War rumors sweep Balkans as German moves rise
Rome reports that Germany quietly moved a heavy detachment across Hungary toward the Serbian and Romanian border, near Temesvar, while Sofia and Athens note renewed mobilizations. Greek leaders debate as Athens braces for fresh developments amid Turkish troop movements toward the Dardanelles.
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Ny Volud Bross
Rome
Hungary
Temesvar
Berlin
Sofia
Athens
Ent
War
Itumania
Turk Policts
Dardanelles
Scandal at the Library Theatre Promises Major Drama Tonight
A vivid promotional notice touts the real life drama Scandal as among the biggest plays produced. It urges audiences to see the production at the Library Theatre tonight, claiming it will shock and engage neighbors with its human themes and sharp gossip.
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Library Theatre
Kaiser Auto Wreck Report From War Front
Fragmented dispatch reports a car wreck involving Kaiser Wilhelm and Prince Joachim, with unclear details about injuries. The text mentions battle fronts and the German emperor’s son, but the exact circumstances and locations remain uncertain.
Notice of sale to stafford and due accounts
Notice states accounts due on September 10 1915 payable at A Ausnoheimer's bakery 62 North Center Street G H Plate and identifies Mr A Stafford as the buyer of the news business.
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A. Stafford
A. Ausnoheimer
North Center Street
G.H. Plate
New Spring Creek Road Opens Cutting Distance to Corry
Workmen began the new road known as Clark’s Avenue near the eastern end of Moinphoot and should run through the Clark farm to the old Spring Creek road. It will shorten travel from Corry to the Jutter village by about two miles. The project, long contested in Columbus township, faced court orders to start and is to be completed this fall.
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Clark
Clark Farm
Old Spring Creek
Corry
Jutter Village
Columbus Township
Pair Association Demand for Premium Awards Notice
Credit notice requests all holders of outstanding premium awards against the Pair Association present them immediately for payment. Signed by W. W. Morguridgge, Secretary.
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W. W. Morguridgge
Dress Goods Department Highlighted as Key Asset
Dress Goods department established for quality and materials. It is our most valuable asset with a great range in plain and fancy mixtures.
Special 36 inch Serges and 42 inch Silks at sale prices
Wool Serges 36 inch in all colors priced at 60e a yard. 54 inch double warp Serges in Black Blue Brown Green at 1 per yard. 43 inch Novelty Suiting styles at 1.25 per yard. 42 inch Silk and Wool Poplins in Black Brown Green Tan Blue etc at 1.25 per yard.
Millinery Department Offers Untrimmed and Velvet Hats
The millinery department showcases untrimmed hats priced from 1 to 4 dollars, small to large sizes. Trimmed hats feature velvet styles, elegantly made and priced between 3 and 10 dollars, highlighting this season’s important collection.
Middy Blouses New Line In Various Stripes Styles
A new Middy blouse line arrives with several styles including striped options. Prices listed at $1.25 and $1.50. This adds affordable, ready to wear pieces to the season’s wardrobe offerings.
Bungalow Aprons Offer Wide Range at 50 Cents Each
The advert highlights a large selection of aprons in light and dark colors with extra large sizes. Special sale price set at 50 cents each, emphasizing value and variety for shoppers.
Suits and Coats Offer Better Workmanship and Style
A brief ad page notes improved workmanship and smarter style in suits and coats. It advertises fancy mixtures and plain materials in all sizes and colors, with prices ranging from $12 to $40 to serve customer interests.
Coats Cut Velours in Colors at Special Price
Feature arments in colors black blue and more. Special at 15 dollars. See town store display for coats and velours.
Fancy Military Style Mixtures Offered in Various Sizes
A sale listing describes assorted fancy mixtures in military inspired styles and materials. Prices start at ten dollars and vary by size and color, with options described as available in multiple colors and patterns.
Man Held on False Pretenses In Dairy Scandal
Harrisburg reports the Bucks County grand jury returned true bills on ten counts against Harvey Bomberger of Palmyra for obtaining money under false pretenses. Bomberger allegedly posed as treasurer of the Pennsylvania State Cattlemen's Protective Association, an outfit he claims exists only in his mind. He has traveled the state, claiming to have collected about 11,000 from farmers. He was arrested last February after purchasing cattle from Bedminster township farmers. Attorney I. B. Hershey sought a case continuation due to Bomberger's illness. the judge granted it, delaying trial until the December term.
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Harrisburg
Bucks County
Harvey v. Homberger
Palmyra
Bomberger
Pennsylvania State Cattlemen’s Protective Association
Homberger
Bedminster Lownshin
Hershey
Harriaburg
Bamberger
Swan
Valley of Moon Lyric Tomorrow Card
Valley of Moon the film adaptation of Jack London’s novel is scheduled to screen at the Lyric tomorrow Wednesday in seven reels. The story follows Billy Roberts and his wife Saxon leaving city life to seek land in the legendary Valley of the Moon amid stirring adventures and fortunous twists.
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Jack London
Mil. Vonn
People
Lyric
Pleda
Billy Roberts
Saxon
Valley of the Moon
Billy Vodeo
Fortuna Boforg
Bodies of thirteen F-4 victims arrive in San Francisco
The naval station ship Supply brought thirteen bodies from the submarine Fed to San Francisco from Honolulu. Four identified were Denton, Angulen, Mahan, Wells, Horaog, and others. nine unidentified will be sent to Arlington National Cemetery.
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Arlington
San Francisco
United States Naval Station
Supply
Honolulu
T. H
Geo
Anticraft
Gunner's Unite
Son Angulen
Jyan 1
Mahan
No More Description Captures The Play Candal
A vivid review lauds the Library Theatre production for its real human tension and striking photography. Shown tonight as part of the regular program, first show at 7 o clock sharp with seating details implied.
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Candal
Milo
Library Theatre
Wanted to Exchange For Cows Or Young Catia Damon
Classified notice seeking barter trades. Teun of young sturdy colts offered for cows or exchange involving young Catia Damon Spring atreet Corry advent.
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Catia
Damon
Laborer killed on the Penny tunnel accident
A Polish laborer on the Red Bank tunnel was killed by train No. 78 en route from Oil City to Pittsburgh. The engineer warned, but the man crossed the tracks and was struck, his head torn by the pilot. He was about 40, identified only by countrymen, body taken to the coroner.
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Oil City
City
Poland
Red Bank
Oid City
Pittsburgh
Catfish
Minnesota
St ed by the Mu building Theo really Sry
Fragmentary note reads St ed by the Mu building Theo really sorry. No clear event or date. details unreadable in OCR.
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Theo
Jer athe Kate prem Mah Se Rut wat ame fon
Unable to determine readable facts from the provided fragment. The text appears garbled and lacks clear names, dates, places, or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Jer Athe Kate Prem Mah
Su npeake charm engers rower in mystery plot
A fragment hints at a Su npeake charm mystery involving a rower name and a rumored event. Details are sparse but suggest a local intrigue or sporting linkage with uncertain spelling and unclear date. Further readable text needed for solid facts.
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Balkans
Rumania
Greece
rauiTuess
Paulvess
R.G. Lindsley & Son
First Ave
Kaiser’s
United Prev
Anintardim
Kaiser Wilhelar
Joachim Kranedl
Gloko
Kalsoy
Jonahty
Aikens
New Spring Creek
Re. RF
Livermore
Coats
N. Center St. and
W. Washington St
Prives
J. Berliner
Mare
Clyde Mensenger
Columbus
Columbua
Columbia
P. Northrop
Traction
Boyan Pasenger
Studebaker
Belt ‘Phoma
Tos
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