Industrial Output at New Mark Industrial output at July high
Industrial output in the United States in July reached its highest level in over three years, at 88 percent of the 1923-25 average per the Federal Reserve Board. Gains occurred mainly in steel, lumber, and coal, with autos sustaining a steady pace and cigarette production dropping from May and June peaks.
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United States
Federal Reserve Board
Jima
Reserve Board
Ahoe
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Understanding Aircraft Licenses and Safety Marks
The article explains FAA style license identifiers showing that licensed civil planes carry a C prefix, gliders show a 6 before numbers, government craft use an S, US territory flights may bear NY, and special or experimental aircraft have unique identifiers. It warns against unlicensed aircraft and outlines penalties for flying them in the state.
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Division of Aeronautics
Department of Revenues
Bureala
United States
Department of Commerce
California bears boast fearless census takers in pages of myth
United Press reports that California led the nation in the bear census with 9,961 bear noses counted in national forests, while Washington and other states submitted estimates. Alaska reports 5,164 grizzlies as bears spread. overall numbers rising from 30,508 last year to 52,338 this year.
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Ashington
Department of Agriculture
California
Department
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Alaska
Temple appoints Lillie to ophthalmology chair
Dr Walter Tyan Lillie, noted ophthalmologist of the Mayo Clinic, has been named head of the ophthalmology department at Temple University School of Medicine. The appointment was announced by university officials.
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Temple Post
Philadelphia
Walter Tyan Lillie
Mayo Clinic
Hbchester
Minny
Temple University
School of Medicine
Hollywood Film Shop: Harvey Stephens Breaks Into Film
Hollywood reports Harvey Stephens, Los Angeles native, beat long odds to enter motion pictures. After repeated rejections due to birthplace, he formed a Shakespeare troupe, gained stock company work, and reached Broadway and New York before debutting in Janet Gaynor’s Paddy. His early hardships led to later screen success.
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United Press
Hollywood
Fale
New York
Adolphe Menjou
Paris
Los Angeles
Harvey
Peullegian
Walter” Hampberg
Katharine Cornell
Animal Kingdom
Shadowland
Janet Gaynor
Paddy
New Yor
Paris Fashion Buyers Seek Real Quality This Winter
Paris August fashion week draws buyers from around the world. They demand maximum quality in endurance beauty texture and chic. Consumers study fashion and question merit and longevity before purchasing, signaling a discerning market.
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Paris
May Have the Evidence A Turkish preheologist reveals birthplaces
A Turkish prehistorian charismatic figure asserts that Wut Flocher's birthplace is in Styrnine, claiming new evidence about origins. The report notes speculation and the controversial nature of the claim as researchers seek corroboration.
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Wut Flocher
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Files
A 1913 recap notes a near trolley accident on the Corry to Columbus line, a severe head injury in Spartansburg with a grim prognosis, improving August business, teachers departing for Erie, an attempted intruder on Framchus Street, Roscoe Gilson severely bitten by dogs, J B Patterson entering the mayoral race, West South street paving opening, a house party for Miss Crosby and guests en route to New York and Atlantic City, and H B Manley arriving from Denison to visit before returning to Texas.
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Roscoe Gilson
South Street
Forgotten Man Garner Heads Roosevelts Ticket
By Raymond Clapper Washington August 25 a profile of John H Garner the vice president and known as the forgotten man He has retired to Texas fishing while Texas moves to repeal prohibition Garner urges voters to back the Democratic platform The piece notes Roosevelt has not sought his advice and Garner remains largely absent from national politics with advisers debating the vice presidency role and its usefulness.
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White House
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Texas
John H. Garner
Congress
Senate
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Prohibition
Morris Sheppard
Isening
Roosevel
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Henown
Hyde Park
Federn
HHS
Ner
Gamer
California
Hoover
Curtis
Falls on stairs fatally injures man in Durant City
George Mironica aged 57 dies after plunging down stairs at home, sustaining a fractured skull. Elk County coroner Dr. McCabe terms death accidental. certificate to be issued. Reports indicate he arose from bed, wandered in darkness, and fell. Also notes a separate item about a hotel patio hosting the world's largest rose bush for 31 guests.
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Slame
George Mironica
Durant City
B. McCabe
Johnsonburg
Elk County
Tillon Joh
Tironich
Tombstone, Aziz
Woman Suffers Fatal Burns in Sinclairville Accident
Jamestown Aug 25 Minnie Horder 53 of Gin Plairville died at Jamestown General Hospital at 11 45 PM from burns received when her husband Alfred Horder tried to light a fire with kerosene. Oil sprayed on wood ignite, flame shot from stove, oil can thrown as Mrs Horder stood in doorway. she was severely burned and died despite aid. The couple were rushed to hospital with Dr D W Buckmaster in attendance. Horder received medical care for his hands and survived.
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Jamestown
Minnie Horder
Ginplairville
Jamestown General Hospital
Alfred Horder
Horder
Mir. Horder
Demand Shifts in Library Book Loans Across Periods
Educational and scientific titles saw rising demand while Berlin related works lagged. In 1904 libraries lent 10 percent of this book type, by 1926 demand fell to 14 percent, and in 1983 it slowed to 9 percent, showing a gradual decline in Berlin titles relative to overall educational works.
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Berlin
Hiad
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