Clements Ton ic Promises Quick Boost and Confidence
Nervous overworked readers urged to take Clements Tonic with bold guarantees of 10 days for a 10 day plan. Ad touts improved vigor and ambition, claiming eyes light up and energy returns, backed by a money back promise from Kelster’s Cut Rate. Also mentions a birthday party for Anna Dodge and local market ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clements
Clements’ Tonic
Clements Tonic
Kelster
Anna Dodge
West Wayne Street
James
Visingater
Inguin
Lindsloy's
All-Bran Ten Year Test Promises Health Benefits
A reader from Mattapan Massachusetts reports a ten year experience using Kellogg s All-Bran. The letter claims relief from headaches low spirits and sleeplessness linked to constipation. It promotes daily two tablespoon servings as cereal or in recipes and offers a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelloge
Atlan
Gosia Road
Mattapan
Mase
Kellogg Company
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Titusville News Briefs Parade Plans and Local Notices
City items and notices from Titusville and nearby areas. Read of a Democrats parade planned in Jamestown, labor board steps taken, local court actions including a guilty plea for a crime, church activities, a Christmas card ad, and varied local ads. Details include parade estimates, arrests, elections, a fish fry, a rifle accident, a public farm sale, and a map survey approval.
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Crisco
Will J. Wilcox
Titugville Democrats
Eal
Sneke Parady
Indome
oWip
Jamestown
Uts Local Labor Rela
Hons Board
Central Labor
Central Labor Hall
Gourg
Walf
Wim
Hirt
Sth
Westhler Ave
The
Baptist Church
E. A. Hook
Harold Shay
Cutting
M. D
Mir
Aufred Haenel
Lloyd Thomas
B.A. Hook
Perry's Place
Columbus
Barbara Tha Vargo
Anthony Vargo
Butler
Sie
Walter Penoyer
Rome Township
Crayford County
Meadville
Penoyer
Lloyd Saunders
Centerville
A. Merker
Harry Alexander
Ostess
Glen Donaldson
Spring Creek
F. M. Loveland
WW. Bracken
D. Wilcox
HH. Tones
HE. R. Ganey
Fragmentary note on bronchial coughs and lips
The readable text mentions bronchial coughs and lips with unclear phrases. It references a 13 couple and fragments like cough and mouth related notes, but no coherent event or identifiable names, places, or dates. The source is too jumbled for a clear news item.
Strikers Move to Hold Cargo From West Coast Ships
Pacific Coast maritime strikers withdrew their offer to remove perishables from 175 idle ships and vowed to hold out as long as ship owners. Longshoremen leader Bridges urged a hands off policy on perishables while a federal court suit in Los Angeles stalls. The policy committee tied up fruit vegetables dairy meats aboard ships held in West Coast Alaska and Hawaiian ports since the strike began December 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prose
Firaincirco
Pacific Coast Maritime
Fardlung
Arty Bridges
Ask
Los Angeles
Vhananna
Califordia
West Coast
Alaska
Hawaiian
Workers after split with C10
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Carnegie-Illinois Steel workers demand purging of members tied to John L. Lewis committee. About 60,000 steel workers reject a wage rise of 10 percent linked to living costs as a split in union ranks deepens. McKeesport wood works withdraws delegation from district council amid Lewis organized drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pny
Pittsburgh
Carnegie-Ilinois Steel Corporation
John L. Lewis
Tae
Lewis Fortes
Vest Steel Industry
Carnegie-Tiindis Wood Works
McKeesport
Pope Pius follows duties despite illness in Vatican
Vatican reports Pope Pius XII is suffering from Bright's disease or dropsy with swollen face and legs as his kidneys concern. Despite the illness, he continues his official duties and refuses to curtail audiences, the papal household states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unites Frets
Vatican City
Pius L
Bright
Wisdom of Curbed Season Aids Game Conservation Effort
The state game commission curtailed the 1984 season after severe winter weather to conserve wildlife. Hunters report varied success, with rabbits scarce yet some birds more plentiful in parts, while squirrels have migrated or declined. The move, praised by local sportsmen, aims to prevent further loss of small game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Spartaman
Paul Week
State Game Commission
Nimrods
Game Board
Game Commission
Jewel thieves raid exclusive shop in Armistice Day heist
Three men entered an upscale jewelry shop during Armistice Day celebrations in Philadelphia, gagged two employees, and escaped with jewels valued between 10 000 and 100 000 dollars. Police traced the suspects to New York. The loot was reported as about 50 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Iphiladelphia
New Yorke
Zema
Chas
F Diesinger
Philadelphia
Heunu
War Buddy's Pain Triggers Armistice Day Suicide
At Parade Philadelphia on Armistice Day Sergeant Frank Koenig, after eighteen years living with war wound agony, killed himself amid the World War veterans march, a personal crisis report notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
Frank Koenig
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Fragmentary OCR note mentions several proper nouns and phrases likely garbled. Readable parts show names or terms but no clear event, person, or place to report with confidence. Summary compiles the visible entities without asserting a factual incident or outcome.
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Monarch
N. E
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Warrell Hi School
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Sam Leyshack
Mercer County Vetective
Lyshack
Charles Sandeen
Grand Valley
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Erie
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W. J. Schubacker
Zielinek
Charles Heuer
Erle
W. D. Rowe
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Maple Avenue
Wing Will
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State Armory
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New York Central
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Brooks Memorial Hospital
Wrightsville
Wilter Locke
St. ‘Marys
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