Social drought in Washington at Chilean ambassador's gala
A Washington dinner hosted by Senor Davila, Chile's ambassador, saw Mrs. Ginn debut as vice presidential hostess in full honors. Observers call it a diplomatic success while noting the dry menu and the broader social mood. The piece cites a world crisis context and predicts official and private events will be dry, affecting morale and social life for men and women alike.
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Drouth
Washington
Carton Davila
Chile
Ginn
Whlaperedt
Rainy day money and national origins debate
A rambling essay about Henry Word losing 72 million last year while his wealth remains vast and resilient as he plans for a rainy day. It shifts to commentary on national origins immigration policy with Hoover era quotes from the US Chamber of Commerce warning against restrictive reforms. A final puzzled kid loses 7.60 while searching for a missing 450.
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Henry Word
Henry
Cary Lian
Hoover
United States Chamber of Commerce
Answer to Yesterday's Problem Seems Fuzzy Yet Deterministic
Fragmented prompt text mixes math hints and stray phrases. It references subtracting 400 from 625 and squaring, with scattered mentions of Washington Iowa and farm relief. The readable gist points to solving a numeric puzzle by picking operations like subtraction and squaring, but no coherent instruction or final result is evident.
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Washington
Iowa
Tall Town Promises New York Skyscraper Heights
A discussion extols New York as the world’s tallest city, with plans for a building over 68 stories and about 140 feet high. The piece praises the city’s ascent as a form of art born from necessity, noting its island setting and vertical urban growth. Other cities imitate but rarely match its dramatic skyline.
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New York
Correct English Journal items from 1929 Corry archive
A late 1920s Corry Journal page recounts several notes. Charles Murray sustains leg injuries after leaping from a freight train on the Erie line west of the city. A potential new railroad between Union City and Titusville is discussed as safe. Local dairymen pledge funds for a creamery and cheese factory. Two Corry anglers near Clymer chase by Warder Abbott as trout season remains closed. A carload of racing horses belonging to Rose arrives for training in Lock Haven. Juvenile questions on spelling pronunciation and vocabulary appear, with local hunters and anglers mentioned. John Miderkin brings home 26 trout, totalling over five pounds. Sarah Wilson improves after a serious illness. James Richards reports 28 trout on a recent outing.
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Mn Rose
Lock Haven
Dachshunding Park
Goulush
Gorilla
Gorling
Sessson
Rip Vin Winkle author and related trivia prompt
The prompt asks for author of Rip Vin Winkle and trivia involving Austria’s capital, a navy officer, first watshsa date, and river for London city, plus references to Grover Cleveland, Death Valley, Calif, currencies, and U S states.
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Republic of
Austria
Tondon
Grover Cleveland
Death Valley
Calif
Mississippi
Florida
Texas
Alabama
Fatal fall leaves Jamestown man dead after stair collapse
A man in Jamestown fell down stairs at Kline WinsI? cigar and news store on Second Street around noon yesterday. He suffered a fractured skull and died at Jamestown General Hospital about 2:15 in the afternoon. He had entered to make a purchase and tripped at the top of the basement stairs, collapsing unconscious before transport.
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Jamestown
Apt
Kline Winst
Royal Rundell
Brocton
Jamestown General Hospital
Woman badly hurt in grade crossing crash
Mrs Thomas Lowe of New York City is in Kane Summit hospital with cuts and a concussion after an automobile struck by a Shinmul railroad passenger train between Smethport and Larabee Monday. Her husband piloted the Hud seta car. both escaped injury, the car was destroyed, debris strewn along the tracks, but Mrs Lowe’s condition improved from unconsciousness later Monday.
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Kane
Thomas
Lowe
New York City
Kane Summit Hospital
Smethport
Larabee
Lowes
Tag
Teenth Rite Ablon
Word
New Yorks
Grand Rapids
Bi Rex stomach relief advertised by druggist Downey
An old advertisement touts Bi Rex powder from Thomas Downey a druggist as quick relief for indigestion gas pains and acidity claiming hundreds found relief and promising the stomach return to normal with a fair trial and money back offer.
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Buenuer
Thomas Downey
Road program advances with Senate and House actions
The Senate passed the Jones House bill repealing the tommate tax and sent it to Governor Fisher. The voting machine bill passed unanimously in both chambers after House amendments, while the industrial police bills for Musma and Mansfield also cleared, with only minor territorial differences. The program raises Highway Department spending by about 13 million for the next biennium, as the House approved the Salus fourth offender bill granting judges discretion for mandatory Ure commitments, though the lo yé fre arms measure failed.
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Senate
Heatan
Guv. Fisher
Hurtis
House
Mansfield Senate
State Highway Department
Sentence in Workhouse for Receiving Stolen Goods
Franklin April 16 Joe Bow sah of near Nickleville Rockland township was sentenced to one year and nine months in the Allegheny county workhouse after pleading not guilty to larceny but guilty to receiving stolen goods. The case, linked to a group of defendants, involved others including Aunt Blea Strap and Ubuttte Hward with allegations of homeowner hoards and local depredations led by Rev Charles J Steffey.
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Franklin
Joe Bowsah
Nickleville
Rockland
Parker
Wil
Allegheny County
Aunt Blea Strap
Bawdisn House
Stroup
Willam Sherman
Morganzit
Charles J. Steffey
Tax Repealer Passes Senate in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg on April 16 the Senate finished action on the Heaton bill to gradually reduce and repeal the state's anthracite tonnage tax. After Senate passage the measure moved to the House, where chairman Peters convened the repeal bills committee and brought in a favorable report. The bill then advanced on first reading with expectations of final passage soon.
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Unites Press
Harrisburg
Senate
Heaton
House
Committee
Peters
Vare Counsel to Make Reply in Senate Election Case
Philadelphia April 16 Edward A Kelly and Edward W Wells attorneys for Senator elect William Ware will leave for Washington tomorrow to present the Vare reply before the Waterman committee investigating the senator elects election to the senate. The reply will be a complete denial of charges that Vare was elected through a roud
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Philadelphia
Edward A. Kelly
Edward W.wells
Willian
Ware
Washington
Morrow
Vare
Waterman
Senate
Water Company Ordered to Reduce Rates by Public Commission
Columbia water authority faced complaints from Borough of Commula and others over charges. Public Service Commission limited certain charges, approved a new rate plan to yield about 4210,000 in value, and found service charges excessive for half-inch metered usage while noting decades of fire protection free of charge under the franchise. Mrs. Jr. Ondus and Dorothy visit Cambridge Springs to see Mrs. Bonski.
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Columbia
Commula
Columbia Water Company
Public Service
Gam
Water Company
Commission
Opinom
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