Corry Vicinity News and Upcoming Meeting Notice
City and vicinity report a coal sale in Corry High area and a social event at Woolly Dancing Inn with good attendance despite rain. An important meeting of the Ad Ministeriat Ansoula to discuss local affairs is scheduled for next Monday at 4 16 p m in the Presbyterianehiroh with all members urged to attend.
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Alden-Ragon Coal
Corry High
Durham's
Chariga ‘Pelmbla
B. Hall
Ansoula- Hon
Corry
Pettit Florist Seeks Your Spring Planting Needs
Bulbs and shrubbery offered with low prices on top quality stock. Pettit Florist announces two new greenhouses and a wide array of plants including chrysanthemums roses carnations lilies and sweet peas. Daily service promises prompt careful attention with a piano contest incentive and a payment option at 410 E Main BL three blocks from the depot Union phone Hell 702.
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Wil Ovenstone
Biweekly Chow Club Dance and Local Notices
The bi weekly dancing party at The Chow Club attracted about twenty five couples with a butter served after. Presbyter ian Church invites come tomorrow morning and evening with Mr Noyles sharing missionary views from Canton China. Plans for the new Kelehor block on North Center street near the Traction building await bids. Structures drawn by A P Mount and Son received final approval. Drake and Gillian buy Desthorn farm and move soon. Gillin farm south of town sold.
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Beok Tissue Towels
Durhan’s
Alby
NuBone
Advastt —Te Fobort Rew Hatato Agency
Gillin Farm
Ndo
Heny Fey
Noles
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Noyles
Canton
China
Kelehor
Center Street
Ths Traction
A. P. Mount and Son
High o me Pronounce HYOMES Catarrh Remedy Fame
A 19th century patent medicine note markets HYOMES as a famous catarrh remedy made from Australian eucalyptus and antiseptics. The copy urges readers to “just breathe it” and touts a strong, sensational tone typical of medical quackery ads.
It Banishes Catarrh Advertisement Claimed Refund
N. F. Anteh & Co advertises catarrh remedies with refund claims. It lists complete outfit at $1,005 and mentions an extra bottle offer. The fragment reflects a midstream sales pitch with uncertain details and pricing.
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N. F. Anteh & Co
Lyric Theater draw announces funeral for local resident
An obituary note from Bohoneatady N.Y. lists funeral arrangements for a resident to be held at the Hottiville hospital chapel on Bune day at 2 o'clock. The notice asks attendees to refrain from bringing flowers and to follow local visitation norms while details of the deceased and survivors are discussed in the surrounding column.
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Annette Brown
Mra
Adelaide
Fine Fruit Specimens From Local Garden Displayed
Henry Blakeslee of Pleasant Hill brought to the Journal of Hoe today specimens of apples pears and grapes grown nearby. The apples and pears were very fine in size and appearance. Grapes named Green Mountain and Saratoga were well shaped and ripened. Blakeslee also showed specimens of the ideal patito variety which were nearly perfect.
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Henry Blakeslee
Journal of Hoe
Blakoales
Lydia Pinkham Medicine Promises Benefit to Childless Families
A ragged clipping extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as beneficial for women’s health and fertility. It cites Mrs Verna Wilkes of Piattstown praising improved health and a saved baby, while urging others to seek advice from the Lydia Pinkham firm. The page also includes ads and notices about jobs, sales, local events, and miscellaneous items.
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Lydia B. Vinkhumn
Verna Winkes
R. F.D. No
Piattsburg
Mies
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham Madicinn Co. (Wants Deniial
Lynn Mass
Xewd
Wired Rout
Democrats rally in Allentown for Wilson sweep
A monster mass meeting in Lehigh County launched a heated Democratic drive for a Wilson World sweep. William H Beery praised the party and denounced monopoly while stressing restored competition and the state ticket’s qualifications. Congressmen Thomas Hardick and John H Rothermel joined Beery in urging voters to back the Democratic slate.
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Allentown
Wile Sou
Blauing
Lehigh Coun
William H Beery
Betrry
John H. Rothermel
Herks-Lahigh
mAh
Ditlas Dillinger
Wepry
Rotheriel
Handick
Lehigh
Mitomobile
Jacob B. Waldeloh
Watkins to Speak at Four Meetings in James town Area
Prohibition candidate for vice president S. Watkins will tour Jamestown area with four speeches tomorrow. He starts at Prawsbury at dawn, then travels to Brooklyn Square for a 1 PM talk, afterward in Mayville at 2:80 PM, and concludes in Westfield. Local leaders failed to arrange a Sunday church appearance in James Town.
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Jamestown
S. Watkins
Adam
United States
Prawsbury
Janestown
Mayville
Westtfield
Wade
Jocal Ucty
Tthaca
N. Y
COUNTRY SCHOOL HOUSE DESTROYED IN SUMMIT TOWNSHIP
Meadville Oct 14 a fire at Gerriton school house Summit Township destroyed the two story frame building leaving only smouldering timbers. Estimated value seven to eight hundred dollars with no fuse. Theft suspected but jurisdiction unclear. investigators plan to search for arson causes.
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Meadville
Gerriton
Summit Township
Tauil Joni
Abd Wa
Teheing
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