Oil City boy to recover after operation
William Callahan of Oil City underwent surgery with Dr Steele and Puleburzh and is improving rapidly. His mother and father, Mr and Mrs F. Malehan, will return with him on the 6:20 train and he is expected to be cast for about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
William Callahan
Times
Aly Jasper
West End Path
Steele Et Puleburzh
Ana
F. Malehan
Ian
Get to the Blood to Banishing Eczema Drug Claim
An advertisement touts ocean water based treatment claiming to cure skin eruptions by boosting blood health. It urges readers to use alkaline minerals, deep sea water and a Newark laboratory product, citing a Dr Thomas Dnigney for the promised relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Lo Isterial
Todey
Thomas Dnigney
Recital Friday Evening Features Three Two Piano Pieces
Master Richard Reynalds is confined to his East Washington home with an illness. A highway patrol arrest led to a fine for overloading a motor truck. a Columbus man paid $10 and costs before Justice Brazee. Brooks Memorial Hospital reports a skull fracture from a recent collision. the wife survived with minor injuries and their son was unharmed. local notices mention postmaster Harold Loving’s promotion to second class effective July 1 and a steady post office business increase, with figures cited for past year growth and regulatory context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Reynalds
East
Washington
Arust
BH. A. Strayer
J. H. Parnum
Columbus
Justice Brazee
Youngstie
Farnin
Columbi Bell
Superior Dry Cleaning Co
Steve Hammernicky
Bay Winie Street
Brooks Memorial Hospital Siftering
Rom & Poe
Mary
Florian
Sheeley’s
East Main Street
Harold D Loving
St Inesville
Paroled Allegheny County inmate returns home
James Warren Didkert, released after a year plus three months in county jail and earlier jailed for burglary and larceny, arrived home. Sheriff Grosch notes the man plans to reform, despite a past tied to the Allegheny County workhouse sentence set for September 15, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Butster
Will J. Wilcox
Warren—Jay Didkert
Allegheny County
Grosch
California
Clyde D. Wilcox
Edwiquin
Jamestown
Jamestowns
Sianche
Woodford
Miks Woodfard
Estill
Parker
Elie
Foyelgi Ware
Wes
Guehalt
Gil Wight
A. Powell
A. Palmer
Wayne Treet
Wayne Street
Big Circus Plans July 8 Tent in City
A large circus touring act announces its arrival in the city on July 8, featuring the 101 Ranch and Miller Brothers show with 1100 people and 18 acres. A parade is planned with horsemen, elephants, camels, buffalo, and Cossack riders, promising the largest parade in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mso
101 Ranch
Oklahoma
Clyde J. Willard
Miller Brothers
Fit
Fnsi
Farade
Mr. Willard
Clyde's
Markets in Dull Trading Amid Steady Pork and Butter Prices
Market notes show dull and steady activity across sections. Pork and lard hold firm while poultry and eggs face regulation and price shifts. butter remains firm with mixed regional quotes for white and brown dairy fats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capans LIV Geise
Dubles Purkeys Laces
State. Wholy Milk
Younis
Remarkable Woman Alehivon Hs Wie Headlines World
Atchison Globe notes a remarkable woman who never fainted or had hysterics and often supports her husband by standing by him. The piece highlights her steady demeanor and resilience in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alehivon Hs
Atchison Globe
Long Distance Rural Carriers Travel Distances
Rural mail carriers employed by the United States Post Office cover vast distances in daily rounds. At an estimated five dollars, averages reach about 1,173,473 miles in recourse across small country districts.
First suspension bridge built in Qumerien era near Schenectady
The initial wooden suspension bridge spanned the Moluws river at Schenectady New York between 1805 and 180% by Theodore Burr, noted as the brother of Adven Bury St ue Serndows ba 1873.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qumerien
Waa
Moluws River
Schenectady
Theodore Burr
Adven Bury St Ue Serndows
Farm Bill Passes in Senate Despite Amendments
In Washington on June 2 the Senate approved the amendments to the farm bill including a 75 million dollar aid allocation for cotton producers and related adjustments. Oregon Senator McNary led opposition to certain provisions as farm interests supported the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hagen
Senate Legil
Sastir McNary
Oregon
Asain
Adopteil
Housing bill approved amid wartime funding shifts
Report notes approval of a housing bill linked to a military program with large funding figures. Mentions a planned army housing initiative and adjustments to projected costs including amounts around 4.92 million dollars and 470 thousand dollars. Indicates delays and final authorization pending further steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Washington
Marble Cleaning Process From Frayed Inks To Shiny Surface
Dissolve a large handful of wash ing sida in a pint of boiling water and stir until dissolved. Apply the mixture to the marble surface and rub with a soft cloth to soften stains before rinsing and polishing with a soft cloth.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wing-Willi Meats & Groceries
North East
Larse
Eczema
Kool Toys
Enwyirth
Beatenstraw Park
Dorothy Waller
Archer Lo Dslingh
Biwele
Stanke
Pultasutawney
Punsutawney
National Bank
Vidley U
Erineeh
Fintay
Lanston’s
Sips
Modern Dames Claty
Nash Suilts
Leen Ilivered
Greely
Ryze
Wiggetd
Fen Agent Fur Sales
Sethe
Debi Isiss
Alge
Greece
Suptax Sahyr Spor S.e—Phuts
Mowers
Yeyeriblen
Yedurd Jaéel
Eiderkin Farm
Eset Mill Street
Lmarrisbure
Youngsvil
Wow Shidders
Tower Brothers
Warren
Lewin
Power Brothers
Kodak Films
Brooks Studio
Center St
Glen Fraylearth
Lorem
Gleare
Hrokey Cable
Ile
Gmk
Yreman
Boyd Spencer
Corr
Tne Eaatt
Dowmez
Fivery Gamera
the Brooks Studio
BIG Circus
City
Sam Jacobson & Co
The
One Brice Clothiers
Corry, Penna
Solld
United Press
Umea
Augias
Julie
Vision Dollar
Mexico
Salem
Barlow Hardware Co