Plaieville Council Meets. water work and ordinances discussed
The Plaieville council held its regular meeting on Tuesday September 6 approving bills totaling 1506 64. Crossings on several streets will be lowered and the water committee explores wells to secure a better supply. An ordinance on traction engine regulation was deemed illegal. Discussion covered the H. Ben nett vacancy, Paul Maher’s participation in a Pittsburg Field Club tennis tourney, and local social notes including visits and church events. Charles A. McLaughlin, Blairsville native, died in California of heart failure.
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Plaieville
Tuesuey
Atdéets
Alling
H. 8
Bénnett
Paul Maher
Pittsburg
R. M. Wilson
Indiana
Mre. C. A. Sloan
Harry P. Rhoads
First National Bank
Blairsville
Misa Rebecca Fowler
Harry
Kirkville
Blairsville Historical Society
R. B. McCabe
Noble G. Miller
T. D. Cunningham
Father Brennan
SS. Simon and Judes
Blairaville
P. J. Hawe
SS. Simon and Jude
Brennan
Father Hawe
Wedding in Blairsville: Friedline and Kinter Wed at Presbyterian
Walter W. Friedline and Misa Elizabeth E. Kinter, both of Derry township, Westmoreland county, married at the Blairsville Presbyterian parsonage on Thursday morning September 8 by Rev. William L. Barrett. They plan to live on a farm near Blairsville. The weekly dance at Idizwood Park is set for Tuesday evening September 19 with Appleton's orchestra providing music. The floor has been noted as first class and the last park dance drew 49 couples.
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Walter W. Friedline
Misa Elizabeth E. Kinter
Derry Township
Weatmoreland County
Presbyterian
Blairaville
William L. Barrett
Blauraville
Idizwood Park
Apple
Furnlab
Roosevelt
Gulf
Ohta
Takea Nde
Sunshine
Carillo Hussars Bart
Russian Symphony Orchestra
Typhoid Deaths Reported in Indian Borough
During the past summer there were nine cases of typhoid in Indian borough, resulting in two deaths. Currently five fever cases are noted in the borough, none are serious.
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Iodiang
Points On People Wafts Through Small Towns Names and Plans
Prof William Davis of Blacklick visits Jay with plans for Indiana visit. Prof Jacob Brown of Penny Run wheels through town en route to Juttstown to teach the coming year. Mrs Harvey Wilson of Pittsburg guest of Mr and Mrs Clyde Searor returns home. Wi finar McKee, injured in a mine accident, expects to leave bed and walk with a cane and attend school in Ann Arbor by October.
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Jacob Brown
Penny Run
Juttstown
Cointon
Harvey [Wilson
Pittsburg
Clyde Searor
McKee
Ernest
Ann Arbor
Mich
Why Spanish Women Wear the Mantilla
A London Mail summary notes a Madrid corrida scene where a mantilla is worn by all classes. It cites a duchess saying it is proper for Spanish functions and a common woman explaining mantillas protect hair and eyes, emphasizing beauty ideals of hair and eyes across social strata.
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Madrid
London Mail
The Astonishing Part at Dettingen War Tale
Lord Townshend watched a drummer boy killed by a cannon ball during the battle of Dettingen. An old officer asks why he is surprised, and Townshend replies that a boy with so much brains should be in war.
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Lord Townshend
Dettengen
Market Place of the Munnimakers Protest and Help Wanted
Classified notice fragment lists requests and inquiries: Romere near Normal School for market, good girl for general housework at Wayne Avenue, housework in family of five at 430 S Eleventh Street, light weight one horse spring wagon for sale or trade via Ewing Crissman or Cunningham store.
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Romere
Wayne Avenue
S. Eleventh Street
Ewing Crissman
Call
Cunningham
For Rent Furnished Rooms with Bath at 617 Church
For rent furnished rooms with bath and parlor use. Inquire at 617 Church Street. Also listed is sale of multiple lots in Grafton Nos 123 125 124 81 and 182 via Sheriff’s office tf 101-121 For rent furnished house fire at this office 208 tf
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Gizarte
Church Street
Grafton
Sheriff’s Office
Roosevelt in Pittsburg for four hours tonight
Former president Theodore Roosevelt visits Pittsburg under civic commission auspices. He arrives at Union Station at 4 20 p m and plans brief street address from Water Street balcony before a main speech at Exposition Music Hall at 8 15 p m. He urges national waterway control and reform of corporate practices while criticizing graft.
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Pittsburg
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Exposition Music Hall
Teddy
The Ugly Leopard Seizes Its Prey by the Throat
An aged natural history piece describes the leopard as smaller than a tiger but fiercely dangerous, widespread from Cape to Caucasus and varying in color. It notes nocturnal tree dwelling habits, methods of killing by throat hold, and lists incidents including a Hong Kong dining room attack and Africa boy tragedy.
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Housvelt
New Jersey
New York
Stronely
Aga
NASA
Cape of Good Hope
Ating Mountains
China
Black Sea
Caucasus
India
Africa
Hongkong
Central Asia
Pyuts
Africas
Whitewan
It Saved His Leg Says Watertown Man
It saved his leg after ten years of eczema resisted by fifteen doctors. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it, restoring health. Useful for skin eruptions eczema salt rheum boils fever sores burns scalds cuts and piles. 25 cents at Daugherty Bros.
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J. A. Sweneen
Watertown
Wis
Inet
Daugherty Bros
A Bright Outlook in a Playful Exchange
A humorous dialogue unfolds with Miss Dobleigh and Tompy guessing about an engagement next Thursday evening. Ethel doubts fully but encourages Tompy to show effort, while the scene nods to Harper’s Weekly and a jokey reference to appendicitis as a punchline.
Bad Selection Prompt Sparks Editor’s Quip
A Baltimore American witticism mocks a controversial fashion choice with a quip about makeup. The brief item reflects the era’s tone on appearance and propriety, citing a commentator’s remark about noisier or louder cosmetics and a fat figure.
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Haltimore
Safe Medicine for Children Foley’s Honey and Tar
Foley’s Honey and Tar is promoted as a safe children’s medicine without opiates or harmful drugs. The ad urges purchase of the genuine yellow package and notes it is sold by all druggists.
Evolution of windmills from fixed to movable sails
The article traces early windmill history from fixed, wind-dependent designs in Europe to innovations enabling operation in any wind. It notes Moorish and Bohemian precedents, tethered mill examples, a turntable concept, and movable domes by 1500 in England, describing construction shifts from brick or stone to wood.
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England
Knights of St. John
Bohemia
Tolland
London Globe
Better Boarding Deals in the Munni makers Market Place
The Gazette urges readers to search daily classified ads in the Munni makers Market Place to find better boarding options for the same or lower money. It frames boarding as a buying and selling choice and stresses watching ads for full value.
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Munnimaker
the Gazette
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Kinter
William Davis
Blacklick
Wen
Jay
South Seventh Street
Gazette Office
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Smoky City
Gincinnat
Taft
Queen City
Boss Cox
Cincinnati
Music Hall
Congress
Bureau of Mines
Ife
Nein
Wenton
Yale
New Orleans
Columbia Jester
Safe Medicine
EAL
Afetragopallitan Syndicate Syndicul Liney LV
Dar
Mr. Munnimaker
Gazette
Yours
Gra Teron
Theodore Thomas
Tubergtos
Damrosch
En Ae
Sasne Ge Innes
H. H. Steving
Iodiana
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