Poppy Day Sale Made Here On May Twenty Fifth
The Veterans of Foreign Wars announce Poppy Day sale in our city on May 25 a memorial week activity. Thousands of scarlet memorial flowers are handmade by disabled ex service men at Veterans Hospitals and in New York City storehouses. Proceeds aid war disabled and families with relief and unemployment concerns. The Buddy Poppy label certifies the handwork. Commander Coolidge endorses the sale along with civic and religious groups.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans of Voreign Wars
Hve
America
Veterans Hospital
New York City
Wesale
V. W National Home
Eaton Rapids
Mic
Coolidge
Women's Clubs and Patriotic Societies
Vinol Promises Gains After First Week Of Use
A testimonial claims gains of eight pounds after starting Vinol. The user notes improved strength appetite and sleep within days. The ad touts Vinol as a strengthening iron and cod liver compound aiding nervous tired adults and even children, urging readers to try it.
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R_ IL Bailey
Prison team nets auto thief in Duntire
Police Chief John J. Warren with officers Olivers Chifford and Pryga captured a young man charged with grand larceny. Pater Smyczk, 20, of 807 Tout Street, pleaded guilty to petit larceny and was sentenced to one year in Monroe County Penitentiary. The Ford coupe stolen from the Bridge of Louis O Booeta area was recovered abandoned on Bucks Up Street near Danghey. The case followed a Sunday night theft and involved a local municipal court proceeding.
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Duntire
John J. Warren
Olivers Chifford
Pryga
Tone Yent
Lécal Court
Pater Smyczk
Tout Street
Shim Enstady
Unon
la Sery
Monroe County
Arthur
Jamestown Sees Sixty-One More Arrests For Traffic Overtime
Jamestown police and fire units stepped up enforcement of the new traffic ordinance, arresting 61 more motorists overnight. City Court arraignments reached seventy, bringing total arrests to 12,? as officers reported crowded desks and a variety of excuses from those cited.
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Jamestown
CA Paien
Increase in pay for Pennsylvanians legislators
United Press reports Harrisburg May 1 Pennsylvania legislators will see a salary rise from 3500 to 3000 per session with a flat increase and enhanced life insurance. The bill adds mileage allowances and travel pay for official duties, plus per diem for travel. The measure projects future annual increases and benefits for members.
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United Pres
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Terese
Pisher Dae
Boy Killed by Lightning in York Storm
A May 11 United Press report from York states Roy Senft, 15, was killed instantly when struck by lightning during a severe electrical storm. The storm damaged a large Hostetter Construction barn, burning it down with losses over $10,000, and caused extensive minor damage to trees and utilities in York.
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United Press
York
Piaus
Roy Senft
Senft
Hostetter Construction Company
Ios
Sternity
Denies Attack With Hatchet in Westfield Case
Mayville May T1 aerton Peters of Westfield was indicted by the May Granis Jury for first degree assault. He appeared Tuesday before Justice Atenza G Hinkley, pleaded not guilty, and the case moved to County Court. Bail was set at 15 000, reduced to 12 000, and he was taken back to jail. The alleged attack on his wife in their home left her jaw broken and caused other injuries. Peters was arrested hours after the assault and has been jailed since.
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Mayville
Aerton Peters
Westfield
May Granis
Supreme Court
Atenza G Hinkley
Throweh
Harry M Young
Mayvillé
Hinkley
Peters
Acquitted of Manslaughter in Olean Case
A jury found Stewart C. Brown not guilty of manslaughter in a trial held in the county court on a Sunday afternoon. The proceedings, held at 240 day afternoon, concluded with the verdict of not guilty for Brown, connected to an incident at an apartment.
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Little Valley
Dona DL
Olean
Secons
Stewart C. Brown
Vonurt
Guiley Brown
Oliver Burley
Venti
Depinedo Prepares New Flight Route Change
Italian aviator Collinyl Franc de Puedi, flying the Santa Maria II, left New York for Philadelphia. He postponed the flight due to bad weather but then altered plans when sunshine appeared, aiming toward Yucaitle.
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United Pro
New York
Cescu de Puedi
Philadelphia
Perils aboard drifting NC-3 recalled in chaos at sea
United Press story recounts the NC-3 airship disaster with crews fighting high seas, drifting wreckage, and survival efforts. Lavender and crew faced overwhelming odds as water, fuel loss, and mass confusion tested their endurance aboard the stricken vessel.
Pimples and Skin Eruptions Advertised Cure
An early 20th century testimonial seeks sale of a herbal remedy claiming to purge impure blood and strengthen the body to cure pimples boils and skin eruptions. The misspelled ad cites improved blood nourishment and vitality, with a street address and price, presenting a boastful, health-fraud style.
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Vcu
Nine styles of Gordon Silk Stockings at low cost
Advertises nine styles of Gordon Silk Stockings with discontinued lines and no seconds. Notes stockings do not extend high enough for extremely short skirts, but suitable for medium short skirts 12 to 14 inches from the floor. Offers 70 colors in three lots priced at 1 cent, 98 cents, and $1.69 per pair.
Pair of stockings styles and colors listed
A garbled sale note lists stockings priced at $1.69 and formerly $2.00 to $2.50. It mentions regular made stock with heavy stock, 20 inch height, and colors such as Wan Biscuit Cordovan French Nude Dawn Bran Moonlight Atmosphere Otter Rise.
Moss Varieties Count Near Two Hundred in Belts District
The report notes nearly two hundred moss varieties in the Belts district with details on classification and growth patterns. It highlights how different moss forms cluster in damp, shaded locales and suggests further study for taxonomic clarity and ecological roles.
Thieves steal gasoline and merchandise from filling station
A group of thieves broke into a Walker station near Ware, Wis, taking 70 gallons of gasoline and a large stock of merchandise including cigarettes. Police warn of further incidents as investigators pursue suspects linked to a broader burglary spree. Several dwellings were disturbed, and authorities urge caution as they work to identify the culprits.
F PrOTARL Huwvin mat Hibinion agi May
Fragmented readable text mentions a conspiracy charge and a meeting in May with unclear names and details. The record preserves a partial reference to a legal matter without full context or identifiable entities.
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Eollott
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