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Abolish Submarines Or Limit Them For Security
Restricted submarines dominate naval talks as Britain and America clash over abolishing the warships. France and Japan resist. a compromise on smaller defensive subs may curb aggression. The editorial argues abolishing subs would best protect international security and naval decency if feasible.
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America
Britain
France
Japan
Un Delinquent Children in the Modern World
Ray Lyman Wilbur argues labeling youths as delinquent is misguided. He recalls stealing watermelons as a kid and notes modern life deprives children of wholesome chores and adventures. Parents should channel energy into constructive outlets rather than stigmatizing mischief.
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Ray Lyman Wilbur
Armament and Prosperity in London Conference
A leading American business authority argues that naval arms talks in London show progress toward arms reduction. He states that warship production harms overall industry in the long run, noting reduced armament costs would lower taxes and promote peaceful, prosperous industry. A London victory for sanity and peace is seen as boosting prosperity.
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London
Can’t Be Ourselves Fian Brings Unhindered Humanity
A fragmented phrase hints at a commentary on human behavior and the hindrances of false teachings. It mentions Wonjan's Fiome Companion and a desire for more honest expression, though details are sparse and unclear from the readable text.
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Fian
Wonjan
NuBone Corset Co to Move Plant to Corry
At an adjourned stockholders meeting the NuBone Corset Company agreed to relocate its plant and belongings to Corry the move set for around April 1. The Cham ber of Commetes of Corry will oversee the transfer. The Corry Water Supply Co has expanded its land holdings to secure water supply, purchasing Bowman estate land extending toward Serota road. Nearby thaw reports note woodchuck activity resuming. L A Croke is very ill at home on North Center Street. Misses Myron Thomson and Nellie Hyde left for a two week trip to several eastern cities, while John Brew and Owen McCarthy, Penny officials, visited for railroad interests.
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NuBone Corset Company
Meadville
Chamber of Commetes of Corry
Bowman
Corry Water Supply Company
Serota
Answers to yesterday's questions and trivia
A compact set of yesterday's Q and A. The questions cover topics from camel humps to X-ray discovery. Answers identify clergy loan restrictions, a misprint attempt, blood color descriptions, William Jennings Bryan, and aviation leadership claims among United States, France, England and Germany.
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United States
Henry
William Jennings Bryan
United, States
France
England
Germany
Boiling Point Of Water At Low Pressure
A problem asks the boiling point of water at 74 millimeters of atmosphere. It notes the boiling point is lowered by 0.17 degrees for each millimeter drop in pressure. The item includes a consumer arithmetic puzzle about prices and percentages, mixing unrelated calculations with a mention of yesterday's answer totaling money and percentages.
Daily Lessons in English Notes from W L Gordon
Language guide covers correct subject verb agreement and spelling. It highlights common errors such as Every one versus singular, mispronounced Milch for mill, and misused synonyms. Includes vocabulary building with today’s word Derisive and a brief note on Mrs Rowe of Titusville visiting the city on business.
Who Is He Charles Evans Hughes Jr Declares Resignation Image
The piece notes Charles Evans Hughes Jr resigns as U S solicitor general as his father is named to succeed Taft as chief justice. Born 1884, he excelled in public speaking at Brown University and served in World War I as a private then second lieutenant. He is devoted to law, opera and concerts, plays piano and tennis, and avoids politics.
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Charles Evans Hughes, Jr
U.S
William Howard Taft
Supreme Court
Brown University
Readers Club Discusses America's Gift to Architecture
The weekly Readers Club met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Alice Phelps's home on West Pleasant Street. Twelve members attended. Mrs. Clara Osborne presented the paper titled Americas Gift to Architecture, read with interest. Mrs. Phelps reviewed Laughing Boy. Mrs. Sandburg will host next week as all members are invited to attend.
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Alice Phelps
West Pleasant Street
Rell
James
Clara Osborne
America
Phelps
Fraternity Exonerated in Jamestown High School Initiation
Jamestown reports no charges will be filed against members of a high school fraternity after an investigation. Leonard, assistant district attorney, and the chief of police questioned physicians and initiates, finding nothing improper in the initiation. Carlson, son of Charles Carlson, is recovering from abdominal surgery and had a hernia before initiation.
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Jamestown
Jonn
Leonard
Ssistant
UN Win
Carlson
TIS Woutengen
Lennard
Charles Carlson
Veteran Jason C Smith turns 91 in quiet city observance
Jason C Smith celebrates his 91st birthday in the city today. The Civil War veteran, sole survivor of the 10th Independent New York Sharpshooters, was born near Lander in Warren County and was honored at home with Charles Hilpin and family hosting. The unit recruited at James Town, soldiers supplied their own rifles and gear.
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Smith
Charles Hilpin
West Irving Street
Smaithe
Mr. Smith
Lander
Warren County
Isis
Tth
New York
Jamestown
Northward Spring Migration Report of Birds Arriving
A dated survey lists numerous species arriving or passing through as spring begins, with timelines from February through early April. Notable entries include Mallard, Canvasback, Woodcock, Sharp-shinned Hawk, Cooper’s Hawk, Red-winged Blackbird, and Robins, among others, with notes on rare migrants and regional variation. The piece also mentions heightened interest among nature lovers, and cites a Game Commission bulletin offering guidance on attracting birds and constructing feeding and nesting provisions.
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Tatler
Board of Game Commission
Emmanuel Guild Supper Planned at Seopa Church
The Emmanuel Guild will host a supper Saturday evening at Seopa Church celebrating George Wellington's birthday. Menu includes chicken mole, trusted potatoes, gravy, scloped corn, cabbage slaw, pick jelly, bread and butter, cherry nil coffee. Tickets cost seventy five cents. meals served from five o'clock.
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George Welington
Bovmanuel Gully
Mle
Aoncand
San Cura Ointment and Soap Featured in Local Ad
An old town advertisement touts San-Cura Ointment for burns scalds cuts and bruises and San-Cura Soap for chapped skin and minor ailments. Local customers including Mrs Harry Gibbard of Cambri and Gilbert Hard claim quick relief and multiple uses from dressing wounds to soothing skins. Prices listed show 60c and 1.20 for ointment and 25c for soap.
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Harry Gibbard
Cambrias
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