Local residents and visitors travel for business and leisure
Mrs. Thad Perking is very sick in Liberty Street. Gerry Kincaid heads to Brie on business. Madam Myers returns from Vimie to her old home. James Crown and M. B. Messenger travel to Jamestown for work. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gray visit Erie for the day. Mrs. B. W. Stannett visits Wentford. Mina Lona Cohen visits Franklin to see relatives. Mrs van Crippen visits Titusville. Mrs. G O King and Mrs. Carlton King visit Chautauqua. Mrs. Walter Seave spends days in the city with Mrs. Van Campen. Mrs. A. A. Whitney returns to Meadville from a stay with Mrs. Hen Starr. C. B. Weeks returns from Greenville with a three ton rock crusher. Mrs. Phillip Wise and grandson Phillip visit John Harry family in Mansfield, Ohio. Mrs. Hila Hin Cutting, Corry resident and former Illinois teacher, visits friends. Mrs. J. A. Poni hosts visitors. Mrs. U8 Roger, ill recently, improves, delighting friends. Warren Mirror notes Mrs. Rogers, former Columbus resident.
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Thad Perking
Liberty St
Gerry Kincaid
Brie
Madam Myers
I Vimie Ak
James Crown
Jamestown
M. B. Messenger
Mark Gray
Erie
B. W. Stannett
Wentford
Childe Price and
Cos. Tendly
Buainos
Mina Lona Cohen
Pranklin
van Crippen
Titusville
King
Carlton King
Chautauqua
Walter Seave
van Campen
A. A. Whitney
Meadville
Hen Starr
C. B. Weeks
Greenville
Phillip Wise
Phillip
John Harry
Mansfield
Wits
Hila Hin Cutting
Form Corry
J. A. Poni
Roger
Warren Mirror
Rogers
Columbus
Cascarets Best Bowel Cleanser Ad Teaser
Furred tongue bad taste indigestion and headaches are blamed on a torpid liver and clogged bowels. A Cascaret tonight promises thorough cleansing and a refreshed morning. Millions use Cascaret to keep bowels regular and avoid misery for months.
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Wien Cascaret
Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor Ad
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor as a quick, painless remedy to remove corns and calluses. It claims reliable, lasting relief and notes availability from pharmacists and distributor Thomas Downey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam's
Thomas Downey
Adv
Knight's Tea Store Offers Staple Groceries
A damaged OCR reads as a grocery list from Knight's Tea Store detailing staple items like sugar, flour, canned goods, crackers, and ginger snaps. It mentions prices per pound and quantities though many words are garbled. The fragment suggests current stock and casual sale listing.
Mrs Betty Hoppman Visits Canonsturgh Relative
Mrs Betty Hoppman of Canonsturgh was visiting with her brother Mr Prank Ford for ten days. Mrs Thomas Clarke returned home in Conneaut C last night after a ten day visit with friends.
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Betty Hoppman
Canons— Turgh Re
Prank Ford
Thomas Clarke
Conneaut, C
Bedient Tops American League Pitching Pace Records
Tumantown N Y Nov. The official pitching records list shows Rube Bedient ranked among the American League leaders last season. He pitched 231 innings in 41 games with 206 hits and 18 runs charged, striking out 122 and allowing 2 wild pitches and 2 balks. Joe Wood led the league with 872 percentage, Plank second, Fohn won third, Coombs fourth.
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Tumantown
Rube Bedient
Buukette
Cleveland
Joe Wood
Boston
Plank
Delphia
Fohn
Washington
Coombs
Philadelphia
Redient
Watemen
Discussion On New Water Plant In Warren
The Warren Mirror reports growing sentiment for city water provision over the past month. Court action on bonding under the Alliron plan renews vigorous discussion and cooperation with a possible new water company. a public meeting is planned to advance the project.
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Warren Mirror
Tew
School Supt Quits Without Notice in Olean
Olean November 13. Surprise spread as School Superintendent Samuel Je Slawson resigned to take a position in Stamford Connecticut and begin work after vacation. The Stamford notice was the first information received by the board of education. Slawson had led local schools for the past four years after coming from Wells.
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Olean
Wan Wx
Samuel Je Slawson
Stamford
Conn
Slawson Hay
Kehookis
Wells
Pennsylvan ia Railroad Chief Resigns After 40 Years
James McCrea, longtime president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, resigns after four decades with the company. The board elects Samuel Rea as his successor, Rea having previously served as vice president. McCrea is the fourth Pennsylvan ia president to resign while in office, with several predecessors dying in office.
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Philadelhia
James McCrea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Samuel Rea
Rea Hay
Yice
McCreato
Hola
Offlus
First U S Court January Term Listed In City
Fire in city accompanies report of the January term for the United States Court. Orson Andrews a substitute letter carrier faced government prosecution for mail theft connected with a counterfeit pillion scheme. Bond for trial set at $1,000. defendant remanded to Erie county jail in default of bond.
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United States
Frank W. Grant
Orson 10 Andrews
Erie 1
Bold Thieves Target Public With Fake Medical Remedy
The article details a Spanish War veteran Lieut Bullard and Senor Cassamiro exposing imitators of a new medical formula. It describes a protective plan requiring authorized agencies, single city druggists, public formula disclosure, agent certification, and carton listing to ensure genuine distribution.
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Bullard
Phillippinan
Elie Cassamiro
Popularitien
Basto
Lieut. Ballard
Devance
Senor Caneymiro
Senor Chusamiro
Senor Cassamiro
Senor Cagsamiro
Hin Au Hoelaten
Llant
Ballard Pirat
May contest bayle seat under review in Washington county
Washington party leaders study election returns from Precincts in the Pulrview district to determine grounds for contesting Samuel B. Bayly's Assembly seat against John S. Stoves. County officials face scrutiny as recount inquiries may be filed and ballots opened in a potential challenge.
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Washington
Avery Mistriot
M. Foye
George M. Mayon
Femiperandi
Hay Hive
Nike
le Paparn
North
Steven
Hoosavelt
Lye Ford Ware
Haylesoy
Ole Holm
Eva
Bird or di water Ale 100 in gt Ki nn
The fragmentary OCR text mentions a drink or ale and a quantity or measurement linked to a place or event. Names and reliable details are unclear, leaving the item as a brief, ambiguous snippet rather than a full report.
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