The Country Doctor at Grand This Evening
The Rex theatre features The Country Doctor by Rupert Julian, a rural drama led by Rudolph Schildkraus and Virginia Bradford tonight and Tuesday. Also on the Grand program are The Lone Eagle and Desert Greed, with air thrills and gangster city life scenes drawing crowds.
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New York
Staga
Lon Chaney
Chaney
Metro-Golan Mayer
Rex Theatre
Chaney Ay
Marceline Day
James Murray
Young Beneiiman
Czar
Betty Compson
Mathew Betz
John George
Virginis Pearson
Rupert Julian
Grand Theatre
Rudolph Schildkraus
Turner Coghlan
Virginia Bradford
Universal Towel
Raymond Beane
Barbara Kent
Wed
Ralph Blanchard
Dawn plane tragedy leaves widow penniless after voyage
Mrs Fran te Wilson Grayson perished at sea with three male companions in an attempted trans Atlantic flight in the Dawn. Her father A J Wilson reveals she was left penniless by preparations for the flight and the venture.
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Unnieo Cress Munot
Tnd
Frante Wilson Grayson
Ner
A. J. Wilson
Toxty
Income Taxable Status for State and Municipal Employees
A historical tax note explains that compensation paid by a state or political subdivision to its officers and employees is not taxable income when tied to governmental functions. Governors, mayors, council members, teachers, police, and firefighters are exempt, while wages for municipal waterworks and street railways tied to non governmental activities are taxable. Continuous service defines a state employee for tax purposes.
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Seh
Gonavellon
Damage suit heard against New York man in auto crash
Francis J. Mahoney of New York City who organized the first Community Service Council here visited Corry en route to New York after a Buffalo trip. A $25,000 damages suit against Mahoney arises from a New York auto collision that fractured his skull and left him hospitalized for months.
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Francis J. Mahoney
New York City
Corry
Weken
Mahoney
Buffalo
Sergica Kiter
Sol W. Wolfe
Hastings H. Jones
Mn Mullomey
New York
Supreme Court
Otter
Finalist Loss at National Hoy Championship Squash Event
The report notes Clarence C. Pell and Wey G. Mortiner as top and bottom in a national squash lineup, with defeats affecting the championship standings. British players and others like FCF Simpson and G. Siw are mentioned, along with noted singles matches and overall results in the event.
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Atler
Clarence C. Pell
Top
Wey G. Mortiner
Lope
Wen
Wiilers
Fcf Simpson
G. Siw
Towiven
Uniform Khaki Revival Amid War Service Reforms
A historical report notes khaki uniforms issued to volunteers jailed for the Sondish-Amfrican war. It states that heavy dapkhine was used for warming service on the Fromles, and a serving anthem of khalt lott was introduced. The AROS dress regulation was updated accordingly.
Dairy Feeding Demonstration At Columbus
A Columbus notice: on Thursday March 8 at 2 pm Prof Olmstead of State College will present a dairy feeding feature and demonstration at the Carlton Curtis state farm. Dairymen urged to attend. Also events include a box social bake sale and radio mystery party at church, plus local visits and meetings.
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Columbus
Olmstead
State College State Farm
Carlton Curtis
Fargo
Stockton
Maude Ripley
Grand Valley
Mary Walton
Harry Brown
Akron
Frank Crosby
Board of Trustees
Trisket
Lelia Messenger
B. A
West
Chas
Rexford
Frank Dodd
Pomona Grange
Chandler's Valley
Hd. R. Allen
Warren
Dorothy Depew
Vera Aiken
Thelma Messenger
Tyan Caster
Beasie Baccus
Anna Richardson
James Hall
Charles Todd
Message From Spirit World Report From Doyle On Houdini Test
London March 5 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle announced Houdini widow sent a prearranged code word as a test of spiritualism authenticity. The word was received during a test presided by New York spiritualist Arthur Ford and relayed through a control known as Pletcher. Doyle said the experiment is not yet complete but progress is noted.
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United Frew London
Arthur Jonani Doyle
Harry Houdini
Sie
Arthur
Houdini
New York
Arthur Ford
Sir Arthur
Add aLine Limerick No 25 Winners Highlighted
Monday results announce Carns Houghton of 335 West Wayne Street Carne Allen of 1151 North Center Street as line winners. The two contestants shared top marks in the humorous verse contest held at the local venue.
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Carns Houghton
West Wayne Street
Carne Allen
North Center Street
Garden Hints on Parsley and Chives as Decorative Edging
Parsley remains in demand for garnishing and seasoning, and can be grown at home cheaply from seed. It makes a handsome ornamental edging for flower beds and can be kept fresh in a sunny window. Chives, with purple flower stems, also suit edging or ornamental groups and can be propagated by division to expand growth. Both herbs are versatile in salads and potato dishes and provide year round supply with simple care.
Child Dies From Burns At Home In New Cumberland
Eight year old Mary Shaffer suffered fatal burns today at her New Cumberland home while playing with matches. The dress caught fire. Rosa Weigle extinguished the flames, but the child died shortly after. The house was not occupied by others at the time.
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Harrisburu
Mary Shaffer
New Cumberland
Jost Planta
Rosa Weigle
Princess Sade uk Hisa Nomiya Ill With Throat Trouble
On March 5 at ToriO, Princess Sade uk Hisa Nomiya suffered a serious throat illness. Doctors feared septicemia as the royal family observed the illness and postponed the Doll festival once held on March 3. The empress personally directed medical care for the princess.
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Torio
Sadeuk Hisa Nomiya
Has Changed in Meaning of Onery Expression
The text notes that the term Yornery or onery originated as a corruption of ordinary. It now conveys a softened sense of ennui or love from its evolving use.
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Yornery
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Coughs and Colds
Persistent coughs and colds are said to trouble many, but Creomulsion offers twofold action by soothing infected membranes and inhibiting germ growth. The ad claims creosote, a key ingredient, absorbs and attacks the cause, with a guarantee of relief or money back.
Quarrel Over Banks Sparks Stabbing in Olean
Edward Swarts was stabbed in a Pennsylvania Railroad bunkhouse on Lincoln Avenue after a dispute over bunks. Dawes, a Buffalo laborer, was arrested after a short chase by Detective Locke and Sweitzer. the weapon remains missing. Swarts is held for court next Monday.
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Banks
Olean
Mar T
Edward Swarts
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lincoln Avenue
Bunday
Swarts
Liebhest
Olen
G. Sheldon
Dawas
Locke
Sweitzer
Dawes
Swartz
Buffalo
Illness Delays Two French Fliers Detained in Detroit
United Press reports French aviators Diendonne Costes and Nuagesser-Coll were detained in Detroit after illness prevented their departure for a hunt in Michigan. Costes’s physician advised him to stay, while Nuagesser-Coll hoped to review a spark plug story in Detroit. The pilots arrived from Shapakon, Pennsylvania, where bad weather forced a layover after their Paris flight record.
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United Press
Detroit
Mich
Mar
F—A
Diendonne
Costes
Despni
Hunt
Nuagesser-Coll
Aince
Paris
Tyro
Shap On
Padlock Burglar Held Without Bail in Northeast Philadelphia
Herbert Rose, 92, of Bristol, Pa, described as a padlock burglar terrorizing chain-store managers in Northeast Philadelphia, was arrested and held without bail. Police say he entered stores, used a pad lock to hit a cash register, and fled with cash. Rose is a motorman and father of five.
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Aniea Ress
Philadelphia
Herbert Rose
Bristol
Rose
Something's Afoot In Gunn Family Cartoon teased
The Gunn family comic strip hints at a playful development as Pop Gunn appears elated and superior, suggesting something new in the Mom and Pop family. The page teases readers with a coming twist on the comic strip.
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Gunn
Pop” Gunn
The
Journal
Pop
Man Confesses to Slaying Wife in Scranton Parish
Russell P McGarrah aged 45 or 50 confessed to Rev W Nicholson that he stabbed his wife Dorothy 28 to death at their home yesterday afternoon. Earlier he used a large bread knife to cut her throat, leaving her in a bathroom blood pool.
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Ey Wines
Scranton
Walling
Asbury
Russell P.mcgarrah
Bond Galea
W. Nicholson
Dorothy
Afernoon
McGarrah
Thompson's Barosma Kidney Tonic Ad Pleads Health Claim
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Barosma as a cure for kidney and bladder issues. It claims many seemingly healthy people suffer kidney disease and promises relief within days, urging use with Golden Lax Tablets for constipation and noting a $1 bottle and 25 cent laxatives.
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America
Thompson
Old 1 Dur Nor Some
A concise record notes an old item labeled Old 1 Dur Nor with minimal readable detail. The fragment hints at a catalog or notice tag but offers no additional context or names to identify people places or events.
Fragmented Local Notice About a Small Event
Fragmented OCR text mentions a small event with unclear details and stray symbols. Readable pieces indicate a brief record or notice lacking concrete names, dates, or places. The readable content cannot be fully decoded to determine precise entities or outcomes.
Unsuitable OCR Fragments From Local Page
Fragmentary OCR text presents garbled names and topics. The readable parts show no clear event, person, or organization to anchor a concise news item. Unable to identify a coherent main action or outcome for a proper T and S within limits.
Fragmentary obituary note for early resident Mr Leach and Lent
Partial OCR reads like a local resident profile noting Mr Leach and Mr Lent in a wartime era context. The text mentions aging, watching a warmest day, and a dated reference to community life, but it is fragmented and lacks a complete event or outcome.
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D. Byere Vounell
Leach
Mr. Lent
The
Ieee
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