Hollywood Film Shop records push baby naming trend
Hollywood reports a new baby named after Simone Simon highlights rising star power in the film industry. The piece notes Dietrich, Garbo, and Theda Bara waited years for such public recognition, contrasting Simon’s sudden impact with earlier stars and discussing the symbolic value of baby names in Hollywood lore.
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Hollywood
Aone
Simone Simon
Petite Princh
Simonn
Hagerstown
Babby
Simone
Marlene Dietrich
Foun Picures
Denver
Greta
Garbo
Theda Bare
Miss Bara
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Journal Flys
Twenty years ago items from The Journal recount a city power outage leaving Corry without electricity as engineers traced the fault to a line near Jackson Station and Erie. The edition notes machinery restarts at limited capacity and includes local items about business, travel, holidays and a funeral. The king cobra of India is noted as the world's most poisonous snake.
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Corry Electric Company
Jackson Station
Erie City Limits
India
Paris Styles Paris couture collection rejects short skirts
Paris designer Madeleine Yien continues to favor long graceful lines and theatrical silhouettes with tull skirts and back neck high fronts. The collection showcases Directoire influence, bold color notes from burnt orange to pheasant shade, and warm chocolate accessories. Tailored and sports wear are highlighted alongside country ensembles in blue red and grey plaids.
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Paris
Madeleine Yien
Vieynet
Resaing
Amar Furlalans
Directoire Limes
Athough
Vienne
Earle ends coal probe tour in Pennsylvania
Governor George H. Earle wrapped up a three day visit to the Woodles area inspecting hosts towns and illicit mining in Northumberland county. He heard from miners cler gymen and business leaders urging a fact finding commission to curb stolen anthracite and warned of possible state police and guards being used to stop the trade.
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United Press
Pottsvilild
George H. Earle
Woodles
Northumberland County
Muhundy City
Ban on Gambling Moves by City Mayor
Mayor Glen A. fighter announces a broad ban on gambling activities including slot machines punch boards gaming joints and bingo across the city. The move targets widespread unlawful games that prey on families and undermine public order despite police and authorities efforts.
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Gvarlds
Glen Afiller
Green Dye For Grass Gains Ground In Stadium Use
A dye used to keep grass green through autumn and winter is being tested to revive tired greens and may extend vibrant turf after rain. Discovered by the United States Golf Association, it revitalizes browning patches and resists snow, with potential for golf courses and major games. The dye’s cost is about five dollars per course and it lasts two to three weeks.
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United States’ Golf Association
Chemical Remvedy
Fiseast
Army-Navy
Philadelphia
Wittter
Notable Quiz Answers on History and Etiquette
Ulysses Grant was born in Ohio. The U S secretary of commerce is Daniel S. Roper. Pope Pius IX's personal name is Achille Ratti.
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Ulysses Grant
U. S
Pope Pius
Ohio
Daniel S. Roper
Achille Ratti
Bill's Place Post Office: Pennsylvania's smallest, highest site
Bill's Place claims the smallest post office building in Pennsylvania, perched at 1,938 feet along the Bedford Fulton County line. The post office, established June 1, 1835, sits in Fulton County with the main building in Bedford County. Since June 10, 1923 tourists on Route 30 along Lincoln Highway have shopped for souvenirs and novelties here, as no nearby post office facilities existed.
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Pennsylvania
Bedford Fulton
Fulton County
Bedford County
Dogs Trained for War Near Berlin
Dogs of many breeds are being trained for army work near Berlin. Whip pers are trained to carry messages behind the lines to tanks in No Man's Land. They are taught to locate specific targets and provide safe guidance under fire.
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Berlin
No Man's Land
Hawaii PTA Grows Fast, Reaches Over Nine Thousand
Honouliuli Hawaii's Parents Teacher Association is the fastest growing in America. In the last ten months membership rose by 4,000, bringing the total above 9,000.
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Hawaii
PTA
Honouulit
Parents Teacher Association
America
Lota
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Flies
Corry Journal
Goss
Gly Dowd
Ross Mead
North Center Street
Paulson
John Flanigan
Harry Craker
Spartinebure
James Mason
Toronto
Can
Hagel Knowlton
Mechanics Tnatitlite
Quo, Knowlton
West Smith Street
John Dempsey
City
Sharon
Patrick Dempsey
EARLE
Egypt
Bupppe
Vaelo Sam
Lans
Gor Gan
Ciuens
Washington
Franco
Spain
Walady
Aoyrié
Oscar Wilde
SEE
KNOW
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission
The
Federal Deposit Ins. Corp
Washington, D. C
Chapin's
Frank C. Chapin
Oil Creek Refining Company
East Main Street
Rebeca
Mim
Wade
SAE
Western
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