Thanksgiving Notes From East Branch Fast Branch Pa
Eva Mitchell teaches at Turner and will spend Thanksgiving with her parents. Ryland Logan funeral attended in Titusville. Ray Hill and child visit Armitages in Oil City. Born to Clayton and (unnamed) Rounds a boy weighing nine and a half pounds. Armitages and Mitchells visit, a trip to Buffalo and Fort Erie ends with a new bride. Linnie Dexter visits Kinzua for Thanksgiving. Youngest Oviatt child sick with the grip.
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Fast Branch
Eva Mitchell
Turner
Frank May
Warren
Ryland Logan
Titusville
Ray Hill
Oil City
G. W. Armitage
Clayton Rounds
H. C. Patterson
Corry
Wm. Armitage
Ora Mitchell
Spring Creek
Owen Armitage
Nina ‘Cobb
Buffalo
Fort Erie
Owen
Linnie Dexter
Kinzua
Leon Whiteley
Business
Oviatt
Thanksgiving Homecomings and Local Visits in Eagle
In Eagle Pennsylvania Thanksgiving gatherings brought neighbors together. Mrs Ola Gilson hosted relatives from Shelmadine and Ridge View Farm visitors, with Miss Edna Gilson sewing for Mrs Geo Gilson. Local business calls included C C Gilson in Titusville and Harry Vail visiting for work. Geo Gilson begins plowing as a noted progressive farmer.
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Eagle
Ola Gilson
Clyde Kerr
Shelmadine
C. C. Gilson
Titusville
Edna Gilson
Geo. Gilson
Perry Voorman
C. Coats
Ridge View Farm
New Tax Rule Lets Corporations Use Fiscal-Year Net Income
The treasury department issued an income tax change allowing corporations to compute tax on net income from their fiscal year rather than the calendar year. Corporations must designate the fiscal year end, notify the internal revenue collector, and may receive up to a 30 day extension if their current returns are due before new forms arrive.
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Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Princeipal
Canal Dooms a City of Romance
The Panama canal commission orders depopulation of Cruces on the Chagres river, historic Venta Cruz. The town, once a transit hub for Spanish gold and traffic between Panama City and Nombre de Dios, faces abandonment after decades of decline tied to the canal and railroad era.
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Gamboa
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Pacific
Spain
Nombre de Dios
Caribbean
Oceans
Chagres
Atlantic
Panama City
Francisco Pizarro
Peru
Bancroft
Panama Canal
Fort la Lorrenzo
Cnegres River
Old Panama
Henry Morgen
Esquemeling
Mtis
Cruz
Chagre
P Jessrs
Sosa
Arce
Hernando de la Serna
Pablo Corzo
Walter D. Smith
Canal Commission
West Point
Secretary of War
Mount Hope
Penrose Confident in renomination Amid Rising Oppose Oliver
Philadelphia November 27 Senator Boise Penrose says he faces no alarm over Oliver faction plans to oppose him in the May statewide primary. He expects Oliver supporters in Allegheny and rural counties to back his ticket and predicts he will be unopposed by any Oliver candidate. He has no personal gubernatorial candidate and won’t commit to Knox or others. He notes a possible push for a Philadelphia judge to replace Chief Justice Fell and urges restraint in demand on Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Boise Penrose
George T. Oliver
Senate
Oliver
Alleheny
Penrose
Philander C. Knox
Knox
Knox. There Was No Question of Mr. Knox
Superior Court
D. Newton Fell
Justice Fell
Rich woman plans fifteen child adoptions to form a human zoo
Chicago is told Mrs. L Bracket Bishop intends to adopt fifteen babies to represent distinct racial types including a Negro child and an Arab. She aims to raise them as a single American family while questioning criticism that the plan would create a human zoo.
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Chicago
L. Bracket Bishop
Bishop
Europe
Goitre Treatment Claim By Beatrice J Smith
Beatrice J. Smith promotes non surgical goitre treatment claiming hundreds of successful cases and inviting patients to visit 252 Harrison St Jamestown NY for care based on long experience with similar ailments. Her ad asserts low cost fair methods and careful examination with improving practice exposure.
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Beatrice J. Smith
Harrison St
Jamestown, N. Y
Heart patient reports recovery after treatment by Dr Brown
A person with valvular heart disease from rheumatism says five years of suffering ended after medical care from Dr Brown. They report improved breathing strength and normal heart rhythm, plus better sleep and relief from stomach catarrh.
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Brown
Petrified Man Weighs 600 Pounds in Grave
The body of Patrick Dugan, buried nearly nine years in St. Vincent's cemetery Baltimore, was found fully petrified and weighed over 600 pounds. Four men needed to raise the body from the grave.
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St. Vincent’s Cemetery
Baltimore
Patrick Dugan
Deafness Cured by Dr Brown Offers Hope to All
A 75 year old man testifies he suffered ten years of worsening deafness and constant ear noises. After treatment by Dr Brown he now hears conversations clearly and sleeps better.
Lost eyesight restored by Dr Brown treatment
Mrs Dois Honeysett of Jamestown New York says her left eye was blind after a severe headache. After one month of care under Dr Brown her sight returned entirely and the treatment was painless. She urges others with eye trouble to seek his help.
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Brown
Love vs Gold in Christmas gifts urged by song
A New York Sun reader is guided by a poem from Love Vs. Gold The Songs to weigh love against gold through the year The piece imagines December love outweighing December gold while November and September shift the balance and June makes a practical gift season choice clear
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New York Sun
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