Unusual Indiana Town Job Seeks Chief Burgess
Editorial mocks a town offering the chief burgess post with a salary of 100 dollars a year. The piece highlights perks like watching neighbor quarrels and poultry mischief, visiting the police court, aiding beggars, and overseeing sidewalk ordinances, all while the town council jokes about a demure daily stipend of 27.5 cents.
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Indiana
Iunmbent
Positon
Sis
Tuure
Weeddings Shores BlalniEr Jobo Howard Shores
Shores and Miss Laurie Brulier were married at the bride’s aunt’s home in Bolsa City Adubo. The article also notes Miss Graflies resigning as a public school teacher for health reasons and moving west.
Comedy at Cambria Theatre Promises Thanksgiving Night Show
The Cambria Theatre in Johnstown presents a Thanksgiving Day attraction featuring David Garrick in a lively comedy. Starred by Gordon MacLeod and others, the production promises wholesome humor and strong performances in a gala evening suitable for all audiences.
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David Tatrick
Joseph Denerser
Oeunthas
Cambria
Johnstown
Hemn Roid Cure Guarantee for Piles by Dr Leonhardt
Under authority of Dr J S Leonhardt T Hildebrand guarantees Hemn Roid an internal tablet remedy will cure piles of any kind. The celebrated specialist claims piles are internal and offers Fem Roth sold with a guarantee of cures in 18 or 24 days. Write for booklets from Leonhardt Co Staton B Buffalo NY.
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J. S. Leonhardt
T. . Hildebrand
Leonhardt
Fem Roth
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Staton B
Buffalo
Bookles
Found bracelet on Ninth street owner to prove property
Notice offers restitution to the lady whose bracelet was found on Ninth Street. Claimant must prove ownership and cover publication costs. Also listed are several classifieds for rooms for rent near the P R R depot, a cheap sale of a piano, a 32 Smith Premier typewriter and a Chicago Mall Order job ad seeking distributors with a substantial weekly wage.
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Ninth Street
Trade review notes gains in January industrial demand
The Weekly Review of Trade in New York reports broad gains in trade volume, with manufacturing plants expanding capacity and expectations rising. It notes weather spurring demand for winter goods, mixed regional results, and a tentative steel industry uptrend with Valley furnace prices at 31g, $4 below last year’s level.
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New York
Nev
Bun
Collectionk
Ile
Cole
Valley Furnace
Historic town marks two hundredth birthday with parade
White Mains New York November 21 celebration marks the two hundredth birthday of the historic village. Residents recall its Revolutionary War history and Washington era headquarters with parades and speeches. The Miller house, once Washington’s headquarters, centers today’s events.
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White Mains
N.Y
Washington
Washington's Meadquantara AY White Plains Celebration
Visitors from surrounding counties inspect a collection of Revolutionary relics in White Plains as part of a birthday celebration. A parade features Westchester militia and New York City units with invitations extended to Governors Hughes and Woodruff. Nighttime illuminations and fires atop Hatterton and Dusenberry hills recall the 1776 battle.
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Hatterton
Dusenberry Hills
White Plains
Weather Outlook for WV PA and OH
Fair and warmer on Saturday and Sunday across West Virginia Western Pennsylvania and Ohio with fair conditions and light to fresh southeast to south winds.
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West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Rockefellers Cross Examination Gains Despite Probing Questions
Frank Kellogg leads relentless questions as John D Rockefeller testifies in the Standard Oil case. The defense witness remains calm, admits memory limits, and explains rebates while detailing earnings and dividends. An artist sketches Rockefeller during a lunch break, prompting a light exchange about talent.
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Kellogg
Uncle Sam
New York
Huis Tala PD
Rocketeer
Standard Oil Company
Bo Kellogge
Gabe Untill Matias
Cie Vil
Roockefeller
Mrr Rockefeller
Standard
Fartier
Air
Rockefellers
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Ashe
Shakefeller
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rockefeller
Stallard
Standard Ol! Company
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Niekert
DRAW THE COLOR LINE AT GRAND RAPIDS VETERINARY COLLEGE
In Grand Rapids Michigan on November 21 thirty four junior veterinary students walked out when two black classmates re entered to resume studies. Refusal earlier and a legal appeal led Judge Perking to order admission for the two colored Windenta. The college suspended the entire junior class with next Tuesday set for action.
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Veterinary College
Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand Rapids Veterinary College
Perking
Kent County
Wotll
Opium in His Tea Shocks Chinatown Leader in Grief
In Los Angeles Gee Chung Chut a known Chinatown merchant and politician drank two bowls of opium last night. He observed death rites and mixed the drug with tea in a small bow. In Philadelphia word came of Rev William Harvey a missionary with the United Presbyterian church since 1865 dying in Cairo Egypt.
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Los Angeles
Gee Chung Chut
Chinatown
Egypt
Philadelphia
Cairo
William Harvey
United Presbyterian Church
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