Tests of dirigibles and planes in August war games
Washington reports that starting in early August at Hampton Roads and Sandy Hook, exhaustive tests will compare aircraft and gunfire against airship targets. Dummies vehicle crews, varied captain tactics, and new four and six inch rifles feature in trials to assess air defense effectiveness. A trophy awaits the top performing ship.
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Washington
Hampton Roads
England
Germany
France
Ordnance Department
Navy
Army
Sandy Hook
United States Army
Slippery Rock Visits and Local Happenings at Normal School
Slippery Rock hosts Mrs Whitten and daughter Mat tie from Pittsburg while Paul Dixon, son of a rural carrier, dies Saturday. Judges Galbreath and Greer attend faculty election and trustees Green Haworth attend first board appearance. Typhoid cases near Slippery Rock with one recovery Susanna Book.
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Whitten
Mattie
Pittsburg
Paul Dixon
William Dixon
Galbreath
Greer
M. FE
Audler Ricketts
Dempseytown
J. C. Ricketts
East Cooper Street
John Peters
Dunn
Tidioute
Thomas Peters
North Main Street
Paul Clutton
Bingham
Presbyterian Church
J. S. Adams
West Cooper Street
Marvelous antiseptic draws out splinters and heals sores
An old Titusville advertisement touts San ta cure all for piles eczema boils and chronic sores. It claims a needle was pulled from a child’s foot after other methods failed and promotes San Cura Ointment in Soap for tender baby skin. The product is sold by Geo. W. Clutton with 25c and 50c jars and mail orders from Titusville Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hitchcock
Centerville
Geo. W. Clutton
Geo. W. Clutton’s
Thompson Medic- 4
Titusville
New Castleite With Garden Laughs at Cost of Living
A New Castle column extols home gardens as a shield against rising prices. It notes many residents grow onions lettuce beets radishes potatoes tomatoes and celery and share surplus produce with neighbors. The piece emphasizes self sufficiency and small seed costs.
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New
New Castle
Ella He Stays Nearby Despite Stella’s Doubts
In New York, Ella remains constantly present as Stella jokes you could not lose him even if he were an umbrella. The exchange highlights playful banter over可靠 presence.
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Ella
Stella
New York
Masury man describes double tragedy incident
George Gump of Masury admits he intended only to kill himself after quarreling with his wife. He recounted the sequence of events from the porch to the kitchen, the cellar firing, and his subsequent self-inflicted wounds while in a hospital. He cites jealousy as the cause and says he did not realize the gravity of his act.
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George Gump
Masury
Gump
Yonkers man falls 100 feet from scaffold
June 29 Charles Gunner, 77, of Yonkers, survived a 100 foot fall from a scaffold while carpentry at a Yonkers woman’s home. He refused medical help and returned to work. John Williams, also on the scaffold, broke both legs and suffered multiple vertebrae injuries.
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New York
Charles Cunner
Yonkers
Gunner
John Williams
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Lancaster
Sye
Babbitt
Lonsdale
Binder
Shilling Bros
Pe Teagg
East Washington Street
New Castle, Penna
AL Gratt
Sam
Ers
Watts
Walter W. Watts
Savannah
R. V. Pierce
M. D
Pres’t
Buffalo
N. Y
New Wilmington
Westminster College
Neshannock
Nur
South Street
New Castle, Pa
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