Nervous Condition Linked to Hypo-Cod Cure
Mrs Colman of Sandusky Street Ohio says her son Rollie weakened by overwork and illness improved after taking Esme's Hypo-Cod a tonic endorsed by doctors nurses and mothers. She cites restored appetite stronger vitality and steadier health. Daugherty's Drug Store advertises the remedy at $1.285 plus tax.
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Col
Earle
Mula
Sandusky Street
Ohio
City Water Works
Colman
Esme
Daugherty
Nealtby
Atrocities pictured in Col Coeesys lecture tonight
Companion of the British Empire Col Coeesy presents a collection of atrocity images to illustrate his talk tonight. A large audience is expected as the lecture highlights grim scenes. Tomorrow afternoon Mrs Marnant visits the anriyals and attends a tea hosted by Miss Nellie Guth rie. Friday evening Mrs Farnam will attend the Cosmopolitan Club event for local committee members and the Shakespeare and Ing group.
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Col. Coeesy
Marnant
Anriyals
Nellie Guthrie
Farnam
Cosmopolitan Club
For Sale Items and Rail Line Hearing Notice
Sale items include a top grade yak desk and Fall pipes offered by A P Nelson Homer City PA. Public Service Commission of Pennsylvania holds a hearing January 29 1920 on New York Pittsburgh and Chicago Railroad Corporation reorganization and certificate of public convenience for a railroad from near Hartony Penny to Allanthon Penn a hearing room in Harrisburg attendance urged by Garfield Houston attorneys for the applicant.
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Public Service ‘Company
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New York, Pittsburg and Chicago Railroad Corporation
New York, Pittsburgh and Chicago Railway Company
Harntony
Penny
Allanthon
Panna
E Harvislurve
Pua.m
Henry O. Hyans
Garfield Houston
Legion Men Entertains Veterans With Wrestling and Song
Intel between Sidney Marshall and Curley Walker leads a wrestling display by ex army wrestlers for legion members tonight. A varied program includes boxing wrestling singing moving pictures vaudeville stunts and plenty of smokes. The event is the first of its kind planned by the local American Legion post and aims to recruit veterans for membership with emissary Danks available through Richard W. Watson.
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Curley Walker
Legion
American Legion
Indiana
Sulley
Mayine
Thav
Richard W. Watson
Transforming Braddock Gas Ventures In Progress
Treasure L. H. Bishoff presides at L. H. Bishoff & Co. in Braddock with Geo. E. Watt and B. B. Prewed as vice presidents and a Bradford gasoline co. tied to the project. Proven property, signed wells No 4 and No 5, contractors assembling outfits, locations to be chosen in a few days.
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Treasure
L. H. Bishoff
L. H. Bishoff & Co
Braddock
Geo. E. Watt
B. B. Prewed Gasoline Co
Bradford
Social notices and local greetings across multiple towns
Mrs J C Roberts returns to Troy after a visit to Uncle Cameron on North Wighth street. Mrs John Monks back in Martins Ferry, Ohio. Mr and Mrs Robert Sutton host Olive Eastihan of Philipsburg. Paul Mock of McKeesport and Ed Tlewitt visited Indiana. Mrs Harry Bartley hosts Mason Girls. Mrs Evia Glasser hosts Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club. JF Hinterlitner visits from Clearfield on business. Master Carl St Clair returns home from Wittsburg with grandparents Mr and Mrs James St Clair. Dorothy and Della Daugherty entertain friends for cards. Anna Dates of Altoona and Pauline Saltis of Toronto visit Mrs and Mrs GARLANVILLI. Oil prospectors pay Walter La Rose $200 to locate an oil well. plan to dig fifteen feet, result dry. Worcester, Mass notes advise Legion members to ignore Victor Berger to avoid attendance at his talk. those who attend would be limited to his followers. Waterbury, Conn reports Sarah Dacureas, eighteen, in court as a betrothal possible. mother approves after $2500 engagement fund is used.
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Troy
Doei Cameron
North Wighth Street
John Monks
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Mes
Robert Sutton
Euest
Olive Eastihan
Philipsburg
Paul Mock
McKeesport
Indiana
Ed Tlewitt
Diltown
Sealaland Cotton and island farming in Georgia and Carolina
A damaged OCR passage discusses sealshimdl cotton production in Georgia shires and South Carolina coast lands. It states the need for island grown cotton to prevent rapid degeneration of upland varieties, urging selection of suitable planting stock for successful crops.
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Georgia
Carolina
Tyla
Fragmentary note targets tainted bread premises
A baker reported receiving a sarcastic letter accusing tampering on bread bought from his shop. The missive mentions a spaf and vaguen a rads found in the product, hinting at concerns about tampering and safety on the premises.
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Fragmentary text appears as garbled speech with scattered quotes and names. It mentions laughter, a person going somewhere, and a person named Peat who is called Topaton pal, set within disjointed life notes.
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Peat
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