Mass meeting to spark Corry progress urged at high school
A mass meeting at Corry High School auditorium next Tuesday aims to unite citizens in forming a civic association. J LeRoy Tope will visit to assess conditions and speak, as locals push for city improvement, sanitation study, new factories, better streets, parks, and stronger education. The effort calls for inclusive participation across all ages and trades.
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Colry
Chamber of Commerce
Corry
J. LeRoy Tope
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Bette
C Hon
Fonele
M Kréll
Cleveland
Tribute to Nebraskans and the progressive spirit
The speaker extols the progressive spirit as the nation’s guiding force. He recalls old terms used for reformers and asserts that the true American ideal will shine in history alongside Jefferson, Jackson, and William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska. The tribute emphasizes enduring ideals over minor political disagreements.
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Ryan
Jeferson and Jackson
William Jennings Aryan
Nebraska
Clark Leads as Democrats Decide in Baltimore Convention
Baltimore on June 28 reports show Clark maintaining a lead with delegates urged to vote per instructions. James A Reed of Missouri predicts Clark will be nominated today with expected votes from Pennsylvania and North Carolina, Delaware. New York delegates plan a three o clock caucus in the Armory to cast their ninety votes on the second ballot.
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Baltimore
Clark
Clarke
Hong
Benitzor James A. Reed
Miswour
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Delaware
New York
Freckles vanish with Otbinedouble strength drug
An advertisement touts Otbinedouble strength as a blemish remover claiming freckles fade after nightly application. It promises light to dark spots diminish with one ounce, money back guarantee if ineffective, urging purchase from a local druggist. Also notes Rev J MaDonald D D preaching at Methodist church for Fourth Quarterly Conference tonight.
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MaDonald D. D
Kane Man Injured Boarding Train in Kane
Warren June 27 A telegraph operator Frank Crawford of Kane fell while attempting to board a Pennsylvania passenger train at the station. He sustained serious injuries including two fractured ribs and a compound fracture. He was rushed to Emergency Hospital. The incident occurred after he left the train to buy ice cream and grabbed the rail as the rear coach stepped away.
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Warren
Frank Crawford
Kane
Hid
Inkkon
Chawtord
Wan
Hile
MRRR
Crawford
Child Dead After Headache Tablet Incident
A Franklin mother, Mrs Lee Jomeson, living at Maple Dale, watched her two year old daughter swallow a headache tablet found on a shelf. The child entered spasms and died at 4 oclock despite Dr K H Thompson’s urgent medical care. The tablet reportedly contained a small amount of strychnine. The body was taken to Mr Johnsons home in Franklin.
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Feagkill
Lee Jomeson
Franklin
Maple Dale
French Creek
Wofslock
Huith
Stra
Porter Lo
Thompson
Mr. Johnson
Nickel Plate Wreck Verdict Faults Rail Line Safety
A coroner on June 28 in vle Pennsylvania found fault with Nickel Plate Railway for the Crayton station wreck that killed two railroad workers and badly injured two others. The jury appointed by Coroner Dan Tanley cited trains 3 and 4 of freight No 55 as too close and lacking fog lighting, urging protection measures and fuse devices to prevent similar collisions in foggy conditions.
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West Sprinefeld
Crayton Station
Dan Tanley
William Hy Lytle
Midekih
Crayton
Springfield Township
County of Erie
Pennsylvania
Jamestown High School Commencement Honors Largest Class
Jamestown N Y June 28 The 43rd annual commencement of Jamestown High School honored the largest class yet with 44 girls and 28 boys graduating. Principal Milton J Pistoher led the ceremony in Institute Hall attended by a full audience. Rev Dr Henry D Lindany of the Pennsylvania College for Women delivered the address on The Psychology of Wyery ny Lite.
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Jamestown
Jamestown High School
Ad Audiencs
Intitute Hall
Milton J. Pistoher
Henry D. Lindany
Pennsylvania College For Women
Pittsburg
First Presbyterian Chireh
Hlawib- Jeot
Chautauqua Season Opens and Devotional Service
Chowan Tong 47 The assembly of Chauteugia in Wilmington opened at 11 a m with bells from Miller Bell Tower, the formal opening at 12 80 p m. In the amphitheater Bishop John H Vincent Chancellor of Chautauqua Institution led a devotional service. Vincent spoke of unity in the Trinity and expressed his desire for love wisdom truth and power to define the assembly this year and beyond.
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Chowan
Tong
Chauteugia
Wulnton
Miller Bell Tower
Kennai
John H. Vincent
Chantauana
Wisop Vincent
Notice to Patrons on Trade in Lamps Contract
Notice to our patrons that the contract on Green lamps expires July 16 and renewal is uncertain. We admit to having their books redeemed before that date. Cohane Department Stores July 17.
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Cohane
Stora
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