Umbrella sale and rail pass notes in City and Vicinity
Hull umbrellas from $1.00 to Wright's window. Lost six dollar bill reward. inquiries at Journal office. Pennsylvania Railroad to issue annual passes to employees and spouses in 1914, a move welcomed by workers and officials. Also local notices on theater, sun newspaper items, and injuries and local incidents.
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Hull
Wright
St Journal
Commercial Hotel Grill Ia
Mill Street
Pennsy Mallroad Company
Apbel
Naris
Pennsylvania Railroad
California Syrup of Figs Advertises Pediatric Remedy
An old advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle cleansing for children's stomachs and bowels. It claims to soothe irritability, fevers, and stomach aches, promising quick relief and a cheerful child, while warning against counterfeits and urging buyers to insist on the genuine product made by the California Fig Syrup Company.
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California
Wanted Highest Cash Price For Musk Rat Fur Animals
The notice seeks the highest cash price paid for musk rat mink skunk and other furs. Contact Ry A Bachomer at 684 Hast Wayne Btroot ady 1wi5 for details and submission.
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Ry A. Bachomer
Wayne
Lyric Theater Preview with Two Reel Drama and Features
The Lyric Theater advertises a thrilling two reel Thanhot dramatic feature with The Honer onat Los Angeles Harbor showing plus Patty's Day Off. Five cents to all. Tomorrow and a great feature four show.
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Lion Horse
Los Angeles Harbor
Boonie Beauty
Patty
Defense Gains At Plymouth In Poisoning Trial
A Plymouth report details Mya Jenuia May Ea ton charged with poisoning her husband, the late Stern Admiral Minton. Dr Jacob W Brown testified the admiral bought 4000 arsenic tablets from him. the defendant questioned by the district attorney appeared unmoved as prosecutors seek motive and drug source.
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Eniten Trea
Wrymouth
May
Mya
Jenuia May Eaton
Minton
Jacob W. Brown
Barker
Cuming
Wife of Fairbanks Dies at Home in Indianapolis
Mrs. C. W. Fairbanks, wife of former vice president Chiles W. Fairbanks, died early today in Indianapolis after a severe pneumonia attack. She was 61, led the Daughters of the Revolution from 1901 to 1905, and headed the American League of Junior Republics.
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United Freee
Indianapolis
C. W. Fairbanks
Chiles W. Fairbanks
Fairbank
Decend
Daughters of the Revolution
Jaico
American League of Junior Republics
Inquest Hears Air System Failed On Wreck Train
Details from the coroner's inquest into the Pennsy wreck near Portville reveal engineer Rochfort testified the air brakes were double attached and did not work. He attempted to resume movement to Olean as the southbound flyer passed, but the train fouled the main line. He warned the crew to jump. fireman Oberly and the engineer escaped, while two new brakemen in the cab were too slow.
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Pennsy
Here
Portville
D. D. Rochfort
Olean
H. T. Oberly
Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets Remedy Adverts
An old advertisement promotes Mi-o-na stomach tablets to relieve distress, belching, and biliousness from stomach upset. It claims quick relief, improved digestion, and full nourishment with a money back promise, by F. Ames & Co.
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Jean
F. Ames & Go
Pankhurst Heads to Cleveland for Film Role
Emmeline Pankhurst leaves New York for Cleveland to appear in a moving picture project depicting the eight million women’s war. The militant leader seeks a new experience as she joins the production ahead of her ballet audience.
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New York
Mis
Emieline Pankhurst
Seft
Cleveland
Ballet
England
Four Million Gift to Cornell Medical College
A gift of about 4 million dollars to Cornell University Medical College was announced by the board of trustees. Colonel Oliver H. Payne of New York presented the donation, adding to his prior 500000 gift for the New York City branch. The new funds will provide the college with an annual income of 200000 dollars.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University Medical College
Oliver H. Payne
New York
Cornell #Medical College
New York City
Medical College
Vinol touted by seven hundred druggists across counties
Retails druggists from multiple counties endorse Vinol as the best tonic iron cordial. Testimonials from Brady Charleston Jackson Ryland and others claim Vinol heals strengthens and cures when other tonics fail with a money back guarantee if not results. Saxo Salve also advertised for itching and burning skin.
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Eist
J. €. Brady
Fall River Moss
Vinci
Babbitt & Son
Corry
Northrop's Groceries Advertises Premium on Purchases
Local ad offers ten dollar value groceries from Whiteop and Holmes at Northrop's on East Main Street. Purchasers receive a premium with purchases, as the store markets its fresh stock and deals in a call to customers to visit.
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Bay
Whiteop and Holmes
Northrop's
W. R. Hasbrouck
East Main Street
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Jamestown Journal
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Union City Times-Enterprise
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Lyric Theater
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A. E. Pettit Florist
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