Miss Nona Creppa Home From Pittsburg Visit
Points On People items list social visits and travel of residents. Nona Creppa returns home after a week in Pittsburg while Mildred McDonald of Street Railways Co. spends the Sabbath with relatives in Punxsutawney. Others visit or travel from Punxsutawney to Philadelphia street Ebenaburg Derry Blairsville and more.
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Mises Mildred McDonald
The
Street Railways Co
Punxautawney
Hugh M. Bell
Water Street
Miss Mary Bell
Ebenaburg
Mabel Long
East Church Street
Reynoldsville
Rheuma helps veteran sergeant defeat rheumatism
Fort Porter Buffalo June 26 09 sergeant Matthew Doyle of Co D 12th infantry reports he suffered a long Army rheumatic attack until Rheuma eased his condition. He credits less than three bottles for restored duty and notes a money back guarantee if it fails. 50 cents per bottle ordered by mail from Rheuma Co Buffalo N Y.
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T. E. Wildebrand Guaranueen
Fort Porter
Buffalo
Philippines
U. S
Army
Iwaisa
Cuba
Jat
Matthew Doyle
Co. D
Daf
Hildebrand Gaya
Lf Dheuma
Doyle
Rhearma Co
Weat Ave
Conner Family Plans Florida Winter Stay
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Conner and Miss Ma Conner of North Seventh are leaving soon for Florida to spend the winter, accompanying Mr. Conner. They will reside there for the season with relatives.
A Question of Color in a Printer’s Shop
A humorous anecdote shows a customer seeking a precise shade between blues like dark navy and light sky, asking a shop to match a complex specification. The intelligent assistant notes a dye called London milk as a near fit, blending blues described as between the blue devils and the deep sea.
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Cambridge
Tondam
London
Dyer
Calloo Prinier
The Oriental Mind and Venetian Coffee Houses
The piece presents a satirical tale of the oriental mind and a jab at double dealing through Isham in Venice. It notes that coffee began in Europe in Venice around 1585 with Morosini, and that Venetian coffee houses billed patrons annually rather than per cup, charging five soldi per cup.
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Frederic &. Isham
Isham
Vekin
Baron von Kettler
Europe
Venice
Morosini
Egypt
New York Sun
Awkward Compliment Stirs Laughs in Private Play
A well meaning professor praised a private house performance and asked what part suits the hostess. She declined, saying the part demanded a young and pretty woman, while he insisted she had proved the opposite. The exchange elicited humorous tension and a quiet lesson in tact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
Mada
Pearson's Weekly
Plague Tied to Planet Conjunction in Paria Tale
A mid fourteenth century Paria ordinance to cleanse streets and seal a wine cellar failed, sparking a terrible plague. The faculty of medicine urged King to act, but a long debate concluded the plague resulted from a hostile conjunction of Mars and Jupiter.
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Paria
Mars
Causes of Drafts in Unseasoned Window Work
A fragment explains drafts arise not from wood quality or workmanship but from wood that is insufficiently seasoned when made up. The text notes warping and poor fit result from partial seasoning and time effects on the timber.
Jones' Optimist Yet Faces Car Drawings and Garage Plan
Fragmentary notes suggest Jones may be optimistic about a car drawing. A Uekett entitling him to a chance appears, with mentions of building a garage and Bustun Transcripe. The readable items imply a local odds drawing linked to a garage project.
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Jones
Uekett
Bustun
Question and answer humor from a playful exchange
A brief dialogue features Bobby asking about life and work. Father explains struggles by contrasting doing one’s own work with doing another’s. The exchange ends with a nudge to go play.
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Bobby
Pat Mather
Reminders and Riddles in a Cleveland Leader Snippet
A fragment from the Cleveland Leader ponders reminders and identity with a playful exchange about being likened to a Greek goddess. The text drifts to a musing about fame and mortality noting the temple of fame rests on graves and that its flame is lit from the ash of damwen, evoking a somber, symbolic tone.
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lYub Mys
Cleveland
Temple of Fame
Damwen
Start Made on Homer Bridge
Homer City reports the new bridge project underway with engineers taking measurements. Local events include a communion service at the Lutheran church, a surprise birthday party for Mrs Cunningham, visits from relatives, and multiple residents visiting Pittsburg and Reynoldsville.
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Homer City
Businear
Qdavid Gilhouser
Vanderprift Mills
Lutheran Church
Coral
J. W. Shaffer
G. W. Roof
Indiana
D. I. Cunningham
Reynoldsville
C. Steel
Chalmer Haskell
Pittsburg
C. S. Lewis
Leechburg
H. H. Scott
J. 1 Fink
B. R. P. Coal Company
Iselin
Charles Kerr
Uniontown
L. Byers
U. P
Roberts’ Grove
Frank Allison
Vandergift
Simon Uber
Merle White
Clymer
Devoe paints defend claims in a wartime letter
A dealer letter from F. W. Devoe & Co. defends Devoe paints against rivals. It argues their product is true paint with full coverage, while competitors use adulterated formulas and short measures. The note, sent via Stewart & Co, asserts Devoe offers superior body, while questioning rival products' claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devoe
Gaby Devoe
F. W. Devoe & Co
M, Stewart & Co
Gall
Craigs Return to Indiana for Winter in Conner House
Mrs. Emily Craig and daughters Belle and Hazel Crale of Philadelphia, long-time Indiana residents, plan to return next week and stay through winter. They will live in J. C. Conner house on North Seventh Street. The Craigs left years ago with many friends here. the girls are Bucknell graduates, and Dr. Ford Craig practices medicine in Pitcairn.
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George H. Jeffries
Tozer
Thad C
Brookville
Richmond
Deckers Point
Rossiter
Lydia A. Campbell
Robert Caldwecad
Brdioday
Frie Lane
Emily Craig
Belle
Hazel Crale
Philadelphia
Indiana
Craigs
J. C. Conner
North Seventh Street
Bucknell University
Ford Craig
Pitcairn
A Traveling Man's Experience on an Eastbound Train
Sam A. Garber recounts aiding a sick woman aboard an Eastbound O R N train from Pendleton to Le Grand Oregon. He gave Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from his case and another dose later, stabilizing her before arrival, earning thanks from passengers. For sale by all druggists.
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Pendleton
le Grande
Ore
Sam A. Garber
le Grand
Jacksonville School Opens With New Principal
The Jacksonville school opened this morning with Miss Carolyn Clawson of West Philadelphia Street in charge. Miss Clawson graduated at the Normal this year.
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Jacksonville
Carolyn Clawson
West Philadelphia
Miss Clawson
Best Treatment for a Bury and Skin Remedies
Best Treatment for a Bury. Chamberlain's Salve should be kept in every house for burns as it allays pain instantly and heals without scarring in mild cases. It is also unequaled for chapped hands sore nipples and skin diseases. Price 2? cents. Sold by all druggists.
Rebekahs Plan Library Hall Dance Tonight
The Rebekahs host a dance in Library Hall this evening with the Graff Brothers from Punxsutawney providing the music. The event brings local residents together for an entertaining night of dancing and music.
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Rebekahs
Library Hall
Graff Brothers
Punxsutawney
Stomach and Liver Tablets Praise From Allegen Man
“I took two of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets last night and I feel fifty per cent better than I have for weeks,” says J. J. Firestone of Allegan Michigan. They are a fine article for biliousness. For sale by all druggists, samples free.
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Chamberlain
J. J. Firestone
Allegan, Mich
Winter Sweater Coat Drop at The Men's Store
The Men's Store announces new Jing of Sweater Coats from Wil ton and Wood, arriving for the season. Customers are invited to browse the latest knitwear selection and updated winter accessories.
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Wilton & Wood’s
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P. J. McGovern
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E. K. Fiat
Rose Trainor
Jefferson and Clarion Counties
T. Elmer Ellis
New York
Atlantic City
John Bruce
Emma Ashworth
North Ninth Street
Bruce
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Mary H. Bruce
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Misa Dorothy Junker
St. Mary’s Episcopal School
Garden City
Long Island
B. L. Junker
Madge Pattison
Marian McGaw
Topeka
Kane
GW. Simpson
W. B. Pattison
Sergt, Matthew Doyle
Florida
Homer Bridge
David Gilhouser
Vandergrift
Rochester Mills
R. T. Marlin
Central Cafe
Adios
Gatase
H.W. Weltrie
Wlurle
Newrivvlaas
Wilson and Wood
Loughry
Benjamin
W. R. Loughry
Wallace Dry Goods CO
P. N
J. C. Wallace & Son
Philadelphia St
Proprietors
Ir‘ A, Myers
City Grocery
Munnimakers
Oak Street
Marion Center
Emma E. Weamer
E.church St
Mealera
Gazette Office
Steward's Office
Reading
Geo. D. Levdic
Undertaker
L. Pattison
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JOHN
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