Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Files 1905
A fragmentary note reflects on past events from October 20 1905 mentioning individuals and places such as Meadville New York and Union. It hints at local athletics and social happenings with unclear details and several garbled names. The piece preserves a period voice without clear outcomes or precise events.
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Tnién
The
Journal Files
State P T A Meeting Opens At Ease Today
A hastily scanned item notes a state meeting of the P T A opening today at Des Moines. The program includes remarks by H N Nee former president of the Massachusetts Congress of Parents and Teachers and editor of Child Welfare Magazine. An address by Wieruts B Hes state superintendent of public instruction and a session on school loyalties and dress. The program features a talk on school reform and a panel on home life with expert Johan Diehl.
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Deso Ulclouk
Mashi
Masachwatts Congress of Parents
Deanhuryraph Huwt National Vive
Prest Hunt
Westerate
Ately
Ning Toenl
Ogre
Wieruts
B. Hes
Mike
Border Patrol Posts Established at Dunkirk
The United States Border Patrol and Immigration Service establish a post at Dunkirk with three inspectors William R. A. Mure, Pred erick Mapper, and Prevferick J. Jun, trained at the Niax post and headquartered in the police station. The unit spans from Lake Shire to Tonawanda, coordinating with Buffalo shore patrols to curb alien smuggling and analyze smuggling routes.
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Dunetre
Amumigration
Takpretion Service
DunKirk
William R.A. Mure
Prederick Mapper
Prevferick J
Jun
Niax
Varia
Aloe i
Lake Shire
Tonawanda
Hullalo Department
Ifat
United States
President Coolidge decries intolerance in speech
The piece criticizes President Coolidge for praising tolerance while action and appointments reveal intolerance in practice. It argues his wartime stance against bigotry rings hollow given rewards to a Ku Klux Klan aligned official and past silence on related attacks. The writer contrasts rhetoric with political reward and calls for consistency.
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Colidge
Amesianus
Ashe
Coolidge
Ms. Davis
Labollette
Woolidge
Mrs Wilhelm y Saved by Friend in Minnesota
Mrs Wilhelm y of St Paul Minnesota credits Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compound for recovery from overwork worry and weakness. After taking eight to ten bottles she regained strength stopped fainting slept better and began gaining weight. She invites other women to write for guidance.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Ming
Mia
Mary Wilhelmy
Duke Street
Spectacular fire at United Storays Company in Pittsburgh
A large downtown blaze swept through the third and fourth floors of the United Storays Company last night. Firefighters battled the flames but the loss was projected at around two million dollars, with officials naming Michinel Shanatian as a key figure in the response.
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Pittshurgh
Ariel
United Storays Company
Stelecosin
Prrenitent
Tine Elif
Gas supply expansion links Butler fields to city pipeline
An old torn note describes extending gas service by a new pipe from Butler County fields to the city. It explains the line connects with Joel pipe lines at Manufacturers Light and Heat Company, enabling increased gas supply.
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Butler County
Joel
Manufacturers Light and Heat Company
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