Local Shifts and Visits Highlight Community Notes
Air Ener es eighteen? Mile Bucholiz, purg cafe owner, returns after a month away. Mrs Mabel Exheniats of Catal O visits Mrs S C Lowry and Mrs J J Purcell of Oakland Ave. Cora Halderman and daughters Jane and Margaret of Kimlington visit the Borlands on West Philadelphia St. Thomas Daugherty of Eleventh St sells his household goods and plans to move to Michigan with Jill Cane family.
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Air Ener
Bucholiz
Mabel Exheniats
Catal O
8. C. Lowry
Aadahar
J. J. Purcell
Oakland Avenue
Cora Halderman
Jane and
Margaret
Kimlenton
Clarence Borland
West Philadelphia Street
Thomas Daugherty
Eleventh Street
Jill Cane Ily
Michian
Prize for Blacksmith J A Remaley Returns From New York Tour
J A Remaley of Indiana returns from a touring trip through Jamestown Buffalo and Niagara Falls New York. In Erie he attended the Blacksmiths Minuie where a contest prize was awarded to Remaley for his horseshoes. The event notes an aged blacksmith from Evie receiving a box of nails. Local attendees include W H Brithartyev J T Davis Drake Henry J Gaonatte Gilman Mazuki Gino Miss Griffin Mys BE Hildebrand and others. A cholera remedy anecdote marks the piece with local names and a health note referencing Ann iberlain's Golic Cholera and Di cea Remedy.
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J. A. Remaley
Frente
New York State
Jamestown
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Erie
Blacksmiths
Minuie
A. Remaley
Indiana
Payag
Pichie
John Krartrashi
Evie
Attetnee
Thaining Wredind Fox
Inddt
Reed
Blakley
Pyney Bownyin
Ars
W. H. Brithartyev
J. T. Davis
Es Drake
Henry
J. Gaonatte
J. Gilman
Mazuki Gino
Griffin
Mys
Hildebrand
Kelly
R. C, Lee
Mollieaughey
Norman B. Smith
Miss Temple
Creekside Ladies Visit Relatives in Several Towns
Miss Frances Leis of Creekside visits relatives in Helvetia and Du Bois. Mrs. John Stevens of Pittsburgh visits friends in Wallopsburg and Smicksburg. Miss Ida Kettering, Creekside teacher, returns to Johnstown. Claire Weamer near Plumville recovers from ivy poisoning, as Plumville residents suffer aggravated cases. Creighton Weamer returns to Meadville after summer with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J Clark Weamer of Plumville.
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Frances Leis
Creekside
Helvetia
du Bois
John Stevens
Pittsburgh
Wallopsburg
Smicksburg
Ida Kettering
Johnstown
Claire Weamer
Plumville
Creighton Weamer
Meadville
J. Clark Weamer
Notice of Charter Application Crown Hill Coal Mining Co
Notice is given that M A Lowther B F Barker and W C Lowther will apply to the Governor of Pennsylvania on September 4 1914 at 1 30 P M under an act to incorporate for Crown Hill Coal Mining Company. The charter would authorize mining coal and other minerals, manufacturing coke, buying selling shipping and transporting coal and related products, and acquiring lands and real estate for the business.
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M. A. Lowther
B. F. Barker
W. C. Lowther
Pennsylvania
A. D
Crown Hill Coal Mining Company
Our Sixteen Striped Flag and the Revenue Service
A playful historical note explains a sixteen stripe flag used by the revenue service. The stripes run vertical and horizontal, with red white alternation and a white outer stripe, tied to the era when sixteen states existed in the Union. The text shifts to a humorous Italian anecdote about Pat and Lava, ending with Pat’s clever reply.
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Revenue Eitter Service
Harivantal
New York
Fragmented scribbles on beaver tale hint at hidden meaning
A jumble of garbled phrases mentions Gaia New Auto and various odd terms. The passage references beaver, mortality, and cryptic names, lacking a clear event or identifiable subjects.
German armies breach allied lines in Belgium and France
Reports from the front describe three vast German formations driving the Allied line back across a 200 mile front. Berlin claims major victories near Mons and Langwy while French and British forces retreat across Belgium. Russians advance deep into East Prussia as the war widens across multiple fronts.
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London
Belgium
Namur
Dirst
Kalger
Luneville
Amutee
Dieumard
Wavre
Newblateau
Berlin
Sedan
Langwy
Pepiets
Paris
Brosh War Office
Sen
Biebelt
Mons
Beigain
Sambre
Casas
Hert
New York
Albrechit
Wiedembers
Romle Cohues
Amy Couin
Cyllen Pyedeyviek
Longwy
Wench
Luneyiey
Senediee
Cleakmard
Neney
Appreehr
Palet
Minelasan
Alsiree
Ostend
Charleroi
Liege
Meuse
Russia
East Prussia
Balgi
German and allied forces clash along wide front amid shifting lines
A Paris dispatch reports German withdrawal framed as strategic. French and British corps advance from Mensin to Luxemburg frontier with heavy fighting along the Meuse and Lesse, from Sedan to Ardennes. Allied forces press via Mons, Chimay, and adjacent rivers as the battle widens across a wooded front.
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Germany
Kaiger
Paris
Mensin
Belgium
Luxemburg
Sedan
Department of Ardennes
Lesse
Meuse
Tha N
Chimay
Due
Bitte
Beng Twuaht
Alsave
Vosges Tountaina
Muwiche
Tudur
Pai
Badengiller
Liaueylile
Very Sure of Victory German Army to Be In Parts In a Work
German ambassador Johann Von Bergstayll asserts in New Yours that Germany seeks peace yet expects Belgian troops to reach Paris within a week after the current battle. He claims crops this year are good and France will soon be feeding the German army, expressing astonishment at the notion of surprise.
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Bernstorff
Johann von Bergstayll
United States
Paris
Germany
France
Absentses Recalled in Washington House Action
Absentees recalled after three roll calls as the House adopts a resolution requiring all members to be present. The measure focuses on enforcing attendance and upholding procedural rules in the legislative body.
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Washington
Efforia
Bela Aueryn
House
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Anquire
North Sixth Street
Remaley
Erie Prize
Ferred, Cunningham & Fisher, Solicitors
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D.vareze
Brislund
Gmilbon
Conan
Wali
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Italy
Bobo Boo
Gaia
Tontanal Saccasny
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Manet
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Fane
Jose
Pune
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Roy
Threeuge Arles
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