Buffalo Man Held Captive by Thieves Says He Was Drugged
A Buffalo man, Jowell of Buffalo, reports he was abducted by two robbers on a rural road in Steuben County between Addison and Bath. He claims he was drugged, carried 180 miles to a farmhouse near Cameron, and robbed of a gold watch, chain, and $600 in valuables. He was treated at Homeopathic Hospital and remains in fragile condition after the assault. Police investigated but found no solid leads as of now.
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Dultato
Francio L. Jawell
Agrim
Wadsworth
Fewell
Stoubon County
Addison
Farmhona
Hoyer
Owo Mon
Tilm Atoll
Tilm Atoll Wadnworth
Jewell
Steuben County
Iyeu
Jowell
Insurance Company
Lowell
Tall & Conducted Story
Phyal
Warren Men Net Two Hundred Trout On Expedition
Dr. W. M. Baker and Dr. A. B. McDonald, officials in Warren, returned from a fishing trip in Poller County with 200 trout, claiming the season’s record catch. The fish weighed up to two pounds and measured up to fourteen inches, with several ten to twelve inches long.
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Warren
Knapp
Schoola
W. M. Baker
A. B. McDonald
Poller County
Wils Hegtion
Orrine Habit Drink Offer Promises Home Trial
An advertisement promotes Orrine as a cure for drinking habits. It claims money back if no results after a trial and stresses home use without publicity. The offer includes powder and pill forms, priced at $1 per box, with a booklet available from Habit & Hon druggists in N Centoy Street.
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Orring
Orrink
Habiitt & Hon
Drugelsts
N. Centoy St
Discovery of a New Comet Observed
An observatory reports the discovery of a new comet named by its discoverer. The object appears near the Dolphin constellation with a magnitude of 9.6. Further observations are expected to confirm its orbit and brightness.
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Nice
May
Schauman
Ban
National Bank of Corry Des Greentos Osteopaths Ad
The only licensed physicians in Corry offering spinal adjustment treatment for all diseases. Hours 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 2 to 5 p.m. Other hours by appointment. Rooms in Horn Block. Ball Phone 265, House-Phone 268-R.
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Des. Greentos
Corry
Rooma
Horn
Ball
House
Pheone
Liebel 18 Mentioned for Guthrie's Position
The Democratic state central committees consider a new state chairman as the party eye in Harrisburg. Rumors favor Mohwel Lindel Jr as a potential equal or better than the present incumbent. The meeting of the central committee will select the new chairman and state secretary while Rogan attends as county chairman.
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Friink
Melwin
Hale
Ofie Wie Daitoerilie Ehutuiry
Nolyte
Gevres W. Guthely
Japan
Cape
Mile County
Mohwel Lindel, Jr
Construction Worker Dies Among Strangers in City
Anthony Constatine a 28 year old native of Tauly Aled Tate died Thursday afternoon at City Hospital after a short illness from pneumonia. He was sent to the hospital earlier in the week from a railroad construction car at Brandan station on the Anthanye Valley division of the Rt. It is learned he worked at Foxhire and had no known relatives in this country. Burial arrangements were made by the construction gang.
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City
Anthony Conslantine
Tauly
Aled Tate
OM City
Paeumonia
Fist
St Tonagh’s
Warly
Mn Railroad
Bear Brandan Station
Anleghony Valley
By Rt
Foxhire
Ims
Isa
Narrow Escape From Drowning In May River Incident
A May 9 report recounts two boys nearly drowning when a boat overturned on the river near Fourth Street. Nelson rescued Hull, guiding a canoe to shore as currents swept them away. Both boys reached safety after hot baths and recovery at home.
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Warren
Harold Nolsot
Joe
Eunoe
Yhamaker
Tly Balrane
Nelson
Nelvon
Fourth Street
Tone
Raccoons blamed as fish poachers in Ridgway area
Local report from Ridgway details suspected raccoon thefts along streams stocked for trout. Farmer H. Martin, joined by Phe Ridgway and others, claims raccoons patrol the waterways and steal fish, supported by tracks and woodland knowledge from multiple observers in the Spring Creek township.
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Kane. Pa
Useumsien
Wedge H. Martin
Thie
Martin
Civic League Pushes Erie to Pittsburg Road Plan
A Civic League committee organizes support for a direct interstate road from Erie to Pittsburgh. They seek state aid, rallying cities along the route and urging legislative approval to fund construction and intercity cooperation.
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Eliena
Hulu City
Cououy
Riveraide
Witld
Pusburit
Highway Department
Corry Women Lead Crusade for Public Health Education
Corry women launch a crusade addressing school children and city sanitation. They plan spitting penalties, garbage collection reform, and enlist city officials and four laird ward leaders to educate pupils at Concord Hatch Washington Fairview and East Main schools. Dr Dixon offers support as the local health department backs the effort. another meeting will be announced soon.
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Brown
Luglea Hye
Evening Journal
Tiszie Bentley
Concord School
A. H.marbin
Hatch
G. C. King
Fairview
Miss Wright
Washington Steeet
J. C. Wilson
Robert Wolford
East Main St
State Department of Health
Dixon
Kansas Woman Praises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound
Lawrence Kansas and Burns Montana women report relief from backache headaches dizziness and nervous tension after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They credit improved health and strength and endorse the remedy to others. The makers cite thousands of letters as proof of the medicine's reliability and enduring test.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lawrence, Kus
Nely
Lydia
B. Pinkham
M. Zeuiven
New Jersey Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Montana
Burns
Mont
Pinkdham
Joan Francis
Burns, Montans
Pinkham
Community Visitors Reported Over Weekend
French Creek May 8. Mr. Garteleht the lonely man of Cutting was at Cutting Saturday. Mr. Les Hopkins of Ripley was a visitor at J. Mopkins over Sunday. Mr. John Tenkis, wife and children visited her father, S. D. Wallace Saturday and Sunday. Guy G. Johnson, wife and child are Corty visitors today.
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French Creek
Garteleht
Cutting
Les Hopkins
Ripley
Mopkins
John Tenkis
D. Wallace
Guy G. Johnson
Chilkin
Chiropractic claims to cure a list of ailments
A historical ad claims chiropractic practice can remove the cause of numerous conditions from appendicitis to nerve issues and infantile paralysis. It names Andrew & McKelvey D. C. at No 2 Park Pinos as the practitioners, with a sweeping list of illnesses supported by their method.
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Chiropractic
Andrew & McKelvey
D. C
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