Racket Store specials and local notices flash by
Local column rounds up store sales at the Racket Store including suits, sweaters, galoshes and caps. It notes a move of Patterson and Greelay shops to 147 North Center Street opposite Star Garage, plus ads for baked goods, feed, paint and artist materials. Reports on a dog biscuit brand, a Rex Rex film showing, a missing item, and a police inquiry into a post office incident at Coal Glen. Also mentions a farm sale and a prison of notices about attire and housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex Street
Sue Robert Patterson
Joan W. K. Greelay
Kays
East Main Street
North Center Street
Star Garage
Blooms
Brockway
Coal Glenn
Bloom
Smith and Young
Butler
Oat Glenn
Coal Glen
Call Bell
Gerald Wilson
Mfr
Sammel Wilson
Sebusty
Scofield
Pleasantville
Howe
Married Woman Eats Only Bread and Milk
A consumer note reports a married woman restricting diet to bread and milk after using Adlerika. The tale claims gas and bloating lessen, with dramatic claims of removing waste matter from the system as a testimonial from Thomas Bowney, a druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PB Manin
Thomas Bowney
Betty Weeney Heroic Claim Shocks Courtroom Audience
Fragmentary report notes Durieea and Durkin cases linked to a Chi cage incident. Betty Weeney speaks of an omissive lover claiming he is the most wonderful man on earth as police begin simultaneous inquiry.
Mandel Fur 431 Trade Name in Early Pelt Trade
The fur trade history notes a man named Mandel who introduced a fur labeled 431. The name remained associated with this pelt type, linked to a species of Amlutle sheep. The market launch credited Mandel, and the name retained his value over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandel
Cotton Batts and Store Notes Mixed Local News
Fragmented ads list Cotton Batts at 15c and 79c, with varied sizes and prices. A report mentions It Provided he passes an altitude test, yrles Danduis sailing to Cerro De Pasco, Peru, to work at 11,000 feet, plus notes on Kane High School, Bucknell, and Peruvian operations. A birthday event for Mrs. Albert Melroy is detailed, with guests from Kane and local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yrles Danduis
Cerro de Paseo
Upper
Uunden
Dandais
W. Davidois
Wetmore and
Kane
Jersey Shore
Kane Highchool
Bucknell University
Cxwieburg
Salt Lake City
Utah
Cerro de Pasch
Lima
Kaneepublician
Tinney in Court to Answer Divorce
The article reports in court today the divorce proceedings of comedian Frank Tinney from Edna Tinney. Testimony includes allegations of maltreatment and details from Harry Oshima who visited London to observe Tinney's behavior. Oshima testifies Tinney registered at the Turks Head Hotel Newcastle Tyne as Mr and Mrs Frank Tinney with a blonde woman described as pretty with blue eyes, matching Imogene's charms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Tyne
Prank Tinney
Imogene
Cooks Club Arrest Leads to Prosecution in District
Posing as a cook, W J Martsoll assistant dry administrator and three officers raided the Cooks' club, arresting proprietor William Dupliex. Duy Ber released on $1000 bond pending hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slever
Plttsburgh
W. J Martsoll
Cooks’ Club
William Dupliex
Duy Ber
Bulrushes and Papyrus Text From Ancient Nile Regions
The article notes papyrus plants known as bulrushes, describing their growth in swampy areas. It mentions a perennial push that forms small stems reaching 6 to 10 feet, historically found along the Nile and still present in Syria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Nile
Syria
Revision of Non-Theatrical Display of Pictures
Unitea Provo Harishurg announces a hearing on proposed rules governing the showing of motion pictures outside theaters. The Department of Labor Industry will review regulations for non theatrical exhibitions in schools churches lodges industrial sites and other venues. The event is set for November 12 in Senadleavens tor SF Ue capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harishurg
Senadleavens
Tor
Bute
Department of
Labr Anth
Béttyburgh
Ard
Serantam
Jose
Wnh
Respite Granted in Westmoreland Slaver Case
In Harrisburg on November 5 Gen Pin granted a respite delaying the execution in the Westmoreland slaver case. Details are incomplete in the readable text but indicate a halt to the scheduled death sentence and mention Angela Chew and local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisberg
Pinshot
Angela Chew
Wearmoreland
Jaynaey
Fragmented quote on sacredness and happiness by James Mhickoye
A damaged OCR fragment contemplates sacredness of property and liberty tied to happiness. It presents a philosophical question about where happiness fits into the moral hierarchy and how property gains its sacred status through its relation to happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mhickoye
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Willi Star Stores Inc
Jemima
Aur
Perth
Harvey Patterson
Eral Mule
Wtth
Tittsburgh
Miller
Heath's Mills
H. L. Rowe
Bell
GO. L. F
Collins
Spencer's
L. E. Chapman
Trans M Greenland
Burgess of
Warren
Chapman
Children’s Aid Society
Royal [Boot Shop
South Center Street
Rex
Victory Ladies
Albert McElrox
Robert Pattersory
Hamburg
Will J. Wilcox
Journal Office
Columbus Avenue
Clyde Hassett
Col Imbus
New York State
Albert Hayes
Frewsburg
Rin-Tin-Tin the Wonder Dog
Mable Messenger
Bad Shurch Street
National Cash Register For Sale
Bar
General Wholesale Co
Calewrove
Clymer
B. P. Blies
Fale
F. E. Root
Robert Patterson
Franke Wilcox
Main St
Warren County
Padell
Traction
Paddle
Frank A
Wilcox
East Main Ct
Walker
Genter Stretts
Bett
Sherwood Summons
West Wayne Street
Miuscles
Warrem
Tumestows
Warr
John Pelle
Hauléhurst
Lanner
Merewett Hag
Kane Summit
Pojle
Mentor Club
North Woods
Eee
Alfves
Waller
Tallor
Albert Melroy
South Cessler Priest
Mealing Lawson
Kermore
N.Y
Melroy
Glenn R. Davis
Corry
Corry Savings Store
Center Street
Sam Jacobson & Co
The
Tinney
United
Unitea Provo
Westmoreland
UNION
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