Rushing Work At Junior High Rises To Occupancy
Busy at Bernards Franklin Junior High as plastering doors and trim finish. Electric motor driven palletizer and polishing underway. Auditorium nearly ready. plumbers workshop in use and partitions adjusted to enlarge rooms. M J Scanlon crews clear dirt outside while Har ry Mulholland reviews grading with officials.
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Bernards Franklin Junior High
Clatriet
al Ruse
Suimmer
M. J. Scanlon
Harry Mulholland
Scanlon
O. P. Brown
Remarkable Beauty Cream Ad Promises Quick Facial Relief
An old advertisement touts Howard’s Buttermilk Cream and Soap for facial troubles such as freckles and fine lines. It promises rapid improvement and offers refunds or trial packages, inviting readers to purchase locally or mail for samples.
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Niles
Floward
Howard Frog, Co. But. O
Munition Dump Explosion Kills 46 in Vienna Area
Cinternational News Service reports a bolshevik munition dump was blown up by insurgents at Vinnytsa in the Ukraine. Forty six killed with Soviet troops rounding up suspects after the blast. Three leaders believed shot. Detachments held in readiness to quell further demonstrations.
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Cinternational News Service
London
Vinnista
Ukraina
Dlapateh
Vienna
Lady White's Slayer Hanged in London Prison
Harry Jacobs, 18, who attacked and killed Lady White in a hotel room, was hanged at dawn today in Lentonville prison after last minute efforts to secure a king’s reprieve. The case drew international attention as authorities confirmed the execution.
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London
Harry Jacobs
Lady White
Lentonville
King George
Lenine’s Condition Deteriorates. Polish Cabinet Resigns
International News Service reports Lening’s condition worsening with a noted surgeon summoned and flying from Berlin to Moscow. Exchange Telegraph Dispatch notes the Polish cabinet resignation. In Scandinavia, families place shoes in a row on Christmas Eve signifying renewed harmony for another year.
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International News Service
London
Lening
Klemperer
Berlin
Moscow
Copenhagen
Scandinavia
Tanlie touted by Wa ters town resident Henry Spencer
Henry Spencer of Waterstown reports losing fifteen pounds after taking Tanlie and tells friends the medicine restored his health. The notice presents a testimonial style promotion by a local resident.
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Enry Spencer
Watertown
Tanlie
Tanlac credited with restoring health in Watertown man
Henry Spercer of 415 Last St Watertown declares after taking Tanlac he gained 15 pounds, improved energy and appetite, and says indigestion headaches and dizziness are gone. He notes long illness and weight loss before the remedy and adds Tanlac is sold in New Castle by M B McKes and by druggists everywhere.
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Taniac
Henry Spercer
Watertown
Tate
New Castle
M. B. McKes
Burns Discharges Couple Arrested on Grant Street
Acting Mayor Burns freed John North and ordered Mrs. North to leave the city after reviewing the case. The pair, from Youngstown, had been arrested early Saturday by Officers Lynch, Harper and Nelson for being suspicious persons while riding in a Ford coupe on Grant Street.
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North
John North
Burns
Mr. North
North Gaye
Youngstown
Lynch, Harper and
Nelson
Grant Street
Lubricating Oil as Fire Insurance in Motors
Percy L. Craig of Freedom Oil Works likens good motor oil to fire insurance for engines. He notes fuel combustion reaches 2000 degrees and cooling vapor can cause 460 degree heat along cylinder walls, risking piston scoring absent heat resisting oil. A strong lubricant shields against internal fires and engine heat, a form of protection inside motor. The piece references a past REO discovery about cats growing long coats in cold climates and a man profiteering by exporting cats to Adl atie Russia for their skins.
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Percy L. Craig
Freedom Oil Works Company
Kahsehatke
Labor Scarcity Hits Some Pennsylvania Work Lines
Pennsylvania faces acute labor shortages in building trades metals and mines as strike conditions drive demand for miners and textile workers. Unskilled labor markets show rising wages with rates from 25 to 85 and 40 cents an hour in some areas while metal workers total 438 275 unemployed statewide. District figures show Philadelphia 61 500 Pittsburgh 27 000 Scranton 26 900 Erie 9 Th Williamsport 3 156 Johnstown 6 085 etc.
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Cinpapnational
Harrisburg
Juba
Pennsylvania
State Department of Labor and Industry
Altapua
Erle S
Darrisburne Rotc
Johnstown
McKeesport
New Kensington
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Williamsport
Greer Re-elected County Chairman in Mercer County
John Greer of Sharon was re-elected county chairman of the Republican County committees for a two year term at a Tuesday afternoon meeting in Mercer. The vote followed a selection by the committee as workers urged harmony within the party. A campaign emphasis focused on unity and organized efforts.
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Mercer
John Greer
Sharon
Court House
Greer
Graduation Recitals at Westminster College in New Wilmington
In New Wilmington Pennsylvania on June 1 Westminster College Public Speaking department held graduation recitals at United Presbyterian church. Miss Leona Porter performed an original adaptation of The Country Cousin by Booth Tarkington and Julian Stree while Miss Gussie Owens presented a new adaptation of Happiness by J Hartley Manners. Both students have starred in dramatic activities since learning to Westminster and this marked their final Westminster appearance.
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New Wilmington
Department of Public Speaking
Westminster College
United Presbyterian Church
Leona Porter
Gussie Owens
New Castle
Porter
Eadaption
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FORDS
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Lenine
Gainaday Electric Co
Agent
Jos
North Mims
Bleakley Harness Co
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Keystone Furniture Company
East
Harmony
San. Mgoun
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J. N. Euwer
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Canton Crepe
Wright's Markets
Franklin
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Cole Slow
Ward Hellm
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