Deliberate Chinese Risk and Pin Money Women in 1920s Debates
Deliberate Chinese statements from Toledo Shanghai London and Washington frame Russo Chinese sit while asserting caution on gunfire. Pin money women debate census status with Mary Anderson stressing married women work for family budget and necessity. Hindenburg labor motto cited linking prayer and work to wartime leadership. Food prices rise modestly per Department of Labor data, with consumer impact limited but relief for farmers.
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Toledo
Bhanghai
London
Washington
Mary Anderson
Women’s Bureau
Department of Labor
von Hindenburg
Germany
German Republic
Hiddenburg
Lears
Ike Cromwell
Look and Learn Questions and Answers Chronicle
A reader quiz asks who discovered gravity, the moon earth distance, the first president to decline a third term, English words for the Spaningh San Juan, and which state named Etler a English queen. Yesterday's answers include Napoleon's, Yes, the left hand aide of the ship falling forwards, the Roman goddess of beauty, and Great Britain.
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San Juan
Etler
Napoleon
Great Britain
Problem of a Boat Speed Puzzle
A boat travels 164 miles per hour downstream and 10 miles per hour upstream. It spends 22% longer time coming up than going down. Determine the distance traveled. The remainder appears as obsolete calculation notes and garbled text.
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United States
Los Angeles
Atlantic
Germany
August and Civil War echoes frame old news items
A jumble of historical notes recount John Brown and his raid against slavery, August naming origins, the Graf Zeppelin voyage and aviation feats, weather and farm notes, traffic patrols, and local political moves. The column weaves 19th century acts with 1920s maritime airship news, public events, and civic items showing a period mood.
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John Brown Memorial Association
John Brown
Hanper
Perry
Pera Warry
Brown
Virginia
Game of Correct English by W L Gordon excerpt
Puzzle style teaching page with multiple questions on grammar pronunciation and spelling. Includes items on beaut iful face desolation mis spelled words pale synonyms fill in missing letters and daily usage word. ends with yesterday's answers and a list of miscel laneous word problems.
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W. L. Gordon
Fragmented school fragment hints at past rites
Incoherent OCR fragment describes a group of children gathered around a table, referencing a night task and a novice speaker. Text is garbled with spellings like awn fast side fundy and triminiar fessin, making precise details uncertain.
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Fundy
Retired railroad pioneer Thurston honored in Oil City
J E Thurston, long-time railroad worker who began as a messenger in 1878, is placed on the Roll of Honor in Oil City. The Crayford County Pa native rose through roles from telegraph operator to agent and yard master, witnessing railroading evolve from manual telegraphy to touchscreens as he nears 85.
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Joseph E Thurston
SinLuat Leuthminster
Penneybily Raitrand
Javery
Fife
Jon
Blooming Valley
Crayford County
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Corry
Unik
Crogncul
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Joe
Phanes
Ling
Pennsylvania
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Bastern
Tienton
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Hostaya
Old City
Oder Jin
AWG
Greek Valley
Ik Tsenstead
al Miller
Pittsville
WRS
St .Awm Hong
Shamurge
Pichols
Miller Finn
Rom Miller Fann
Panning
Joseph E. Thurston
Hannah McDowd
Summerdale
Thurston
Chautauqua Lute
Chautauqua
Mey
Assembly Grounds
Mayville
Big Bride
Mt. Morris
N.Y
New Castle
Oil Cite
Allegheny Valley
Spiré
Joe ‘Thurston
Oil City
Pittsburgh
Ard
Olean
Asalst
Amit Teitimmdster
Irahimaster
Allegheny Division
Union Station
Ol City Bizcard Publishing Company
New Bridge Ordered Over Tracks West of Albion Village
The Public Service Commission ordered a new wooden bridge on Route 89 over Pennsylvania Railroad tracks half a mile west of Albion Village, Gonneay Lognahlty, Hye county. The $27,870 project will be completed by August 18 with $18,000 from the Pennsylvania Railroad and $4,500 from Erie County. the county area will compensate property owners for damages.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsyl
Yuna Railroad
Albion Vilage
Gonneay Loqnahily
Hye County
He Public Service Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie County
Enjoyouting at Findley Cottage Event
The annual outing of the Arty and Grafts Glut at the Findliey cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart featured boating and swimming after a 1 o’clock luncheon. The event drew Swemby-tyee members and visitors and activities paused for a fall resume.
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Charles Stewart
Findliey
Pahles
Blood tonic saves ailing husband through tonic intake
A worried wife describes coaxing John to eat as mealtime nerves wear on her. After trying a blood tonic recommended by a druggist, John improves rapidly within days and begins urging friends to try it, illustrating how a run down system weakens appetite and resistance to disease.
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John
Perha
Rich red blood and sturdy health through S.S.S.
Rich red blood builds sturdy health as sluggishness, loss of appetite, and skin troubles fade. S.S.S. helps Nature rebuild red blood cells, restoring strength, appetite, sleep, and nerves. Thousands testify in letters. available in two sizes at drugstores.
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S.S
Nature
S.S.S
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