Abe Weiner Must Continue Payments
Judge Emery refused Abe Weiner’s petition to secure a court order requiring him to pay his wife 15 dollars monthly for support. Weiner testified he works at Queen Stores in Youngstown earning 35 dollars a week but cannot find full time work, offering to provide a home. The judge doubted his reliability and urged him to seek higher or more consistent employment. The piece also notes a Puritan wedding remark about hands joining in wedlock.
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Emery
Abe Weiner
Beingl
Abe
Queen
Youngstown
Chautauqua Week Presents Low Price Season Passes
A rare treat awaits Thom and others at the Cost-Al-Wer Chautauqua with early ticket purchases at low prices. Featured acts include Junvciig Concert and Cobi-Up ton-Reed Trio, plus Davis the Magician providing magic and mystery. Season tickets: Adults 2.75 dollars, Children 1.16 dollars, daily offerings planned for wholesome entertainment and education.
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Thom
Cobi-Upton-Reed Trio
Davis
Magician
Childran
Naw Castle
Shirts at special price for percale collar-band shirts
Handsome colorings in shirts of soft percale with smart collar-band design and tub proof construction. Regular values reach $2.25. Special offer is $1.65. Limited stock likely.
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Sea Tomorrow's
Batiste
Are You a Real Man or a Weakling?! Golding health tonic ad
A sensational 1900s style advertisement urges men to transform their bodies with Golding No 1 a herbal nerve and blood tonic with iron claimed to build strength vitality and color It lists local sellers and promises rapid results for those who refuse weakness and embrace vigor and manhood.
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Uwadner Brug Co
Nesty Drug Ca
Wampum
Wampum Mraz Co
Mahoninglawn
Hyde Drug Ca
New York Takes New Song to Its Metropolitan Heart
A lively note on the song Drifting sweeping the nation, appealing to lovers with a sweet refrain. The piece promises serious emotion and charm for hearts in the city, described as a cyclone of sentiment and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Antranes
National Assembly of
France
Little Girl Breaks Arm At Home In Whippe Street
A young girl, Mise Jeane Johnston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samul Johnston of Whippe Street, injured her arm last evening at home after tripping over a basket in the alley. A doctor attended and expect no complications, with hopes for a quick recovery.
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Mise Jeane Johnston
Samul Johnston
Whippe Street
Pantry Convenieng Tack Declares Obscure Motion
A garbled note from a pantry context mentions a tack or knot used to bind a tote or article, with unclear actions described. The fragment references dark woods work and a conspicuous drive through a white knot or tie, but details are fragmentary and undefined.
Why Omit Jonah in this Convoluted Tale of Escape
The fragment suggests a historical note where several gentlemen devised a vague excuse to flee. Names like Batlason and Crosoe-Baston appear in a convoluted line, while references to a voyage or escape imply a dramatic incident. The text remains unclear and fragmented.
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Jonah
Baston Tranaeriye
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Megis
East Washington St
E. Marshall
Wall Paper & China
Washington ST
Clark & Mackie
Washington Street
West Side Meat and Fish Market
Washington
Wvest Side Meat and Fish Market
Mia” Elia
Penn Men’ S
Tna Doles
Tony
North Mercer
Ip Korea
Lite
Pasheas
fKrangor
Court
Pate
Goldine
BB & OH
Bose
Cial
Ise Sar
Wiel Mazel
Boston Bags
Phonographa
Acrolux Shades
Weil
Sunfast Madras
Mont Grigprmas
Chester
Mina
Grandis Eunys
Europe
United States
Renan
Los Aversos Times
Chidren
Rubber Company
Scientific American
Sumatra
Kleok
Wren
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