Eminent Moravian Bishop Ettwein Founding Missionary Journey
John Ettwein a Moravian bishop and missionary born in 1721 in Württemberg. He led Evangelical efforts among twelve Delaware tribes, organized overland movement to Pennsylvania and New York, advised Washington and Laurens, helped establish Bethlehem hospital work, and founded the Society for Propagating the Gospel Among the Heathen in 1787. He served as Moravian America head for 17 years and died January 2 1802 in Bethlehem.
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Savoy
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United Frateum
Maine
Georgia
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Continental Congress
Ettwein
Nathaniel Seidel
Bethlehem
Seidel
Ettweln
Wryalusing
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Friedenstadt
Beaver River
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Ertwein
Washington
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Society For
Historical Society of
Pennsylvania
Parisian Sagebest for hair and scalp promoted
Baldness cure advert promises rapid hair regrowth and itch relief with Parisian Sagebest. McKee's Kut Rate Store and druggists offer the tonic with a money back guarantee.
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McKee
Shots End Battle With Bandit Pair at Masontown
Sam Manley a 27 year old pool hall patron in Masontown was attacked by two bandits who entered from the rear yard and joined by a third. He fought back and five shots were fired with one finding him. He was hospitalized in Uniontown.
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Uniontown
Masontown
Sam Manley
Manley
Uniontown Hospital
Sporting Goods Store
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promoted as Candy Like Treat
An advertisement extols McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as a palatable candy like substitute for cod liver oil. It claims rapid weight gain for the weak and nervous, including a case of 15 pounds in five weeks, with a 60 cent price for 60 tablets and a money back guarantee if five pounds aren’t gained in 30 days.
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McKee
Love & Megown
Heberd's
New Castle, Inc
McGoy
McCoy
Another hotel bought by company in Warren Pa
The Garver Hotel property in Warren Pennsylvania has been purchased by the syndicate that owns the Standard in Sharon the Lafayette at Meadville the New Willard at Butler the Reed House at Erie and the Clarendon at Annesville. The deal involves about 70000 dollars. The Warren hostelry will continue to be operated by E P Loop under a lease that runs for several years.
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Garver
Warren
Standard
Sharon
Lafayette
Meadyilla
New Willard
Butler
Reed House
Erie
Clarendon
Annesville
E. P. Loop
Notice of Dissolution and Nonassumption of Bills
Notice that P. G. Hill and James H. Anderson are no longer partners at Hill's Mathing Beach and the High Twelve club. The undersigned will not be responsible for any bills except those contracted by himself. James H. Anderson, Local 25913. War methods are steadily refined but the causes remain as primitive as ever.
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P. G. Hill
James H
Fragmentary Price Note From OCR fragment
OCR snippet shows monetary figures including 31.95 and 82.50 with a $400 reference and the word pease. The text is incomplete, providing only scattered amounts and a potential note about a price or payment, with no clear subject, date, or entity to identify.
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SRD
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