Postal service ad and church notices mixed in one page
A cluttered page includes classified rates from a postal service and a dense list of church notices. It mentions advertising pricing, editorial staff, and a broad set of church service times across Lutheran, Presbyterian, St Bernard’s, Christian Science, and Wesleyan Methodist congregations with details on sermons, gatherings, and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. M. Gearhart
John
Jesus
James
A. Beaton
Christian Endeavor
Building Fund Committee
Ting
The
Red Cross
Union Church
Ernest
L.A. Kirkland
Christian: Endeavor
St. Bernard's
D. McNiis
Christian Science
North Sixth Street
Presbyterian
James A. Lauwrence
Lawn Presbyterian Church
Tree Methodist
Lucia
Rose
Sherman Kelly Mintendant
Ls i GW
Nora Dehne Deader
Tor
Government 2 to 6 Per Cent Tax Rise in War Bill
Senate Finance Committee backs a 4 per cent increase over the existing 2 per cent tax, pushing the aggregate corporate income levy to 6 per cent. The present 2 per cent yields about 180 million, versus an anticipated 540 million under the Senate’s plan, excluding the War profits tax. Meeting notes discuss convention topics and rural route improvements with endorsements and leadership names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
R, D
Benjamin W. Thomas
Marion Center
J. E. Sharp
Sheloeta
A. M. Buchanan
Eusgrene
Rochester Mills
Haines Verdict Delivers Verdict and Free Man
The court session closed with the jury finding Haines not guilty after a tense half hour. Maines remains in town, while Ward Mottern faces potential commutation as his death sentence hangs in limbo. Rumors of a split verdict evolved into reversal as the case moved to completion. Six salvage pickets receive 80 days in the workhouse for equal rights issues, with possible presidential pardon tensions looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines
Maines
Brokville
Porter
Ward Mottern
Atways
The Kriscoe Car Ad with S Half-Million Daily Motor
An early ad promotes the Kriscoe car model boasting a beauty of design and a price just above lower priced rivals. It claims 27 miles per hour, 30 horsepower, and lower operating costs. Payments and cash options are offered, with order urged before stock or price changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avericas
Holbeo
Nis
Prise
Sme
Eesh
Hrisee
Pinen Cmuesc
State Police fate debated as draft guards face war needs
The provost marshal general may defer police force decisions to local boards. One member of the force has been certified by the District Board. Authorities expect local boards to decide if men are needed for police duty during the war. Also, patriotic posters have arrived from the provost marshal general's office for display before September 1 in draft districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paget
Pennsylvania
Bcal
Weneral
Washington
Meal Onml
Mew National Army
Local Visitors and a Homer City Marriage License
Miss Norma Rovers of Johnstown visits the Kring family on West Church Street. Miss Mildred Gfiller of Canton visits relatives in New York Washington and Atlantic City as guest of Dr. and Mrs. G K Churchill. James M. Manners and Miss Mary W. Campbell of Homer City receive a marriage license. Miss Margaret Viscus departs for Altoona to be hosted by Miss Flora B Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Rovers
Johnstown
Frank Kring
West Church Street
Mildred Gfiller
Canton
New York
Washington
Atlantic City
G. KR. Churchill
Water Street
James M. Manners
Mary W. Campbell
Homer City
Margaret Viscus
Church Street
Altoona
Flora B. Walters
Transfers record of real estate and cash deals
Laura Be Neely transfers 10 neras and 14 1-2 perches in West Wheatfield to William Kalter baugh for 700 dollars. Charles Ross sells a lot in Montremec to Auster Rupp. Secu John Snik transfers property to BI Lewis, weight in Plumville for 459 dollars. Minnie M Burnheimer sells to Joe June a jot in Third Ward Indiana for 1650 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura BE. Neely
Wiliam Kalterbaugh
West Wheatfield
Charles Ross
Auster Rupp
Montremec
SECU
John Snik
BI Lewis
Plumville
Minnie M. Burnheimer
Joe June
Third Ward
Indiana
Hogs Fall in Pittsburgh Market Amid Price Drop
Hog prices in Pittsburgh weakened with hogs quoted at 17.25 per 100 pounds, a drop of one dollar from the previous level. Notice mentions military reports and a Liberty Relief advertisement, with references to the National Medical Institution in Milwaukee. The fragmentary text also includes promotional lines about Triumph Pits Safe and dependable.
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Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Wis
Bits of Humor Too Good to Waste Then This
A garbled humor snippet recalls dialogue between a boy and girl about letters and material for reuse. Erratic OCR yields disjointed lines and scattered quotes from various sources, with partial phrases about people named Ella Dorothy and James, plus stray comments on dust, papers, and whistling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Dorothy
Antwan
Blunder story upsets editor and author
An editor recalls a manuscript mishap where a piece titled Whats It All About? by Miss Eaton was incomplete. After a rushed late afternoon scramble to finish, the author faced tears and fear of ruined fame. The editor promises a future feature and asks forgiveness for causing distress.
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Lavy
Magmdetae
Trlonde
Lionkins
Nest
Deak
Miss Ath Redatu
Bal
Atery
Miss Eaton
Towkins
Anich
Tina Bateb
Danyseir
Mie Mu
Peary
Wales
Slamgloorek
Hamlet and the Gravedigger in a Worden era note
A fragmentary review discusses Hamlet and the gravedigger scene with snatches of critique attributed to Sir Arthur Quilter. The text pivots on audience expectations and theater practice revealing tensions between pretension and popular appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Shakespeare
Arthine Quilter
Couch
Renton
Paxson
Eanrges
Fem
Pamlet
Balancing Roots and Crown for Healthy Trees
A fragmented horticulture piece stresses proper balance between roots and crown for vitality. It warns against overpavement drying roots and emphasizes moisture, air, and nutrient balance, noting that undernourished roots cause weak branches and susceptibility to disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bos Possibla Insurance
Ummistass
Uisite
Essful Oo
Ayin
Caroline Lauret and the rise of a pioneering chemist in 18th century
The fragment chronicles Caroline Lauret, daughter of a noble lineage, who trained under family guidance and collaborated with her brother William. In 1798 she published a Catalorne of Ste and, by 1822, emerged from behind her brother’s shadow as an independent contributor. Her work focused on the discovery of compounds and chemical policies shaping early modern chemistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel
Caroline Laeret
Omosiehu
Na Minster
William
Willan Teravhel
Uland
Imatrutik
Caroline
Wibilium Dimi
Unknown Chronicle of Odd Dialogue in Scrambled Text
Fragmentary OCR style excerpt shows garbled speech with scattered names and phrases. It mentions unclear events and persons such as Harper's Muga Wiles War Ends, Kansas City Journal, and various nonsensical exchanges. Overall, the piece reads like a damaged page with no clear narrative or identifiable news item.
Insurance pitch in a Northwestern Mutual ad
An advertisement features a salesman promoting life and tire insurance, arguing for early investment to avoid mortgage burden. It cites Northwestern Mutual and the 301 Saving & Trust Co, with a contact phone 397-4 for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Northwestern Mutual
Saving & Trust Co
Fragmented Society Note From Philadelphia Record
A garbled society item from the Philadelphia Record hints at a shopkeeper protesting social divisions and credit loss amid family tensions. The readable fragments suggest a clash over status and finances impacting local households.
Fragmented Text From an Old Newspaper Column
A garbled excerpt discusses stenography and the ethics of note keeping, mentioning a Mantel stenographer and a speaker named Conrad, then shifts to a New York Times piece about women’s age and social roles. It comments on newspapers’ influence, censorship fears, and finally notes Lorraine’s historical ties before unification with Wranea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cautran
Toro Rover
Hin
Conrad
New York Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tinnal News Service
Veninge’ Gazette
KOM, Smith
Isplay
New York Sun
Human Justice
St St. Helena
Brussels
Palais de
Pagrene
Wesleyan Methodist
L. BR. Rittenhouse
Kissel
the Kriscoe
Beillart’s
Tuidigina
WW. Brilhart, Oph. D
Brilhart
Acryptole
Sir Winales
Glam
Ella
Christian Herald
Wien
Thom
Bates
Weill
Imipres
Les
Harper
Susie Your
Wicuih Gia Pte
Hudaved
Shessmne Wudadub
la Aa Torie
Kansas City Journal
Tobado Tage
Youngblood Bros
Philo
McCreary
Ira & Rubber
Tf-X
Indian Steam
Lian Iniry
Manners Hotel
Fife Insurance
Llerbert Af Gurney
Gurney Alded
Outon Post
Louquevilla
Lorraine
Wranea
Poland
Astrin
Theatre Tonight
Pegsy Hyland
New Strand Theatre
Searles Runner
Harle Williams
Nurenberg Watch
Keystone
Pord Sterling
Harry Gibson
May Emory
Colonial Theatre Tonight
Neal Hart
Side Film Co
Ferandez Pereza
Victor Comeuiy
Billy West
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