Personal notices and social visits across towns
Mr M Fox of Oil City visits relatives while in Corry Wright jokes about saving money. Dan Walsh of Salnwauken greets friends in the city. Mrs M A Mason returns to Almore after visiting relatives. M Chidustak and wife head to St Paul to visit their son Arthur Spear and Lloyd Staysh. Chamberlain millinery opening at Weisser’s Friday night. Ralph Perkins back in Meadville after visiting relatives. Mrs Clayton Melis and daughter spend day with relatives at Heat Lake. Mr and Mrs James Drought and Mrs E Salsbury visit Titusville. Dr G A Blyton and daughter Katharine travel to Wimira, Ny. Miss Illston Wilener Dhara College. M Griffin and family return from Montana after visiting sister Mrs J Miles. Matthews and Oldw arrive from a business trip to New York for Climax Company. Miss Fannie Amidon leaves Valley City, N Dale, to resume normal school work. Mrs Pyle of Corry visiting Mrs W G Shannon and preparing to move to Corry Irvington Latter in Warren Times.
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M. Fox
Oil City
Corry
Wright
Dan Walsh
Salnwauen
M.A. Mason
Almore
Relatiyes
M. Chidustak
Toft Yessterday
Ste Paul
Minty
Arthur Spear
Lloyd Staysh
Randolph
Chamberlain
Nillinery
Weisser’s
Ralph Perkins
Meadville
Clayton Melis
Heat Lake
James Drought
E. Salsbury
Titusville
G A. Blyton
Katharine
Wimira
Mise Ll
AmuseU Theater Listings and Local Messages
AmuseU Theater presents Black Sheep a Biograph and Three Vinkives Song Drama tomorrow with Money Kings in three parts on other placards. Abe Helmuu of Brie in the city on business. Walter K. Peake of Wai rapt in from business help to Warren. Miss Julia Kimmey returns from a visit with relatives near Vinton City. Abe Buller, superintendent of the state hatchery at Union City, in the city on business. Mr and Mrs G B Twitter of Ot Gly visiting Mr and Mrs Pi Barris on Wright Street for eight days. Miss Skidmors returning home to Erin after visiting friends the past week. Lieut and Mrs Dawson Olmstead go to Warren to spend New Days with relatives before leaving for their home in Washington DD. Mekdanies Crapser Babbit Wiedler Bowman Blakeley and Dalrymple go to Erie to attend the W R C convention. Major and Mrs J B Brown and family leave by auto for Syracuse N Y to visit relatives. they will be joined by daughter Mrs Harold Gilbert of Harrisburg on the way.
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Abe Helmuu
Brie
Walter K. Peake
Wai
Warren
Julia Kimmey
Vinton City
Abe Buller
Union City
Wid
G.¥. Butwitter
Gly
Aie
Barris
Wright Strest
Skidmors
Erin
Dawson Olmstead
Washington
Mekdanies Crapser
Turners Inflammacine Healing Salve Promoted by N F Ames Co
An old advertisement touts Turner’s Inflammacine as a healing soothing antiseptic salve for sores burns neuralgia sore eyes and catarrh. It claims quick relief for hay fever coughs sore throat tonsillitis croup and canker. Claims money back if not as advertised and notes porcelain jars at 25 cents with mail orders via Mathes Sales Co Rochester NY.
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N. F. Ames & Co
Turner
N. P
Amey € Co
N.F. Ames & Co
Mathes Sates Co
Rochester
N. Y
Girls Wanted at the NiuBond Cor Sai r Company
Archis Mead, listed as a parent at Corry hospital, remains in critical condition after a 1911 incident. Reports indicate conditions have not improved and the situation is ongoing today.
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NiuBond Corsair Company
Archis Mead
Corry Hospital
Franklinin Ghost Reported In Franklinin Neighborhood
FrMiKUh Sept 26 reports the ghost of Walliam Dig Nay Apipeared on 4M Street in Franklinin. Simnal Corbett and family moved the next day, evidence collected, and crowds swarmed the house. The ghost allegedly appeared nightly before the family relocated. property damage followed and an old watchman claimed sightings near the ferry crossing, with residents outraged at the disruption.
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Frmikuh
Walliam
Reno
Corbett
Wally
Ckubine Oha
Opai
Frank Bourne
le Lom Slown
Erleralfrond Crossing
Rd Street
Limb Amputation to Cure Cancer In Warren Newspaper
Warren, Sept 20. After years of suffering from a cancer on the limb, O. J. Barnes of 407 Hench St, Ate yesterday submitted to amputation four inches below the body. The operation was at the emergency hospital and Barnes stood it well. A hospital report says he is resting comfortably. The item includes a local grocer note praising Busy Task ink and urging customers for best goods at fair prices.
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Journal Réporten
Doctors Failed to Help Covington Women Find Relief
Covington Missouri and Brownsville Indiana women credit Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring health after hemorrhages and severe female troubles. They recount prior doctor advice for surgery and life‑threatening weakness, then report renewed strength and well‑being after using the remedy.
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Covington
Pinkham
Jennie Green
Cline
Brownaville
Ind
Lydia B. Pinkham
Teller
C. M. Cuine
S. Main St
Brownavilly
Tnd
Manslaughter charges filed in city political killing case
Joan Sullivan, county detective, presented manslaughter charges against Vanige Say, alleged slayer of August Anniger, a Fourth Ward politician who died after a fair. Say was released from county jail and remanded to await a preliminary hearing tomorrow at 7 30 p.m., with Commonwealth and defense counsel appointed.
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Bassett
W. Bh. Brown
Police Department
Hide
Commonwealth
Clatrice
Orla Walt
W. Pitt ‘Gittord
Fragmented local sports snippet from historic page
A damaged OCR item mentions a hockey or arena event in a central venue with teams or players named Jet Parks and Derk for Bonutit. Context is unclear but indicates an at street or room setting and a heat run or heat order. The readable fragments reference a sign or display and possible competition results.
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Fargo Yar Furn Co
Monte A ' Central
Aren
Derk
Bonutit
Atreet
Bop Room
Ninos
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Baroness Blanc
Valley
Chinchilla
the Ladies Furnishing
Amuseu Theater
Black Sheep
Vinkives
Turners
Norfolk
Cohen
Franklini
Siys
Warren Man
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Green
John P. Sullivan
Amuseu
Vitagraph
Costello
Oro
Bofel
Ue Guir
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