Outage and ads shuffle through city notices
City page lists an outage and employment ads at local corset and factory firms. A dog bite case reaches the supreme court with a verdict holding dog owners responsible for damages, while a dog barking incident caused a rider to pursue compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen
Nulone Corset
Adyistt
Nulons Corset Co
Aavisit
Love & Son
Arle
Lilian Girld
Mre
Dell Darling
W. Wayne
Ofelock
Owheky
Hechul Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Bip Fone
Bulbs and Shrubbery Garden Planting Season Reminder
Local supplier promotes early planting for home landscapes offering Chrysanthemums Roses Carnations Miles and Sweet Peas. Two new greenhouses added this summer ensure first class stock at low prices and ready delivery for the season.
Potato harvest tale from Hing-Tuuville Herald
A July Hing-Tuuville Herald item reports on potato yields from Troy town and nearby farms. It mentions L. L. Cook and a farm dive with hundreds of potatoes, some weighing a pound, and hints at exaggeration in prior claims about the crop. The piece satirically notes lingering questions about the harvest and its record claims.
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Gavin
Troy
Tuuville
Lyric Theater Outings and Local Events in 1846
Patchy 1846 newspaper fragment describes Lyric Theater outings to Cohen's Ady play and Me 106, plus notices of guild meetings, missionary society gatherings, and a rough account of a public disturbance in Oil City with Harvey Hallett and Alfonso Brophy.
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Cohen
NuBone Corket Taatory
Advante Simanuel Guild
Dagar
Orat Wick
Wotuln
Sowliy
leGrand
Holelock
Meadville Yapern
Oil City
Derrick Harvey Hallett
Alfonso Brophy
Mars
Hallet
New York
Boston
Jamsen Street
Brophy
Mrestit
Titusville
Steamer Founders Near Erie After Lake Rescue
A steamer from Buffalo bound for Brie wrecks in heavy waves off Twelye Mie creek near Erie. The crew, saved by lifeboat Perry and local residents led by Mr Shadduck, reach shore. captain and crew thank Harborcreek residents for dry clothes and aid. No lives lost.
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Kile
Henson Harbor
Mich
Starvich
Twelye Mie Creek
Brie
Buffalo
Hfe
Suite Fisheries
Commodore Perry
Perry
Harborcree
Townstin
Bhaiduck
Shadduck
Shaddick
Boriha Foti
Martin
Joe
Chambers
Krie
Kole
Harborciick Rasidente
Husbands and Housecleaning Muddle Ends In Frustration
A reader laments ongoing cleaning toil as May aims to finish housework swiftly. Advice highlights using soaps that remove grease and leave surfaces clean, while noting lingering grime attracts pests. The note secretly confirms a plan to tackle household critters nesting in furniture.
James Boys in Missouri Southe James Hoye in Mewood
Fragmentary note mentions a punitive thriller and a feature of the year with references to adults and an M16, but details are unclear and no cohesive event or dates are discernible.
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James Boys
Missouri
James Hoye
Mewood
Peature
Medical inspection grows in favor across districts
The medical inspection of schools in many districts has expanded this year, now covering 410 children. About 871 physicians are appointed inspectors under the commissioner of health, surveying 1,500 households and townships. Nearly 11,550 schools are included, with 145,000 children examined last year and 111,22 found with defects. Hearing, nutrition, and breathing deficiencies appear most common among the identified issues.
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Tlans
de Dixon
Af Floalt
Honouehe
Bresting
Nixon
Vinol touted as cough remedy by Mrs Parham in North Carolina
An advertisement cites Mrs Olivia Parham of East Durham North Carolina praising Vinol a cough remedy claiming rapid relief and restored strength. It notes Vinol contains liver oil iron and tannic and promises a money back guarantee if not effective. Local druggists Tabbish and Som advertise Corry Pennsylvania.
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Olivia Parham
East Durhom
N.C
Weller
Druggtats Corry
G A R Meeting Delights Members Despite Rain
Grand Army of the Republic and friends gathered Saturday in Chelh for a cheery session despite inclement weather. A large crowd enjoyed the standard dinner program and a brief camp meeting, with thanks to Comrade and Mrs Curl and to Allis Harrington for leading singing. The next gathering was set for the third Saturday in November at Colum bis Grange Hall.
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Grand Army
Comende Gueres
Columbis
Grange Hall
Thos Goneades
Josiig
NWN
Grape Market Shows Improvement For Growers
The recent grain market gains encouragement for growers with Concord and Delaware varieties trading at steadier prices. Early week activity suggested weak demand, but market tonnage has risen and prices look firmer, supporting sellers in Chantauqua.
Grape Prices Range and Ripening Notes From Market Report
Prices for bulk grapes today range from 24 to 44 per ton with twenty pound baskets near 30. The Watch Grape dance company will meet Monday morning as Armour and company pay 44 per ton to start. Weather effects on ripening are noted as improving receipts at shipping points.
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Arouind
Watch Grape Dance Company
Armour and Com
Pany
Sandt Triggers Near Panic With Daring Flight
Aviator Earl Sandt caused a near panic during the Farrell air show in South Sharon when his airplane swooped from a great height. Thousands watched as the craft rose sharply again, fearing a crash, then landed safely to applause and congratulations on his risky maneuver.
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Farrell
South Sharon
Earl Sandt
Lis Dieht
Dross
Sandi
Sanat
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