Westinghouse to Expand Newspaper Advertising
The Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co will shift from magazine to newspaper advertising across its product range. The policy covers household appliances, rail equipment, and industrial merchandise, including street railway gear and generating stations, aiming to reach 100,000,000 consumers via nationwide and local papers.
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Budgeting Wife Courts Precedent in Springfield Ruling
A Massachusetts judge declares that the family budget is primarily the wife’s domain and that she should receive funds for household purchases. The ruling upholds a wife’s right to control money for marketing and family costs, ordering the husband to provide $200 for her use.
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Oil City drill scare ends as school kids march out safely
A false fire drill caused nearly 200 students to evacuate an Oil City school on Wednesday. A bucket of cloths soaking in water overheated and produced smoke, prompting a quick police call and an extensive but noninjurious search before the building was cleared.
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Twenty Years Ago From the Journel Files 1907
A fragment from 1907 journals recalls local figures and events. Names like Warner, Hyde, and Parkins appear among scattered notes of civic life, public figures, and a railway project. The gibberish hints at topics such as illness and civic appointments, preserving a snapshot of era voice and place names.
Young American musician visits France in search of new sound
A brief report describes a young American composer touring France seeking to expand music beyond traditional forms. The piece notes his experiments with piano, loudspeakers, xyrophones, and other devices while denying the invention of new instruments.
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Corry Pastors Speak at Union City Talks
Corry pastors B Bartlett and Rev A Martin spoke at Union City lectures hosted by Hannesom Club. Rev W Bartels of Corry Methodist Church served as head speaker, discussing The Golden Rule in Retail Business with engaging remarks. Rev J C Martin of the Presbyterian Church followed, delivering a related reflection.
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Man who shot wife captured at Westfield
A man identified as Lifton, wanted for shooting his wife, was captured near Westfield after an incident that left the wife injured. Police report the wife aided in escaping and suffered serious injuries as she fled through a fence and into a hospital for treatment. The case involved pursuit by multiple police departments and a sequence ending with the suspect apprehended following a silence of the local authorities.
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Ancient Neolithic Tombs Found in Palestine
Neolithic tombs dated to the Stone to Bronze Age transition have been uncovered in Palestine. Researchers describe the sites as early and significant for understanding regional prehistoric burial practices.
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Pimples and boils cure claims in dubious patent remedy
An advertisement-like fragment from a suspicious medical pitch touts a herbal remedy to treat skin eruptions and blemishes. It lists sensational effects, promises quick results, and cites a Dr. LouBHEM as adviser while giving a Cincinnati address and urging readers to buy two sizes of the product.
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Grange Fights Tax Increase Over Gas levy
The Grange joins opponents of a proposed gas tax increase amid debates on highway funding and weathering burdens on farmers and manufacturers. Leaders warn the measure shifts costs to rural communities while stressing the need for careful use of road funds and accountability.
Earliest Street Cars Streeters Debut in New York City
The first street car street traders appeared in New York City, introducing a new public market presence. The initiative marked an early wave of urban vending, with evaluators noting its impact on street commerce and city life.
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Corntial House proprietors sentenced to jail and fines
Dar Jambeslow n and Carl Andersen were found guilty of violating city ordinance related to liquor and narcotic controls. Special County Judge James AW Prens dergast ordered both to serve days in county jail and pay fines of 76 dollars each. The case, appealed to the Court of Appeals, challenged the constitutionality of the city’s liquor ordinance.
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