Bank Robbers Take 11400 In Heist At Miswall Bank
Three gunmen robbed the Miswall Bank tonight sending about $11,400 in currency $4,000 in gold and $6,000 in other funds. Employees were ordered from the vault as the trio fled with the loot, the door then shut and the safe exploded in the confusion. Police said the suspects fled into the surrounding countryside.
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Hivawoll
Okla
Uh Firat Nasonu
Bank of Miswall
Tordhing
Ernuk
Liehan
Monga
Vibe
Tetors
Castilor
Sore
Whyer
Mona
Local residents recall a village gathering and travels
The fragmentary notes describe Mr. Fred To Winklely's absence from a job, travels to Turabursh and West Virginia, mentions Moury Moeyorinte and Inet Monility, and lists a busy social week in Clymer Olympr town. It notes visits by Homer McCray and family, Gertrady Hontink Tett, Miss Vennink, Mr. Branco Camp, and Margérete Schruefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympr
Fred
Foraman
Turabursh
Wil Polite
West Virginia
Moury Moeyorinte
Hilly Giimues
Bugy Bustaies
Ehanmed Haris
Hottater
Chas, Stanton
Ounsylvanl Railroad
vonaHon
Homer McCray
Dr. McCray
Mien
Gertrady
Mise Vennink Wil Anand
Burtsto
Mr. Branco
Rie
Margérete Schruefer
Bria
Local Notes From Sherman and Nearby Towns
A jumble of December and January social updates mentions Mrs Chandler of Washington and events in Sherman and Grand Valley. Residents include Mins Celle Thompson returning home from a week with the Reynold and Mrs Marriott, Waltz of Curry Hillontrle Light Company visiting Toya] Monday, and Albert Seelors planning next week’s supply run. Nockers Bros offer hats and goods, Lon Fordink visits, and a social hosted by Worth Lowen on Monday evening with a large turnout and plans for an elaborate supper and gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Chandler
Edna Eonatric
Lie Romatudor
TG. Ripley
Sherman
Buslens
Philvy
Mins
Celle Thompson
Grand Valley
Marriott
Sor
Waltz
Hlontrle Light Company
Toya
Albert Seelors
Nockera Hrathers Popertsientatore
Nockars Bros
Tiylie Thoir Stirling Hue
Mtv, Hendricks
Clinaon Wilson Tp
Funpley
Bes
Ciymier
Lon Fordink
Lawi Visitor Toy & Tow
Tueday
Congress Favors Stream Control for Flood Prevention
Congress backs river regulation plans in Pennsylvania to prevent floods through storage reservoirs. Army engineers find storage reservoirs feasible for flood control but not cost effective for navigation. A national commission study cites flood prevention and other benefits, with preliminary groups exploring river regulation methods statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Pennsylvania
Gonsrese
Ume
Congousa
Commission
Luis
Eye care advice from local clinic offers vision relief
The notice promotes eye strain solutions and vision comfort without glasses or contact lenses. It mentions Wanache-tong service eye stint and cautions against irons or Aruga in examinations, citing a lack of proper glasses as a factor. Names Ngee Mo and Soe Hotton appear as providers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nortan
Tong
Ngee Mo
Soe
Hotton
Bloody Brook Massacre Chronicle in Blood Creek Legend
In early colonial Massachusetts, Bloody Brook marks the massacre of Captain Lathrop and 80 Englishmen by 700 Native warriors near Deerfield on September 18, 1675. A monument honors the tragedy as settlers fled with grain, leaving wagons and supplies behind.
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Pues
South Deerfield
Masa
Bloody Brook
King Philip
Connecticut River
Northfield
Lathrop
Deerkeld
Hadley
Geam
Tathrop
Flood control committee reports Pittsburgh flood damage and river system links
A newly appointed Flood Control Committee heard a Pittsburgh delegation detailing severe flood damage in that city and across the Ohio Valley. The report emphasizes that floods from the Allegheny Monongahela and Ohio rivers flow into the Mississippi watershed and that reservoirs and coordinated control are urgently needed to reduce costs to Pittsburgh and the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conerisa
Titehureh Flood Commission
Monongahela
Oho Valley
Ohio
Mississippi
Kodha
Kidney health tips amid questionable meat alarms
A garbled historical note promotes reducing meat to prevent kidney issues. It claims meat raises kidney strain, advises lemon juice and specific drinks to flush kidneys, and touts a supposed elixir for urinary health. The text mixes dubious claims with generic health warnings about kidneys and bladder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Prominent Auctioneers Peddle Patent Ointment Scam
A frayed, garbled anti scam ad touts a patent ointment promising quick money guarantees. It references names like William A. Carley and A. Bink and a dubious array of places in Canada and the United States. The copy exhorts railroad workers to buy a “big box for 29” with bold claims and warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Carley
Prunklin
Nyu
Metenson
Alex
Tutto
Qrave Cetin
Llys
Canada
Opiieen
Opiieen Tottap Vom A. Bink
Pyparson
Furs Shown At City Sale By I P Droughy Co
Ad reads a fur sale by I P Droughy & Co offering a selection including mink and breton styles. It promises fair prices and urges customers to shop today for quality furs in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. P. Droughy & CO. Adve.o
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Bloody Brooks
Deerfield,Massy
CTION
Atlantic Motor Oils
Polaris
Atriken
Mahearks
Atlantic
Itis
Prietton Army
Atlantic Gasoline
Alsidard
Drop
Fies Atlantis
Monufort
Philadelphia
Merchant
Yeggs
Clymer
Yioying
Clarence Splizer
Cleford Knoman
Corry
Worth Lowen
Cambiar
Ryerson
Army Epioli
D. Padoll Byeslaht
Teeelion
Gorey, Pha
G. A. Elston
Prymont
Claus
Domande
Jhanme
Sidney
Elston
Maat
Cole
E.E. Guignon
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