Pittsburg Coal Ad at Cohen's Bell 314 221
An advertising notice promoting lump coal from Cohen's in Pittsburgh with contact numbers Bell 314 and 221. The brief item highlights coal availability and shop branding in a local trades section.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1925
Page
4
An advertising notice promoting lump coal from Cohen's in Pittsburgh with contact numbers Bell 314 and 221. The brief item highlights coal availability and shop branding in a local trades section.
In Corry May 9 1925 John Kowalski filed a case in county court against William J Devereaux for damages alleged from injuries received in an auto accident. Attorney B Walker Sennett represents plaintiff, who arranged legal action in Corry.
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A fragmentary reflection praises a man who carries a smile that seems to open doors and justify human existence, invoking an expansive view of life and world. The text suggests a exhortation toward positivity and shared humanity.
State police search for suspects after Thomas Erwin aged 63 and Joseph Erwin aged 60 are found stabbed to death on their Jamieson Corners farm in Bucks County. Thomas’s body is near a wagon room canvas while Joseph’s lies near stalls in a new stable. The case sparked a broad manhunt as investigators untangle the deadly home invasion.
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