Primaries and Candidates for Governor Spark Political Clash
The piece contrasts Democratic and Republican approaches, arguing Democrats should nominate a reform-minded candidate aligned with party goals. It warns that Republican leaders fear a decisive choice and advocate Vance McCormick as the steady Democratic option, while labeling Tunes P. McNichol as a weak GOP alternative tied to party machines.
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Vance ©. McCormick
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Tin Republica
Tunes P. McNichol
Philadelphks
Republican Party
Vinol touted to aid frail children in Corry ad
A testimonial letter from Mrs. J. P. Weatherford of Litchfield praises Vinol for a nine year ill child. She says nightly coughing ceased and strength increased after using Vinol containing cod liver elements and iron. The ad promises a money back guarantee if no benefit with drugsellers O. Tabb & Son in Corry Pa.
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J. P. Weatherford
Litchfield
Sys
O. Tabb & Son
Corry
Two Eskimos Visit New York Find Warmth in Snowy City
Natuks the young Hikeo and Amootule, visiting New York for two weeks, spent most time in Central Park playing with white snow. They found zero weather oddly warm, left heavy clothing at home, and planned to leave before summer heat returns.
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New York
Natuks
Hikeo Whl
Amootule
Andy
Central Park
United States
State Fish Department urges private cultivation on commercial basis
Harrisburg March 17. The State Fish Department releases bulletin What an acre of Water will Do to promote home fish farming by farmers and landowners. The tenth bulletin in a series outlines raising fish in small ponds or streams on farms and how a single acre of water can yield 5000 to 6000 pounds annually at low cost. It urges farmers to obtain the bulletin by writing the department.
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State Fish Department
Harrisburg
State Department of
Finherias
N. R. Buller
State Board of Agriculture
Nientlig
Butler Sid
Brother Identifies Lost Man In Jail Case
Corning New York March 17 George E Bowers and George Hennett were identified as the missing man in Towanda Pennsylvania jail charged with assault and robbery. Eugene Howers of Corning used a mother’s papers and a marriage certificate to confirm the identity. Bennett, 24, learned his true name was Bowers only recently and had lived near his Corning relatives unaware of kinship. Ray Bowers works near Buffalo and William Bennett had been living in Corning unseen by Edward Bowers.
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Cornings N.Y
George E. Bowers
George Hennett
Joil
Towanda
Peter Learn
Tuscarora
Hugane Bowers
Corning
Bowers
Bath
George Bennett
George Towers
Bennett
Ray
Buffalo
William Bennett
Old Fashioned Hair Remedy Promises Youthful Look
An advertisement extols Sage and Sulphur hair treatments to restore youthful color and shine. It touts quick gray cover, silky texture, and increased hair vitality, claiming dramatic improvements with topical applications. Noted are multiple product names and consumer endorsements.
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eWyeth
Perfect Bread and Cakes Offerings by Mahoning Valley Co
The Mahoning Valley Bread Co. offers bread varieties including rye graham and Vienna. Cakes doughnuts and pies are available with W. C. Webb as agent at 122 Fourth Ave. Perfect bread advertised for Apaculty Ayan.
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Graham
Vienna
Mahoning Valley Bread Co
W. C. Webb
Fourth Ave
Ayan
California Syrup of Figs touted as child laxative
A historical ad extols California Syrup of Figs as the ideal laxative for sick children. It claims its pleasant taste cleanses the stomach liver and bowels, easing constipation, upset stomachs and feverish malady. It urges asking for a 50 cent bottle from the California Fig Syrup Co. and warns against counterfeits.
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California
California Pig Syrup Company
Ady
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Corry Evening Journal
Excent
Hulidian
Center Street
Mail
Publican
Fr Govermar
Philadelphia
Republican
Democratic Party
Lel
Trenblic
Tate
Winol
Lok
Gage
Bale
Sam Jacobson & Co
Lindsay
Lindsay Lights
The
Barlow Hardware Co
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