The Lost Lawson and the Dreamword Estate Sale
Thomas W. Lawson, recently lost, plans to sell his Dreamword country estate to satisfy creditors. The tale frames his depression and retreat from society, while eyeing a return to public life as the stock market stirs with warnings and moral questions about gambling and easy money. The narrative notes Lawson’s influence and the mixed public sympathy as the episode unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Lawson
Tom Lawson
Wyiin
Hriday
Willo
Lawson
Hyuider
Little Schools of Finance Promoting Safe Investments
A public notice describes a high grade security campaign by financial houses to educate the public on wise investment. It notes free courses by experts, emphasizes service to the public, and urges native communities to store deposits and seek legitimate financial guidance from reputable firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aneriinge
Jebels Wiltef
Find Securities
Proaganda
Erdoks
Uncivilized Tone Marked in Turkish Campaign Claim
The speaker mocks the Turkish campaign noting Kemal lacks submarines planes or poison gas equipment. The remark emphasizes perceived inferiority in military tech and civility.
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Mustapha Kemal
Corry Citizen L Doty Praises Doan's Kidney Pills
Corry resident L Doty manager of a music store testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his back pain and kidney symptoms after working in a stooped position. He says he regained strength and could work again, noting the relief from morning pains and weakened secretions. Prepared by Westers Miburn Co Buffalo NY for sale at all dealers.
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Corry
Doan
Donna
L. Doty
Mgr
Genser ‘Street
Mr. Doty
Westers Miburn Co
Mir
Buffalo
N.Y
Chaotic Column Sketches From A Wandering Desk
A jumbled, humorous monologue fragment references Chicago bandits, a poker game, a coroner's report on poison, lighter living, birds, and various social curiosities. Mentions of Paris skirts, flapper fashion, New York convention, and a winter underwear suite hint at period tone and scattered chatter.
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Gaston
Lim
Chieaga
Jost Hyatly
Toston
Cor Viet
Poisin
Buearil Bay
St. Louis
Ode
Scotland
New York
Yell for Music Sits Nikolai Sokuloff in Demand
Nikolai Sokuloff criticizes American male enthusiasm in music and recalls a Wales festival with 10 000 attendees. He praises audience energy after Leiden Symphony performance and questions public support at other venues. The piece notes a possible large demonstration at a New York Polo Grounds event.
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Nikolai Sokuloff
Tne
Fudd
Wales
Syliew
Hovtt
Leiden Symphony
Orchisteslas
The Fatal Crossing A Million Young Bankers
A fragmented 1905 era piece notes rising child savings deposits from 501000 to 1900000, argues early money literacy builds future education and ventures. It spars with traffic risks, rail and auto warnings, and calls for safer crossings and smarter automobiles amid wartime anxieties.
Twenty Years Ago in the Journal Files Highlights
Excavation work on Navi Street opposite the park progresses with exposure of the sewer line and Pennsylvania Gas Co. Me Senior class petitions for May 5 graduation at the high school but is denied. An attempted robbery at the Pennsylvania depot in Albemarle fails. The Army Armory clerks’ dance draws a large crowd and success. Ajax Iron Works ships ten large gas engines to the Texas oil field.
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Navievthr Street
Iain
Peninylvania Gas’ Co
Ajax Iron Works
Texas Oil Field
Former St. Marys Woman Missing in Knoxville
Rose Vincent, aged unknown, a former St. Marys resident and music teacher, disappeared Friday afternoon after leaving her Grove Street home in Knoxville. Neighbors and law officers joined efforts to locate her, amid reports she faced potential relocation and had previously boarded in Kadile homes.
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Pittsburgts
Neprey
Eudenty
Knloxville
Horraugh
Weir Assintanes
Rose Vincent
Misty
Miss Vincent
St. Marys
Grove Sweet
Knoxville
Vincent
Union City Welcomes New Undertaker Owner
Union City welcomes Mr RS Rightlinger as the new proprietor of the local undertaking business, taking over from Mr Karl Tassel. Rightlinger, a 12 year veteran, arrives with his wife and three children to occupy the rooms above the undertaking parlor and begin work promptly. Mr Van Tassel will devote his time to the Corner Filling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pthame
Wiis
RS. Rightlinger
Karl Var
Rightlinger
Kightlinger
van Tassel
Local businessman pursues stake in Vorey project
A terse note indicates Station Lushiers eyeing a property at Vorey and planning future involvement. It mentions Mr. KighUinger as part of an undertaking business pending necessity.
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Lushiers
Vorey
KighUinger i
Trolley Cars Collision at Dunkirk in Central Avenue Report
A trolley car collision occurred in Central Avenue on Saturday injuring one person and causing disruptions. Witnesses report a frightening crash with hurried evacuation and a fainting woman among the witnesses.
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Dunkirk
Averay
Tralley
Oly
Aten
Fredania
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Cony Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry, Pa
A.D
Colegrove
Arthur Golegrove
Little Schools OF Finance
Ches. We
Tom Sims
Europe
A.ciperpnse
Pennsylvania Railroad
John D
Tha Journal Files
Ibvz
High Schonl
Weffard
Temple of Learning
Pennsyivanm
Algin
Armory
Lange
Eas
First National Bank
RST National Bank
Warren, Pa
Union City
Wooltex
Armadale
Roberts Shop
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