Thrilling tunnel rescue under Niagara Falls described
A deadly sunk tunnel beneath Niagara Falls becomes a perilous funnel for debris and water. Three foremen volunteer to descend, place dynamite, and guide a small skiff to safety while risking life to clear the surge and complete the project. The daring effort ends with a successful blast opening the path and draining the flood.
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Vaseball Mngiish in a Frantic Journalistic Style
A critique of a baseball writer known for rebellious phrases and complex syntax. The piece praises his vivid contrast to measured editorial prose and notes his originality, odd terminology, and distinctive voice in the Wausis City Jornal.
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Wine tasting trio escort Cuvis amid red nose parade
A quirky scene describes two dozen bystanders and fifteen loyal supporters of Cuvis, all with red noses from heavy wine use. They accompany him everywhere and sometimes pretend to cook. They insist on sampling fresh bottles several times daily to ensure no poison.
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Juniata Park Investment Boom Promises Homes and Growth
Pennsylvania Railroad officials back Altoona expansion with a planned 2 million dollar duplication of locomotive shops. The Juniata Park housing opportunity targets investors and workers, offering 25 to 30 foot by 100 to 120 foot lots from 50 dollars with 3 percent monthly payments and a guaranteed title deed.
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Treasurer's Notice from Indiana County 1905
The Treasurer's notice lists numerous payment solicitations for taxpayers across townships and towns. It specifies due dates in June and July 1905, with locations including Montay, Nickles Mills, Hullington, Pineurns, Strongstown, West Wheatfield, Armaugh, Armstrang, and many others. The notice is dated May 24, 1905, at Indiana, Pa, and instructs residents to appear at designated local venues on specified dates to settle dues.
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West Wheatfield
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