Erie Poles Petition the Government in Erie Pa
On Sunday afternoon Polish residents of Erie gathered in a large East Thiteenttettest hall to petition the United States government. They urged that when Poland’s fate is decided the U S should press for Holland to be returned to the Poles so they may regain home rule and religious civil rights. Frank Nargosky and others spoke, resolutions were adopted, and the petition will be sent to the President.
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Erie
East
United
Frank
Nargosky
Putnam's Pain Extractor for Feet and Corns
A vintage advertisement claims Putnam's Extractor quickly relieves sore feet, corns, calluses, bunions, and warts in twenty four hours with a twenty five cent bottle. It promises perfect satisfaction and urges refusing substitutes. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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Putnam's
Ady
Dancing Class and Assembly Fray Begins September 11
Dance instruction begins on September 11 offering ten lessons. Gent’s five dollars, Ladies four. payment one dollar per lesson. Evening assemblies from nine to twelve, classes for beginners and advanced pupils. Includes original Hesitation Waltz and various ballroom figures. private lessons by appointment.
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Lachey
Dalleves
Meadville Families Return From European Trip
Mrs Elise Beth Riemann and daughter Frieda return to Meadville from Europe after a tour that included Frankfurt on the Oder where wartime tensions caused long passport checks. They left New York May 7 aboard the Celtic with 1900 passengers, and faced crowded lines and busy port operations on the way home.
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Meadville
Elise Beth Riemann
Frieda
Europe
Frankfurt-on the-Oder
Mia Riemann
Jeft Meadville
New York
Celtic
Earthquake destroys Caravan Peru claims on news pages
Report notes an earthquake devastating Caravan in Peru with widespread impact. Other items include a war revenue bill draft resistance by Democrats, a Morgan-Guggenheim syndicate note about a gold strike, and Secretary Bryan linked to a Baltimore celebration.
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Peru
Aladin
Morgan-Guggenheim Syndicate
Bryan
Baltimore
New York
Senate Committee On Commerce
Mary
Jobe
Hunter's College
Great Mountain Peak
Gold discovery report linked by Morgan Guggenhorn syndicus chief
Stephen Birch, managing director of Morgan Guggenhorn Alaska ing syndicus, confirms reports of a remarkable gold discovery near Broad pass on the sastinu rivue, Alas ka. Birch says he is en route to the city with supplies for the venture.
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Te Gugsenhelmie
Stephen Birch
Morgan-Guggenhorn
Alaskayain Ing Syndicus
Sastinu Rivue
Alaska
Birch
Thy
Ora
Taroline Tarolene marketed to trusted customers
A merchant advertises Taroline and Tarolene as a family remedy claiming it eases various ailments. The seller promises refunds if customers are not pleased, naming Thomas Howney as an adviser and urging continued use for pile relief and related concerns.
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Ory
Eat
Thomas Howney
Epidemic of Thefts Rips Franklin Burglaries
Burglars struck Franklin Pennsylvania last night and again over two days, with five break ins in one week. S Kellars dry goods store on 18th Street and H A McClimans meat market on 13th Avenue reported losses, while Moore’s meat market and Lovell’s store were disturbed but yielded little or nothing. Entry came by rear windows or front doors, with authorities suspecting local youths as the culprits and noting reduced night police presence.
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Franklin
S. Kellar
E. K. Myera
18Th Street
H. A. McClimans
Moore's
A. Lovell
Kellar
McCliune
Keller Dors
McCumans
Moore's Market
Lovell's
Wey
Makétey
Indy
Thhieves
Assessor battle over Dunkirk Lake Shore properties
Dunkirk reports action in certiorari by New York Central Railroad Company seeking reduction of 1914 assessments on the D A Y and P line and the Lake Shore properties. Writ issued in Buffalo, reassessment lowered in court, but railroad argues valuation should be about half the claimed amounts. In Tonmertown a separate note says the Imperial Hotel at Coloran was raided again with little found.
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Dunkirk
Panera
New York Central Raiload Company
Lake Shore
Juytha Miewell
Buffalo
Wrievanca
DA. Vi & P
Meniant
New York Central
Dumkirk
du Ay
Ve & P
Tamortown
Sept. M
Imperi
Coloran
Nauor
oMoera
Creo
Clayton Brut
Goloron
Arthur B. Otta
Fat Infant Wabel Led and Lam Ward Amba Wound
A fragmentary report notes a fat infant named Wabel led and an individual or location labeled Lam Ward Amba with a wound. The OCR text is incomplete, preventing full identification of persons, places, or event.
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Wabelled & “Lam Ward Amba
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Beunning
Tous
Bell
Germany
Meato
WY Skinner
Corry’s Greatest Clothiers
Uneeda Biscuit
Graham
National Biscuit Company
A Rustem Bey
Washington
Maf
Ave Alon
Aqwrin Commissary Department
Invaman
Celoron
Arcade Business
Wm. L. Roswell
Gaduate University of Avania Bell
Union Phone
Corry Penna
Private Detective Service
State Strest
Mutual
Amy M. Treichler
Greenles ‘Oflies
Horn
Beletree Ae
Physicians Home Remedy Co
Fredonia
N. Y
Thomas Downey
Ahhhee
Scien
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Powders Mal & Cos
Yoo Ranch Ofoo
Lil
Ream & York
Ream & York Grocers
Firat Ave
Babbitt & Son Druggists
Rexall Store
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