Chautauqua Plans Include Nationalism and Shakespeare Week
Chautauqua Institution announces a summer program with New Nationalism week July 17 22 featuring Charles Zueblin Merriam Pound and Riis among speakers. Shakespeare Week August 7 12 will include Coburn Players and a Gunsaulus Boynton Coburn lecture series. Modern Education Week and Recognition Week follow with noted educators actors and leaders scheduled.
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Chautauqua Institution
Chautauqua
New York
Charles Zueblin
Chantanuqua
Charles Sterle
Labor ‘Temple
Presbyterian Department of Church and Labor
Charles Stelzle
G. A. Johnston Ross
Bryan Mawr
Pennsylvania
Scotland
G. P. St. John
E. J. Ward
University of Wisconsin
Sylvester Horne
Whitfield Central Mission
London
England
Alice Chapman
Coburn Players
New York City
White House
F. W. Gunsaulus
Armour Institute, Chicago
Percy H. Boynton
University of Chicago
Charles D. Coburn
S. H. Clark
Chautauqua School of Expression
George E. Vincent
University of Minnesota
Earl Barnes
Jeremiah Jenks
Cornell University
S. C., Schmucker
State Normal School
Westchester
Senator Lafayette Young Praises Road Dragging
In Des Moines Iowa Senator Lafayette Young lauds road dragging after rain. He notes dirt roads become hard and smooth with the ing drag, improving surfaces for heavy rain. The practice has been promoted by the agriculture department and allied agricultural groups.
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Lafayette Young
Des Moines
King Road
Department of Agriculture
How King road drag builds durable roads without macadam
The King road drag can create a durable road crust that withstands heavy traffic. Experts explain a stable shell forms when the crust is leveled, wrinkles smoothed, and gradually thickened. It may take a full season for the surface to puddle and bake before traffic use.
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King
Farewell Sermons and Civic Happenings in Warren
March reports show Witz hens laid 2871 eggs raising 351.32 proceeds as Rev Brinkman prepares farewell sermon for Warren Luth eran Church. Elias Pierce 84 rides bicycle. Bell Company workers get Indian motorcycles. city jail stone pile operates. Community notes include powers cafe renovations and dairies inspection progress in Warren county.
Good Roads Compared to a Bank Account for Farmers
A good road is like a bank account that grows with interest while a bad road acts as a pickpocket. The farmer bears the road burden most and should advocate for quality roads. towns should support the construction effort.
Ten Year Old Roads Best Say Kansas Judges
Judge H C Gilbert with Judge E L Martin and Judge E E Axline of Kansas City discuss why roads built ten years ago are better than those from three or four years ago. They note plans and strict adherence to specifications produced real rock roads and predict a shift in road construction practices.
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H. C. Gilbert
E. L. Martin
E. E. Axline
Kansas City
Judge Gilbert
Gilbert
Mr. Gilbert
Riverside Sevent Mile Rock Roadbed Upgrade Campaign
Riverside undertakes a sweeping road improvement program covering about ninety city blocks seven miles. The project will use rock roadbed with an oiled macadam surface, and official proceedings have begun to implement the plan.
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California
Riverside
Deaths in Clarendon and Warren Families
Mrs Elizabeth Morris died at her Clarendon home last Friday morning from heart failure She was born November 11 1827 in Emlenton Venango Co Pa and leaves four sons Samuel Meals Isaac Meals Joseph Meals and Dave Gailey Funeral was Sunday at the Evangelical Church Clarendon with interment at Oakland Cemetery Mr H W Hartmann died in Buffalo after a long illness aged 76 He is survived by a daughter and three sons all in Warren The funeral was held Wednesday at the home of his son on Wayne Street
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Elizabeth Morris
Clarendon
Emlenton
Venango County
Samuel Meals
Clintonville
Isaac Meals
Wilcox
Joseph Meals
Mexico
Dave Gailey
Clare
H. W. Hartmann
Buffalo
Jamestown
Warren
John
Wayne Street
The Prior School Mystery in Sherlock Holmes Sunday World
The Sherlock Holmes tale titled The Prior School Mystery will be printed free with next Sunday's New York World. This completes a weekly eight part detective narrative series. Readers are urged to order the Sunday World in advance.
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New York World
Sherlock Holmes
A. Conan Doyle
Electric Bitters Endorsed For Kidney Trouble By South Rockwood Reader
A South Rockwood man credits Electric Bitters with curing his son’s kidney illness after doctors failed. He praises six bottles as the best kidney medicine he saw, warning of kidney trouble signs like backache and nervousness and urging safe use with a 50 cent guarantee at druggists.
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Peter Bondy
South Rockwood
Mich
Bright
Printing shop offers auction bills and labels
The Mail Office announces prompt and reasonable printing services for auction bills syrup labels letterheads and all kinds of job printing to meet local needs.
Docham Shaner Wedding in Warren at 311 Penn Ave
N B Docham and Miss Belle Shaner wed at the bride’s parents home on Penn Avenue E. The couple will live in Canton Ohio where the groom works for Todays Magazine. The Bradford Era also notes Lucille Shear and Phillip Bush married in San Francisco with family present.
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Bradford
Lucille Shear
Phillip Bush
David Shear
Sanfrancisco
Morris Shear
H. W. Marcus
Olean
May Concert Announcement by Warren Festival Chorus
The Warren Festival Chorus presents Cantata Rats on Thursday night May 11 with baritone Frank C. Agar in solo numbers. Proceeds will be donated to Mr. Agar to aid his vocal career. Tickets include regular one dollar and patron 1.25 and up with reserved seating.
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Warren
Frank C. Agar
Agar
City Drug Store
O. P. Bush
L. A. Keiler
Geo. F.yates
R. G
Train Hurls Man Into River Near Rock City
Civil War veteran Silas Wing, about 79, was struck by a fast passenger train on the Whrie railroad at Rock City three miles west of Allegany as he attempted to cross the tracks near the river. He disappeared after the impact. search is underway for his body. Wing lived with his brother Asa and was believed to be in poor health.
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Silas Wing
Whrie
Rock City
Allegany
Mr. Wing
Asa
Forest Fire Rages Through Catskills Threatening Valuable Timber
A blaze has burned over 1000 acres of pine hemlock and spruce timber in Blenheim Burnt Hill Westhill and Cole Hollow in the Western Catskills since Saturday. About 150 men fought the fire all day but the woods are very dry with little recent rain and control remains uncertain.
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Blenheim
Burnt Hill
Westhill
Cole Hollow
Catskills
Oxide joke from chemistry class on beef leather
A professor asks for an oxide and a pupil named Thomas replies with Leather, claiming it is an oxide of beef. The line is reported by the Chicago News as a humorous classroom exchange.
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Thomas
Chicago News
Called Her Bluff Houston Post Quote Exchange
A playful exchange sets a marriage proposal tone as a man and woman spar over truth and affection. The woman contemplates marrying a claimed liar, and the man responds with a pledge, reflecting on honesty and romance. The fragment captures lighthearted banter from a newspaper feature.
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Houston Post
Dr King's New Life Pills Advertises Health Remedy
The ad urges readers to prevent constipation to avoid serious digestive and liver problems. It presents the pills as a safe, effective remedy for bilious ness head ache dyspepsia chills and debility priced at 25c at druggists.
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Dr. King
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Godfrey Witz
Conewango Township
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St. Petersburg
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Market Street
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Bell Telephone Company
DuBois
Corry
Corry Journal
Power's Cafe
Power
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Powers
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H. J. Bierce
the Woodard
Gene Mullar
Elsie Stick
Hoyt
Marion
Woodard
Sheffield
Justice of the Peace
Perty
Printz
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Civic League
Civic Improvement League
Warren National Bank
J. R. Durham
H. V. Hazeltine
J. C. Russell
A. F. Kottcamp
J. H. Alexander
Edward Lindsey
H. G. Eaton
Jerome G. Smith
Miss Dunlap
the Mail
Nellie Dunlap
Charles P. Nelson
Glade
Mr. Nelson
Mable
Ellen
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Elof
Otto Stromdahl
Warren Hospital
J. C. Shellenberger
Kane
Golding
Ives
Shellenberger
North Warren
Kane Republican
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G. A. R. Post Dined
Conewango Club
W. M. Lindsey
Wallace W. Robertson
North Tonawanda
F. M. Williams
Corydon
Col. D. Gardner
T. O. Slater
J. R. Mitchell
R. L. Kerr
J. E. Wheeler
Eben N. Ford
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Garland
Life Study Club
E. H. Beshlin
E. A. Arnold
Leon H. Ensworth
BE. D. Williams
George Jackson
D. Blackman
Emil Sturmer
Miss King
St. Paul
Dresden
Sturmer
Grand Valley
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Odd Fellows
Eden Lodge
Tidioute
Younsville Lodge
Sugar Grove
A. M
Struthers
Kinzua
Salamanca
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