Enterprising Di 2 Of Giuseppe Rizzo Barbers Tale
A chaotic excerpt describes Giuseppe Rizzo’s barber shop and stray anecdotes about kindness to animals, a zoo incident with a burned ape, heat woes on New York trains, neutral Italy, and a sensational subway era scene. The piece blends social commentary with odd vignettes about urban life and resilience.
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Weston May Meeting Highlights Brotherhood and Local News
Weston reports include a Brotherhood address by Mr Arbenz and a Sunday gathering of the local Knights of Pythias with ladies present. Revs and civic figures attend events, while funeral services for Richard Norman and Andrew Whelans occur. Several residents travel to Clarksburg and Webster for family and illness updates. typhoid fever treatment and fever cases noted.
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Weston
Jon , Athenz
Wheeling
Will
Brotherhood
Knights of Pythias
Temperance Union institute event and local notices
The article notes a Temperance Union institute at the Methodist Episcopal church drawing a good crowd and lists local officials issuing marriage permits including Alber, Arnold Clacaie, B. Curtis, James K. Bennett, and Georga BicCartes. It mentions several residents traveling for treatment, visits to relatives, and attendees at Catholic services, with various locals: Mrs Zunes Gaston, Mrs Dora Skases, Miss Anna Smith, Iwins Mary Warder, Migses Kate ullooly, Azmes Feeney, and others.
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Alber
Arnold Clacaie B. Curtis
James K. Bennett
Georga BicCartes
York firm seeks license amid liquor law tensions
In York Pa on March 16, proprietor Walter L. Ritter of the CI hotel petitions for a crusice to bankruptes inter saxk the unifered places. The notice cites 72 social clubs and license issues tied to Sundays and holidays under the slave Mager laws and liquor licenses.
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York Pa
Mager Lawa
Waalel L. Ritter
CI Hotel
Inter Saxk
York
Anrecshour
Tye
Two Die in Apparent Suicide Pact in Alabama
In Birmingham Alabama two young Birmingham residents Davie and Fulmer were found dead in a boarding house near Wellington after an apparent suicide pact. Davie was connected to Acme Plumbing Co and was the son of a Birmingham man, while Fulmer was employed by the same firm. The tragedy left a wife and three children destitute and offered little clarity beyond a claimed desolate motive.
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Bnamingham
Ala
Etsel Fulmer
Wellington
Firmingham
Davie
Birmingham
Young Davis
Acme Plumbine
HD. Davis
Aten Fulmer
Waris Cate
Pile
Woman's push for domestic science in coal regions seeks reform
Miss L. Bax advocates social work in West Virginia coal areas to ease domestic burdens on miners families. She proposes domestic science and man training in schools, improved nutrition and sanitation, and recreation. She has engaged coal operators like Leckie and Ord and plans talks in Mannington and Columbus to rally support.
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Calston
Southam Romes Omar
Fier
Leckie
Norfolk and
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West Warrinta
Maniners
Batss
Virginia Fields
Piel
Jordan
Praties
Cive Ocartrese
Gas Bomb Secret Bost Wep h Lin er
An inventor develops dangerous gas bomb concepts during wartime, detailing the creation process, accidental explosions, and measures to prevent repeats. The piece notes experiments at a plant, the ignition of a primer, and interest from British authorities and German use concerns.
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Ollard
Asia
Juia
Ate 'Peliard
Bis Creti
Isyentsois
Joe Wasterston
Irantom
Postoffice Record Reveals Long Service of Tooleys Parson
SONSSEILEE Shay aise Per haps post office in Lon tanathan holds the record of the cae at Tooleys Catzhouls parish Le Mo% B60 Ti sier was 26 jointed postmisstress at Tooleys om Bi arch is 15 4 20 sti convinces 33 that capacity and i suilt dotas past. In same building what she vegan i No doubt Mrs Trisier could tell many interesting stories of the ups and downs of a country postmaster and the things she has seen during her forty one years of active service for Uncle SamZ
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Sonsseilee
Shay Aise
Tietel
Tanathan
Fleeting Notices and Obituary Fragments Shake a City
A garbled clipping reports the death of Sarah Belle Rodenaver at a hospital in Maryland after a long illness. Funeral arrangements are mentioned with references to W. C Rodenaver of Morristown and a service in a local venue. The text also hints at related civic items and a distant note about New York and other places.
Marriages of Miss Neil Steele and Robert Framner
The marriage of Miss Neil Steele daughter of K C Steele a real estate man of this city and Robert Framner of Morganstern was celebrated in Oakland Md Friday night June 15. The event drew members of the lumberman's organization and included a ceremonial Hoo Hoo procession. J A L Henderson of this city served as vice president and sparked the orchestration.
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Neil Steele
K- C
J. AL Hendersom
Knights Templar Conclave Plans Bluefield Trip
Charleston May 15 The annual conclave of the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar will meet Bluefield May 19 to 20 with a parade business session and a commanders ball. A special Charleston Deepwater train will carry Sir Knights from Hunting Parkersburg Nemesis temple and other areas to Bluefield with free services for the needy and glasses for children.
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Hunting
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Nemesis Temple
Karawas
Sdchigan
Wiliamson
Bedell
M& Boren
Transportation Committee of the
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Lodse
Spirits arrest report from Gitrnon Arkansas details
A hazy police summary describes an arrest in Gitrnon Arkansas where a man claimed to speak with spirits and spirits aiding communication with the dead. The suspect, identified as James Bookley, is noted as awake and healthy, while investigators logged the mental state and claimed occult motives.
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Gitrnon
Arkansas
Megro
Tim
Miss Calantha Hanes Dies After Typhoid Illness at 17
Miss Calantha Mary Hanes, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alva Hanes of Fairview, died at home after a brief typhoid illness. She was a member of the high school graduating class. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon. Flower day was postponed due to rain. flowers will be planted in Coal Bend. Henderson Kentucky Journal reports on town events and local notes.
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Alva Hanes
Fairview
Mlenderson
Dexiorn
Dass Bees
Sessons
Jegisiature
Redheaded Dublin man after dream night hair changes
In Dublin Texas on May 15 Mack Stewart a 26 year old former rail conductor displayed a sudden hair color change from jet black to red after a vivid dream of a work accident. Doctors treating his head pain noted no prior similar case though alarming color shifts have been rare.
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Dublin
Texas
Mack Stewart
Stewart
No Beer Fines and Local Tax Dues Highlight Parkersburg Notice
A Parkersburg notice reports officials enforcing delinquent taxes for municipal school and church levies. It notes those who cannot or will not pay still visited saloons, and that violators will face penalties as the excise authorities plan further actions. Died in Mortis Ioston Mc Terrick, respected county citizen, after a brief illness. The Presbyterian church plans a new guard building on Toton Sa street and the second annual convenitor of the district Woman’s League occurred in Mannington with attendees from multiple towns. Home grown asparagus advertised by Martin Bros.
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Assotajet
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