Winter Sports Rise As Popular United States Pastime
The piece notes skiing as a peak popular winter sport across the United States. Railroads in New England and New York run special trains to snowy resorts for weekend outings, with large crowds and festive events in Kane and northern communities. Kids and families adopt practical dress and gear as winter recreation spreads beyond professional athletes to broad society.
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United States
New England
New York
Kane
Canty
Neighborly Americas opens doors to friendship with the United States
South American nations grow less distrustful of the United States and seek closer friendship. In Argentina thousands study English, read American media, and learn about U S customs. In Buenos Aires children sing American songs and act plays, while elders hear stories. Medical English courses and American music programs attract locals. American interest in South America rises as travel, study, and cultural exchange expand.
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United States
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Thitet States
T Wo
Spending the Bonus Why Veterans Will Spend Gonus Money
An Ameri can Legion estimate projects veterans will spend billions next summer, with 507 million on autos and 684 million on investments plus 518 million for homes and equipment. The prediction notes broader impacts on prices and debt while labeling the surplus as both debt payment and pump priming, though details remain guesses.
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American Legion
Marvin
Ship safety reforms urged after deadly voyage disaster
A call for thorough inspections of all ships at frequent intervals, strict boat drills and fire bills, and trained crew and passenger cooperation in emergencies. Responsibility should not be shirked by government, owners, operators, officers, crew, or passengers. A new role for public safety in promoting safe seas.
Tailored midnight suit takes Paris fashion stage
Paris this February sees midnight suits promoted by leading designers. The ensembles feature jackets with ankle-length skirts and bright blouses in velvet and satin, pairing with tailored jackets that can be removed for cocktails or dancing. Proponent Jean Paton showcases sheer flesh-toned blouses with iridescent shading and black antelope suiting. A fashion tip notes the suit’s versatility for cocktails and dances in spring.
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Paris
Tevena
Jean Paton
Army Honor Upheld in Rashkequ Case
In Rash kequ the military court acquitted an army officer who killed a man who insulted him in Budapest Hungary. The officer faced capital punishment but was cleared after the trial. The ruling underscores strict issues of self defense within military ranks.
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Bucarest
Hungary
Rash
Pastor Tries Chain Letter In Weymouth Mass
The Rev Adhit Webster of the First Universalist Church urges parishioners to send three chain letters to friends asking them to attend services and support church activities. The pastor cites belief in letters as a means to spread faith and community engagement.
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Weymouth
Mass
Adhit Webster
Streest
Hollywood dog motifs drive fashion in film star wear
Hollywood actresses explore canine inspired accessories from leather collars to dog miniature fobs. Madge Myers starts it with a press studded collar on Rin Tin Tin Jr. Mary Carlisle uses terrier miniatures as fobs and clips to suit, while Una Merkel pairs outfits with her dogs.
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Hollywood
Madge Myers
Metro-Goldwyn/Mayer
Rin In Tin, Jr
Rin Tin Tin, Jr
Mary Carlisle
Jeanette MacDonalds
Betty Purness
Scottie
Una Merkel
Founder of the First U S Hospital and Medical School
A. S. Thomas Bond, an American physician, founded the first hospital in the United States and helped establish his first medical school. He influenced medical practice in Philadelphia by introducing mercury use and securing funds with Benjamin Rush and Benjamin Franklin. Bond served as physician until his death.
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A. S
Thomas Bond
United States
Benjamin Rush
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Lee
Bond
Lis
Twenty Years Ago From Corry Journal Files February 1 1916
Twenty years ago items from Corry Journal include a stockholders meeting of the Corry Fair and Driving Park Association appointing a committee to meet Commerce Board representatives for next year’s outlook. A wagon attached to Corry Ice company toppled a mail box on Center street, damaging the tax paid, with horses unharmed. George Faulkner left Pennsylvania Gas to join Economy Cash Grocery, East Main street. A trip to Pittsburgh then Virginia and West Virginia was planned. Congressman Michael Lieb was seen in town en route to Washington. Guy King of Mansfield Ohio visits his parents for a short stay. Classified ad asks if you have a house to sell.
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Corry Fair and Driving Pare Association
W. W. Blair
C. J. Alexander
O. A. Stennett
Board of Commerce Anf
Corry Ice Company
Washington Street
Center Street
George Faulkner
Pennsylvania Gas Company
H. A. Mahaffey
Propaganda and the News and The Lorenzo Bunch
Review of Propaganda and the News by Will Irwin tracing journalism from early press to modern control and wartime propaganda with praise for its historic insight. Also covers Booth Tarkingtons The Lorenzo Bunch detailing four couples in an apartment setting and the evolving marriages among them.
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Will Irwin
Whittlesey House
Irwin
Ingin
Irvin
Pulitzer
Greeley
Bennett
Hearst
Raymond
Medill
Germany
United States Committee On Public Information
More Tales of Murder and a 35000 Mile South America Flight
Edmund Pearson reviews More Tales in Murder a compendium of 28 famous crime tales mixing fact and drama and horror including Jack the Ripper and Lizzie Borden while Claustia Granston narrates Sky Gypsy a 35000 mile air cruise around South America by the first woman to complete such a tour detailing scenery customs and the social backdrop of nations from Haiti to Mexico and back.
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Edmund Pearson
Janine
Smith & Haas
Pearson
Tellife
Jack the Ripper
Jessie Costello
Lizzie Boren
Claustia Granston
Southamerica
South America
Haiti
Guianes
Islan
Brazil
Amazon
Argentina
Andes
Chile
Peru
Panama
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Mexico
STAR SIGNALS FEBRUARY 4 Horoscope Notes and Dates
February forecasts note a favorable afternoon and good evening for the reader born May 2. The piece warns of morning low spirits and suggests caution with attire after August 24. It mentions financial aid from elderly people and a general interest in history of the Old World and New World.
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Ani
South Americion
Revival of philosophical attitude urged in long shots
A fragmentary note cites Lith well-known tinker Out of the Night Vanguard and FH J Muller on Jessup, endorsing a revived philosophic stance with references to eugenics and the test tube, hinting at a literary revival in a chaotic era.
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Dultaini
Oy O. BM. Jod
Vanguard
FH. J. Muller
Jessup
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