Strong Navy Needed in Face of European Threats
Jay Franklin Washington argues for a robust navy funded by government build programs and private yards under federal control. He condemns profiteering from war and calls for decisive action to ensure national defense with the best possible navy at the least cost.
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Corry tax hike sparks reader protest at school board
Local taxpayers express disappointment after the Corry Board of Education sets a tentative 2016 mill tax rate an increase of one mill and preserves the $5 per pupil assessment. The letter blasts rising costs and state mandates, criticizes open budget sessions and calls for clearer public access amid mounting financial strain on homeowners.
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Paris Styles Sailor Hats Through The Spring Runway
In a fashion note from Paris styles, sailors evolve from strict stiff ribbons to flexible designs in all colors and materials. Descriptions highlight wide brims, rounded crowns, and decorative trims such as grosgrain ribbon, organdy frills, and floral accents from designers like Simon Cunge, Louise Bouyon, and Rose Valois.
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Sunken Fence Warned English Graphemist Repten 19th Century
A fragmentary report notes Humphrey Repten the English landgrape designer opposing any feature that might map or mislead. The Sunken Fence issue is introduced as an obscure early nineteenth century warning attributed to Repten’s polemic against deceptive planning.
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Behind the Scenes in Washington by Rodney A Washington
News digest recounts WPA and labor union talks on film production. Actors, technicians face unemployment. proposals to use government projects for documentaries and dramas are discussed. Debate extends to isolationist and collective security viewpoints among U S lawmakers and diplomats.
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Aden the British Gibraltar of the Arabian Peninsula
The text describes Aden as a strategic British crown colony at the entrance to the Red Sea, with its western point on the Bab al Mandeb strait. It notes Aden as a chief seaport, key coaling facility, and base for warships, plus its small population, dry climate, and local diversions. It mentions 1936 Aden postage stamps and prior use of India stamps.
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Mest to Make Joe Creat Tre cream We MIG Wade Ju
The readable fragments reference named individuals amid garbled text. Core facts and names are unclear, hindering a coherent summary. The item appears to be a brief note or notice with multiple incomplete phrases and potential personal names.
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Joe Creat
Harvard faculty row over Hicks addition sparks debate
A fragmented Har vard scene shows tensions as critics object to philosopher Granville Hicks joining the faculty. The piece notes broader campus unrest, with cross currents of ideological dispute and student protest dynamics shaping the controversy.
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Twenty Years Ago Highlights in the Journal Files
The April 27 1918 item notes Liberty Loan campaign progress with a $112,500 bank close noon figure, fuel suspensions until September, travels of Miss Tiel Riland of Corry to New York Poly Clinic, and a near fatal stair fall. It also mentions Ober Desmont of Rogers-Gillen returning from Cleveland for storage work, promotion of Paul Lives of Company A to sergeant effective April 3, and Elizabeth Lyons arriving from Washington to spend time with her parents.
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Cleveland
Lawn Rebuilding Steps After Hee Spring Seeding
A gardener recommends applying plant food with a spreader over areas to be reseeded. Use four pounds per 100 square feet, adjust for established grass, then water immediately and sow seed the next day, mixing it into the soil to create a smooth surface. Do not seed or roll on ground soft enough to show deep heel prints.
Zig Zag Lightning in Historical Optical Claims
The passage discusses Charles Fitzhugh Talman’s The Realm of the Air noting that until the mid-1800s people believed lightning formed zigzag paths. It cites 1858 doubts by Scottish engineer James Nasmyth about the supposed zigzag shape and contrasts it with later observations of curved, branching lightning like meandering rivers.
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Charles Fitzhugh Talman
James Nasymly
Floating Islands and Gardens in Diverse Realms
There are floating islands in various parts of the world and floating gardens in Kashmir. In the Calcutta botanical gardens stands a famous banyan tree with a wide spread. Thousands of horsemen are sheltered under his at the same time.
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