Drouth Profiteers Warn With Drouth Story
Corry Evening Journal discusses drought profiteering and price rises for foodstuffs. Warns authorities in New York and Chicago act to curb speculation, urges readers in smaller towns to beware sudden price hikes and demand reasons rather than excuses. Emphasizes growers’ gains vs consumer hardship.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Ered Kimball
ING
W. 46Th St
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Drouth
Children of Darkness
Aic
Heart Disease and Mortality in the United States
The piece notes that a large share of deaths in the United States Registration Area stem from heart disease and circulatory issues. It cites hardening of the arteries as a major factor, and mentions diet and lifestyle as important controls. It also links some heart disease to local infections like tonsillitis and jaw infections, and references ultraviolet light treatment by advanced medical researchers.
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I United States Registration Area
Ely
Naval treaty prompts quality over quantity says expert
Prench experts discuss the London naval treaty’s impact predicting rivalry shifts toward quality rather than sheer tonnage. They mention pocket battleships, a German model, and France and Italy pursuing fast cruisers, arguing perfection in modern warfare could push strategy toward restraint. The quote ends with a warning that extreme slaughter could lead to self-destruction, as commentators note a vivid ink palette remark on Chinese color use.
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France
Italy
Look and Learn Questions and Answers Recap
Answers include author Victor Brigo from yesterday and questions about Cleanliness is next to Godliness, Cornell University city, earth's water share, gasoline chemical element, and Kentucky’s Blue Grass State. Contains misprints and scattered facts, with Venice as the Earth’s water clue.
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Cornell University
Cordell Hull A Tennessee Leader In Capitol Contenders
Cordell Hull, long a prominent Tennessee figure, is highlighted as a strong Democratic candidate for the state's next six year seat in Congress. The piece notes his eleventh term in the House, his 1928 presidential preference among Tennessee Democrats, and mentions potential future roles including a possible vice presidential or Senate position. It discusses Hull's merit as a legislator, his speaking style, and his standing within the Democratic Party.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
B. Browis
Guy Horton
Lawrence D. ‘Nyson
House of Representatives
P Punuitor
Tewst
Herp
M. Terti
Ja Gufe
Guni
Tennessee Democracy
Robinson
Gonssaiopal
Inadequate Word Of The Day Lesson Note
Daily English lessons by W L Gordon present the word inadequate meaning not enough for a specific need The note cites an example money donated was inadequate and includes guidance on pronunciation spelling and usage
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W. L. Gordon
A problem day debt sums and relations in a puzzle
A puzzle states A owes B 307 9 10 dollars, which is 2S41 times as much as he owes G and 3 8 5 times as much as he owes D. Determine the total A owes. Yesterday's answer cited a 40 foot 2 inch measurement. The note explains a conversion from inches to feet and adding squared values to find a root. It also mentions a Jamestown family aided by police and fire department with open car, and a 12 pass to Endicott for a job promise.
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Jamestown
Police
Fire J Departments
Endicott
Dessert Bridge Plans at Masonic Temple Today
A dessert bridge event is scheduled for Thursday afternoon August 28 at 1 80 o clock in the Masonic Temple. Reservations can be made with Mrs A Griswold or Mrs Wallace Young. A large crowd is anticipated and a hundred may be played for those who prefer it. Meanwhile Mrs Mary Prentice, who killed her four month old baby, was found to be acutely confusional insane by a commission appointed to examine her mental state for Judge H H Rowand.
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Astern
Masonic Temple
A. ©. Griswold
Wallace Young
Pittsburgh
Nautical Term “Go by the hoard” Explained
The phrase Go by the hoard is a nautical expression meaning to go over the side of a vessel. It is used to describe a crew member who must abandon ship or fall overboard in a weakened or shortened situation.
Police catch two youths siphoning gas in city
Police arrested a pair of under twenty after they were spotted trying to siphon gasoline from a truck on East South Street. The incident highlights concerns over juvenile delinquency and calls for closer parental supervision to prevent such acts.
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East South Street
First Baptist Church West Pleasant street repairs under way
G Thomas & Sons Construction Co leads improvements at the First Baptist Church on West Pleasant Street with new aislewalks and repairs to the edifice. Concrete work continues at the entrance today as other building work progresses.
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Barlow
Montgomery-Ward
Nust Company
Guignon
Keister Doug
Doane Hardware
M Mercantile
We First Baptists Church
West Pleasant Street
Thomas & Sons
Walte
Aire
Dairymens League
Peak Products Co
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Paula
Jeep
Olive
Jowett
Joseph W. Hyrns
Nashville
Raniesenti
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Walston
Ks Siuinont
Tesa
Volous Mothe
Shane
Atlante
Seere Rey Ayee
Yeawaneses Shenvarey Beress
Ter Gredit Iz
Alexander
Bolciton Kincaid
East Columbis Avenue
le Peranent
Pennsylvania
Nap
Elmer A. Jones
Auburn
South Mainstret
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Bologna
Ational
A&p
Chuck
Swill’s
Weer
Nectar
Zoe
P&g
Mason Jar
Weiners
Buffalo Warehouse
Crest Atlantic & Pacific Fe
Hudson Motor Car Company
Waldameer Park
Erie
Ajoyal
Severn
Sarmiel Vallance
Hite Creek
Columbus Avenue
Haspeewee
Wayne Street
Chautauqua Lake
Jack Kenedy
Chautauqua
Mr Kennedy
Ford
C. B. Denny
Denney
Humble Olani Refining Company
Huston
St. Teresa's Church
Union City
Coleman
Mabel Larsén
North Center Steel
M. T. Spaulding
Star
North Center Street
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