Warren School Razed by Fire in West Pointtt Ward
Fire destroyed the Mary Kelintunk school on Pennsylvania Avenue in Warren’s Pointtt ward late Saturday night, causing an estimated loss of 125000. A passerby woman reported flames climbing the wall, and Fire Chief Gener issued alarms as firefighters battled for two hours until the roof collapsed. Fireman Leon Minizer was injured when the east wall fell. Residents recalled hearing a muffled explosion about half an hour before the blaze.
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J. Hi. Perks
Perks
Ute
Leon Minizer
Governor Pinchot One of Pennsylvania's Hardest Workers
United Press reports Governor Gifford Pinchot maintains a brutal daily routine from 5 a.m. with exercises and long office hours at the Harrisburg capitol. He entertains visitors, handles state business, then returns home for more work and evening meetings. He enjoys walks, dogs, fishing trips planned for Milford, and indoor movie viewing as a hobby.
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James A. Sullivan
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Harong
Mthe Capitol
Pinchot
Capitol
Oc “Due Milier
Harrisburg Xm.cg
Wiles
Milford
Cholee
Optimism in America despite hard times and reform talk
A Bright outlook persists amid subsistence hardship as Heyward Broun notes cheerful resilience among unemployed workers in New York and across the nation. Newton Baker warns the next generation must improve industrial and social adjustments while Franklin D. Baker cites political turnover in Chicago and the slow national change, urging faster action.
Problem of bricks and a rental notice fragment
A puzzle about nine brick piles increasing by a fixed amount, first pile unknown, last pile 40 bricks. Includes an odd 12 hour timing clue and a rental ad block with addresses 62 Brook St and 17 Hast Smith St. plus garaging rental notes.
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Brook St. Suis
Clara Ransom
Hast Smith St
Ground broken for Kurta Brass Bed plant near Trie tracks
Twenty years ago notes from the Journal Files report development in the city. Ground was broken today for a large new Kurta Brass Bed Company plant north of the Trie railroad tracks and west of Pennsylvania avenue. The Oneida Market underwent renovations. Mrs F Lyons, mother of conductor Dan Lyons, died on West Church Street. Olin Bracken returned from the University of Pennsylvania for Easter vacation. The Clark lumber andingle mill near two miles east of the city was set on fire yesterday, about $3000 loss. Sidney Elston and Harold Sears arrived home for a short visit with parents. C S Bentley and Walter Z L Clough returned from Erie after attending Elks Officers installation. Mrs B W Wheeler and infant son left for Batavia, N Y to reside with Mr Wheeler.
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Kurta Brass Bed Company
Trie
Pennsylvania Avenue
W. Clark
Daily Lessons in English Language Note by Gordon
A compact note on proper word usage and pronunciation from W L Gordon stresses precision in English. It highlights misused phrases relative to and correct word choices with examples like lucidity and concise. It also advocates daily vocabulary growth by mastering one word and repeating it to gain ownership of usage.
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W. L. Gordon
Hamilton
Lodge
That Royal Lover and other books in review
A mixed literary column reviews That Royal Lover by Konrad Bereovici, praising its provocative look at Romanian court life and a claimed impersonation key to Carol’s throne, while noting sensationalism and threats. It also discusses Lenin by Ossendowski, Maurois fiction versus biography, and reader letters on library selections, finishing with a local sale notice.
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H. Allen
Vastairs Wamour
Wnousehold
Bercoviel
Weuther
Carol
Bucharest
Dart
Selma Robinson
Marie
The
L Ursulines
Agnes Applier
Miss Robinson
Book Club
Carl van Doren
Literary Guild
Ursulines
Clebh
Craven
Mello Glo Face Powder Promises Youthful Skin
An ad from Kels tét's Drug Store touts MELLO GLO face powder as a new French process cosmetic that smooths the complexion, reduces pore size, and prevents oily shine for a youthful bloom.
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Kelstét
Three Erie Men Injured in Auto Wreck Near Dunkirk
Three Erie men John Zickzylk Peter Cole and C B Hodges were slighty injured in an auto wreck near Dunkirk early Sunday. Zickzylk had a cut on the hand Cole a deep gash on the wrist and Hodges suffered shock. They were discharged from Brooks Memorial Hospital the same day. No police report was made and hospital officials could not determine how or where the mishap occurred.
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Dunkirk
Erie
John Zickzylk
Peter Cole
C. B. Hodges
Brooks Memoriat Hospital
Zackzylk
Cole
Hodges
Tose
LOOK AND LEARN 1 Oldest US City and Other Trivia
The oldest city in the United States is St. Augustine, Florida. John Adams was the first college man to become U S president. Arctic terns hold the long distance migration record. The tomato was once called the love apple and was thought poisonous. The thickness of one hair is about 1-400 inch. 4908 lails laid side by side would equal an inch.
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Newton JD. Baler
Mr. ‘Baker
United States
St. Augustine
Fla
John Adams
Antarctic
Varying Light Rays and The Aye Sensut Gwaviy
Fragmented text presents a science themed note referencing light rays, neural or sensory terms, and a named figure Quin with numeric value 2600, mentioning Wiskuna and Aye Dayar along with vague references to Vibter and Heyond. The passage lacks coherent narrative and readable facts.
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Heyond
Helena
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren
Willintock
Penn
Gov
Heywout
Broun
Iine American Magazine
New York
Henry Ford
Charles Schwab
America
Chicago
Congress
Oneida
Olin Bracken
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Sidney Elston
Harold Sears
Iron
Slate College
Messrs
C. S. Bentley
Walter ZL. Clough
Erie Lodge of Elks
B. W. Wheeler
Mr. Wheeler
Batavia, N. Y
Journal
Soviet
Russia
Lenin
God of
Ferdinand Ossendowski
Dutton
Ossendowski
Andre Maurois
Appleton
Maurois
Willie Garden
Tayer
Andrew Johnson
Howard Tannery
John Hanson
Chapin’s
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City, Be
Model Dairy
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