Walker Tailored Clothes Prominent at 147 N Center
A bustling city page item notes Walker Tailored clothes at 147 North Center Street drawing attention with reasonable prices. Also advertised are Racket Stores, market specials, and a schedule of community events including gospel meetings in Dupmeyer's Hall and a large year-number sale at Av eton Saturday night.
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Wilcoe
Walker
Couture Atvoot
Everett
Sunoint Sanday
Commercia
Turkey
Uniol Price Mo
Gospel Workers of
Ting Marlory Geench
Qyer- HU
Ptt
Hastor
Syorett'a
Bis
Adama
Wvarotu
Ais
Wrisos
Byaroti
D. Murray
N. Center
Aya
Do You Enjoy Eating Experts Declare A Stomach Cure
Experts claim stomach disorders are common in thin countries due to habits of Eating Stomach troubles and run down conditions accompany weakness. John Wind of Oneonta notes long illness and poor appetite. After two bottles of Vinci A vd he reports remarkable improvement though advances are vague and a money back offer is stated.
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John Wind
Oneonta
Sayar
Vinci
Babbitt & Son
Corry, Pa
Bell 707 Union 84 Three Blocks from Depot
In a city column the Bell 707 Union notes a milestone at eighty four blocks from the depot area. The column highlights a local route or street naming as residents discuss urban changes and nearby landmarks.
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Union
Bacon Sale and Bake Sale Notes Fill Saturday Markets
Readable fragments report Wilcox Market bacon sale on Saturday and a bake sale by the Senior Class on March 5. Mentions Mr J G Bert of Warren growing experimental tobacco and comments on quality comparisons with other samples.
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Horn Whursday
Murch
Cleve Farntinm
Mabbitt
Walker
Genter St
thevArende
Adytms
J. G. Bert
Warren
Tinteraitid
Dlear
Ty 4
Wareren
Bert
Warren County
All the World Contributes to Your Happiness
An advertisement by John P. Fallon urges readers that global goods come to their doorstep. It touts spring millinery apparel and fabrics, with imports from Celyon Switzerland France Ireland and England. It promises daily updates in The Journal to stay informed on styles, furnishings, and money-saving opportunities.
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Switzerland
France
Ireland
Imeng
England
County commissioners award tree contract to John B Lowe
Crawford county commissioners award a contract to John B Lowe of Harmonitity to tonight cut out 150 maple trees on the Tan of the Infirmary at Saogertown. Trees to be 10 years old and priced per foot. Varieties include Northern Spy Lord Wil Blayman Winngap Stark's DeW Hictolis and Yellow Transparent among others. The comment about Oldinbure and the Sweet Noughs appears as a local note with unclear context. The piece also mentions H.R. Melhopson of Jaynx atrapt and references Corry Pa celebrations with Gov Tower of Pennsylvania in attendance.
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John B. Lowe
Harmonitity
Saogertown
Lord Wil
Blayman
Stark
Oldenbure
H.R. Melhopson
Jaynex
Returenos
Pato Pherson
Corry
Tower
Pennsylvania
Bikdom
Great Head
Storen
Cast of Carrylles Return From New England Tour
Mr Mayme Glass Robinson and son Richard Mobinson return from New York City and plan three weeks with Corry Irinda before resuming a tour in Philadelphia. The Carrylles completed a successful theater tour through New England and twelve weeks in the metropolis. A new musical act with piano singing and dancing has been enthusiastically received, and their latest success proves financially rewarding.
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Richard Mobinson
Tiihi Morning
New Yorke
Will
Corry Irinda
Phil Jadenkla
Carrylles
Mruopt
New England
Metropolis
Ainee
Corpy
Philadelphia
Battalion Meeting Attended by Company A Officers
Major Wilcox Capt Alexander and Lieutenants Van Vieck and Keating joined Kane National Guard officers for a battalion meeting called by Colonel Rickards at Ol City. Major Wilcox will lead the officers’ drill and Clone Tekarda will give special instruction. They expect to return on the early morning train.
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Wilcox
Capt
Alexander
van Vieck
Keating
Yar
Kane
National Guard
Ol City
Rickards
Tekarda
Corry
Wilson’s First Cabinet Turn-Down Reported
Washington on March 7 Woodrow Wilson faced the first official rejection of his administration as Miss Salome Tarr a stenographer he once employed in Trenton was denied an appointment due to civil service rules. The cabinets seek legal means to accommodate her while honoring rules and the president weighs next steps.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Salome Tarr
Hin
Trenton
Tnquiriéa
Mina Tate
Mentin
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