Living Jefferson reviewed as guiding light in liberty
Book reviews praise The Living Jefferson by James Tristan Adams for tracing Thomas Jefferson as an aristocratic liberal who championed self governance and individual freedom. The portrait covers his roles as Virginia governor, minister to France, secretary of state, vice president, president, and Sage of Monticello, while highlighting three tombstone acts: the Declaration of Independence, Virginia Religious Freedom, and founding the University of Virginia.
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Jefferson
James ‘Tristan Adams
Virginia
France
Montcelo
University of Virginia
Balancing the Budget Acknowledges Tax Hike Urgency
The school board faces a rising deficit and approves a budget plan amid warnings of dwindling revenues. Taxpayers may accept higher taxes as necessary to close a 25 000 shortfall, with praise for cautious pruning by Chair Monod and the budget committee.
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Board of Education
League Efforts Fail Over Ethiopian Crisis
Followers of the League of Nations lament the Geneva tribunal's failure to curb Italy's drive in Ethiopia. Mussolini tightens control as Haile Selassie’s forces weaken, with Britain and France torn between sanctions and geopolitical fears amid the Rhine crisis and rising fascist influence.
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League
League of Na- Hons
Geneva Tribunal
Benito Mussolini
Addis Ababa
Selassie
Aly
Muroposa
League of Nations
Italy
Ethiopia
Britain
France
Geneva
Irl- Funal
Worldnd Works
Edinboro Brief Signals Pleased Over Issuance Tone
A fragmentary note from Edinboro hints at approval of a forthcoming issuance. Names and specifics are unclear, but the item suggests local satisfaction or formal action related to a governmental or institutional process. The readable portion centers on positive sentiment toward the decision.
Edinboro State Teachers College Honors Loveland as Education Pillar
Corry resident J A Loveland long treated as Edinboro State Teachers College trusted ally. His career spanned State Council of Education roles and local boards, with Loveland Hall named in his honor, reflecting devoted service to education and strong community support.
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Edinboro State Teaches College
Loveland Long
Corry
State Council of Education
Board of Education
Edinboro State Teachers
Allegheny College
Loveland
Heinborn
Loveland Hall
State Teachers' College
J. A. Loveland
Commonwealth
Friends of
Edinboro
Teachers’ College
Paris fashion outlook shows shoulder emphasis and waists
Paris fashions outline mid season trends with emphasis on padded shoulders and fuller sleeves. Waistlines rise slightly with Chanel dipping back and Molyneaux showing lower. Skirt lengths shorten subtly, evening skirts vary, and leather belts highlight the waist amid evolving couture styles.
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Faris
Twenty Years Ago in the Journal Files Four
A 1916 retrospective reports on Pennsylvania Railroad local division operations by telephone from Kane to Erie. Obituaries note Clare Stokes and Eva Dingers, plus deaths of Mrs. G. EK. Carl and Mrs. Carl. Local civic efforts push cleanup after winter debris and various accidents and injuries at several city sites.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Kane
Erie
Clare Stokes
G W. Peterson
Duane Street
B, Anid O
Miles Junction
Corry Man Arrested On Serious Charge
Corry police arrested a Corry man on a statutory charge after a late evening confrontation. Constable Brluck reported the arrest with a case hearing set for today, as the suspect faced the charge in court.
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Corry
Spe
Hilton
Brluck
Bennett Youngest Bennett Star Wins Fame On Talent
Hollywood April 19 Joan Bennett motion picture actress rose from obscurity to stardom by talent not family influence. She arrived in Hollywood with infant child, cut ties with relatives, worked daily in casting offices, and earned praise for her role in The Divine Lady and stage work in Jarnegan, finally securing a Broadway offer and a film test that proved her acting ability.
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Hollywood
Joan Bennett
Benn
Bennett
Miss Bennett
Divine Lady
Corinne Griffith
Bennett Mariner
New York
New Yorks
Jarnegan
Bétinett
Golden Lax Tablets and San-Cura Ointment for Piles Relief
An old advertisement promotes GOLDEN LAX TABLETS to loosen and regulate bowels without irritating piles membranes. It also advertises SAIN-CURA OINTMENT to soothe pile pain and hasten healing, along with other products like GOLMEN-WAX TABS and GAC-CURA CLN MEET.
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Sip
CURA
Good Gambles and Old Soldier Sani review notes
The piece reviews Vive le Roy by Ford Macox Ford and Old Soldier Sani by Private Frank Richards. It commends Ford Macox Ford for a mild pleasant mystery that would suit a short story length, while warning it could become tiresome if stretched to a novel.
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Lippincott
Star Signals Horoscope Apr 11 1936
Those born Nov 28 to Dec 21 face strong vibrations. May to Sept 1936 brings help from elderly associations. Favorable business or travel in June and October. be cautious of head injuries. Cash actions discouraged Dec 17–24 1936. Buying clothes favorable Apr 25–30 1936. Stockton family mentioned.
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Maday
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