Women of Chautauqua Club aim to sustain famed institution
Over 700 clubwomen from Pennsylvania, Ohio and New York led by Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker of Austin push a Save Chautauqua drive to raise 000,000 for a permanent endowment. The Chautauqua Woman's Club includes members from all states and several nations. debt from past utilities, rising costs, and limited gate revenue spurred the campaign.
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Pennsylvania
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Chautauqua
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Belgium
Caneda
Cuba
Dominican Republic
England
France
Greenfaid
Ireland
Scotland
Cls
Chautauqua County
United States
Voyage of Columbus and the Crusade Promise in Seville
The article recounts Columbus's vow to fund a crusade to recover Jerusalem, using wealth from his voyages and royal grants. It notes tensions with rulers, papal communications, and the broader medieval urge among Christian princes to reclaim holy sites. It cites a 1498 nagarat document and Seville manuscripts as sources.
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Jerusalem
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Calin
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Uwe
Lee
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Vatoy
Amica
Sid Green
Camunda
Rava
Columbus
Egypt
Sforlen
Terusalei
Griswada
Celambus
Rivertea
Mexander Vif
Jerusyten
Seville
Sale of Real Estate by Administrator of NLT Estate
The Uniersigard Administrator of the Ey tate of NLT announces the sale of real estate in Keating Township McKean County Pa at 1 PM July 28 1910 at the Court House Smethport. The tract contains 60 acres more or less part of lots 22 and 16 1/2 with lots to Anton Diehl and others, with rights of way and railroad easements reserved. Terms: one fourth cash at sale and balance upon delivery of deed. List by Hamlin Bants and Trust Co Pany administrators and Gallop Potter Smethport.
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Uniersigard
Eytate
Resting
Smethport
Perels
Keating
County of McKean
Pennsylvania
Sail Township
Fuiphway
Smellsnart
Farners
Lhence
Tot
Keating and Company
George Otrot
Bingham State
Cal Creek
Redg
Farm 1
N. FP. Farris
Anton Clenley
Deca
Anton
Beglaing
Dee Neck
Erginnong
Keitting
Parmers Malloy
Pbeloy
Purmirt
N. Ip. Fertis
Caraline Hafner
Oertous
Jacl G. Olt
Partittton
Potain Creek
St Vads
Pelton
PT Uf Keating
Tasaki
Enchete Wi
Ronveyen
NLP
Perris
Uae
Pitteburgh
Limweiut
Bavil
Tio Sade
Cii
Qrpians
Caure
Mowon
Jnly Lind
Pecayd
Cai Clork
Gaur
Hamuin
Woman’s Superiority in Tailoring Described
The Kansas City Star notes that men’s tailors often fail to satisfy male customers while women’s tailors succeed with female clients, claiming women perform wonders in their craft and attract repeat business.
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Kanzas
Spuds and Beards and Trees: Food Aid Debates
A fragmentary report notes growing soup kitchen needs and distribution issues. It mentions spuds and beards, a bearded man, and plans to aid families, with five households cited as the typical support unit. Several cases show nine pints for every two households, illustrating uneven relief.
Fragmented OCR tale of flowers and pets in unclear scenes
Poppies Poppies and a chimneforistle fragment reference colors, animals, and farms in a garbled OCR passage. Characters and events are mostly unreadable, mixing terms like Man Hors and Sitiay peppy with unlikely settings, yielding a damaged, incomplete report.
Untitled Fragment Looks At Death In Bizarre Scene
A fragmented OCR passage from a local page describes a man named Tonido watching as a funeral rite unfolds. The text shows garbled names and odd phrases but centers on a solemn, reflective scene by a graveside with unusual imagery and a dog nearby.
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Lestat
Tonido
Bargain Seekers Sift Odd Clues In Muddled Ad Copy
A garbled ad style note mentions a bargain hunt with scattered names and phrases. The fragment references a price of fifty and an offer for a product or service, with unclear attribution to individuals and shops. The text reads like a jumbled catalog teaser with stray proper nouns.
Fragmentary Note Describes Banje Game Origin
The fragment discusses the Banjé Game Fron and its introduction from the United States, suggesting it was likely carried by enslaved Africans from Aten and linked to the term bane. It references a Seangambian lugletent and a puthir species, but details are unclear and fragmented within the source text.
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Matey Lt
Frost Glass Tense Method At Home
A guide describes a home method using ether and solvent to frost glass. It lists a mixture of ether and other liquids and coats the frosted surface by immersion for a short duration. The text presents a rudimentary procedure with uncertain measurements and steps.
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Frostad
Proviso Controsed Tale Of Aunts And Weddings
A fragmented reminiscence recounts a man recalling fond, improvised remarks about marriage to a woman named Aunt Margie. The speaker notes playful, aging observations from a mother’s friend and hints at a potential marriage if she remains long enough.
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Frieng
Margie
Cals
The Venerable Toad Appears Across Centuries
A baffling note describes the toad as ancient, suggesting specimens exceed a century in age and possibly well beyond. The text hints at long-lived observations, with revised estimates likely surpassing one hundred years.
Ardent Rock Drawings Reveal Ancient Algeria Fauna
A recent report suggests large prehistoric rock drawings in Algeria depict elephants and a variety of animals. The scenes include tusked elephants, gazelles, and other fauna alongside possible human figures, illustrating early artistic renditions and animal domestication.
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Algeria
Handy Oil to Mave Alters Home Fixes
A compact notice describes Handy Oil as an inexpensive, versatile product. It claims the oil relieves squeaking doors and can seal minor honey leaks, suggesting simple home maintenance use. The source text is fragmentary and reads like an advertisement copy with nonspecific details.
Pity He Didn't Miss Them in Entonelogy Record
Fragmentary note suggests themes of preservation and counting two of every item. Mentions Noah and a religious or mythic undertone with phrases about first appearances and being not slighted in a certain trek. Limited clarity due to garbled OCR.
As Far as It Goes a Fragmentary Local Notice
Fragmented OCR text mentions people and places in a garbled line. It references Hin aration of the front dean chart the Pelt feett af orden, Melon at Tarbage Mt fixed. No clear event date or coherent facts emerge.
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Tarbage
Fragmented query on marriage funds and a claim
A garbled note discusses a wife and husband money matter with unclear details about a woman and a possible extenuating circumstance. No clear names, places, or dates are readable to identify a concrete incident.
Where They Eri Men Orn Not Sued in Preopt Nebent
Fragmentary note appears to reference a court or judgment involving Napolean. Readable elements indicate a legal action or proceedings and a front page style mention of a judgment. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Napolean
Ardusus Job Outlate Aldene Night Work Ban For Women
A historic decree restricts women from night work in Ardusus Job Outlate Aldene, enforcing limits on labor hours after dark amid social reform waves. Authorities emphasize safety and moral standards while businesses adjust shifts and staffing to comply.
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Ardusus
The Chief Object Set Before You is a Superior End
The text declares an ultimate object to be obtained as superior to all other ends and urges labor to complete a work that resists corruption when those in power crumble. It frames a lifelong aim to achieve something that will endure beyond decay and triumph in a lasting way.
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Chutpin
Fire tests safety with safes in Chlotgu Delahur event
Fragmentary report describes a fire at a complex in Chlotgu Delahur where safes proved valuable. Despite heavy damage, some structures and sites recovered, and authorities pledged to study the incident and support ongoing safety measures.
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Chlotgu
Delahur
Left Out, Somithow and the Dinner Table Remark
A garbled reminiscence mentions a father figure and a child named Mare Barat during a family gathering at the dinner table. The speakers reference a twin and a startled comment about never saving a pint of any quantity in the house amid disjointed phrases.
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Aiton
Mare Barat
Smoking In Church Sparks Controversy In County Deanery
A garbled report from Scot ind outlines farmers in county districts reacting to a smoky dispute during a church service. Sir Woltee Snort notes Farmers, Barrow opposes tobacco use, Bishop Parr cites church decorum, and Doctor Pare admits smoking in the vestry during singing while the congregation prayed. The episode centers on clerical conduct and parish norms.
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Sir Woltee
Scot Ind
Hylt Ap
Wultister
Isavc Barrow
Tohaces Pit
Pharmecon
Enchall
Parr
Tbs
Doctor Pare
Regi
Borrowed Dignity and a College Stage Outfit
A fragmentary note describes a college production with references to three football captains two editors and the leading man Inoue at Stanford Chair ral. The odd phrasing suggests a backstage scene about costumes and public perception in a campus play.
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Fuite Day
Inoue
Las College
Stanfard Chanarral
Five Grade Teacher Esquires Student Cheerful Gaze
A fifth grade pupil recalls his former teacher with a sunny report. The student notes the teacher has kept a constant smile, suggesting fond memories of how well she was liked and how she inspired confidence in early schooling.
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Tack
Hint Dia
Jim
Supply Was one Short and the Twins Meet New Brother
A fragmented account notes the twins Wavy and Heavy always receiving identical toys. Their father hurried downstairs to show Harry the newborn, saying to the siblings to come and see. Harry exclaims asking where his new brother is, highlighting a moment of mixed attention.
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Harry
Harr
Plant in Be Dreaded Dee Of Me Tse Terpiile
Fragmentary text describes a plant named Asclenius gigantea from Abyssinia and warns that cutting it releases milky sap that can cause blindness. the rest of the passage is garbled with unclear dates or places. The source lacks coherent details but centers on a dangerous plant and its effects on eyes.
The Largest Flower Miludanan Found in Parag Mountain
A giant blossom named Miludanan pendeos is described as the west’s largest thaw er. It grows at Parag Mountain about 2,500 feet above sea level, under the local name Rolo. The flower features five petals, spans roughly a diameter of twenty two p ers, and was first discovered in Suara.
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Miludanan Pendeos
Parag
Suara
You Make t. Ntree ae apania ribs meris Hie nel at £ ony te uhe's gry Woh pied ia tates it be tardy
A garbled phrase appears from a 19th century issue referencing a monthly by FE W. Mewe. The text includes disrupted words about painting, plows, and interests, lacking clear events, dates, or identifiable persons.
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Rppertin Bey
W. Mewe
Baby Shoe Ornament Reflects Personal and Sentimental Value
A fragment discusses a baby shoe ornament crafted in silver or silvered plate. It highlights the wearer’s intrinsic and sentimental meaning, noting the shoe’s creased, worn state as a keepsake. Mentions a Democratic Party reference and local advertisers as friends who may be served on occasion.
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The
Democrat
Cubuerib
Era
Official Directory State Officials and Local Representatives
A listing of state and local government officers with names and positions across Smethport Phillipsburg Bradford and surrounding areas. Includes Governor Brumbaugh State Treasurer Young Auditor General Powell and others such as Sheriff Jones and Clerk Poster with deputies Choate Howe and Taher.
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Martin G. Brumbaugh
Robert K. Young
A. W. Powell
See
Hendry Howe
Joseph W. Whnton
Smethport
Oheland
Philipsburg
Frank &. Hardwire
Austin
John A. Fitzaibbon
Bradford
Frank P. Taherwond
Jes H. Row
Sherif
F. W. Jones
Smethnore
C. C. Choate
Smeth- Port
J. I. Howe
Prathonatatry
B. F. Stataky
Frank KR Poster
Treanher
Frank Potter
Smethport Officials Listed in County Directory
The article lists Smethport and Bradford officials including commissioners, clerks, coroner, jury and district officials, county superintendent, district attorney, and local directors. It notes Smethport’s scenery, county newspapers, banks, and local manufacturers like Smethport Wood Products and East Norwich Chemical, detailing their products and plants.
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Smoethport
A. MM. Marsh
Bradford
O. S. Gahagan
Jowell
T. B. Flaherty
A. R. Anderson
Clermont
Wis
Ophane
John B. Eastman
Smethport
E. R. Sherman
Wim. H. Morrieson
W. G. Holder
H. D. Otto
R. D. Adiors
Warley
Gifford
J. A. Abbot
Franke Burdick
C. W. Liltibridge
Asst
B.S. Taylor
Thos. B. Wilson
Mercantile
F. EH
C. O. Taylor
Harvey G. Herkh Ouuse
Kane
C. M. Colegrove
Smethsport
Dennie Davis
Griffin Hatfield
Edward Kfartin
Marvindale
Thas. H. Morrison
F. A
Webster
BM. Wright
Eldred
Borough Burgess
Starley Gifford
HS Blevet
Seey
Claude Hackett
B. T. Garlick
W. B. Topper
F. A. Lindholm
W. H. Hungerford
J. S. Hull
R. C. Gleason
A. W. Cole
Grave
E. A. Studholme
G. We Mitchel
Smethport Wood Products Company
East Smethport
Norwich Chemical Company
Masonic Lodge Schedule and Officers Across Local Lodges
Post lists monthly meeting routines for McKean Lodge No. 388 Smethport Lodge No. 335 and Smethport Encampment No. 278 with meeting times at Masonic and IOOF halls. Also covers Ideal Rebekah Lodge No. 63 and Smethport Branch No. 25, plus Phoenix Chapter No. 15 OES, detailing meeting dates, times, halls, and officer titles such as W B, Sec, Prez, and Seer.
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McKean Lodge
Masonic Hall
Alain Street
Sidney A. Burdici
W. F. Specht
All Saints Memorial Chapel Smethport Services and Schedules
Sunday divine service and Sunday school at 2 39. Rev E H Epson rector. Methodist Episcopal Church preaching 10 20 p m Sunday School 11 45 a m Epworth League 6 45 p m evening service 7 30 midweek prayer and praise 8 p m Wednesday. Rev A W T M or Gregson pastor. Episcopal church services Sundays 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m. Additional services at dawn except on 61st Sunday none. Sunday school 12 m. Rev EB Hodson rector. St Elizabeths Roman Catholic Church services 10 30 a m. Rev P J Donahurm pastor. Swedish Lutheran Church service Sunday Rev Larson pastor.
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Smethport
E. H. Epson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Awtm
Gregson
Episcopal Church
Bam
EB. H Bdson
Elizabeth's
P. J. Donahurm
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