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The Dollar-Holder and a Monstrous Library Folly
An enduring tale of Uncle Jim Webster who held a silver dollar in his mouth for 67 years and kept quiet for luck. A commentary on buyin g bonds and preferred stocks signaling investors seek steady income over speculation. Also a satire on T M Zinks who funds a 75 year “Zinc Womanless Library” to ban women, doomed to clash with a changing world.
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Jim" Webster
Forsythe
Jim
Uncle Jim
T. M. Zinls
Lemars
Mr. Zinks
America
Erie man to speak to Kiwanis on Corry development
D W Harper of Erie will address Kiwanis Club members at the Hotel Corry this week. His topic is Industrial Development of Corry. He will be accompanied by Judge W E Hirt of Erie.
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D. W.harper
Erie
Kiwanis Club
Corry
W. E. Hirt
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files September 23 1910
Job Desh longtime Columbus citizen dies at old age. Corry Business Men's Exchange debates erecting a permanent exposition building. Meadville visitors display bass from Findley Lake. John D Blase opens a modern market on First Avenue with John Ward in charge. Miss Clara Olds of Tacoma visiting the Olds family. Paul Downey leaves for University of Pittsburgh work. Birth announced September 22 a daughter to F B Sullivan. Mayor and others travel to Warren to see a baseball game.
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Corry
Daily Lessons in English by Gordon Word Study
Educational note on correct usage and pronunciation. Highlights include misused words often, such as jewels versus great many jewels, and mispronunciations like familia. Emphasizes building vocabulary by mastering one word daily with examples like comprehension meaning understanding and perception.
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W. L. Gordon
Yesterday's Quiz Answers and Historical Notes
Answers recap includes leading wheat states, author of The Great Stone Pace, expedition aimed to liberate Jeruantem from the aofiam medians, number of a cow's stomachs, and the capital of Italy. Also mentions Appomattox details, religious groups, and a note on drawing printing engraving.
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Italy
Appomattox Court House
Virginia
Luke Superior
Sheffield
Warren
Measuring 15 pints with two jugs
A brain teaser shows using a 7 pint and an 11 pint vessel to obtain 15 pints by filling, transferring, and combining steps. The solution hinges on yielding 15 from operations on the two sizes through careful pours and separations.
Child Hit by Car Leaves Family in Shock
Dorothy Baker seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Carlton Baker of Franklinville was struck by an automobile in front of her home Monday. She was taken to Olean General Hospital with a fractured right leg skull fracture and brain concussion. Her condition is reported as grave.
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Yuan
Dorothy Weaker
Carlton Baker
Wranklinville
Olean General Hospital
Rossiter Trial Set For November Term In Pittsburgh
In Erin Sept 23 Federal Judge Nelson Mevicar ruled the trial of Rossiter, Donovan and three others in the prisoner substitution case will not occur this term. First Assistant District Attorney James Z Marsh said the case would be listed for the November term in Pittsburgh. The defendants face conspiracy to impede U S justice charges related to substitution and smuggling linked to Wells and Beals.
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Erin
Samuel Y. Rossiter
Joseph J. Donovan
Nelson Mevicar
Il Cant
Frank Quinn
James Z. Marsh
Pittsburgh
Mr. Marsh
Allomey
Rossiter
Ole
Piilemey
Donovan
Teser Beals
James Patrone
Stanley Well
U.S
Patrone
R. Mi Gtb- Sun
Wells
Beals
Three Hurt As Car Overturns In Kane County
Three Sheffiell youths were admitted to Community hospital after their vehicle left the Ludlow to Kinzie highway and rolled over. Mile Glova suffered a broken left ankle, Eva Carb lost three middle fingers on her left hand, Marie Lucbs had a fractured right arm, and Gilbert Johnson escaped injury aside from minor bruises. The driver was not treated. A family statement cited possible dust glare from a prior car as a factor. the gravel road may have contributed to the accident near Kinzier.
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Kane
Ludlow
Kinzie
Mile Glova
Eva Carb
Marie Lucbs
Gilbert Johnson
Kinzira
Squire Brown Justice at Columbus 40 Years
Warren Times Mirror notes Squire Brown of Columbus aged 40 years says he has served as a justice of the peace for 40 years since first elected in 1885. He refused re-election in 1925 due to age, favors farming over law, and cites better profits with modern farming machinery and methods.
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Warren Times-Mirror
Brown
Columbus
Warren
Coxs mark 50th wedding anniversary on second trip
Mr and Mrs Eiljai F Cox of 7 Otter Street celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary after a garden party for their 40th. They left Monday morning by motor with their son D R Cox and wife for a trip to eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey. They married September 21 1880 in Erle by Rev Hurd. Only guest from the wedding present at the garden anniversary was William M Stanford of Oil City, a Cox brother-in-law. The couple have endured a rough year in their town.
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Prankasy
Sep Cour
Eiljai F. Cox
Otter Street
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
D. R. Cox
Pnd
Cox
Ford Auto Show Explains How Cars Are Made
Residents of Corry and Cambria county can view a Ford motion picture exhibit at Franklin from September 26 to 30. Free daily hours 4 PM to 10 PM. The show, announced by local Ford dealer Mr Powell, shows mass production of Ford cars and the vast Ford enterprise including coal and iron mining, Ford-owned railcars, forests, lake ships, and by products used for fertilizer and chemicals. A chassis cutaway and Tudor body shown to reveal internal construction.
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Corry
Asis County
Ford Motor Company
Franklin
Powell
Ford Desler
Ford
Ferge
Carmen
Fille
Frantolin
Ford Enterprises
Dearborn
Mich
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