A Genuine Booster for Tanlac Says Officer Henry
Erie police officer William R. Henry praised Tanlac in a statement from his Erie home. He described prior stomach issues, improved digestion, better sleep, and overall health after about two weeks on the tonic. He urged readers that Tanlac is effective and booster for Tanlac, sold at L. N. Moyer's drug store.
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Erie
Tanlac
William R. Henry
German Street
Mr. Henry
L. N. Moyer
Hazleton gas leak, fines, fires, and quail bans in state report
A string of varied Pennsylvania stories reports a leaky Hazleton gas main sickening a sheriff’s wife and prompting $15,000 damages, $57 lost in wind-driven bills, and fines over snow-cleaning in Coatesville. Other items note a mine worker burns, quail and pheasant protection petitions, a continuation school quilt for Red Cross, Lincoln’s son seeking autographs, a fatal quarry blast, a murder verdict asylum order, a Carlisle Pullman scare, and ice harvest along Chester County streams amid rising waters.
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Hazleton
Albert H. Jacobs
Mary Guis
Steppton
A. H. Swing
Coatesville
Fred Guonenheiser
Shanesville
Jefferson County
State Game Commission
Red Cross
Robert
Abraham Lincoln
Mahlon Shaaker
Howard Dodson
Brookes Mills
Altoona
Dodson
Charles F. Nagle
Lawn
Harry Boyer
C. V. Henry
State Hospital
Chester County
Man of Breckon Stakes in High Line Power Battle
John, Smith, Starbuck and Stanton feud over stock moves and a dam project on the Timanyoni High Line. Stanton’s threats loom as the group plots to solidify assets, block rivals, and guard charter rights before midnight tomorrow. John hints at concealed leverage and a high-stakes push that could swing public sentiment.
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Bartley
Smith
Colonel
Corona
Stillings
John
Billy
Stanton
Starbuck
Timanyoni
Brewster
Willams
Judge Warner
Paper
Lorching
Bartley Willams
Qait
Mr. Smith
Dave
Jeff
High Line
Brewster City Men Vie Over Bank Crisis and Smith Plot
In Brewster City, factions led by David Kinzie and Stanton clash over a looming bank crisis tied to Smith Montague. Judge Warner may intervene. a federal route looms if Lorching acts against local efforts. Kinzie presses Baldwin to fire Smith and salvage the bank, while Smith and Verda Richlander plot to survive and expose plans.
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Wenan
Starbuck
John
Smith
Fimanyont
Haldwin
Kinzie
Dexter
Baldwin
Missouri
Dave
Brewster City National
Bank
Vic
Stanton
Bauldwin
John Smiths
Witnesses and a Dam Plan at Soaring Tension
At the dam Smith coordinates with Starbuck as canal work advances to arm carpenters. Williams foresees tying the flood to security measures while guards patrol the river. Kinzie meets Miss Richlander at the Hophra House with a cautious, tense approach as Vera looms as a pivotal ally.
The Colonel's Defi and a Morning Meeting
In the early evening scene Smith sends his card to Miss Richlander's rooms and ascends to wait on the mezzanine. She arrives in a striking morning gown, bright eyed and self aware of her beauty. They meet in the music parlor as caution begins to loom over their plan.
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Baldwin
Corona Baldwin
Guthrieville
Colonel Baldwin
Miss Richlander
Tucker
William Starbuck
Judge Warmer
Sraith
Hophra House
Tottenwonds
Smith
Martin
Hophra
Tlave
Vera Richlander
David Kinzie
Ife
Miss Riehlander
David Inzié
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TNE
Offiger Henry
Keystone
Nome
SS Ae
Deak E Rea
Man
Ribneria
Francis Lynde
Ut Smith
John Montague Swit
Lawrenceville
Macauley
Sam
Montague
Stantons
Jibbey
Verda
Tllustrations Olewin Myers
Wilams
Sterbuck
Montacqui
Buch & Spichler
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