Safeguarding the Children and Boating Booze Tragedies
A child narrowly escaped injury when darting into the street on North Center. A quick action by a passing driver prevented a fatal crash amid rising traffic dangers. The piece urges parental supervision. It also notes alcohol poisonings in Peoria and Buffalo, urging strict action against bootleggers and heightened public safety.
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North Center Street
Peoria
Buffalo
Mike
Péoria
Wonderful MELLO-GLO Pace Powder Promises Velvet Skin
An ad touts MELLO-GLO Pace Powder as giving velvety skin with pure ingredients approved by the U.S. Government. It claims a new French process lets the powder spread smoothly without visible pores and reduces pastiness and fluidity in appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
N. Amos & Co
Aivi-Ad
Fewer Grade Crossings Sparsely Reduces Public Risk
The article argues that eliminating grade crossings is the safest path, noting signals and watchmen help but high costs slow progress. It proposes closing redundant streets and routing traffic wheeler or over the railroad to cut dangers, even if slight convenience is sacrificed in suburbs.
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C Tiex
Yellow Fever Heroes
Dr Maurice Wakeman of Yale School of Medicine died of yellow fever aboard ship returning to the United States. Working with the Rockefeller Foundation in Nigeria he pursued isolating the disease germ and tested monkeys as carriers. Three other scientists continue the work of the International Health Board and Yellow Fever Commission as the fight against the illness progresses.
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Maurice Wakeman
Yale School of Medicine
Rockefeller Foundation
Foundation
Nigeria
Yellow Fever Commission of the International Health Board
Wakeman
Answers to Saturdays Quest 9S 2 Balin Pym Angora
The text lists a series of questions and fragmented clues about history and geography. It mentions vice presidents who became presidents, the most frequent letter in the alphabet, the highest U S valor award, the origin of violeum matte, and the third largest U S city, followed by a stray reference to the triumphal entry of Jesus and a month.
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Qwada
U. S
Angora
Jesus
Town
Classic A Problem A Day Puzzle and Parable Tale
A puzzle asks for the ladder length to reach the tops of two trees 40 feet high separated by a 25 foot diameter circular garden. The answer section then offers a quaint tale where a person moves a goose and a fox, crossing the river with alternating trips, ending with the goose returning.
Street of Bye and Bye Lifeline Amid Hard Struggle
A fragment notes a family facing poverty after losing wealth and insurance. They moved to the Street of Bye and Bye and depended on friends for help while trying to make ends meet. A phone line and a slogan hint at Better Service from UNDesaranis THEO B. WILLIANS W. Washington St.
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Undesaranis
Theo B. Willians
Washington St
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files 1809
Twenty years ago entries recount local happenings on March 11. Baeder Grill opened on Washington Street to much praise for its fineness. Harry Ward slipped on East Main Street injuring his ankle. Rev Ki Th Vani Pelt Agoll 65, led a Presbyterian pastor’s death due to heart failure. Unero Club elected officers Nellie Wikht noted. Corry Hospital Association proxies caused a storm and adjournment. Mayor Heath returned from a Pacific coast trip. Me af secretary reception preparations began for March 17 at the home of Mrs A P Mount and Mrs Whittlesey. The Business Money Exchange held a defining vote on action.
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Th Vani Pelt
Agoll
Fui Mitny Yaare Pater
Presbyterian Church
Sdloboro
Shopa
Meadville
Woman's Homme
Methodist
A. P. MoUnt
Mes
Game of Correct English exercises plus Legion moves
A mixed page item notes a column on incorrect English usage by W L Gordon with puzzles and exercises, plus a brief report that the American Legion will hold its first meeting in its new home at 710 Pennsylvania Ave East, with furniture delivery completed and the house committee planning a meal.
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W. L. Gordon
Warren
American Legion
Furnure
Schinecker Geting Ng
Wil
The
Legion
Pennsylvania Avive East
Vehole
Lenten Tea Proves Big Parish Event
A Lenten tea held Saturday evening in the parish hall, under Emmanuel Guild sponsorship, delighted about 65 guests. Hostesses were Mrs J F Wright, Mrs Clyde Wilson, Mrs J Harden, Mrs J Young and Mrs Perry Collier. Readings by Mrs C H Heath, Mrs Harden and Mrs H B Tross. musical numbers by Miss Truth French, Miss Mary Paulson, Genevieve and ReLoveland. The event concluded with wafers, pickles, cheese and comers.
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Emmanuel Guild
J. 4. Wright
Clyde Wilson
J. ©. Young
Perry Collier
C. H. Heath
Harden
H. B. Tross
Ventilatory Techniques Described In Historical Text
A cryptic, garbled passage outlines methods for controlling breath and facial muscles during a ventriloquy style practice. The fragment hints at chest and neck muscle tension, mouth posture, and restrained jaw movement while exhaling, mentioning an unrelated term that disrupts coherence.
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Nce
the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
Baeder
Washins
Alate
Harry Ward
East Main Street
Unero Club
Nellie Wikht
Eugene Rhodes
Funk Babbitt
Lee Smiths
Addie Waggymer
Mina Louise Sitxworth
Corry Hospital Association
G. D. Heath
Pacific Coast
Swatta
Hendsy
Yacoul
Cornyke
Howard Tannery
Corry
Pernanentl
Hasan
Y. Eestony
Engineers and Savings
A ' En Pring
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