Markets Set Record Lows During 1932 Slump
United Press reports 1932 markets hit new lows as fear and debt burdens restrained recovery hopes. European gold withdrawals, European currencies including the pound and franc slide, and U.S. price declines press on amid political shifts and signaling a cautious path to 1983.
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America
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Pacific
Japan
Stow
Lecger
Cour
Creomulsion Promises Quick Cough Cure Properties
A vintage advert touts Creomulsion with creosote as a powerful remedy for coughs colds and bronchitis. It claims long standing use by doctors with no harm and promises money back if relief isn’t felt after following directions. The ad urges keeping Creomulsion on hand for urgent use.
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Howe
Permits Show Hunting Drops During 1931
United Press reports fewer Americans hunted in 1931, with about 561,308 fewer hunting licenses issued than 1930, a record decline. Total licenses 6,343,626, revenues down to 9,867,352 from 10,017,564 as states like New York, Pennsylvania, and Maine led license counts. drought and higher fees cited.
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Agriculture Department
Mariona
New York
Pennsylvania
Maine
Resigns from Oil City Council and new appointments
Arthur Martin resigned from the Oil City Council and was made water department manager at the regular meeting on Monday night. Joseph A Angove, 180 Willis, a well known official of the National Franstt Pump and Machine Co, will succeed Mr. Marlin as director of parks and public property. Changes take effect December 1, 1922, with Angove to be elected to the council at a meeting soon.
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Wyllis
Pranstt Pump and Machine Co
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Angove
New Year's Release Awaiting Gandhi in India
London dispatch notes thousands of political prisoners in Indian jails, including Mahatma Gandhi, likely to be released on New Year’s Day. Sir Samuel Hoare believes jail delivery is needed to secure a fair hearing for Britain’s Indian federation proposals amid tense licensing changes across several states.
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Aged Man Ends Life In Jamestown Home
A 70s or older man, Charles D. Harder, shot himself in a third floor room at 21 East Second Street, Dolan block. Police found him seated in a chair with a twelve gauge shotgun near him. Officers recovered letters suggesting relatives in Jamestown and Buffalo.
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Charles D. Harter
Axe Levin
George A. Arnold
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Mahl ‘Tyler
Hopkins Street
Buffalo
Little Valley
Couple to Observe Gothic Anniversary on Dutch Farm
Warren December 28 today marks the sixtieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Christian Groseh. The aged couple have spent most of their years on their Dutch HM farm. They visited Christmas Day with their son Pred Grasch and family on Prospect Street and plan to stay several weeks with their daughter Mrs. David Cro and family in Pruntlin.
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Christian Groseh
Pred Grasch
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Freya Cross
Fitisburgh
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