Flaunting the Flag advocates cautious patriotism in yards
A American Legion council promotes flying the Stars and Stripes in every yard daily while critics warn against excessive display. They argue flag symbolism should be reserved for public buildings and historic days to preserve reverence. The piece notes patriotism can be misused as a mask for scoundrel behavior.
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The Same Girls and the Changing Freedom of College Life
An aged college chaperon reflects on 87 years of girl students and the slow broadening of freedoms. She notes customs have changed while girls themselves remain, detailing shifts from daytime chaperons to evening outings and the evolving limits on campus independence.
Trading With Russia Pushes For and Against Boycott
A debated stance on boycotting Russian goods contrasts public figures, business leaders, and labor voices. Proponents argue trade benefits and avoids harming American jobs, while opponents fear provoking Russian reprisals and reducing exports. Global capitals broadly favor trade despite political differences.
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Answers to Saturday's Questions
Answers list shows total U.S. wealth unspecified. Five tastes are sweet sour salty bitter umami. A cubic foot of lead weighs about 708 pounds. Derivation of alphabet from Greek letters alpha beta. Largest supports the world are in Texas at 16,134 miles?
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Fire destroys four Union City stores and damages car
An early morning fire in a frame building at Union City destroyed four stores Ev eratts Racket Store Herper and Goodwin barber shop and Byten baughs shoe store. A Brown Garage car was struck while backing out earlier, owner H Mc Cracken of Oil City escaped injury. Large crowds attended races while many plants closed for the big day. attendance reported as discouraging. Hon A B Osborne of Erie plans to sail for Europe from New York that evening.
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Daily Lessons In English By W. I Gordon
Vocabulary note today focuses on misused words and common spellings. The column includes guidance on pronunciation and usage, with examples like remittance versus remit and divide versus devide, and urges expanding vocabulary through daily word study. It also mentions Miss Alice Messenger spending the weekend at Canadolita Lake with friends.
A Problem Day A Problem Jom and Bob Marble Inquiry
Jom has 192 marbles which is 128 percent of Bob's count. If Hop buys 12 1 2 percent of John's, determine each total after purchase. The text also oddly asserts an arithmetic process and a final note about 180 dollars and a strange cubic-foot cava reference.
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Pictured in Paddock at a Saratosa Society Event
Miss Margaret Dalerfield, a member of the young society, wore a charming frock in the paddock. The soft lived print featured a long skirt, pointed front, and furtrim, paired with a delicate wristlet, sleeve, and pale belt accents.
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Length of Passion Play Opens with All Day Schedule
The Passion play begins at eight oclock in the morning and, with a hour for lunch, continues to fill the day until eight oclock in the evening.
Death Claims William Hover in Corry Hospital
William C Hover, longtime Barnes resident and former Corry man, died Sunday at 2 55 PM in Corry hospital where he had been a surgical patient. He was 74. Survived by an ill wife, two daughters Mrs Predityny and Miss Francis Hoyer, two sons Berton Moyer and Walter J Hoyer, his mother and one brother. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 30 PM in Barnes with interment there.
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Ralph Oyster Loyster by Nicholas Tatway at Eton
The first English comedy Ralph Oyster Loyster by Nicholas Tatway is described as an early English play intended for performance by the boys of Eton College. The exact date of appearance is unverisin, but it predates 1540.
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Drought Deepens As Whirlpools Of Air Delay Rain
Weather expert Prof Willen Humphreys explains that persistent dry spells stem from misdirected rain-bringing air currents. Across weeks, the U S has been stranded in a rainless air current, with moisture failing to form clouds as wind disturbances fail to upturn warm air.
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American Gin and Other Novels in a Bustling Review
United Press Staff writes on new fiction and authors as the publishing market shifts. Florence Varley’s on court life in American Girl is contrasted with Beily White and Denny Kerrigan’s humor, Andrews Birabezu mother study, Lynd Ward woodcuts in progress, and forthcoming Priest re Angel Pavement. The piece notes Capone biography due September and Kelty shipwreck as lone remaining biographic target.
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Tea Drinking in England Timeline and Social Rise
An account notes tea was not brought to England until 1607 and introduced to the court by Katherine of Bragantia. Initially tea was weak and consumed in small cups, with royalty supporting its spread. By the late 18th century afternoon tea emerged as a fashionable social ritual.
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