Ill-Fated Dirigibles and Sound Labor Strategy
The article considers the Macon’s fate as the longest airship and asks if losses outweigh gains, noting Graf Zeppelin and Moekener. It argues for a balanced labor approach, favoring public work at prevailing wages to spur private employment while avoiding overpayment. It frames a plan to move idle workers from relief to private enterprise with strategic wage policy.
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Macon
England
United States
Ts Ia
Hugo Moekener
Arctic Circle
Birberia
Hias
Sesson
House
Friends of
Labor
Flexible capital talk on democracy and price reform
Anya Marriner S Beccles, governor of the Federal Reserve Board, argues that democracy requires a flexible cost and price structure. She urges agencies to compensate for drastic shifts and calls for looser business systems with elastic capital and wage arrangements to meet changing needs. The public remains hopeful.
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Weiter
Anya Marriner S. Beccles
Federal Reserve Board
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Busisana
Wuhan
Hollywood Film Shop By Norman B Deuel
Italian actor Tullio Carminati criticizes Hollywood egos as excessive and explains acting asinterpretation not creation. He recalls his own indifferent treatment by studios and notes that a leading man should value professional craft over personal fame. He jokes about being the longtime leading man to Miss So and So.
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Hollywood
Calif
Tullio Carminati
Carminati
Mina
Jim
Holly Wood
Colony
Studio
Hockey results mix up goals in Hartford region games
In Hartford Conn two teams played amid a goal misassignment. West Hartford High School beat Holyoke 21 while Hartford High School defeated Holyoke 7 and the Hartford Indians edged Windsor 1 to 0 on unearned goals.
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Hartford, Conn
West Hartford High School
Holyoke
Hartford High School
Hartford Indians
Windsor
Roosevelt portrait easel sighted at White House in jest
A visiting artist arrived at the White House with an easel wrapped in brown paper causing a guard to question the package. The artist explained it was an easel and the guard humorously asked if it could be alive. The piece also covers quick newsroom plans for Supreme Court gold verdict transmission and a whimsical dog walking device aimed at slowing dogs.
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United Press
Waishington
Roosevelt
White Holme
White House
Supreme Court
Fashionable Paris Dress Trends Spark Bold 1900s Styles
STAR SIGNALS PARIS reports a sweeping array of dress trends with long and short skirts, uneven hemlines, various hat styles, and bold sleeves. Fabrics range from corset materials to satin and net with lace, silk, and plaids. Accessories feature bell buckles, metal buttons, and enamel buckles, signaling a lively, novelty filled fashion wave.
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Paris
Paris Styles Feb 19 Horoscope Guide
The piece notes a troublesome energy in the morning and strong late energy, predicting salesmen may do better if prices are reasonable. It suggests broad minded, modern thinking amid a lying experience lasting through Feb 24, with favorable changes anticipated from March 10 to April 17. Aquarius and Pisces are highlighted for today.
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Tran
Hospitals Back Gov Eatle Budget Stirs Pennsylvania Hope
The Hospital Association of Pennsylvania credits Governor George Eatle with a budget plan that would aid hospitals, including Corry Hospital, by providing 7,500,000 in state funding. Officials say timely payments would avert closures, wage delays, and unpaid bills, safeguarding thousands of Pennsylvanians’ access to care.
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Pennsylvania
Corry Hospital
George H Eatle
Assatiatiu
Association
Ile Bennium
John N. Hattie
Pennsylvania Hospital
Mlnhy
Hatfield
Lion
Nut worth ten thousand sparks legal fight in Stamford
Mary 2 Hughes sues a Stamford chain store after slipping on a salted peanut that spilled from a silawcnse. She alleges injuries from the fall and claims the nut is valued at ten thousand dollars.
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Stamford
Mary 2
Hughes
TWENTY YEARS AGO From Journal Files February 18 1915
A collage of 1915 city notes covers crime theft at Adams Express Driftwood, dog poisonings, and a repeal debate on the all crew law. Marriages include Marcia Fitch at Unite Brethren parsonage. couple to farm near Spartansburg. Juries named Hugh Baker and others. police caution drivers. constable Jason C Smith marks 75th birthday. licenses granted for W H Bentley and Matella Skinner.
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Carroll
Goodwill
Mins
Marcia Fitch
Unite Brethren Parsonage
Spartansburg
Man's Gas Ailment Healed By Adlertia Claim
Local ad promotes Keister's Cut Rate Drug Store with a sensational claim that W L Adams suffered heart palpitations from gas after meals and that Adlertia removed all gas, allowing him to eat freely without discomfort.
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W. L. Adams
Adlertia
Keister
Books and stories critique and notices mix of novels
A survey of recent fiction and non fiction mentions includes Bound to Be Read by Gabriel Marlowe reviewed as a hast ilising horror tale set in London with a mother and musician son, Five Silver Budding by Harry Stephen Keeler praised as a puzzling crime yarn, Not Two Day by George Albes noted for its youthful protagonist and globe trotting setting, Seas Gicket by Margaret Lies set in an English countryside, Spying Still Goes 62 a compilation on espionage, The Tron Mother by Charles Braithant about a French village in the late 18th century, and Had Two Teeth at Birth in Klamath Falls with a local birth note.
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Harry Stephen Keeler
BEP, Dura, & Co., Inc
Englissh
Charles Braihant
Pargny
Gutstan
Ing
Marlise Beraud
Maylise
Alme
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Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representative
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Real Estate Trust
Philadelphia
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Hollywood Film Shop
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B. Deuel
Washington
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Iistake
Mary Knight
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Earle’s Stand
Scott
HALE
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Sre Hassan
Europe
City Commission
All Crew
Adams Express Company
Driftwood
Ross Mead
Hugh Baker
O. W. Pollett
Charles Kinley
Willard Miles
Mark Stuka
DeRosay City
Davis
Jason C. Smith
Second Ward
Recorder Hassett Malay
W. H. Bentley
Matella Skinner
Bots
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Chapin’s
Chapin's
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
Gabriel Marlowe
Harcourt & Co
Swift
Suanner
London
George Albes
Wisconsin
Knopf
China
Africa
Claudine Witter
Pires
Positien Boss
Wall Streat Gamier
Seas ‘Gicket
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Faye
Miss Iles
Mr. Prettyman
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