Twenty Years Ago Journal Prominent Events Recap
Twenty years ago today the Prom Journal reports the death of Samolids at his Ma wader HUN home at eight o'clock. Two new smallpox cases, Gladys and Phil Murray, are mild in Columbus per health officer. Attending physician Dr. Oictts notes mild cases. Harding school pupils Dorothy Hastins Hagel Knowlton Arthur jl and Ruth McCarthy attended a program by the Association. Nan Truesdell spends the Erie day. Meccabee Hall hosted another successful dance led by J. J. Harden with strong attendance and a popular one step. Mrs. W. M. Sandburg, Mrs. Frank Jones, and Helen visit Jamestown for the day.
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Columbus
Gladys
Phil Murray
Oictts
Dorothy Hastins
Hagel Knowlton
Arthur Jl
Ruth McCarthy
Harding School
Association
Two Rescued From Lake After Boat Capsized
On a fishing trip off Montgomery Point two men endured two hours in cold water after their boat capsized at 2 30 p m Tuesday two rescued crews from Albert Schneider boat livery and lower point reached them as they clung to the overturned craft Dicant an assistant janitor and Richard Tarik operator of a boat livery were taken to Rhinehart hospital for treatment Tank wore a life preserver Dicant was unconscious upon rescue and both suffered immersion injuries
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Sever. Oraek
Als
Phonis Dicanti
Schgot Department
Richard Tarik
Montgomery Point
Dicand
Albertc Schneider
Wiliam Prye
R. Knight
Walter Zister
Louise Guenther
Dicant
Tank
Rhinehart Hospital
Lindbergh stance sparks debate on US war policy
The piece analyzes ex Colonel Charles A Lindbergh's pro-Nazi viewpoint and calls for the United States to focus on national interests over Britain. It notes criticism of his resignation from the Army Air Corps and cites contemporary editorials questioning his stance and impact on defense policy. It references Secretary of War Stimson and concerns about obedience and military discipline during looming crisis.
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Britain
Lindbergh
Germany
Lindberghy
United States
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
White House
United States Army
Air Gorps
Berlin
Stimson
Isis
Wari Department
Worider Wazi
Idbergh
United ‘States
Uwerong
Maloney and McIntyre to Meet in Dubkire Hest Thursday
Joseph P. Maloney of Buffalo and Vice-President McIntyre of a radiator firm plan to visit Dubkire Hest on Thursday to resume negotiations. They aim to settle differences that led to a county workers walkout of about 100 in March.
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Joseph P. Maloney
Buffalo
McIntyre
Radiator
Dubkire
Om Maroh Bist
The Lights Burn Low In Tokyo Under Rules For Simple Living
Tokyo enforces a simple living charter as electricity limits and curfews tighten. Restaurants close by 10 PM, nightlife collapses, and geisha entertainment ends at 5 PM, while theaters shift to local German and silent fare. Dances are banned and lights are switched off early to save power.
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Tokyo
Parlitans
Notable figures and oddities from 19th century notes
John Wright, nicknamed the Fighting Quaker, famed for eloquence and pugnacity. Garfield began Civil War service as lieutenant colonel and rose to major general before resigning in 1863 to serve in the House of Representatives. Carolina gold coinings and a 1898 first aid book by Stephen Bragwen appear in scattered references.
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John Wright
Garfield
House of Representatives
Stephen Bragwen
Daily Quiz: Can You Answer Seven Of These?
A compact set of trivia questions covering Roman numerals, meanings, history, geography, science, law, and pop culture. Includes inquiries about faith, state secrecy, a cabinet secretary, and classic Prohibition enforcement.
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Harding
Thia
Abraham Lincoln
Canada
Daily Dozen: Early Diagnosis Averts Appendicitis Deaths
Twenty thousand die yearly from appendicitis. most deaths stem from perforation and peritonitis. Emphasizes early diagnosis and prompt surgery before rupture. warns against using cathartics for pain and notes ruptured cases are often fatal.
Epigrams and unfinished White House details in history
A collection of quick historical notes includes a harsh epigram about a Roman ruler, a snapshot of President Thomas Jefferson’s era finding the White House still unfinished with base features like the staircase and plasterwork incomplete, and a remark on California’s Pleistocene era with large jungle mammals roaming the landscape.
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Thomas Jetterson
White House
State
California
Draft Deferment Rules Modified for Registrants
Governor Arthur H. James announced loosened deferment rules for draft registrants, allowing local boards to grant temporary delays for illness, family death, training or exams, and other hardships. A state fire school, overseen by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction, opens in St Marys next Monday at 7 pm and runs for 15 weeks, with initial sessions in the fire hall and later in school buildings.
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Ers
Erberty
County
Arthur H. James
James
Pennsylvania Department of Publi Instruction
St. Marys
Inds
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Prom Journal
Nan ‘Truesdell
Erie
J. J. Harden
Meccabee Hall
Odin
Japan
Newpoll
Dunieirk
Lewis Gambese
Alriving
United States Radiator Corporation
Imperial Hotel
Islave
Absorbine JR
the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Fido
Styx
Gabardine
CAP
Tito
Coats
Helen
North Centar Street
Thomas Motor Co
Clinton Street
Corry, Pa
THE
Bracken-Keating Company
Morticians
Blackstons
Blackstones
Blackstone Shers
Root’s Furniture Store
North
Ash
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