Fire damages second floor storage at 28 St Washington street
A fire Sunday night caused about 160 dollars in damage, mainly from water, on the second floor of 28 St Washington street used by I M Randolph shoe store. Tatton alarmed firemen who tore off the large Randolph sign to access the blaze. spontaneous combustion of paint and rags is suspected. Randolph arrived with volunteers to retrieve stock as water damage spread through the ceiling.
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St Washington Street
I. M. Randolph
Tatton
Randolph
More Log Cabins Are Reported In County
New Castle January 15 1925 editor Dear Sir I belong to a log cabin and was born in one May 15 1851 in Taylor township on Sheep Hill. The cabin had one room a loft and one door two windows with four panes each I lived there until I was six years old A F Cameron New Castle Route No 4 Dear Sir I have read Tony accounts of log cabins and add one more I was born in a log house in Harmony Butler county in 1849 and have lived in several since The house I was born in is still standing and weatherboarded Yours truly J B Instead Volant Pa January 14 1925 I was born in one myself in 1866 on a farm now owned and located near Wye torn down in 1868 to make room for the present dwelling Your truly J W Shimp Portersville Pa RD 3
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New Castle
Taylor Township
Sheep Hill
A. F. Cameron
Tony
Harmony
Butler County
J. BH
Volant Pa
J. W. Shimp
Portersville Pa
Papers Comment On Baby Prize Of T. W. Lukens
New Castle landlord Thomas W. Lukens, owner of 1610 East Washington street, donates ten dollars to each tenant family with a new arrival and has given twenty dollars total. He plans more apartments and a second feature to encourage children, contrasting with landlords who bar families. A letter from Archbold, Ohio, and a clipping from Santa Cruz, California, comment on his baby prize scheme.
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Washington Street
Archbold, O
New Castle
California
Santa Cruz
Lukens
East Washington Street
Rose Avenue
Mr. Lukens
Pastor Speaks of Harding Funeral
The First Baptist church heard Rev George M Landis recount his experience officiating at Warren G Hardings funeral. He stressed Christ as central and reflected on sudden prominence, noting nationwide attention and church audience reaction during the services.
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Frank Mmones
First Baptist Church
George M. Landis
Warren G. Harding
Peter
Jesus Christ
United States
Local Lady Enjoys Meals Thanks to Skin Tone Capsules
In Connellsville Patan 18th, McKee's Nut Rate sells skin tone capsules_brimming with claims of rapid relief for stomach trouble kidney and liver disorders and related symptoms. Mrs Jacob Fenner of south Connellsville reports improved health after a few doses and plans to persuade her family to start the treatment. The ad highlights indigestion belching undigested food and general weakness as warning signals and promotes the capsules as a whole system remedy with fast results.
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Connellsville
Patan
New Castle
McKee
Jacob Fenner
South
Grace and public sorrow at the president's death
A firsthand account recalls crowds on streets and in homes in Marian Ohio as the president lay in state. The writer describes viewing dignitaries and the grieving widow in black, reflecting on grace granted amid loss and questions of pride.
Allegheny Tops Non-League Standings in Tight Race
Allegheny leads the non league race with four wins and one loss while West Virginia sits second with three wins and two defeats. Meadville evened the series with Mountaineers at Morgantown, 24 to 14, weeks ago. Several games this week will shake the standings over the next seven days.
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Alleghany College
West Virginia
Meadville
Mountaineers
Morgantown
Walker B. Hines Named Commissioner by League of Nations
The League of Nations in Geneva appointed Walker D. Hines of New York as commissioner of economic and administrative details for the Rhine and Danube navigation. Hines, once Louisville based, is a renowned lawyer and economist who directed railroads 1919 to 1920 and later served as an international arbitrator on river shipping matters.
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League of Nations
New York
Rhine
Danube
International News Service
Geneva
League of Nations Today
Walker D. Hines
Walker Downer Dinas
Louisville
Start Drive Against Pullman Swindlers
Pullman officials have launched a campaign to combat swindlers targeting the railway line. Investigators report growing complaints from passengers and merchants about fake ticket schemes and rigged deliveries. Authorities urge vigilance and cooperation with police.
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Pullman
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