Stationery styles and colors advertised for women and children
A local ad highlights the latest Welting amip stationery including Jotter paper, envelopes, and stamps by Tor mon. The box features prices and a variety of colors aimed at women and children, with green yard branding noted.
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Tor Mon
Privey Im Boxen
Howl Hows on every paper today in Warren area
Local papers report a 40 percent discount while many ads promote sales and services. Notices include campaign notes, a telephone company conduit project, a wheel director candidacy, and various shopping promotions. A baby is born in Northwester Pennsylvania. a fourteen year old hunter dies near Lancaster.
Local notices and community briefings from Warren Mirror
Fragmented items describe shop window sales at Hutplaw and B W Stennett & Son, a nurse-led pediatric case at Corry Hospital, and a Colorado trip forecast. Also mentions a Findley Lake postmaster exam in 1911 and a civil service staffing note for Sherman.
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Herbert Rathbun
A. B. Rathbun
Corry Hospital
de. GG
Benneil
Piles Cures Advertised By Ames & Go Corty Pa
An advertisement touts a remedy for piles claiming it cures all kinds of piles by internal action. The ad promotes HEM-ROLD tablets and offers a 24 day supply for $1 through Ames & Go in Corty Pa and Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Ruffato, with a small pamphlet offer.
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Ames & Go
Corty
The Arcade Offers Quick Start Business Training
If you had started a Davie School course a year ago you would have an office job today with a good salary. Every week of delay costs a week's pay. Begin now and ask for information on our advantages and easy payment terms. Students can get three fourths of a cent per mile on the Pennsylvania Railroad for daily commuting.
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Muraday
Cohen
Muceiben
Bell Telephone
Grand Durham
B. W. Blounett & Son
Burchardt
Thia City
Haast
Warren
Hingoly
Hoda
Davie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Memoirs Excerpt Notes Browning and Critics
A fragmented review mentions Browning and a critic named Wak with sharp remarks on his accent tone and vivid descriptions. The passage reflects a critic’s reaction to the poet and the public’s mixed reception observed in the Memoirs of John Churton Collins.
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Browning
John Churton Collins
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