Belgium Relief Amid War Toll Reflects U S Aid
Historian Compton Mackenzie lauds American help for seven million Belgians while warning relief must continue. The piece notes 40 000 babies born since the war began, many starving, and cites Postmaster General Burleson turning over 1 100 000 to the Treasury with a 3 800 000 surplus for the fiscal year. It argues the current administration fights extortionist express rates to ease costs for the people.
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Belgium
Gorse
Sya Compton Mackenzie
Mackensie Gaystyor
Tellef
Gover
Holzium
Wilson
Burleson
Treasury Department
Frvt
Deafness Cure Claim Sparks Constitutional Reform
Transcribed local note reports a controversial claim that deafness can only be cured by constitutional restoration. The text mentions a tubular device and urges readers to contact MEHMET & CO in Toledo for circulars, with a reference to a payment of refugees dollars and a demand for medical consultation fees. The legibility is poor but centers on disputed cure methods and legal angles.
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Cannert
Mehmet & CO
Eight Thousand Remonstrances Filed Against Liquor
In Warren County on March 8 opponents filed remonstrances against liquor licenses. About eight thousand residents signed petitions presented by Attorneys John Siggins and Earl Mrewhilhin. Both sides anticipate court action as judges prepare to review the remonstrances and licenses status.
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Warren County
Aquor
Hans
Cisoa
Ares
Mt: Tomysator
Safo
Ana Nyatt
Hinck- Jey
Old Men Advice On Honesty And Commerce From Pittsburgh
A dispatch from Pittsburgh last Saturday reflects on requisite traits for sweepers and young men, emphasizing honesty sincerity care for fundamentals and broad knowledge of classics and science. It contrasts a storekeeper who sells surplus stock via advertising with a mere merchant who avoids stocking losses.
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Garyokt
Pittsburgh
Richard
Oll City
Discharges, Commissions At National Guard Headquarters
General orders from National Guard headquarters announce the discharge of Captain Willan Gessner of Company D Fourth Infantry and Second Lieutenant Oliver Woods of Company Sixth Infantry for failing to comply with roenlauione. A commission was refused for Irving Achmoody after he failed to qualify as officer of Company L Sixteenth Infantry.
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Harrisburg
National Guard
Willan
Gessner
Fourth Infantry
Oliver &, Woods
Sixth Infantry
Roenlauione
Irving Achmoody
Sixteenth Infantry
Lawyer McCracken Links 24 Of 26 Murders To Liquor
Brookville attorney W L McCracken cites a Brookville Republic newspaper claim that in twenty six murder cases he followed eighty seven percent of criminal cases were alcohol related. He kept detailed records as district attorney and states the vast majority stem from liquor.
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W. L. McCracken
Brookville
Brookville Republis
Caw
Mquor
Admits His Big Fraud In Navy Passport Scheme
Carl Burosezy Sr a naturalized American pleaded guilty to aiding German patriots by obtaining fraudulent passports. Judge Neterer sentenced him to three years in AG junta prison. U.S. Attorney Snowden Marshall noted Burosezy’s health. appeal possible after serving part of the term. Four German youths linked to Bergan factory case received leniency.
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New York
Maren 9
Carl Buroesey Sr
AG Junta
Neterer
United States District Court
Ruraede
Rénersiste
Bergan
Buroede
United States
Snowden Marshall
Ruroede
Priton
Jude Noloren Therotien
Ude
Nol Aalde
Nik Tern
Fine new residence at 2211 Smith street for sale or rent
A residence at 2211 Smith street is offered for sale or rent with several unusual features. Invitations to inspect are extended for Wednesday or Saturday. Additional properties for rent are listed. Albany notes report Governor Whitman’s veto of a bill barring aliens from public works jobs, while the assembly adjourned without passing it.
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Smith Street
Enseysral
A. F. Munger
B. Smith Mirsot
Iit
Albany
Whitman
Bradford's Accidental Shooting Shocks Riverside Hotel
Rumors of a murder at Riverside Junction led to an accidental shooting at a hotel in Bradford. A 14 year old grandson of the proprietor, and Tony Marill, 40, were involved when an .88 caliber revolver, believed unloaded, was fired while played at the parlor. The blast struck Marill in the right chest area, causing severe injuries and tooth loss.
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Bradford
Riverside Junction
Swtterland
Point
Rajply Sutherland
Wee
Tony Marill
Tony
Maril
Mayr publishes healing oil guide for stomach cure
Mayr a druggist at 134 Whiting Street Chico publishes a health guide claiming French healing oils cure constipation bloating indigestion and other intestinal troubles. He claims one dose convinces and most chronic cases improve within three doses. Offer to mail the book free and a money back guarantee on one bottle.
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Mayr
Whiting St
Chicos
Tll
Notice to ice customers of Thomas Bell service
Notice to ice consumers who bought the Independent Ice Co business. G A Thomas Bell offers to fill all orders promptly, large or small, and deliver first class service. Phone T J 16. Public notification to all customers.
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Ice
Oo Co
Pubblic
G. A. Thomas Bell
T-J
Alderman Porter Removed to No 10 Percent Wont Main Aireot
A corrupted OCR item notes C B Porter an alderman removal and mentions a 10 percent figure tied to a main street area. The fragment references business solicitation and a cop sectional specialty in unclear context.
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C.B. Porter
Palmer Urges Local Option Support in Pennsylvania
Washington reports Representative AL Mitchell Palmer appeals to Democratic lawmakers to back local option measures as a home rule issue. He cites broad Pennsylvanian support and defends party principles while Governor Brumbaugh presses for action, with further steps to follow after internal conferral among readers.
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Washington
AL Mitchell Palmer
Ute
Pennsylvania
Theatete
Thia Wan
Brrmiwughs
Democratic
M. Geuation
Palmer
Gove
Rnor Brumbaugh
Nelvingie
Doubly Proven Corry Citizen Endorses Doan's Kidney Pills
A Corry resident, Mrs. H. L. Gordon of 1h M South St, testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her back pain and morning fatigue after prior pain and unrest. She recalls purchasing them from N. F. Amen and Co's Drug and urges others to insist on Doan's Kidney Pills, the same brand she used.
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Mra. H
Gordon
St. Cory
N. F
Doan
Prica Bo
Gordon Iad
Foster- Milburn Co
Propa
Bultslo
Fragmented OCR note on county event and dates
An unclear OCR snippet references a county event with names and dates. It notes Mead Me Mundy, a policy prompt, and mentions past and current dates tied to a county event. The legible portions show no clear actions, outcomes, or identifiable organizations to confirm.
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Corry
Tibi Cweamnoys
Pxor
Easonaepunk
Conmivavn
Manavino
Bolton
Ensered
Ms Fab
Biel Aantal
Minteium
State Guard
Queen of
Sheba
House
Tongigo
Benafits
W. H. Duffy & CO
Center ST
Berlin
Barlow Hardware Company
Brie
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