Farley stamp display angers collectors at national museum
President Roosevelt’s stamp albums and a set of “Warley favors” draw collectors as Farley’s stamps are showcased at a national philatelic society gathering. The exhibit features Roosevelt annotations, international collections, and albums from the President’s family and foreign realms, while some Purley issues are notably omitted.
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Washington
Genera
Turass_A
Fasley
Roosevelt
Pacific
Hawaii
Farley
National Museum
Rooosevelt
Warley
Post Office Department
Post Office
Maxim Litvinov
White House
Wayels
Harold L. Ickes
States Department
Tekes
Dickie Moore Back In Frame After Illness
Hollywood child star Dickie Moore and his mother describe a year of illness and recovery that paused his film work. Moore, now nine, explains he returned to acting with the same instinct as school and meals, eager to resume roles and prove he is still an old trouper.
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Hollywood
Dickie Moore
Dickie
Peter Tichetson
Garry Cooper
Tad
Mooreaid
Courae
Railway Station Action Prompted by Board Letter
Board of Commerce and Industry reports Pennsylvanian Railroad officials are weighing terms for a new passenger station with aim of a prompt, satisfactory agreement. About thirty neighbors surprise Mr Akam on his birthday. Ralph Donoghue saves five adults and a child from flood danger. Patrick Hopkins of Third Ward dies suddenly at West Washington Street home. Miss Bliss Bentey Kathryn Dorothy Sandburg with Sumner Bentley and D. J. Alexander camp at Sherman’s Bay on Chautauqua Lake.
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Board of Commerce and Industry Today
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lutte
Patrick T. Hopkins
Third Ward
West Washington Street
Florence Bliss
Leona Bentey
Kathryn
Dorothy Sandburg
Sumner
Bentley
D. J. Alexander
Sherman's Bay
Chautauqua Laie
W C T U Reports From County Meeting At Home
Twenty to ave Moors and one visitor attended the W C T U meeting at Mrs Harriet Wilkinson’s home. Delegates J Z Cogan and Lotta Blackman reported on the Waterford county convention. Blanch Rove named county director of Christian Citizenship and Legislation. Corry Union won two prizes including five dollars for excellence and most new members in the three month campaign.
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aveMoors
Harriet Wilkinson
North Center Street
Waterford
J. Z. Cogan
Lotta Blackman
Blanch ‘Rove
Hubartz Cottage
Columbus
Cooking and Baking Demonstration at Ward Store
A local Monte ery Ward store hosts a cooking and baking demonstration Tuesday at 2 30 pm led by Wards factory demonstrator Mr Freeman. He will show oil range bread baking in 45 minutes, four angel cakes in gas ranges, biscuits in various fuels, and a blow torch test, with insulating material details omitted.
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Monteery Ward
Mr. Freeman
Wards
W. H. Nishet
Demonstrations With Blow Torch At Public Exhibition
Demonstrations will be open to the public without charge for admission. The flame will be directed to show heat of about B00, while the person handling the sheet remains safe from burns. Many valuable prizes will be awarded during the event and food prepared during the exhibition will be served to attendees.
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Freeman
Community Voice Praises Corry Chorus and Local Civic Outlook
Observations laud the Corry chorus joining seven hundred voices at a Chautauqua concert. Edits urge completing begun road repairs, encourage plain traffic rules, and note King shooting case leniency. WPA relief, city cooperation, and reopening an old mill in Rockton are discussed as economic factors shaping Corry’s near future.
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Corry
Chautauqua
Walter Howe
J.J. Griffiths
Pennsylvania
Opten
Carry
Lie Works Prograss
Corryite Conducts Installation Program
In Union City a meeting of the American Legion Posts of the ath District was held in City Hall. Commander Clough handed to District Commander Stowe who conducted the installation of officers for the newly organized Sons of the Legion Post No. 237. In Orleans Mass the Orleans Congregational Church, founded in 1646, plans incorporation with Rev. Robert Devine, Mrs. Abbie Mitchell and Women BE. Clark named to obtain a charter.
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Union City
American Legion
Cloughant
Stowe
Corry
Sons of the Legion
Orleans
Mass
Orleans Congregational Church
Robert Devine
Abbie Mitchell
BE. Clark
Paris Styles Parisian Black Fashion Shapes Daywear
Americans in Paris adopt daytime black with white accents. Viscountess d Azy wears a sheer black Patou gown with a white pique stand-up collar and leaf clips. Shown: stenciled chiffon in dresses, embroidered underwear, crepe de chine and satin trims, taffeta skirts with ruching, and petticoats under evening gowns.
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Paris
Bernoist d'Azy
Katherine Dewes
Star Signals Horoscope Note for Early 1836 and 1985 Dates
The text outlines zodiac guidance for those born January 21 to February 21 with daily readings describing morning as accidental and afternoon and evening as extravagant. It mentions a rash spendthrift day and advises studying the horoscope. It notes February 1836 as an era with pleasing love affairs and speculation, and warns health concerns for May 1936. A danger period is listed from December 27, 1985, to January 2, 1986.
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Lfe
Shaffer clan forms fight for 17 million fortune in reunion
In Punxsutawney Pennsylvania on August 9, the Shaffer family reunion announced a new organization to pursue the fortune left by the late Henrietta Garrett. The Shaffers, descendants of the heiress, plan a sustained effort to claim the inheritance.
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Punxsutawnery
Henrietta
Garrett
Shaffer
Shaffers
Philadelphia Assured Adequate Water Supply
Philadelphia reports no need to expand the water system as current output exceeds demand. The Bureau of Municipal Research says the city can supply 2,300,000 people at 180 gallons per person daily if maintained. For the first five months of this year output reached 784 million gallons, below the same period last year.
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Ay Unikcu
Philadelphia
Bureau of Municipal Research
New Erie School Head Accepts Position
Grose of Mount Lebanon near Pittsburgh will accept the Erie School District post guiding educational, financial and business affairs. He arrives today to assume duties left by John Diehl and R. Stanley Scobell amid a slim one vote margin. A separate incident describes Hills being stung by Wasps during a fly chase in a Missouri park.
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Wrib, AE
Sun-Cura Ointment Ad Promises Quick Sunburn Relief
An old advertisement touts San-Cura Ointment as a miracle healing antiseptic for sunburns and skin sores. It claims money-back satisfaction, lists uses from itching to burns, and notes prices of 35 and 60 cents, plus San-Cura Soap for complexion at 25 cents.
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McIntyr
Dumright
Okla
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