The Circus Elephant Dreams Of Home Across The Sea
The Circus Elephant shares loneliness with Little Jack Rabbit in a tale of homesickness and distant bells. The elephant longs for jungles and spring while the Dream Fairy may visit if sleep comes. Billy Breeze hints at the next story in this 1924 David Cory piece.
Dream Tale Of Little Jack Rabbi And Circus Elephant
The Dream Fairy visits Little Jack Rabb i and a Circus Elephant sleeping in a big tent. The elephant smiles in sleep and the bunny boy twinkles his nose as they snore until Mr. Merry Sun wakes them. They discuss dreams of India and Clover Patch then breakfast with two cookies and hay as they part. Copyright 1924 David Cory.
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Jack Rabbi
Pretty
Bobbie Redwest
Merry Sun
India
Aus
Hollow Stump
Roots And Herbs Used In Medicine
The Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co of Lynn Massachusetts is the world’s largest user of roots and herbs. Over half a million pounds are used annually in producing Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The herbs are gathered with great care in peak medicinal season, contributing to the product’s reputed efficacy in restoring health to women.
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Lydia EB
Restaurant Man Didn't Eat His Own Food
An unnamed restaurateur recounts his stomach trouble and failure of medicines until using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He credits relief to the product, claiming one dose convinced him and offers a money back guarantee through McKee's Kut Rata Store and local druggists.
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Mayr
McKee
Kut Rata
S Is Contract Not Being Heeded Over Bridge Fill
Councilman Bes Lusk and others accuse contractor S G McQuiston of not following plans for the West Washington Street bridge fill near the P R R. They warn no payment will be made until six inch slag fill is properly rolled. Lusk and Miller vow refusal to fund until compliance.
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S. G. McQuiston
West Washington Street Bridge
Bes Lusk
Lusk
Camp Fire Girls Court Of Honor Honors 35 Members
Thirty five Camp Fire Girls received honors at the Court of Honor held Wednesday evening at Central Christian church. Degrees of Porch Bearers Wood Gatherers Fire Makers and Torch Bearers were conferred by a board including Mayor Dunlap and Rev. Kaye. The ceremony featured songs solos and Bible knowledge tests with girls answering kelat friend and receiving lines of praise from guardians and leaders.
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Chrisstian
Lawreliog
William Dunlap
Louis B. Round
Russell Hoffmaster
Harry G. Kaye
Court of Honor
Niane
Roy Strobel
Central Christian Church
Ruth
Edna
Roy Stroble
Dean McCall
The
Guardian
Frances Gibson
Edna Emminger
Margaret Mollinger
Elizabeth Nolte
Lucille Covert
Dorothy McCall
Irena Armstrong
Francis Gibson
Laverne Covert
Russell Hoffmester
Naomi Armstrong
Dorothy Kirkwood
Lucilla Covert
Nellie Woods
Twila Kaufman
June Wolheter
Pearl Wheale
Carrie Thork
Millarea Coulter
Naomi Smith
Hoffmaster
Louis 3
Irene Armstrong
Helen Jones
Dimple Owen
Anna Jones
Marie Ide
Eleanor Phelps
Jennie Ford
Blanche Ford
Round
Dunlap
Edna Ensminger
Margaret Mottinger
Mildren Mottinger
Laverne Cavert
Winnepesawkee
Bertha Sturdavant
Laura Bell
Kaskagkin Camp
Madison Avenue
Black Walf
Mildred Moattinger
Mildred Coulter
Elizabett Nolte
Pearl Wheal
Hope
Eleanor Philps
Jayne Baynhem
Anna Phelps
Margaret Cowmeadow
Marguerite Palmer
Burns Rejects Bridge Lights Plan as Too Costly
Councilman William Burns said the ornamental lights for the South Jefferson Street Bridge are impracticable due to high costs. The city plans to illuminate the bridge by installing two lights at each end to achieve lighting with lower expense.
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Jefferson Street Bridge
William To Burns
Burns
Automobile Stolen Wednesday Evening
John R. Lewis of 1608 Lorain Avenue reported his 1923 Chevrolet touring car stolen from Paulson Street. He left it at 6 o’clock and found it missing at 1 45 p m. The Pennsylvania registered vehicle bore license Bad4 76 when taken.
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John R. Lewis
Lorain Avenue
Paulson Street
Pennsylvania
Worries Over Lynching Son Ties To Woman's Death
New York dispatch notes distress over the Leo Frank lynching influence, linking a mother’s grief to her death days after his execution. The report lists December arrests by type, with drunks and disorderly conduct among the most frequent offenses, and mentions a Board of Trade meeting forthcoming.
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Leo Frank
New York
News Service
Georgia
Ray Frank
Frank Hag Dean
Bee Nient
Castle Board of Trade
Directors to meet January 8 in city planning review
Directors will hold their first meeting in three weeks on Thursday January 8 to consider routing matters and several civic projects. Commissioner P K Stevenson will present findings on civic improvement plans and seek endorsement under the Board of Trade auspices.
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P. K. Stevenson
Board of Trade
School Term Return From State Meeting
County Superintendent of Schools G. F. Balk and Assistant J. C. Sy ling returned from the Erie state educational convention. Some addresses were given but many attendees faced delays due to poor railroad service with travel times of ten to four hours. The next convention will be in Scranton. In Argentina every man of age is compelled to vote.
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G. F. Balk
J. C. Syling
Erie
Ball
New Castle
Sone
Scranton
Argentina
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