Suffrage Issue Dominates Corry County Political Scene
The article analyzes Pennsylvania women’s suffrage debate amid 191x election tensions in Corry County. It notes party stances, candidate loyalties, and anticipated voter interest, with focus on court issues, county commissions, and potential shifts in local political alignments ahead of Tuesday’s primary.
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Millions Use It To Stop A Cold
An ad touts a cold remedy named Panos old Compound promising quick relief from nasal congestion cough and throat soreness. It emphasizes rapid action with minimal taste or inconvenience and claims widespread trust and availability at drugstores.
Buffalo Grand Jury Raids in Rambloke Area Jail Break
A Buffalo grand jury raided a Rambloke-area jail yesterday, sending 67 men to the county jail after indictments by the jury. The proceeding focused on alleged gambling houses and related disorder, with multiple suspects detained and later freed on bonds set around $1,000 by Judge Whip.
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Abundant Child Deaths Highlight Breastfeeding plea
About 300 000 babies died before age one in the previous year with half deemed preventable if mothers are strong and infants breastfed. The piece urges expectant mothers to use Scott's Emulsion to build strength, aid nerves, improve milk quality, and feed life cells, noting physicians prescribe it especially during nursing.
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Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Relief
A historical health ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle laxative that avoids harsh cathartics. It emphasizes patience and natural assistance to restore bowel regularity without forcing unnatural action.
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Present Child Labor Papers Are Valid
Attorney General Browh of Pennsylvania today advised the State Department of Labor and Industry that certificates of employment held by about 50,000 children aged 10 to 14 may remain valid after January 1, 1996, despite a new law. Officials feared employers would replace younger workers with youths between 14 and 16 under the new act, which could cause sudden terminations at year’s end.
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