Engineer Falls Sixty Feet to River, Kills Brockway Man
Lon Squires, about fifty, an engineer on the Pittsburgh and Shawmut Railroad, was killed this morning when he fell sixty feet from Mahoning Bridge, ten miles from Kittanning. An inquest will be held at Kittanning. He resided in Brockway over twelve years and is survived by his widow and seven children.
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Ridgway
Lon Squires
Brockway
Pittsburgh and
Shawmut
Jock
Mahoning Bridge
Kittanning
Squires
St Marys
Highlily
Brookway
Lose Fat Fast with Kruschen Salt Diet Plan
Read the 30 day weight loss ad promising pounds shed by using Kruschen Salt with hot water each morning. Claims women report 19 pounds in eight weeks and 14 pounds in a bottle, touting energy gains and slim looks.
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Newe York
Keister
Death Claims Mrs Ursula Olmstead In Corry
Mrs Ursula Olmstead aged about eighty two dies at 3 o clock in her Corry home after a week of illness. Born in Concord township she lived with her daughter Mrs Eugene Miller at 08 West Church street. Husband Hoy Olmstead died eight years ago. Services Saturday at 2 30 from the Mill x Reymer home with interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
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Ursula Olmstead
Eugene Miller
Corry
West Church Street
Olmstead
Concord Township
Hoyt Olmstead
Married Today at St Thomas Rectory
Miss Mildred Courneen daughter of Mr and Mrs John Courneen of Liberty street wed Truman Hopkins of Youngsville Pa in a ceremony at St Thomas Rectory officiated by Rev Frances Graves The couple left for Youngsville after a wedding breakfast and are congratulated by Corry friends A burglary at Brie saw 34 fancy tumbler pigeons valued at 340 dollars stolen from a garage coop on Frank Fabish premises.
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Phis Mumung
Homas Church
Mildred Courneen
John Courneen
Liberty Street
Truman Hopkins
Younngsville
Frances Graves
Miss Courneen
Ellen McBvoy
John Courtneen
Mrs. Hopkins
Youngsville
Corry
Frank Fabish
Brie
Hebrew New Year Observed As World Jewry Prepares
The article notes Rosh Hashanah on Tuesday September 28 5691 in Hebrew tradition observed for one day per Central Conference of American Rabbis. It traces the festival from agricultural roots in Palestine to a solemn day of self reflection judgment and renewal featuring the sounding of the shofar.
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Tract Commission
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Israel
Palestine
Temple of
Jerusalem
Temple
Wetmore Relieves Corn Pain With Home Foot Bath
Horace Wetmore of Mars falls in yard and fractures arm while preparing a footbath for corns and callouses. Advertisement touts Radox foot-soaking method claiming quick corn removal with no cutting, urging readers to buy at local drugstores.
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Horace Wetmore
Church Street
Radox
Condra’s
Keister
Mrs J A Dogan Former Beaver Falls Resident Killed
Mrs J A Dogan of Beaver Falls was killed in an automobile accident near New Castle yesterday. She was a former resident of Linesville.
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J. A. Dogan
Beaver Fass N
New Castle
Linesville
Mello-Glo Face Powder Ad Promises Lasting Bloom
An advertising feature touts MELLO GLO Face Powder as a pure, smooth cosmetic from Nu F. Ames & Co. It claims a new French process keeps makeup longer, prevents pasty or flaky skin, and grants a youthful bloom.
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Nu F. Ames & Co
BEI UnionTOW Case Report In Fayete County
An unclear report mentions a case in Fayete County involving John D and a special proceeding. Details are fragmentary, with references to a Special Prest and an expected cot ment before 11.
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Uniontow
Anthory Fayete County
John D
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