Fifty Years Ago Armory Crowd Hears Meadville Industry Plan
Twenty years ago reports detail a large crowd at the Armory Many tried to hear the proceedings The Meadville area planned new industry The NuBone Corset Company organized Its factory was in Worcester Massachusetts but the plan was to perform main processes in Meadville A Lyons a son of E Lyons invented a machine for handling chairs And Wile Luft reportedly earned up to 10000 a day Local teachers organized occasional gatherings in Rest Rooms Miss Susie Keppel and Miss Grace Mungan led committees The New Thompson Kane’s hotel opened to the public Tuesday evening Gare and Edgar Boutwell visited their mother in West Virginia
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Susie Keppel
Grace Mungan
Coroner Probes Hammer Murder in Local Inquest
Bradford reports a coroner inquest into the hammer murder of Rosa Burnett by her husband W J Burnett. Evidence shows skull fractures from blows to the head likely delivered in a family quarrel. A child, Evelyn Bennett, was badly scalded when boiling water spilled on her.
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Bradford
Bradford Hospital
McClutcheon
Bradword
Onbis
Rosahelle Burnett
Leah
W. J Burnete
Che Muatiater
A. MiCutcheon
Evelyn Beinett
Dorsey Bennett
Look Haven
Quero Club Installs New Officers At Meeting
The Quero Club held a regular weekly gathering at Miss Sarah Powell's home. Election of officers for the coming year named Nellie Wight as President, Anna Wilcox as Vice President, Dora Patterson as Secretary, and Louise Ellsworth as Treasurer. A program including sketches of Death Valley and articles read by Louise Ellsworth followed.
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Quero Club
Sarah Powell
Death Valley
Nevada
Nellie Wight
Anna Wilcox
Dora Patterson Andreasirer
Louise Ellsworth
jMise
Louise Elsworth
England
France
Imperial Airways Limited
Hillsworth
Friendship and the danger of a cooling alliance
A noted British statesman warned that a cooling of U S and Great Britain relations threatens peace and civilization. He urged Americans and Britons of good will to oppose war propaganda and munitions pressures. He urged parallel peaceful work in industry and trade to preserve shared democratic values.
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Lily
United States
Great Britain
Atlantic
Correct English Exercises From A Lesson Book
A damaged OCR page shows a list of English language exercises and questions. Items include correcting a sentence about being on time, pronunciation of christening, misspelled words such as Carnagie and Chautauqua, and filling missing letters in synonyms for gain.
Look and Learn 1 Answers to Yesterday's Questions
Answers show the secretary of the Treasury as Brazil and the year 1926. Height and color questions reference the Tower of Babel as to be clarified. The black is explained as white reflecting heat rays and black absorbing them. The world’s widest river is the Amazon, and the term color is Maroon. Arlington, Virginia is cited as a location.
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Brazil
Clemenceau
Arlington
A Problem a Day on merchant mixing teas and profit
A Problem a Day presents a merchant mixing teas worth 350 Ade 80c and Ten pound in squit quantities selling the mixture at 10780 cents per pound. He makes profit percent by subtracting cost from sale, then dividing by cost. The provided steps show subtracting 80 from 2480 to get 2400 and dividing 80 by 2400 to yield the rate.
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Probl
Income Tax Tips on Pensions and Allowances
Pensions paid by a corporation or individual to retired employees for services rendered are taxable. Government pensions are taxable except certain war era and veteran allowances. State pensions and private indignities to a nonperformer are gifts and not taxable.
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United States
Utterly Discouraged Don’t Be Warned About Kidney Health
A ragged ad urges readers to avoid kidney trouble and toxins. It touts Dr. Pidach's Anuric Tablets as a mild diuretic and hints at seeking medical counsel from Dr. Pierce's Hotel in Buffalo New York for hard cold or an attack.
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Pidach
Erie youths released on bail after assault and robbery
Meri-Ralph Sauman and Henry Stufflebeam of Corry Pa were released on $1000 bail each after Erie County Court appearance. They face charges of assault and battery and robbery for beating Frank Sawyer of Corry on February 28 1928 and taking $35. Both are in Erie County Prison awaiting further action after waiving an alderman’s hearing. Also offered for sale a general store in Hydetown Pa by J E Savayodl noting inventory price and business reason.
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Erie
Meri
Ralph Sauman
Henry Stufflebeam
Corry
Erie County Court
Franklin B. Hosbach
Erie County
Frank Sawyer
Corty
Milton R.tipton
Erie Court Orders City to Adopt 8 Hour Police Day
Judge William dirt issued a Tuesday order in Erie County directing Mayor Joseph C. Williams and the city council to implement an eight hour workday for city police by April 2 or file an answer by that date to a mandamus petition filed by Edward B. Allen, a deposed traffic chief. The mandamus petition was allowed in alternative form and returnable April 2.
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Eran, Mar
William Dirt
Erie
Joseph C. Willams
Edward B. Allen
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Een
Dea Es Unde Nationa
RED Kimball, Inc
46Th St
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Emnlion
Meadville
NuBone
Worceneter
Mags
Arti J
Lyons
Gyrniah Chilré
Union City Times
New Thompson
Kane's
Fine Dew
Gare
Edgar Boutwell
West Virginia
Hammer
Quaero Club
Hill
Hydetown
Savavodl
Chichester S
Nason
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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