Last Bi Branch Man Died Early Today At Home
St Clair died last evening at his home near East Art Attack after being in ill health. A longtime resident, he was a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows for years and born in Ingersoll. Survived by a sister Mrs Henry Gates of Marienville. Funeral services set for Monday at Alexander & Company funeral park at 2 pm with interment at Concord Wners cemetery.
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St. Clair
J. M. Gates
East Art
Order of Odd Fellows
Ingersoll
Made
Concord Wners
Al Smith Comments on Pennsylvania Primary
Alfred E. Smith arrived in Albany in his brown derby and spoke with Governor Roosevelt’s office staff about the Pennsylvania preferential primary. He dismissed questions on delegate claims, joking that it would require a pastel’s lawyer to untangle the oath while meeting Acting Governor Herbert H. Lehman.
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Albany
Midy
Alfred E. Smith
Capitol
Pennsylvania
Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert H. Lehman
Visiting residents fill Corry with social notes
Personal mentions list James H Chickering from ON City en route home from Harrisburg and many locals visiting relatives and friends in Corry. Numerous arrivals include Tadiward Sheldon of Erie and Alexandra Rog of Oll Cuy, with others to Erie, Jamestown, Warren, and Union City for weekends. Several departures noted to Buffalo, Harrisburg, and Chicago area for visiting, funerals, or business.
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James H. Chickering
ON City
Harrisburg
Chickering
Tadiward Sheldon
Erie
Glenn Spencer
Meadville
W. B. Skinner
Jamestown
H. H. Lyons
Union City
Corry T Jas
Kathryn Purcell
Opal Burroughs
A. McLean
Brie
Franklin Street
Agnes Cathey
Spring
Jeff
Chieagy
James Malind
Warren
F. Bil
Lila
Alexandra Rog
Oll Cuy
Corry
Mayville
Hester Shelters
James Handen
East South Street
Florence Humtley
Inez Johnson
Irying Street
Helen Smith
Buffalo
Rescued Miner Deso Dies After Mine Collapse
Tamaqua Pennsylvania May 14 Milton Prantz twenty year old unhurt earlier died today at Coaldale State hospital from shock as hospital records cite. He had been trapped last night in a narrow homemade mine when earth collapsed while digging for coal. A single rescuer could squeeze toward him amid tight passages and scooped dirt away by hand.
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Tamaqua
Milton Prantz
Coaldale State Hospital
Frantz
Ruse Saves Part of Chicago Payroll
Two robbers halted Harry G. Wray as he returned from the bank and took $1,600 from Briede Rogovsky Company payroll. A second messenger, Clarence Dubrod, moved as if to follow, delivering the payroll intact to its destination and saving $1,500. The robbers fled in a car, thwarted by the new hold up protection.
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United Press
Chicago
Briede Rogovsky Company
Madlesite
Harry G. Wray
First National Bank
Clarence Dubrod
Wray
Dubrod
Plants Not Harmful in Sleep, Old Theory Reexamined
The article argues that plant life in homes does not harm sleepers. It notes that plants exchange gases during photosynthesis and respiration, suggesting limited impact on indoor air. Proponents of fewer plants dispute claims, while supporters see potential benefits from plant odors and air quality.
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Hedeoons
Tony Jacksons Tomatoes Grow In New Greenhouse
Tony Jackson reports ripe tomatoes coming in days from his 26 by 60 foot greenhouse at the corner of Essex and Hagle Street. The heated glass structure allows full maturity fruit and he plans to fetch a fancy price. He also grows flowering plants and pansies, promising a robust garden year ahead.
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Timy Jackson
Tony
Essex
Bay Alwilys & Cra
Jackson
Close of Market Stock Quotes From City Exchange
Quotations from Log an Bryan of Oi City show copper stocks such as American Smelting, Butte Copper & Zinc, and Continental Motors among others. Major names include General Motors, Chrysler, Packard, Studebaker, Willys Overland, and Atlantic Refining with prices and listings reflecting a broad market close.
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Logan & Bryan
Oi City
New York Btock Exchange
Livy M. Bracken
American Smeltera
BajAnawonda i. Senansis
Butte Copper & Zinc
International Nickel
Enigeott
Motors Aghopt Loy Coe
Ghrysler Ss. S
Continental Motors
Fragmented OCR list of early 20th century company names
Reads like an OCR fragment of a stock exchange or company index listing numerous firms across industries. Contains entries including Leather, Westinghouse, Woolworth, Arkansas Gas, Central State Electric, Cities Service, Columbia Oil, Humble, Mo-Kang Pipeline, Mountain Producers, South Penn Oil, and Pittsburgh Stock Exchange references.
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Eseeereverestiseeeres
Arkansas Gas
Associated Gas
Central Staleg Electric
Colunthia Oil & Gasoline
Humble City
Mo-Kang
MS Mountain Producers
South Penn
Uf Tridiana
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange Poe
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Rex
M. Davies
Clark Gable
Polly
Circus
Warner Baxter
Daddy Long Legs
Marian Nixon
Harry Lauder
I Love
Dogville
Whippett Racing Sport
AL Smith
Citizens National
Helen Kendall
Titusville
Day Landers
W. W. Hall
J. A. Rathbun
M. Mengst
Inter
Souctines
Teme
Hartford
Conn
Fee
Mary Pachey
Russell
William Decker
Mark Dine
George Decker
John Mooney
Frank Keefe
P. G. Wood
Masters Rasselas
Pendleto Brown
West End
Julius Johnson
Ruth Evans
Gladys Kolstee
Clymer
Iy Corry
Harris Kolstee
Mivans
Gen Swann
City
K. B. Willet Punn Simla
James Mutheirn
Jene Mutheirn
Mercyhurst College
Guy Abbey Lef
Ellen Sweeney
Dorr Clark
W! Wilstead Q
J W. Pier
Mr. Jewett
Lie
Miss Bliel Pier
Deso
Tony Jackson
Vandergrift
Hiski Valley
Citizens National Bank of
Others
Peerless
Hyatt
Batiste
St Paul
Baie Des Seto
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Northern Pacific Penna
Steel American
Bethlehem
U 8
Steel
Misc
American T&t
Bendix Aviation
Eee
Columbia Gas & Electric, Commonwealth & Southern
Curtigs-Wright Oy
Curtiss-Wright A. Oe
General Electric
National Dairy Products
Paramount Publix
Drg Bay
Tri-Continental Standard
United Corp
US Leather Common
West Aithwake
Westinghouse Eee
Woolworth
New York
North Center ST
Ersonal Finance“Co
Benafitiq
Leen Sassely
South Center ST
Corry, PA
Elie Eed
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