Public notices and military spending discussion in Corry newspaper
A Corry newspaper catalog details advertising rates and distribution, followed by President Hoover's 1920s defense budget analysis. It notes 1914 spending at 267 million, 1924 at 412 million, and projections over 780 million by the present year, arguing excessive militarization and urging restraint to prove peace not war.
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United Sites
Hoover
Congress
Armiace
War and Navy Departments
Unlvss
Uncle Sam
Congress and the World Court Hurry US Policy
The piece notes Congress often ignores presidential messages unless in special session or emergencies. It highlights delays in key issues such as tariff policy, the Pennsylvania Senate seat controversy, and the U.S. relationship with the World Court, all affecting national and international stability and peace efforts.
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Congress
Senate
House
Pennsylvania
World Court
School board approves pay raise for Bovard teacher
At the meeting the school board adopted a resolution with three dissenting votes to give Mr Bovard the science teacher a $100 extra salary for teaching manual training and athletics to high school students. The same item notes business of the Commercial hotel taken over by John I Lynch and theater events at the Library. Court news includes Margaret Ragan named grand regent of Daughters of Isabella. An inspector visit from New York and a local juror's travel are also mentioned.
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Bovard
John I Lynch
Conception Court No
Daughters of Isabella
Margaret Ragan
Game of Correct English by W. L. Gordon
Puzzle style excerpt listing exercises and answers on English usage and pronunciation. Includes questions about the correct form of phrases, pronunciation of words, spelling, and word choice with labeled answers from yesterday’s exercises. Mentions students and verbs, with a focus on pedagogical language.
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W. L. Gordon
Baptist
Murmise
Ted Wy
Questioned lines and trivia from yesterday’s quiz
Answers cover authorship of a Shakespearean lament, the meaning of sesquicentennial, Cub gaining independence, the Mississippi’s drainage into the Gulf, and the British Commons name. Also provided are yesterday’s answers: William Henry Harrison, sesquicentennial meaning, independence method, Gulf of Mexico, and House of Lords.
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Cub
William Henry Harrison
Theodore Roosevelt
Wyoming
Instigators of Haiti Troubles File Charges
A group of political prisoners in Port au Prince allege that nearly a dozen American instructors of the Haitian farm extension service and two editors were implicated in the student strike crisis. They claim the educators earn salaries from four to five thousand dollars with extra expense funds, while failing to speak French and being unfitted for their work. The interview was conducted after a government crackdown on demonstrations and the Marine backed administration of President Louis Barn.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Dee 10
Hatt
Win
Randlal Lay
Louis Barn
Nilally
Stocks and gas firms report high gains and assets
Stocks rise as Company A opens a new basket pill at the State Armory. United Gas Company shows 13 20 082 gross revenue and 8 145 600 net earnings for the year, with 3 666 106 balance for dividends. Pennsylvania patrols arrest car owners, with 500 plus arrests in Allegheny weekly. Typhoid fever expected to drop by 300 cases, divorces filed in Erie county, and local social notes include a hunting trip return with eight point bucks and a Titusville bowling event.
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United Gas Company
State
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Philadelphia
Buck Crashes Into Machine Near Kane
A large buck bolted into a hunter’s rifle aim near Kane on the Roosevelt Highway. The deer was killed. the driver escaped injury. The Gothamire loaded the carcass, despite a hunter’s pleas, and drove to Kane where game warden Carl Benson halted the load and warned of possible damages suit.
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Kane
Here
New York
Mc Jewent
Carl Berson
Benson
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