Dead author Castlemain links to juvenile heroes and reform
A clipped editorial laments the death of Harry Castlemain, once a beloved progenitor of boy hood literature, noting his real name Charles Fodick. It praises the work of Castlemain and peers like Franklin Nelson while criticizing wartime political stances and the shifting loyalties of readers, urging steady moral examples over sensational stories.
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Harry Castleman
Per
Thapa
Brut
Frink
Archie
Harry Caseman
Chavys Fosdick
Harry Castlemion
Honitio Alger
Oliver Opste
Banari ‘S. Ellis
Castlemain
Alger
Goth
Elis
Contary
Lind
Frannk Nelson
Rexiged Mele
Record crowd applauds Dundord’s Morte event success
Between two and three thousand people attended Everybody’s Morte at Columbus Dora park organized by the Board of Commerce and Industry. The event proved a record breaking stunt with strong praise for the committee and the sub-division’s workers who arranged the program and ensured a splendid time for all attendees.
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Columbus Dora Park
Board of Commerce and Industry
Lalor
Wii
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted In 19th Century Ad
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy. It claims the medicine acts on the blood and mucous surfaces to cure catarrh, arguing local applications fail. The text cites testimonials and mentions a regular prescription, listing ingredients and endorsements from a Toledo office.
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Hall
Toledo
Westfield Hill Misfortune Injures Local Rider
A motorcyclist leaving Westfield for Labor Day festivities lost braking on a steep hill. The bike plunged into a ditch, causing a scalp wound and a fracture above the left eye. He was treated by Dr Foster and rushed to Brooks Hospital in Dunkirk. The 18 year old male, living with his sister, could not recall details at the time.
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Westfield
Wan
Re F. Foster
Rood
Brooks
Dunkirk
Tiger
Ms Wister
Brooks Plant Faces Eight Hour Day Clash With Union
Report from Brooks plant describes threats of mass layoffs as workers resist a ten hour day replacing the prior eight hour shift. Union leaders accept the new contract, planning reinstatements by 800 am Tuesday with 1000 workers to be employed by midmonth as new shrapnel machinery arrives and shell production expands.
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Thakirke
Sept. K
Shell
Fragks
Tema
Utta
Cauwe I
Brooks
Rossin Koverment
Mene Deelara Yuler
Plevoywenk
Shayotfiems
Dunkirk
Chaelinaland
Wil
Obele Lough
Hall
Matt
Blows top of his head in village shooting
In Hornell, Charles Perham aged about six years old died yesterday from a rifle discharge at a home eight miles north. The coroner Abe Perham of Alfred was called and granted a certificate of death. Franks Perham of Almond is his brother.
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Hornell
Charles Perham
Ely
Franks Perham
Almond
W. Ayres
Fred
Abe
Perham
Parham Family Notes Include Dying Wife and Survivor List
The fragment mentions Charles Parham and his wife Winnie Darling 01 died recently. It notes a brother Frank, a sister Mrs Della tion, and a son Nugent of Friendship. Other details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Charles Parham
Winnie Darling
Frank
Slater
Dellation
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