Titusville Man Injured In Meadville Highway Collision
Titusville resident George Wig, known in Corry, escaped serious harm after a wreck on the state highway about 14 miles west of Meadville Saturday afternoon. The crash damaged three cars and left Wig with a strained neck and minor injuries. Miss Sinske and Miss Agnes Johnson, both hurt, were treated and released.
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Wall Spring
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Oldest Butterfly Collection Heads to London Museum
A newly formed subset of the ancient butterfly collection from the History in London museum marks a milestone after over 150 years. The fragile exhibits are carefully prepared for display, preserving specimens for future study.
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Eyewear Aid Ingredient Claims Disorder Relief
A fragment mentions camphor and an eye remedy claimed to ease eye strain and strengthen vision. References a composition with Layortik and aluminum compounds, attributed to a practitioner named Thomas Downey. Text is garbled but suggests a patent style cure-all.
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Thomas Downey
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Veterans Service Reviewed and Legislative Gains Noted
A historical United Press summary highlights veterans service efforts over the past months, including the push for a Veterans Bureau and compensation reforms. It notes leadership in the Legion’s activities, gains from the San Francisco convention, and ongoing advocacy to sustain organizational strength amid attacks on the Legion.
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Dunkle Track Record Broken Amid Long Contests
A fragmentary report recalls a historic horse race at Dankak where Orphan Peter, driven by Mug Walters, set a mile track record of 2 06 14 and won the open division after taking ten heats. The event featured notable locals and figures such as Mayor Hofetmendplirg and Miss Mary Brickman West, with Meadville ties and subsequent mentions of records and contenders.
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Hells Lsc
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Viger Cain
New York Produce Market Prices Report
Dull pork and lard notes among fluctuating spot prices. Listings cover eggs butter and poultry with regional notes for Long Island and Pacific Coast markets including firmer eggs and state whites. Prices shown for various grades and weights reflect dairy and meat commodities trading.
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Youngsville Man Loses Foot in Plant Roof Accident
Sept 1. Holmberg, a Youngsville Manufacturing employee, fell from a plant roof while monitoring roofing work. He suffered severe foot injuries requiring amputation just above the ankle. No other bones were broken. details of the incident remain unclear.
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Viarenee Holmberg
Youngs Ville Manufacturing
Tolsibergs Wierot
Man Killed by Horse Kick Near Galeton
Arthur Hints, aged over 60, residing near Pine Frith below Galatia, was killed Monday afternoon after being kicked by a horse. He died within minutes after the accident, and the coroner will be notified. Crowell, who assisted, described the horse rearing and striking in the stall.
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Arthur
Galati
Caloris
Tie Vanni
AL Ty
Tony Firthng
Tor Crowell
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