Tragic Pedestrian Death After Street Crossing
A six year old boy, Jack Nitehell of 214 Tiberi Street, was killed after stepping into the path of a westbound P. Mining Co. truck at Chestnut Street. His brother watched from the opposite curb as the child ran from the Union Hotel vicinity toward Cherry Street. The driver, George P. Bustiner, stated he could not avoid the collision despite braking. the boy died at Hamot Hospital an hour later.
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Torste
Ain Slevearoid
Tiberi Street
Chestnut Street
Hamot Hospital
Little Jack
Third Street
Cherrysitet
Benther
Jack
Erie
Union Helivers Trunk
Seth
Tip
P. Mining Co
George P. Bustiner
Sheppy
Bustiner
Shenandoah Over Oil City Heads Westward Flight Debate
Pittsburg ministers urged Protestants to register and vote in the upcoming primary. The Chamber of Commerce discussed Secretary Wilbur and Congressman Bie ler advising Commander Steele on air route choices from Lakehurst to Cleveland. The decision on Shenandoah's course will be forwarded to the local chamber for consideration.
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Ollerty
Yang Zy
Lakehurst
Cleveland
Ile Chamber, of Commerce
Steele
Wilbur
Pittsburg
Clairton Woman Poisoned Baby Then Attempted Suicide
Wsponden. Mes Reulah Holmes, 20, of Clairton to feed four months old infant bichloride or mercury then drank poison. Both mother and child were in hospital today in critical condition.
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Mes Reulah Holmes
Clairton
New Bathing Suits SeePlenty Of Colors In 1925 Fashion
Hedda Hoyt notes 1925 New York beach fashion with one piece knits, ginghams, and bright prints. Suits, caps, and wraps in vivid colors, bold borders, and crotonne textures dominate. Short skirts, fringe hems, and knee length coat styles appear alongside playful gingham frocks and satin accents. A Canadian Railway project opens Crystal Garden in Victoria.
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Hedda Hoyt
United Press
Wellton
New York
Sue Ull
York
Bretonnes
Tremely
Efferk
Cape of Threetown
A. Blandhe
Miners Fight Decrease in Wage Scale in Scranton
In Scranton Pennsylvania on June 2, the wage scale convention of the anthracite miners began at City Hall. International President Lewis Dowse led delegates determined to resist any cut to the current wage schedule while seeking an increase. The union indicated a possible compromise with day shifts if negotiations proceed.
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United Press
Scranton
Town Hall
International
Lewis Dows
MacMillan Bitterly Scored By Freuchen
United Prose reports Copenhagen July 3 that Peter Praveh, Arctic expert, attacks MacMillan accusing him of exaggeration. Freuchen denies MacMillan found large polar deposits and says such deposits were known for years. He claims MacMillan used faltering funds to back expeditions and that the US State Department ignores a 1920 Danish compensation claim for a widow and five children of a native killed.
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United Prose
Copenhagen
Peter Praveh
Toath
Mass Mulan
MacMillan
Freudhe
MacMilin
Preuchen
Almereza State Department
Denmark
Pittsburgh Auto Crash Leaves Three Injured in Widespread Accident
A fragmented report from Pittsburg notes three persons seriously injured and several others hurt in automobile accidents. The sub-commander Gréen and related language barrier are mentioned in unclear context, with further details obscured by the OCR text.
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Pittshurgh
Beaverdam Picnic and Family Visits Highlight July 22
Beaverdam notes a visit from Mr and Mrs William Lingenfelter and children from Jupwetown New York to her parents Mrs and Mrs Herbert Natyard. Sunday Indies of Way ip Valley attend service. Amos Tanners sells a farm building moved onto his property. Mrs George Mauson and Florence join Bills Messenger family. Arthur Bacon family welcome son Willard. Mr and Mrs Charles Lewis of Jamestown visit. Mrs and Mrs Polly Messenger and Frank Ladd shop in Corry. Tom Fulcomi plans home improvements and painting.
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Beaverdam
William Lingenfelter
Jupwetown
Mies
Nis
Herbert Naty
Ip Valley
Marke Smuiti
Chullee
Amos Tanners
George Mauisen
Dinuchier
Florence
Dee Peterson
Chillren
Union City
Arthur Bacon
Willard
Charles Lewis
Jamestown, Noy
Rllis Messenger
Frank Ladd
Corry
Tom Fulcomi
Many Hil
Wettsburg
Lier
Willa Tanner
Ruth Snidy
Lore
Jasper
Big Savings on Rugs and Children’s Wear Sale
Advertisement lists low prices on rugs and children's clothing with bold figures like 14.08, 10.96, and 8.05 along with discounts on coats and dresses. Mentions sizes and styles, urging shoppers to compare prices before buying and highlighting limited stock and special pricing.
Local Social Gossip and Visits Amid Weekend Gatherings
Wettsburg residents hosted dinners and gatherings with many neighbors and relatives. Mr and Mrs Messenger and family visited Glenwood, Mrs Harley Hills and family hosted at home, Ruth Snidy and daughter visited Lore, and Frank Ladd repainted his home. Several local families noted health concerns and ongoing visits.
Cancer Eradication Debate At City Convention
A fragmented report discusses cancer, its prevention, and eradication efforts. It cites the American Cancer Society stance on prevention, diet, and exercise while noting doubts about complete cures and the role of medical advances.
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Erietot
Truek
Shenandoah
Oil City
Bhedda Hoyt
Victoria
British Columbia
Canadian Railway
Glenn R. Davis
Center Si
Freuchen
Dane
le MacMillan
Gréen
Paterderase
Coats
Nnick Aisiosal
Sahoo Itl
Bina Wits
Chuldren
Idressea
Rizea Uta
N. Cohen & Sons
Building and Loan Association
City of Homes
Corry Building and Loan Association Office
Ajax Building
F. EB
York, Secy
Ving Station
C. K. Barton
Sfice
National Banke of Corry
m.Bell
W. M. Weed
Center ST
Corry, PA
Tran
Shi Maglag
Batty
Metzger-Wright Company
Bell
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Enterea
Rat Ay
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Molaves
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