Governor Baris rejects replacement of Taulaitilahi chair
Governor George J H Baris refuses to replace Albert M Greenfield as chairman of a Pennsylvania commission for the LoCts anniversary celebration. He states no color bias will influence the plan and defends Greenfield’s suitability despite public calls. The piece criticizes xenophobic attitudes and urges equal rights for all citizens regardless of origin.
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George J H. Baris
Albert M. Greenfield
Taulaitilahi
Pennsylvania
Svary
Commonwealth
United States
Solerance
George H. Tarte
Bolshevism Vanishes and Stalin’s System Explained
Fragmented text surveys Bolshevism concepts and Stalinist shifts. It notes Russia abandoning pacifism, promoting social and economic changes, and redefining government by the proletariat toward a one man leadership and private capitalism within a “Communist” label. The piece hints at global revolutionary aims and the evolving face of Soviet policy under Lenin and Stalin.
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Cathyr Fhan
Vhimiges
Lenin
Stalin
Russia
Leenalion
Mormely Jarian
Dellipheid
Dietatursim
Ani Feiss
Roosevelt Era Court Clash Over Interstate Commerce Power
The article discusses a national debate on Congress power to regulate interstate commerce. It cites Roosevelt era plans to define federal authority, debates Supreme Court limits, and the push by lawmakers like Roosevelts to prevent legal barriers to New Deal policies. It notes political tension as the issue pits federal intervention against judicial restraint.
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Washington
Viner Werkins
Reasevell
Vutauk
Eallpower
aUbpruk
Carnipu Hk
O'Mahoney
Roosevelt
Jockey Congress
Supreme Court
Buenos Aires
Congress
Els City
Guisrtitel
prosperTi' Ibstle
Wall Steel
Criris
al Ugtls
Clewan
Roowevel
Supreme
Sitdin
Milas Porkihs
Pechoniu Saversigny
Venne
Wortington
Hollywood Film Notes and Industry Tidbits From Feb
Hollywood updates note Leopold Stokowski plans to split his time composing and arranging for pictures while Academy Awards selections draw from 882 liked pictures this year. Mary Pickford plans a touring stock company. Katherine Hepburn’s Mary of Scotland scene faced censor issues. Walter Winchell hints at studio shifts and left handed crews spark jokes.
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Hollywood
Michael Winlon
Wering Scotch
Kilta Inn
Rules Committee
Yles
Katherine Heppurn
Mary
Warner Oland
Fils
Mary Pickford
England
Ann Sotheen
Walter Winchell
Walter
Bert Bernie
One Minute Test Fragments and Advertised Remedies
The item blends humor and generic advice with fragmented phrases about a park, college committee actions, etiquette tips, and a Shakespeare quote. It mentions warnings against purgatives and promotes Lebanon Herb Tablets for gentle bowel movement, peppered with horoscope and moral reflections. The text reads like pasted clippings from a local page with inconsistent capitalization and stray typos.
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Lebanon
Eieteg
Stewart Says on Labor Reform and Spy Tactics
Charles P. Stewart reports on Secretary Penkins and Senator Wollette's plan to compel disclosure from employers and labor groups. The piece questions practicality, legality, and federal state limits as unions and companies clash over investigative powers.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Labor
Trances Perkins
Benator
Robert
Wollette
Mir
Penkina
Wisconsinadon
Penkins
Luv Wollette Committee
Tney
Old Mohawk Indian Medicine Offer With Quick Relief
A vintage ad promises savings on medicine with a limited time offer. It claims quick results within ten minutes, detoxifies the system, and improves stomach, kidney, and liver function. The offer highlights a discounted bottle at 49 cents, with a limit of three per customer and no pills needed.
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Gantsan
Condra Pharmacy
Old Mohawk Indian Tonic Promises Sudden Health Boost
The ad claims Old Mohawk Indian Tonic removes poisons from the system and relieves back ache bladder irritation and weakness. It purportedly strengthens nerves cleanses digestive organs improves appetite and acts as a diuretic while flushing toxins and reducing skin eruptions and fatigue.
Paris Styles Aris Designs Smart Wedding Dress of the Season
Maggy Row showcases a pale yory satin wedding gown with a fitted bodice, inverted V shoulder detail, and cowl neckline. The shellless white gown features a long satin skirt with a layered tulle train and a satin cap perched at the back, attracting attention from prominent winter brides.
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Aris
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New Orleans
Tulle Carsar
Stewart
Versins
Ferklus
TOR
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Genter St
SAVE
Paris
L Scott
Uganda
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SEE
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