City and Vicinity Classified Ads and Notices
Miscellaneous local notices and advertisements from a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper. Items include housing wants, employment ads, sale notices, public holidays, community events, dairy and cheese shipments, travel notes, and brief local incidents. Names, places, dates, and prices appear with varied clarity across a dense OCR run.
Crippen Visit and Aged Geology Book Mentioned
The article notes Capt Crippen of Chavauqua and Mrs Crippen visiting their daughter Mrs Har. It discusses an 1801 geography volume by Nathanie Dwigit titled A System of Geography of the Wound and remarks on Pennsylvania’s early 1800s population and oil Creek in the northwest, where surface oil flowed in quantities.
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Crippen
Chavawuqua
N. Y
Manmy's Secret Codm in Three Reels Tonight
Exciting three reel program features a blown bridge infantry charge and rescue of the Southern Army with sensational scenes. Special price five cents for all.
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Sosnes
Miller Doing Two Men’s Work On New Haven Route
United Press reports from New Haven Sept 6 describe Miller, the New Haven railroad worker who ran the White Mountain express into the Bar Harbor train, claiming he was performing two roles due to workload. He said he was exhausted and had been covering the engineer’s duties as well. General Manager Bardo testified on equipment acquisitions while Inspector Belknap discussed Pennsylvania Railroad crashes and potential appearances before the coroner.
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New City
M. E. Church
Ena Congress
Ahbelty
New York City
Barcelona
Spain
Naples
Marsoillan
Bargetona Tyrill
Barcelond
Che WI
Selene
Warren Minor
Walt Youre
Walker
Mythl
Waterford
United Press
New Haven
McChord
Interstate Comeres Commission
Miller
Jas
G. J. Bardo
Belknap
Trtertate Commerc Commission
Pennsylvania R. R
Tyrone
Wallingford
Pennsy
Tat
Wealthy Bridegroom Bigamist Romance Ends in Tears
Washington, Sept. 6 United Press reports a tangled tale of a man named Evans who posed as a wealthy rancher and married Miss Amos, aged 19, after arriving in Wagner. The couple wed after six days of acquaintance. the bride, in tears, learned Evans was already wed. Evans was arrested on a bigamy charge as authorities traced a second wife in Washington.
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United Press
Washington
Thos
Edward Eye
Wagner
Miss Amos
Evans
Migs Amos
Ptr
Funeral of Miss Mary McCarthy at St Thomas Church
The funeral for Miss Mary McCarthy was held at 9:00 a.m. at St. Thomas Church with Father McKengney officiating. Interment followed in St. Thomas Cemetery, and many attendees from out of town were listed among mourners.
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Miss McCarthy
Mary McCarthy
St. Thomas Church
Father McKengney
St. Thomas
Spiny
Tames Connors
Mise
Anna Swoaneye
New York City
Mrs. 7
J. Foley Warren
Old Mammy's Secret Code At Lyric Ady Tonight
A sensational feature at Lyric Ady promises thrills with a sensational code tale and a special price. Patrons are urged to attend as the program highlights dramatic moments and unusual devices in this rent feature setting.
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Lyric Ady
Freckles Hont Hide Them With A Well Remove Them With Othine
An old advertisement touts a freckle removal prescription by a prominent physician. It promises a glowing complexion with an absolute refund guarantee if it fails. The copy claims early results and urges asking for double strength Othine from the pharmacist.
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C. O. Babbitt & Son
Dragelst
Notice to Public about Floral Company name change
Notice to the public that I am not connected with the Corry Floral Company now operating under that name. I remain at Hillcrest nurseries West Columbus Ave near the old AuerTatiuery property, offering general florist services with prompt careful attention. Warren. Bell Phone 222-7 advy Bw-80h
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Corry Floral Company
Hillcrest
West
Columbus Ave
Warren
Bell
Creditors Hope Bennett Mano Bankruptcy Case Dismissal
Creditors at Bennett Mano Co of Warren, bankrupt early last year, hope to gain little. Stockholders, who lost everything in a subscription among themselves, raised funds to pay two unsecured creditors 21 percent, making dismissal of bankruptcy likely.
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Bennett Mano Company
Warren
Cradlstors
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