France calls Doumergue to save republic in crisis
Former French president Gaston Doumergue, aged over seventy, is urged from retirement to lead France as debt and budget woes threaten the republic. A longtime statesman, he has held multiple ministerial roles and led the Senate, with journalists predicting a possible return to power amid turmoil. Castor oil or jail echoes in Chicago as police discipline drunkards.
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Gaston Doumergue
French Republic
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Nimes
Paris
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Aiguez Vives
Lycee
Provence
Colonial Service
Cochin
China
Chamber of Deputies
Combes
Clemenceau
Briand
Barthou
Vbedauisé
de Vivians
National Defense
Friais
Italy
Germany
Chicago
Leon Bjetman
Burns San Cura Ointment Promises Fast Healing
An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as the best first aid for burns cuts and bruises. It claims relief from itching bleeding and piles and offers a money back guarantee after a 60 cent jar if unsatisfied. The copy emphasizes rapid sanitation and healing and urges readers to ask their druggist for the product.
Bobby Bowles Drives Film Car Through Dangerous City Traffic
Hollywood February 9 Bobby Bowles a veteran film and back driver recalls the riskiest work on camera. He describes running shots across railroad tracks dodging traffic at 70 to 30 mph and steering a heavy car through dust and desert winds while keeping horses in frame. Bowles notes he has never had a serious accident in seven years on the job.
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Vear Anjyen
Bobby
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Texas
Unecar
Botoy
Marie Dressler
Lie Bne Gap
Bob‘sy
Ramon Novarro
New Mexican Desert
Fashion Tips in Paris Color Contrasts for Ski Outfits
The piece notes bold color contrasts in ski wear at St Moritz led by Princess Violet of Montenegro and others like Susan Lenglan and Mrs Breasted. It highlights two and three color ensembles pairing blue with gray, green, red, and beige with orange, urging shoppers to experiment with vivid, contrasting palettes.
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Paris
Palace Hotel
St. Moritz
Violet
Montenegro
Italy
Suzanine Lenglan
Irs
Violent Breasted
London
Bill
Pamela Murray
Remarkable Corry Man Dies and Local News Roundup
Twenty years ago Asil M. Davis, a longtime Corry figure, died leaving two daughters. A farm fire near the city destroyed part of William Akau’s home. Rev. Walter Bernard Donohoe, former St. Thomas pastor, died in Franklin. Local council to discuss police code magistrate office and saving bill. Walter Lewis nearly struck at Erie crossing but escaped unharmed. A chicken pox outbreak hits Third ward school. many pupils dismissed. Jewel Mount visits St. Marys for Hew Elks home matters. Bert Scott travels to Meadville after visiting family. Mrs. Colegrove and Mrs. Stewart shop in Buffalo and Syracuse. Emmanuel church youth group holds a preliminary meeting for Emanuel Lergus project. organization postponed.
D A R Plans Dessert Bridge Event
Plans are underway for a dessert bridge by the Brolkenstrayg Valley Chapter D A R to be held at Mrs J H Castor's home on W Frederick street. The event will feature a dessert course at 30 o'clock followed by contract and auction bridge and visiting. Reservations may be made with Mrs Castor or Mrs McInnes, chair of the Ways and Means committee.
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Brolkenstrayg Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. H. Castor
W. Frederick Street
Washington
James McInnes
Castor
McInnes
Red stamp to curb bootleg liquor eyed by treasury
United Press reports next week the treasury department will push a red strip stamp on liquor bottles to prove empties are destroyed. Penalties loom for failure to erase the stamp as counterfeit risk grows with stamped quantities and quality noted. AAA plans new crop inventory forms after Feb 15 to aid farmers in tracking production and income across crops.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Myer
Bureau of Printing and
Enroving
AAA
Vinson
House
Naval Affairs Committee
France
Germany
Hitler
Italy
Mussolini
Sateen
Review of Ulysses and River God Highlights
United Press notes mixed reception of Joyce Ulysses after legal battles and rising sales. It praises Rivers God by Hyans Wall, lauds its southern narrative and the author’s soothing style, and lists five reprints in the Classics series with brief book notes.
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H. L. Mencken
Bysns Wall
Macauley
Mudeland
Ruth
Rutherford Delorme
Govici Friede
Chicago
Jan Hecht
Petronius
Procopius
Richard Atwater
Olympia
C. J. Ballet
Family Forced Out By Flames In Oil City Home Fire
Oil City residents Roy McClellan and his large family fled their Plum Street home after a January morning blaze started by attempting to thaw frozen water pipes. Firefighters faced a delayed water supply but containment was achieved. home heavily damaged with smoke and water damage.
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Feb
Roy McClellan
Plum Street
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Erie
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