Old Baldy the deer attends Faenier funeral in Hillsdale
In rural Pennsylvania a famed buck named Old Baldy joined the funeral procession for Faenier, trailing behind William Owens and Reuters along the route to Hillcrest Cemetery. The deer watched from a distance, snorted, and bounded away as the service began.
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Cluarfield
Old Baldy
Korth ‘Wetteen
Pennsylvania
Searon
Hillsdale
William Owens
Mymer
Ae Owens
Owen
Hillcrest
Xiode
Doctors Made It Famous Iron Tonic No. A. Guile
Advert says Gude's Pepto Mangan was developed by Dr A Guile to provide iron absorbed into the blood. It is sold in liquid and tablet forms and advertised by doctors as a tonic to revive energy, color the cheeks, and increase strength. Users urged to take it at meals for a few weeks to feel renewed.
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A. Guile
Simoat
United States
Gude
Siek
Cross
Ike
The Skies in March By Prof 3
March, a representative winter month with hints of spring as equinox nears on the first and spring begins. The article explains celestial mechanics including the sun's declination, horizon points, and the obliquity of the ecliptic, praising mathematical astronomy and noting visible constellations and an upcoming solar eclipse.
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Scheffer
Puck
Orion
Castor
Pollux
Canis Major
Sirius
Canis Minor
Hame
Cage
Oil Plant Expansion Near Gulf Facility Planned
The American Oil Company has begun work on a new distribution plant located on Federal Steel, directly north of the Gulf Oil Plant, marking expansion activity in the area.
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American Oil Company
Federck Steel
Gulf Oil Plant
Wireless ties push state police network plans
Motor Vehicle Commissioner Austin Baughman outlines wireless links between state police in Pennsylvania New York and other northern cities with Braddock Heights station as a potential first step toward nationwide state relief forces by wireless telephone Deputy deputization ideas between Maryland and Pennsylvania state police also circulate from the early 20th century gathering of state police chiefs in News The piece also includes an advertisement for Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery praising its health benefits and claiming universal vitality improvements with contact details.
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Austin Baughman
Pennsylvania
New York
Braddock Heights
Baughman
Maryland
Commisraioner Naughman
Warburton, Bank Head, Dies in Maryland Home
William Warburton, president of the defunct Second National Bank, died at his home in Warburton Maryland on March 1 shortly before noon. His death followed a nervous condition caused by the bank failure. He had been ill over three weeks with pneumonia developing in the last days. Doctor J Merbert Baton treated him. He could not regain nourishment for two weeks.
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W. T. Warburton
Comfort For Baby From Imitating Skin Eruptions
Many mothers report using Rose-Vel as a heat remedy for teething rushes and itching in babies. They say its cooling effect soothes irritation quickly, and recommend giving a package to oneself as well.
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Velson Éalt
Snowy childhood memories in a small town tale
A fragmentary narrative recalls Maurine and Floyd sledding and playing in a snowy street. They crash into a passerby near a shouse while racing a sled, then Maurice avoids another bump with an elderly man. Professor Stinagint plans a Sunday visit about a drawn Arctic collection.
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Floyd
Mayrine
Maurine
Exouta
Axa
Stinson
Crowfoot and the Bow River era in Canadian history
A fragmented reminiscence recounts Crowfoot the powerful Blackfeet chief who ruled neighboring plains along the Bow River. It notes his 1877 treaty with Britain, his steadfast peace, and allies like the North West Mounted Police. The passage blends schooling and child dialogue with legends and tribal memory.
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Jernes
Beo Renin
Bow River
Crowfoot
Res
Pipa
Alberta
Bia
Etter
Caratz
Crowfoo
Judge Refuses Five Licenses in Chambersburg Hearing
Judge W Mush Gillan in Chambersburg denied five of eighteen license applications to sell liquor in Franklin County. Evidence from the Women’s Christian Temperance Union showed unlawful conduct at issue. Among rejected: Clugstom Distillery Waynesboro Johnstown Distillery Greencastle area hotels Reeder Chambersburg NcLaughlie Greencastle.
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W. Mush Gillan
Chambersburg
Lcenses Ig
Mayer al
Franklin County Court
Hiscresson
Us Women's Christian Temperance Union
Clugstom
Waynes
Vero
Johnstown
Greencaytls
Chivbersburg
NcLaughlie
Greencastle
Wordplay Puzzle From Yesterday’s Earlish Clue
A cryptic note hints at adding a letter to a head and striking nobility names while introducing another lottery and a sense of ancient award. The fragment, dated yesterday, reads like a puzzle clue from Ranmer to Bair, with playful language and undefined targets.
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Ranmer
Yeaterday
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Wer
Faenier
Guile
AMOCO
the American Oil CO
Hagerstown
Imperial
Tmperial
Alaska
Pivive & Charles St
Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Hoop
Plorea
Lavallds Hotel
Marcia “Burke
Fort, ‘Worth
Texas
Lake Worth
Johnny
Salvation Army
Percy
Daily Mail
Betlans
Mason Tires
Washington County
Mason
Funkstown
RG. Williams
Gen. Merchandise
Boonsboro
M. L
Sharpsburg
GF Boyer
Downsville
T. J. Fahrneyem
Smithsburg Geiser & Wolfinger Hardware Security
E. T. Ritter
Dearfoss Harnigh & Niswander
Lovell
Mapleville
Elmer
Gross
Mer
Follo
Hagerstown Motor Company
Ford
the Surent Avenue
Hagerstown, Maryland
Boe
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