uMp Herliner
Jacob Bere
Tom
The Eternal Question in Five Parts Poem Fragment
Fragmentary lyric fragment titled The Eternal Question in five parts seems to praise a great figure and art. The text mentions Povrova and a general call to believe the wonderful potpourri, though many words are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Povrova
Organ Chimes Trax Tonight at Algobaphones
Readers are invited to an organ concert tonight featuring chimes and algobaphone renditions. The program includes varieties by Yultles with admission details and venue timing.
Exposed the Menace and The Ménace at the theatre
A film program tonight features Exposed the Menace and The Ménace with showings of Putrin, a $1,100,000 production, as the big attractions for local audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
Andy
Putrin
Mease Announces Candidacy for Commissioner Post
An announcement lists Mease seeking the office of Commissioner with a September 8 primary date. The message emphasizes eligibility, listed criteria, and the campaign's mobilization notes, urging supporters to prepare for the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tig
Try
Death of a Young Boy in West Poweriche
Albert the twelve year old son of Nira Bulleanoth Hates of West Poweriche died at Sorry Howplal Saturday evening about 9 o'clock after a brief illness. He had been ill about ten days and his condition worsened over the last few days. He was among other youngsters when his death occurred and his passing surprised his playmates. He is survived by his mother Mrs Elizabeth Holmes whose community shows sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhert
Nira
Bulleanoth
Elizabeth Holmes
Fragmentary notice on events and venues in town tonight
A fragmented item notes Mrs Vernon Castle and others planning activities tonight and tomorrow. It mentions a picture list limited to injuries and boat houses in the country, with span by positions advisory. Specific names, places, and concrete actions are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Castle Ii Patel
Wbou
Amiel
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Hmuinebs
Leon Watson Hun
Mead
Purgeson
Duoking
Charlew Nuckhardt
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Warren
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Phyadar Dhin
McMahion
Suniiny
Miran Blyveniury
Chico
Tim
N.Y
Mila Artera
Cowles Sehnnl
Murray Oliv
Olds Iya
Ninth Engineering Corps
Ee Wood
Fist
New York City
Francie Duke Toft
Philadelphia
War Department
Sonviven
Government Navy Yards
League Island
George Knapp
Gardner
Iiirle
Olson
Baul
Norfolk
Darling
Grotsler
Pittsburgh
Haary Gretsler
Avene
D. Warren LeRossy
University of Pennsylvania
Don Kingsley
Elf
Wild
Maraham
Titnaville
Frianda
Joly Pyrat
Hazel
Katharine
Mrs. Marvel
Catherine Hawt
South 4 Bireat
Citizens National Bank
U.S. Depository For Postal Savings
J. J. Desmond
Wm. Postlethwait
G.H. Barlow
H. W. Parker
Asst
Wm. Stanley
Brown Ates Corry
Wei Ba An Ue
MR. Berliner
Lyric
Rox
Gracey
Cantrat
NuBone Corset Company
Bell Phone
Indir
Minage Daly
J. B. Patterson
Maple Ave
Colonel Straw
Corporal Hose
Light Infantry
Hart Schaffner & Marks
Hart Schaiber & Marx
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