GROUPISM AND AMERICAN INDIVIDUALISM IN 1920S VIEW
The Corry Evening Journal reviews Glenn Frank's view that 1925 to 1988 marks a shift from individualism to group action in American life. It questions the rise of corporate power, national economic organization, and potential drift toward state socialism while urging defense of old fashioned individualism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Frank
Russia
Dr. Frank
Lucibliani
What is an American in serve-self cafeterias
An authority on restaurant management declares Americans are the only people who will eat at cafeterias. Foreigners must naturalize in spirit to embrace cafeterias, while many native Americans avoid them. The appeal lies in time saved, no tipping, and informal, efficient service in cafeterias.
In Person Appearances Draw Audiences Despite Radio Fame
A critic notes that audiences flock to live performances even after hearing stars like Lawrence Tibetti on the radio. A city with a familiar audience to Tibetti’s talk and Rogue Song recorded a full house, with hundreds standing, indicating optimism for live art despite radio and talkies. The article argues the art outlook is not as gloomy as some fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence ‘Tibetti
Answers to Saturday's Questions from 1821
Answers reveal world population curiosity, etymology of Lacy, Pacific border states, Ph D degree meaning, and Jol Sullivan fighting weight. The column lists 1821 trivia responses, including papery fruit, jewelry laws, vast measurements, Zeeschen Germany's 1927 opening, and radio wave specs.
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Union
Pacific Ocean
Jol
Sullivan
Zeeschen
Germany
A Problem A and B Run Round Circular Track
Two runners A and B start together on a 1 mile loop at speeds 4 mph and 4 mph respectively. They will meet again after completing integer multiples of the track when the faster laps the slower. The puzzle asks where next they coincide and how far A runs, with an explanation mixing arithmetic figures that appears unrelated to the racing motion.
Who Is He Ti Senator Blank And The White House Dining
A Brooklyn born diplomat named Warren Delano Robbins born 1865, long serving as White House social mentor. His career spanned postings in Portugal, Argentina, France, Guatemala, Santiago, Germany, and El Salvador. He relinquished the ministerial post to El Salvador to supervise White House social life and ensure proper dining function and etiquette.
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Blank
White House
Warren Delano Robbins
Tuxedo
Bargravia
Monroy
Robbins
Brooklyn
Of 24
Portugal
Argentina
France
Guatemala
Santiago
Germany
el Salvador
International Paper and Power Company Dividend Notice
The Board of Directors declares a regular quarterly dividend of 7 on the 7 percent preferred stock and 14.49 on the 6 percent preferred stock, payable April 1 to holders of record at close of business March 29, 1930. Checks mailed. transfer books remain open. E G Ladd assistant treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Paper and Power Company
Boston
Mass
E.G. Ladd
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files April 14 1910
Cleve Morton of Columbus returns home after a year with the U S Express Co at Painesville. W W Morgaridge rents a room in the Barlow Building to open an insurance office. Corry Business Men's Exchange and Hyie Chamber of Commerce committees plan Erie trolley talks, traveling to Erie. National Corset Co moves to Ajax building, factory busy. Readers for the year held at Mrs F J Whittlesey’s home. Wilbur Likens of Indianapolis debated Clean Politics. R C Loupe Erie county prohibition chair returns home after overnight in Corry. Will Amyle travels to Warren to work at the Jacobab Automobile Works as a machinist. Ex-Sheriff Cogswell from Erie reports partial recovery from auto accident, weighs 40 pounds less.
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Corry
The Home Owner's Manual and Other Books Review
A mixed review sweep notes The Home Owner's Manual by Dorothy and Julian Olney plus several sex and literary titles. The piece critiques domestic planning manuals and celebrates evolving publishing on social topics, listing notable works and authors and reflecting on mid century tastes and censorship debates.
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National Advertising Representative
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New York Tribune
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Detroit
Cleve Morton
Columbus
U. S. Express Co
Painesville
Ohio
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Barlow
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Ajax
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Erie County
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Will Amy le
Warren
Dacobad Automobile Works
Cogswell
Erle
Mayville
Caroline Ward
Frank ma~Vaugh
Celoron
Ma. N
L. P. Rockwell
The
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John Findlay
Edinburgh
Scotland
John Ritchie Findlay
Scotsman
Banffshire
van Raalte
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Winchester
E. E. Guignon
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Paul W. White
New York
Dorothy
Julian Olney
Mary Wart Dennett
Vanguard Press
Dr. Wolcast
Mary Robert Rinehart
Farrer & Rinehart
Cimarron
Edna Perbey
Doubleday-Doran
Warwick Deeping
Randy McNally
President Harding
Gaston Means
Guild
Sex
James Thurber
E. B. White
Harper
New Inc
R. Austin Freeman
Dodd-Mene
Macy Roberts
Rinehart
Farrar-Rinehart
Leonard Walkner
Henry Holt
Milton N. Propper
Harpers
Robert Collyer Washburn
Prayer
Pilgrim Fathers
Deacon Carver
Washburn
Cunninghame Graham
England
Marcus Maguis
Death
Angel Flores Ig Lope de Vega
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