Fire destroys store and dwelling owned by Mike Fargios
A fire entirely destroyed a store and dwelling owned and occupied by Mike Fargios at 4 o clock on April 27. The insured loss was about $800. George Rodgera reportedly bought out W. & Rhone for $600. The property includes a poolroom and bowling alleys. Adelaide Keauf opened a waromer school there for a six week term. The Vinton Colliery Company is considering improvements to the place to better handle mage cars. Sept. Dohnaon of Webrim reports a health issue.
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Mike Fargios
Sosa
George Rodgera
W. &. Rhone
Adelaide Keauf Bes
Vinton Colliery Company
Dohnaon
Webrim
Hyamel Inhaler Promises Quick Cure For Colds And Coughs
An advertisement touts Hyamel as a dry, healing remedy that is breathed in rather than swallowed. It claims rapid relief from croup like symptoms, coughs, asthma and bronchitis, with a 1.00 price and a money back offer from FW.Hide. An inhaler accessory is included for lifetime use.
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Ferena
Wilmet Hyamel
Bae Ball Sportlights On Early Season Matches
Brownie Gegsler backed Luke and Jon Doyle with two singles in a New York game. Dayton Normal beat Elderton 8 to 6 as Seenor had two hits and Glairavilla earned a win. Prof. Harry Condran’s echolara routed Normal Reserves 6 to 1. Alex Pearson, once with Homestead, lauded by Baltimore Sun as top pitcher for Ed Haplon’s Orioles. Lafasette College lost to Carlisle by Dickinson 6 to 1. Milton Guthrie handled eight chances without a hit as his club mustered three singles. Hill Malarkey, from Vandergrift, relieved Mathewson in Boston on Wednesday. Fred Tenney’s error in the eleventh allowed Beaumont-Ritchey to win. Scrubby McCreight debuted with Wilmington Unions in a 15 to 6 win as Reisling’s Restling club fell. McCreight had two runs and two hits.
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Alex Pearson
Homestead
Baltimore Sun
Ed Haplon
Oriole Crew
Lafasette College
Carlile
Dickinson
Milton Guthrie
Clesenly
Hill Malarkey
Mathewson
Boston
Fred Tenney
Beaumont-Ritchey Band
Scrubby McCreight
Wilmington Unions
Doc. Reisling
Belog
Wilminton
McCreight
Parisian Sage Promoted as Cure for Dandruff Germ
A historical ad style feature touts Parisian Sage as the sole cure for dandruff. It quotes Prof. Giroux urging a war on the dandruff germ and claims the remedy is manufactured in Buffalo New York by Giroux Mfg Co with agents nationwide. The ad promises hair regrowth and a money back guarantee with a 50 cent price per bottle.
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Giroux
Prof
Paris
United States
France
Girous
Buffalo
Giroux Mfg Cor
America
T. E. Hilde
Dandrart
Weddings at First Bare Let Church Highlight 400 Guests
Mies Sarsh Jones of New Cratle wed Howard Leo Hickok of Panxeutaw bey, Troop D constabulary member, in New Castle in a ceremony before about 400 guests. The same evening West End baseball beat East Enders 9 to 1 at Normal, with West End’s battery. Also reports describe injuries at Rossiter Mines and a Rogister resident, David Thompson, narrowly escaping harm.
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Mies Sarsh Jones
New Cratle
Howard Leo Hickok
Panxeutawbey
West End
East Enders
Battery
van McCreight
Getty
East
Epd
Coop
Shick
Inquest Probes Death of Five-Year-Old Sacrificed by Sect
In Aston PA an inquest into Irene May Smith's death found murder by Bachman the uncle in a religious sect ritual. Parents Henry and Mrs Smith and Bachman are jailed. Post mortem said death from strangulation. Bachman claims divine command and possession.
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Aston
Fetherolfal
Nazareth
Here
Irene May Smith
Henry Smith
All
Bachman
Smiths
God
Earth
Death by Own Action Rocks Coster Firm and Market
Charles Coster, a millionaire broker and society figure, killed himself at home after orchestrating a dramatic plan. His death caused the firm Coster Knapp & Co to suspend operations amid reports he had heavy short positions. The incident coincided with stock exchange concerns and a reception at Mrs. Coster’s home.
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Coster
New York
Charles Coster
Stock Exchange
Mre. Coster
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