People in town on various visits today
W D Dinamore and Rapld Rast of Clymer are in town today. T St. Clair Thompson of Marion Genter is visiting. Andrew Saltagiver of Blairsville was an Indiana business visitor Thursday. Miss Catherine Buck of Barneaboro visits Miss Myrtle Cummings. G Meade Maranal recovering from a severe cold. Mrs Ted McGovern of Punxsutawney visiting Mrs P J McGovern. Attorney W S Kerr and G W Mc Laughin of Blairville on business Friday. Mrs Nettie Fair of South Seventh street leaves for Greensburg. Mrs Elizabeth Logan and daughter Anna of Parkwood visit Indiana. Nellie Guthrie returns from visit with Hal Painter of Kittanning. Arthur Wilson in town for Sunday. T H Newgitt of American Union Telephone Co. on inspection trip. Elliott Tomb and Lex C Watson home from Johnstown for Sunday. Misses Sallie and Effie Kettleberger visiting D F Rinn of West Philadelphia street. B L Marsh Mitton W J Moran Cresson H R Dill Dilltown and S K Rank Glen Campbell guests at the New Indiana House. Mrs D J Waller of Bloomsburg accompanies daughter Mrs James W Mack home. Mrs Mack and children have been visiting Bloomsburg since before Christmas.
Dr Cook in Germany in bad physical condition
Frankfort Zeitung says discredited Arctic explorer Dr Frederick A Cook is in a sanitarium near Heidelberg in serious physical collapse with shattered nerves and risk of mental derangement from melancholia. Mrs Cook is reportedly with him, but the sanitarium’s name cannot be disclosed.
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Frankfort-on-Main
Germany
Frankfort Zeitung
Frederick A. Cook
Heidelberg
the Zeitung
Cook
Bryan Will Run Again On Democratic Prohibition Platform
In Atlanta E W Chafin says Bryan will seek 1912 victory on a Democratic Prohibition plank banning shipment of intoxicants into dry states. Chafin denies Rockefeller money influenced temperance push. Also notes Foles’s Kidney Remedy claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles and is sold by druggists.
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E. W. Chafin
Atlanta
Bryan
Ki. W. Chalip
Prohibition Party
Chahn
John 2. Rockefellurks
Foles
Real Pessimistic Pest in Voly Philosophy
A cryptic line quotes the Phosopher of Voly describing a pessimist as a pest. The speaker asserts that luck is near but fate punishes anticipation, leaving the subject shocked when events unfold in a garbled, reflective remark.
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Voly
Rest at the Panithie and the realm of possible woes
The remark reflects on elves and humankind facing limits and punishment for evils. It urges gratitude that divine restraint prevents greater harm and calls to profit from chastisement with hope for restoration through God’s promises. The fragment hints at sorrow and moral reflection.
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Panithie
Charles Kingsley
Husband Wins Ownership Of Wife Dresses In Court
In Brompton county court Maryland the judge ruled the husband owns the wife dresses. The husband argued he gave money to buy them though not paid for. The ruling stated the dresses belonged to him. Also notes on opera hats and church buttons appear in a series of brief items.
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Brompton County Court of Maryland
What Every Wo manly Woman Wants
A hair tonic Parisian Sage promises to beautify hair in two weeks. Sold by druggists everywhere and Tom E Hildebrand at 50 cents with a money back guarantee if it fails to banish dandruff stop hair loss or itching scalp.
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Tom E. Hildebrand
America
Ex Confederate Seeks Pension First Such Claim
Thomas Lyttle of Old Fort North Carolina writes congressman John Grant claiming entitlement to a federal pension. He asserts he is the first ex Confederate veteran to seek relief and urges recognition of his claims, noting paying taxes and requesting inclusion on the pension rolls.
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Washington
Thomas
Lyttle
Old Fort
N. F
John Grant
North
Congress
Balm of Power In New Parliament May Be Held by Irish Nationalists
In London a potential new Parliament could be controlled by Irish Nationalists as 48 seats in the House of Commons remain to be filled. The fragment hints at continuing constituencies and the balance of power, suggesting shifts in political alignments amid unsettled returns.
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London
Veare Sa
Herve of Commons
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Carpenter Ave
Indiana Postathce
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Rapld Rast
Clymer
T. St. Clair Thompson
Marion Genter
Andrew Saltagiver
Blairsville
Catherine Buck
Barneaboro
Myrtle Cummings
G. Meade Maranal
Ted McGovern
Punxsutawney
P. J. McGovern
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W. S. Kerr
G. W. McLaughin
Blairaville
Regal
Nettie Fair
South Seventh Street
Greensburg
Elizabeth Logan
Anna
Parkwood
Misa Nellie Guthrie
Hal Painter
Kittanning
Arthur Wilson
the Gazette
The
Johnstown Democrat
T.H. Newgitt
American Union Telephone Co
Elliott Tomb
Lex C. Watson
Johnstown
Sallie
Effie Kettleberger
Curwensville
D. F. Rinn
Weat
Philadelphia Street
B. L. Marsh
Mitton
W. J. Moran
Cresson
H. R. Dill
Dilltown
K. Rank
Glen Campbell
New Indiana House
D. J. Waller
Bloomsburg
James W. Mack
DR. Cook
Hata
New Ror
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Milan
St. Mary’s Church
Dover
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Chamberlain
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Geo. D. Levon
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Steving & Stheams
Philadelphia St
Balmoe
St. Clair Flats
E. B. Campbell
Church Street
Choice
Lota
Normal
T. A. Gilbert
Marshall
Churel Street
Wayne Ave
Oud Phila
S. Sixth Street
Myers & Little's
Water Street
Washington Street
J. P. Mack
Mack’s
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Empire Automobile Institute
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Morris Israel
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H. Wallace Thomas
J. C. Forsythe
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