Timothy Pickering of Salem a Founding Era Leader
Timothy Pickering a lawyer and Continental Army officer born in Salem Massachusetts July 17 1745 joined Washington at Morristown in 1777 and became adjutant general. He later held posts as quartermaster general secretary of war and state with a long career in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts politics. He endured captivity in Wyoming in 1788 and died in Salem January 25 1829.
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Timothy Pickering
Continental Army
Salem
Mans
John Pickering
England
Munothy
Harvard
Pickering
Coloonel
Boston
General Court
Essex
Washington
Morristown
N. J
Brandywine
Germantown
General Greens
Philadelphia
Supreme Court of
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Ohio
Luzerne County
Zebulon Butler
John Franklin
Wyoming
Franklin
Jenkins
Connecticut
Tioga
General Knox
Aoartion
Indian Department
Navy
John Randolph
State
Adams
Hamilton
Mays
United States
Senate
Congress
Massachusetts Executive Council
Board of War
Salem, Mass
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Converts Suffering To Health
A testimonial claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured 15 years of core attacks and liver and stomach trouble after one dose. The ad promises money back and notes the product removes mucus and inflammation in the intestinal tract, alleviating stomach and related ailments.
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Mayr
McKee
Kut
American Farms Feed The World Survey Reveals
Washington July 17 In a Department of Commerce survey it is reported that US food exports in the last five years rose over 50 percent in volume vs the prewar period. Prewar food made up 20 percent of exports. 1920-24 they reached about 26 percent. Cereals and canned goods drove growth while meat exports declined.
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Robert's. Thornborgh
International News Service
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Hoover
Department
Europe
Baby Peggy At Regent Theatre In New Castle Show
Baby Peggy appears in her latest picture Poor Kid at the Regent Theatre today and tomorrow alongside Letty Flran in Speed Wild and a third comedy feature. The program is billed as the biggest show in New Castle for the money.
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Peggy
Kid
Regent Theatre
Letty Flran
New Castle
Chickie at the Penn Theatre novel film draw
The Penn Theatre screens Chickie this week featuring Dorothy Mackaill and John Bowser in a famed film adaptation. A comedy As Sailor Fat and Nelle Jay's Symphony Girls Jazz Orchestra adds to the New Castle bill, praised as one of the best musical attractions shown locally.
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Elijah
New Temple OF Music
Conneaut Lake Park
Penn’a
America
MEN OF Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Leginska
Nevada
van der Veer
Grace Kerns
Katharine Evans van Klenner
Rollin Pease
Arthur Kraft
Donald McGill
Walter Logan
H. C. Helcomb
Paals
Penn Theatre
Dorothy Mackaill
John Bowsers
Sailor Fapa't
Nelle Jay
Ten Symphony Girls Jazz Orchestra
New Castle
Ruhr Evacuation to Finish by End of July
Paris dispatch reports the military evacuation of the Ruhr will be completed by the end of July according to the Forten office. Earlier plans indicated evacuation by mid August, aligning with the Dawes plan limits on continued military occupation of the Ruhr.
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Sans Seresiery
Paris
Ruhr
For- Ten
Dawes
Ruher
Local Pastors Lead Camp Meeting at Sharpsville Pa
Report from a Free Methodist camp meeting in Sharpsville Pennsylvania notes large daily crowds and strong interest. About ten tents sit on the grounds, the tabernacle hosts over 1,500 people, and eight tents were blown down by a Wednesday wind storm with no injuries. Meetings run through Sunday with Rev Vinson and wife in charge of missionary meeting. Rev L B Southworth and Rev G J Kelly also attend from the city and Creta y of Coazltown are among attendees.
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Free Methodist
New Castle
Erie Biarrlets
Sharpsville
Mrs. Vinson
L. B. Southworth
G. J. Kelly
Ari Ie. Acreaty
Coazltown
Boy Dies From Bite Of Dog In Pittsburgh
Nine year old William H Stradling died after a dog bite he suffered while playing with a German police dog at a birthday party in Pittsburgh. Doctor Aime Leteve of the Pasteur Institute attributed the death to hydrophobia and brain tissue was sent for analysis. The injury initially showed no blood drawn. A legal note about earnings in Vermont and Georgia appears in the record.
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Pittsburgh
William H. Stradling
Albert Stradling
Terrace Street
Lelanor Kimm
Robinson Street
Aime Leteve
Pasteur Instiute
Pasteur Insitute
Philadelphia
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Major Samuel Hodedon
Penn
Wie
Gladys’ Brockwell
Hobart Bosworth
Myrtle Stedman
Olive Tell
John Bowers
Hell
Sailor Papa
All New Castle
Nelue Ten Symphony
Bunyan
Garaga
Wesley Barry
Hia Hte
William Fox
FOX News
So. Mill St
Offutt's
Julian Goldman
People’s Store
Washington St
Chickie
The
NEW Castle Drug Corp
Corner Mill
North Streets
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
Graham Brothers Trucks
Foster
Jefferson Street
Sharpsville, Pa
Vermont
Georgia
Citizens League
I. O.C.F. Hall
North Mill Street
Giry
James Kirkwood
Adolphe Menjou
Robert Agnew
George Fawcett
Robert Frazer
Mae Busch
Norma Shearer
Winifred Bryson
Ruth Stonehouse
Vera Reynolds
Pathe News
Werth
Grace
Bobby Vernon
Fables
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