Moral Bottom Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files
The item recalls the Moral Bottom from Journal files dated December 5 1903. It notes a Library Theatre moving pictures night drawing over eight hundred attendees and praises the display. It also mentions W R C officer nominations next year and Paul A Benson delivering a memorial address at Corry lodge B P O. A Boston audience hears Prof Frank B Rogers discuss bridge as a moral issue and questions his past snob advisories. Will Clarke and Ira Cady travel to Warren for a meeting.
Local notes mix weather, sports, and incidents across multiple towns
A sprawling paragraph reports warm weather, upcoming basketball season opens, and a host of local items. Highlights include Howard Nelson's 200 pound buck near Blue Eye, Army troops moving toward Honolulu, price cuts on cigarettes in New York, a saw accident injuring a worker, high school banquet thanks to the mothers committee, and various community notices from Ol City to Corry and Erie.
Business Mobilized Again to Fight for Prosperity
The article notes a national shift toward organized, voluntary cooperation between business and government modeled on wartime mobilization. It draws a parallel between Hoover's actions after the stock crash and postwar efforts, praising rapid, coordinated action without heavy official mandates. It emphasizes private initiative and executive-led collaboration during economic emergencies.
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Hoover
Germany
A Problem a Day Square Roots and Area Comparison
A reader asks a geometry question: if one square is 12 1-4 times the area of another, how many times greater is the first side than the second? The solution uses area relation and unit conversion to 41 6 miles as the prior answer reference.
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Conlon
Upton
Game of Correct English by W. L. Gordon
A study page of language questions and answers with errors in spelling pronunciation and usage. It includes misused phrases like fifty years old, pronunciation hints for novel list, and exercises on synonyms and daily conversation usage.
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W. L. Gordon
Talea
Visit from St Nicholas author and Australia discovery year
The text asks who wrote the poem Visit from St Nicholas and when Australia was discovered. It also questions religious leaders studying a line about the world being my pulpit, a state in the city of Washington, and a horned animal on the British coat of arms, plus a Chihuahua breed and Belgium. It notes poisonous carbon monoxide gas as a cause.
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St. Nicholas
Australia
Washington
Belgium
Liquor seized at Erie plant in Cranberry street raid
Dry agents seized 85 000 in wet goods at 2111 Cranberry street after a raid on a liquor cutting plant. The lease was held by Patsy Cordan, a murder suspect in the 1928 death of Phil Livacorra. No arrests were made. The operation followed a warrant secured with landlord consent and involvement of local officials. Street crews cleared snow in the business district as the report notes other local items.
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Erie
Dec
Cranberry Street
Patsy Cordan
Sns
Phil Livacorra
Eris
Prohibition
Cordan
Dan Thomas
Thomas
Livarotta
William Heisler
Tme
Indicted Judge Added To State Pension Roll
Harrisburg state officials say a judge who was indicted has been placed on the state pension roll effective next month. The action follows legal proceedings and affects retirement benefits for the jurist involved.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Dee
Ea A
Federal action vs buyers under state liquor laws
Federal officials will not seek to void state liquor laws that target buyers and sellers. The Georgia and Alabama statutes face battles with federal enforcement under the Volstead Act, as Major liquor offenders and purchasers face continued federal scrutiny. the Alabama law is tested by surprise raids, with Georgia’s older possession provisions cited in appeals.
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Washington
James M. Doran
Alabama
Georgia
Federal Supreme Court
Railroad Man Hit by Truck Near Bells Valley
Amos Minter relief telegraph operator for the Pennsylvania Railroad was seriously injured Tuesday afternoon while walking from work to home at Bells Valley. He was struck by a truck, taken to St Vincent's hospital in Brio, and remained unconscious with an injured skull.
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UNION
Amos
Minter
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bells Valley
J St Vincent's ‘Hospital
Brio
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