Fashionable Winter Coats for Women at Surprising Prices
A bold sale highlights women's winter coats with unique models and luxury fabrics. Coats range from affordable Bolivars and Velours to higher end Bolivia cloth and French Worumbo vieing for Christmas gifts. Diverse styles for girls and women, with prices slashed from $5.95 to $37.50 and up to $60 original.
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Zibeline
Bolivar
Bolivia
Railroad offers four percent bonus to low wage workers
In Bangor Maine President Percy R Todd announced a four percent wage bonus for all Bangor and Aroostook Railroad employees earning under two thousand dollars a year for the last six months. In Paris Germany announced a victory over Portugal in East Africa to the Chamber of Deputies through Premier Almeida.
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Bangor
Aroostock
Percy R. Todd
Tolsbon
Paris
German East Africa
Chamber of Deputies
Almeida
Freezone claims safe corn removal by fingertips
A Cincinnati authority touts Freezone drops as a painless method to lift corns and calluses. A quarter ounce costs little and allegedly removes all foot corns without infection or irritation, appealing to women wearing high heels.
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Cincinnati
Governor Brumbaugh Praises McKean County Bond Plan
Governor Brumbaugh expresses pride in McKean county voters approving a 750000 bond issue for hard surface roads, to be paired with a similar state sum. He pledges cooperation with the Legislature to fund highway work and foresees broader county participation and improved travel across Pennsylvania.
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Martin G. Brumbaugh
McKean
State Highway Department
G. Scott Smith
Kane
Kane Republican Company
M. G. Brumbaugh
Harrisburg
Megan County
Commonwealth
McKean County
Pennsylvania
Mr. Smith
Conrad
Richard J. Baldwin
Pennsylvania Society
New York
Pittsburgh
State Insurance Department
O'Neil
Philadelphia
Smith
Uniontown
Morgan
Nanticoke
Capitol
Garvin
Thomas H. Garvin
House
Panhandle
Public Service Commission
Henry Ward Mottern
Jefferson County
Whitewashing deemed casual work not covered under act
A Pennsylvania referee ruled that whitewashing a fence was casual employment and not within the State Workmen's Compensation Act. The case involved Lewis Stambaugh, hired by Q P Ahl’s family, who injured his eye while pouring lime, later becoming blind. No formal contract existed and Wages were $1.50 per day.
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E. K. Saylor
Lewis Stambaugh
Q. P. Ahl
Boiling Springs
Ahl
Stambaugh
C. H. Caler
Rochester
J. R. Patterson
Beaver Falls
O'Neil
Philadelphia
Washington
Stewart
Commission of Agriculture
State Water Supply Commission
Lehigh Navigation Electric Company
Palmer Township
Monroe County
Ryan
Branch Capitol Commission
Philadelphle
Pittsurgh
Capitol
Department of Health
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