Billion-Dollar Blues Hits After War-Era Surge
J A Brazina of Cleveland visits the city on business and with friends as merchants reflect on the postwar boom. The piece notes a twofold surge in Wall Street and automobile sales, yet warns of lingering overoptimism and altered business psychology after the war.
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Wall Street
Automobile Manufacturers and Dealers Association
New York Stock Exchange
J. A. Brazina
Cleveland
Arcade palace of sweets opens in Oil City palace
Twenty years ago from the Journal Fil April 14 1910 details the Arcade opening in the Traction building by Lewis and Crowl. A wave of prosperity follows arrests and tax measures. Edward Payson Weston arrives in Erie and stays at the National Hotel. Oil City plans a $200000 capitol fund with $90000 to raise. A 10 1/2 pound baby girl is born to Mr and Mrs O D sinner Jr. Brigadier Nelson of the Salvation Army and Staff Captain Anderson visit the city.
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Messrs
Lewis and
Crowl
Palace of Sweets
Arcade
Traction
O. D. Sinner, Jr
Brigadier Nelson
Salvation Army
New York
Anderson
City
Who Is He Dr William Welch Eminent Johns Hopkins Pathologist
Dr William Henry Welch of Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore celebrated his eightieth birthday with honors from multiple world science centers. He holds numerous honorary degrees and decorations from Japan France and the Kingdom of the Serbs Croats and Slovenes for wartime work. Born April 8 1850 in Norfolk Connecticut he earned a Columbia medical degree in 1875 and later studied abroad while writing on bacteria and infections.
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William Henry Welch
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Japan
France
Kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes
Columbia
American Medical Association
Washington
Hoover
East
Norfolk
Conn
Daily Lessons in English Dereliction Word Study
WL Gordon presents a English lesson on misused words common mispronunciations and spelling ideas. The piece defines dereliction as failure in duty and suggests building vocabulary by mastering one word per day.
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Wl, Gordon
LOOK AND LEARN 4 Questions and Answers Summary
Questions cover US university with largest enrollment, sterling silver content, author of The Motor's Dilemma, Wright Whirlwind cylinder count, and sister types. Includes items on Good Friday April 14 1865, petroleum, census figures for French and English Canadians, Spain, and phrenology.
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United States
Lindbergh
Spain
Pneumonia Fatal for Angelo Lizz in Corry Hospital
Angelo Lizzi aged 29 of 20 Eagle Street died at Corry Hospital after days of pneumonia. Born in Italy he had lived in the U.S. nine years and leaves a widow and two children. Funeral at St Thomas Church Saturday at 2 pm with burial in St Thomas Cemetery. Also note: for sale or rent a double house at 303 East Pleasant Street with garage and modern amenities, inquiries directed to Thomas Jensen.
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Angelo Lizz
Angelo Livai
Eagle Street
Corry Hospital
Lizzi
Italy
Lizz
St Thomas Church
St. Thomas Cemetery
East Pleasant Street
Thomas Jensen
Cars In Collision On First Avenue
An auto crash occurred at the West Pleasant street and First Avenue intersection this noon. A Noah sedan driven by J Harold Anderson collided with a Buick roadster driven by a Mr. Anderson of Warren, with the latter vehicle sustaining greater damage and no injuries reported.
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West Pleasant Street
First Avenue
Noah
J. Harold Anderson
Xyenum
Mr. Anderson
Warren
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