Politics Dominates New York Convention Debate
New York politics dominated last week as state party conventions concluded with Governor Smith and rival leaders shaping the platform and ticket. The New York Republicans faced internal strife over platform aspects and candidate choices, while Democrats considered Smith’s ambitions and the party’s direction. Local items note travel plans, a hunting trip, and winter weather reminders as winter approaches.
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New York
Ay" Smith
Anvich
Hinds
New Yorke Democrats
Tauvemur Smith
Constructive Public Service
Governit
G Question Journal
J. Xi
Jimmy Wadsworth
Benator
Dick Hen” Mills
Lhese
Wey
Christman
Wadsworth
Upstate
Wagner
Smith
Ogden Milly
Baielyy
Mills
Sai
Keep Kidneys Clean Drink More Water
An old health ad claims excess meat and acids irritate kidneys and offer a lemon wine remedy. It promotes a fizzy drink to flush kidneys, touts harmlessness and warns of bladder issues, urging daily intake of a marketed product to maintain urinary health.
Tinby and the Moth Eve of Equal Wits
Fragmentary note presents a satirical line about Tinby and a mother figure, suggesting doubts about universal male equality. It hints at wit differences and a subtle social joke without clear context or a full narrative.
Ancient Lucifer lamps found during Seventeenth century restoration
In a Wivenhoe near Colchester cupboard and the fireplace revealed old milches or lucifers. They were described as small tubular items tipped with sulphur at each end and likely used to light fires during the seventeenth century restoration work.
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Wivenhoe
Colchester
Enghind
Amazing New 5-Tube Radio At Very Small Cost
Sterling G. Sears of the US Naval Reserves offers a perfected five tube radio promising about 100 percent better home reception. The device is claimed to be highly selective, power efficient, and inexpensive. A free trial and information are offered by Geo. W. Naylor Jr., Dept SG, 16 Chambers St, New York City.
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New York City
Sterling G. Sears
US Naval Reserves
Esx
Sauls
Tovall
Geo. W. Naylor Jr
Chambers St
New Yorks City
Collapse of Abbridge Near Mill Village Triggers Inquiry
Erie county officials order a full probe into the cave in that collapsed the Pollack bridge near Mill Village last week after a GM Spiller track crashed through. They cite 1923 statute on weather damages and say the state or county may fund rebuilds. County engineers will lead immediate investigation with a Friday invite. Local supervisors demand immediate rebuilding as rainfall blamed for the damage.
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Pollack
LeBoeuf Township
Spiller
Erie County
Joseph ¥. Moothea
Charles Davis
C. Hill
Mill
LeBoeuf
Each Day's Struggle By Constince L Smith
A compact reflection on starting the day, noting the author Constince L. Smith and the universal challenge of beginning daily routines. The fragment hints at personal resolve and the recurring effort to confront morning adversity.
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Constince L. Smith
Glossy Hair Ever Curly By Edna Wallace Hopper
An ad features Edna Wallace Hopper claiming her Wave and Sheen dressing gives lasting curl shine without a hairdresser. She promotes the product as doubles hair beauty in an hour, priced at 75e with a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
Marcel
Edna
Wallace Hopper
Kindergarten Class Planned at 425 Northenter Street
Miss Hoenes will form a kindergarten class at or near 425 Northenter Street for preschool children. All parents interested in sending their children are asked to call Friday or Saturday evening. The class is the only one in the city and aims to attract local preschool-age citizens.
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Hoenes
Ornate Indergarten
Northenter Street
slowUny
Corry D A R Accept Warren Invitation
Corry D A R accepts Warren invitation with plans for a meeting of the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter and Warren Chapter of Warren Pa. Members and guests will attend a program and refreshments. Mr Ralph S Vewer superintendent of schools addressed the gathering with a Christmas theme and noted local interests.
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Joseph Warren
Supt. Dewey
Tokensdan
Valleehapten
Dod Konet
Hye
Iteseinen
Supe
TV Giblin
Preddine
Hobbes
Warren
Ralph
Vewer
Kristaspher
Dewey
Chistopher
Ereas
Ayenivvel
JW Austin
Kate Kein
Jures Marti
Spartainshirre
Aliss Trimble
Oo Mears
Plants Respond To Affection And Care For Flourishing Blooms
The text argues plants grow better with attention and proper cultivation. It contrasts two plants, claiming the one properly cultivated and fed, and admired, shows rapid growth and abundant, beautiful blooms.
Stolen Car Recovered After Theft Incident
Police recovered a stolen car connected to an incident at a Franklin plant. Witnesses recall a chaotic scene as officers detained suspects and officials questioned the vehicle’s owner. A man named Reynoldsville appears in reports, with officers pursuing leads and assessing damage from the theft.
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Rankin
Fiesen
Sunil
Thurela
Kafluine Verpotanda
Martin Selle
Tleuhnan
Ralph “Beaty
Reynoldsville
Ian Damage
Attacks on Officers Reported in Oniontown Area
Police say a man assaulted officers during a disturbance at the Panly home area. Investigation notes a state trooper and constable were involved, with a special detail pulled from a nearby unit. Reports indicate a suspect fled toward a nearby pokeiven. details remain uncertain.
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Ries Oniontows
Panik
Miles Paniley
Sreenshiteg
Monument Planned for W C T U Leader Frances Willard
A planned public memorial honors Frances Willard founder of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union. The proposed monument will be a marble statue to be placed in a park area near the county, funded by contributions from members and supporters. The project includes a dedication ceremony with local officials and park directors.
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Frances Willard
Union
Ene
Frances Wilewy
Catlynt
Winter Apples Piled for Sale on Route 7
Readable listings show apples for sale described as winter varieties. Names and exact sellers are unclear but indicate local vendors along Route 7 with hand picked fruit and a small-scale sale setup.
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Columbus
P.l.schrinling
Corie
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Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Garrier
Sue Ee
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Elimtr
Far Miller
Graham Nursery Up
Rochester
Heine
Pennsybania
James I Wight
Hem, Norton
Arthur Igm
Maine Woods
Allegheny College
KKK
America
Fils
Mill Village
Cs Visiss
Corry D. A.R
Nashua
Frank C. Caupin & Sons
Center ST
W.C.T.U
Davison-Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin Street
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