Disease-free after flood in New Castle City
Dr. Womer, city health officer, reports no typhoid or epidemic disease after recent flood. He cites clean weather, no flies, boiled water warnings, thorough area disinfection, and proper care of contagious cases as key factors in preventing illness. Painters vote down a proposal to allow automobiles on the island in Charbottetown, P. E. I.
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New Castle
Womer
Secon
Womer Ted
Charbottetown
King of Rowing Coaches Directing Cornell Eight
The photograph shows Charles Courtney, Cornell University crews coach, directing the varsity eight from his launch. His renowned skill as a rowing distractor helped Cornell win ten straight Intercollegiate championships and he awaits instruction to guide the team. Poughkeepsie regatta looms Saturday June 21 with Cornell favored in three major events.
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Cornell
Charles
Courtney
Cornell University
Poughkeepsia
Bee disease treatment advice and state funding delay
A rural letter warns of bee diseases causing over one million dollars in losses for wax and honey in the state. Professor Surface notes no funds to run inspections yet and outlines a method: quarantine the queen, shake bees onto frames, remove diseased combs rather than brood, and rebuild strong colonies with foundation.
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Prat.t
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Tonkhanwook
DY Surface
Tee-keeners Association
Tony
Meeting of Epworth Leagues Contrived Convention Plans
The piece describes a regional Epworth Leagues gathering as part of the Xuw Casite district convention scheduled in Groves City M. church. It notes a Friday evening program with ACC Weaver and a closing event planned for Saturday night with a weather-based appeal and a small collection, while a Deacon Young man references a rally day.
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Evearneg
Wandevel Lowe
Acc. Weaver
Oslo
Fenton Beng
New Castle Insanity Care Costs Revealed
New Castle taxpayers face a $600 three month bill for insanity patient care. Charges include $78.86 at Wernerville for four patents, $265 for 12 patients at Dixmont, and $353 for 11 patients at Warren State. County bill of $479.13 for county borne examinations and transfers was also presented. a committee will review before payment.
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New Castle
Polk
Billy
Wernerville
Dixmont
Warren State Syy
Coatless golfer stirs All England
London reports fashion and sport collide as an American golfer competes in the open championship at Hoylake. Fashionable onlookers and dignitaries discuss attire while debates over coats and tradition draw attention. James Braid appears in smoked glasses, prompting further remarks on style and comfort.
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National Nees Association
London
England
Hoylake
Slir Eleaves
Te Treasury
Woerster
Teraoneily
W. R. Hrrria
Stock Exchange Golf Club
James Braid
Hoylalca
Yawning: A Natural Health Benefit and Breath Cleaner
A New York Prose excerpt explains yawning as beneficial for health. It says yawning ventilates the lungs leaving air cleaner, opens the Eustachian tubes aiding hearing, and stretches passages to clear airways, despite potential social awkwardness.
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New York
State Songfest Planned by Pennsylvania House
Harrisburg June 24 all suggestions for the state song of Pennsylvania were referred to the judicial special committee after J St Veades tried to hire a song by Prof J W Yoder of Huntingdon. Chairman J H JK Scott was granted use of the hall of the house for a competition on June 37. Vive songs have been suggested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Judicial Special Committee of the House
J. ST. Veadeys
Amrlin
J. W. Yoder
Huntingdon
J.H. JK. Scott
Hall of the House
Excellent Summer Hotels in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado
A vintage travel note promotes Colorado as a summer playground offering healthful climate and luxurious hotels. It mentions hotels boarding houses and ranch houses, with brochures, maps, and price details for Colorado accommodations.
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Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Calorada
Burlington
Nervice. Just Let Me Know That Yur Arontaraat
Peindlyills
Praveling Pas Apts
BOG Smivitinld Sh
Pikebuegh
Val Hateptonie
Aati de
Aged Wanderer at Petersburg Returns Home
Aged wanderer T Roehingen of Philadelphia, 82, headed to Chicago to visit his daughter. He was found by locals who fed him, clothed him, and collected funds to buy a first class rail ticket and four dollars for expenses. he promised to write from Chicago. Petersburg notes mention visitors and local church events as well as reflections on reading and recreation.
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Gperlal
Petersburg
T. Roehingen
Philadelphi
Chicago
Youngstown
J.C. Orlschlager
Keno
Geo
Musser
Salem
Laat Barurdicy
What Vacation Really Means
Fragmentary OCR text discusses vacation concepts and leisure themes, mentioning holidays and pleasure, with garbled phrases about rest, work, and enjoyment. It reads like a reflective piece on time off, but the excerpt is incomplete and difficult to parse for concrete events or names.
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People’s Store
West
Washington Street
Surface
Wales
Glover
Carey
Vince
Jullis Kaytee
Coy Makers
Lalit
Epworth Leagues
All England
J. A. Wright
Neshannock Ave
Solicitors
Wright’s
Rush & Strang
Yarson
Smanghay
Clyzstion
Ngeles
Sitaes
West Pittsburg
Conneaut Lake
Savannah
W. Aor. R
Rose Point
Portersville
Isle
WLA, RR
Anita
Petarn
Jonneys
Cave
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