Twenty Years Ago News Clippings From 1827
A collage of brief notes covers repairs in a downtown shop, a Maple Avenue auto crash injuring Mrs. Ida Mourton, typhoid fever case reported, Mrs. Catherine Wells dies at 67, Leo Wilson and Bessie Schrader wed, Flora Blair birthday party, and recollections on Woodrow Wilson era dynamics and the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Wells
Clare Kelly
East Main Street
Leo Wilson
Bessie Schrader
C. B. Porter
West Washington Street
F. P. Blair
West Wayne Street
Flora Blair
Color Blindness and Albinism Discussed in Brief
A brief study notes color blindness affects four percent of males and about one in ten of females in this country. It explains inheritance through the mother and the likelihood of sons or daughters being affected. The piece also explains albinism as a deficiency or absence of body coloring, resulting in pinkish eyes and high light sensitivity, often with visual impairment.
Congress of this country should not permit Lewis to use tragedy
The text argues against John L. Lewis exploiting a tragic event for personal agenda and public publicity. It urges the House Labor Committee to uncover facts, assign blame, and prevent recurrences, praising miners' protection and national economic needs. It touches on labor leadership and safety in mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
Congress
Lewis
House Labor Committee
Oppo
Elec
Tric
Gensal Motors-Dupont-U
Rubber- Alco-Philco
Tare
Ite
Government Aims to Build Better Ties with Others
The statement expresses a desire for the government to adopt a policy that improves friendship and cooperation with other nations. It suggests optimism that future conduct will emphasize amicable relations and constructive engagement.
Seventy-five Years Ago War Votes Shape U.S. Entry
Thirty years ago this Sunday marked the sixth anniversary of the United States entering World War I. President Wilson asked Congress for a formal belligerent status after recalling German unrestricted submarine warfare as war against the U.S. The 1917 war votes split across parties and regions, with three of nine future lawmakers involved. The nation initially expected a naval and volunteer effort, and conscription brought a universal service concept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Way
United States
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Germany
Wilson
California
Charles E. Hughes
Mississippi
South
Wilken
Senate
House
Illinois
Wisconsin
McKellar
Tennessee
James W. Wadsworth
New York
Barkley
Connally
Hayden
Rep. Knutson
Ways and Means Committee
What is apiculture and other quiz questions
The piece asks trivia questions about apiculture United Nations staff cuts Adriatic Sea geography a Latin American president visit a major insignia of rank SR O sign theatre term Italian spelling of Rome Trygue Lie office campaign hats US soldiers and Joseph's reign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nation
Adriatic Sea
Truman
U.S. Army
Rome
Tryeve Lie
U. S
Joseph
Question on power and friendship in leadership
The query asks whether any nation or man can achieve such power that they no longer need friends. It probes the limits of power and the value of alliances, implying that even the strongest actors rely on trusted partners for stability and success.
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Harold Loveland
Alston
St. James Hotel
South Center Street
Maple Avenue
Ida Mourton
East Wayne Street
George Schramling
Hateh Street
League of Nations
Russia
League of Honor
Daily Dozen
The
Medical Society
State of
Pennsylvania
Centralia
Asia
Delhi
India
China
Burma
Nepal
Arabic
Indonesia
Viet Nam
Tibet
Egypt
Cambodia
Armenia
Georgia
Azerbaijjan
Ganda
Europe
Agia
East
Tory Az Alate
Aglerika CD
Dept. 3
St. Paul, Minn
Tall Cash & Essa TO
Texas
Florida
Ebenezer
Keystone Milk
Hage River
Tbs
Tagy Diana
Phillips
Keystone VanCise
bLeRoy
Anec
Keystone
Preser
Powell Loan and Finance CO
Powell Consumer Discount CO
Wen
North Center Street
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