Boston Censors and Senate Spin in 1930s era column
National Advertising Representative details appear before a Boston censorship piece listing banned works by Wells Russell and Hemingway among others. The essay critiques Boston’s role as literary censor and contrasts it with the Senate’s filibuster tendencies and parliamentary delays in a Hoover era context.
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Boston
HG Wells
Bertrand Russell
Count Keyserling
Conrad Aiken
Teodore Drelaer
Sherwood Anderson
St. John Erving
Ernest Heminway
May Sincair
Upton Sinclair
Sinclair Lewis
Game of Correct English Excerpt by W L Gordon cha rts quiz items
Language exercise list asks about sentence correction pronunciation spelling and word choice from a 19th century style guide. It includes questions on punctuation misused words and homophones with parts of speech and fill in the blanks. Answers to yesterday's exercises reveal terms like amendment chatter and hostility along with examples and corrupted OCR text.
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E.r. T.t
Two Entéles and the Space Between Them
Problem from a 1910s newspaper asks for the area between the centers of two 20 ft diameter circles placed so each center touches the other. The rest of the fragment notes the death of Dr. Snodgrass, Meadville’s oldest practicing physician, aged 71, after illness, survived by his widow and one son.
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Dr. Snodgrass
Meadville
Tory
New UW Brakeshie Company Forms with Officers
Twenty years ago a news brief reports the formation of the UW Brakeshie Company with officers President Louis Atinthes Vice President Elmers P. Mavis Searstary Treasurer J B Austin General Manager J J Ressler and a directors group. The firm sought a plant at Walton New York to obtain immediate orders while the Corsy plant is built.
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Brakeshie Company
Louis Atinthes
Elmers P. Mavis-Searstary
J.B Austin
J. J. Ressler
Hie
John SB Reiltings
Sheffield area looting minstrelsy rehearsals and warehouse thefts
Readable items describe rehearsals for a Veterans of Foreign Wars minstrel show in Sheffield led by Charles Hoffmaster at the VFW home on West Washington street. Also noted: federal investigation into a 100 case whiskey stock at a warehouse on 10th and Gerren streets, with Mrs Munson and her husband implicated, and calls for disabled veteran jobs and broader compensation reform in Washington.
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Sheffield
U.S
10Th
Gerren
Monuy
Grave Munson
West
J Street
Jethlan Sram
Munson
Wis
Archie W. Thompson Post
Veterans of Foreign Wave
Charles Hoffmaster
West Washington Street
Washington, D.C
National Legislative Committee
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
Edwin S. Bettelein
Ehaire
V. Flw. Legislative Committee
Local Society Notes and Property Transactions Highlight Evening
Mra Judson Carnellie entertained the Cule Leaf Club at her home on N Genter Street. Gordon and Son purchased gray Perederon horses. The Raymond Mfg Co. bought stock, machinery, and equipment of Box Mix Co. spring department and moved to Hust Church Street. Rolland Van Tassell moving to Wm Brown place. Jackman returns to his farm. A postal card shower honored Mrs J A Loste on her 71st birthday.
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Mra
Judson Carnellie
Hey Home
N. Genter Street
Gordon and Son
Benverdany
Raymond Mfg. Co
Box Mix. Co
Hays
Shedr
Hust Church Street
Rolland Vani'Tassell
Corwin Jackman
Fragmented historical quiz prompts on monarchy and geography
A garbled set of questions asks which English monarch had the longest reign which island gained independence via the Spanish American War what is the weight of a carat which city is the oldest in the world and what is Seward's Folly also mentions Thomas Yafterson in a jumbled format.
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Seward
Thomas Yafterson
Changes Announced At Titusville PRR Offices
A number of changes were announced at the Titusville offices of the PRR yesterday, including the transfer of Supervisor May Ian Jones to serve as assistant to the division engineer.
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Titusville
Ian J. Jones
Vote on Jones bill tomorrow in House action
Washington edition reports the House rules committee favored the Jones bill setting a maximum five year sentence and an $11,000 fine for violation of prohibition laws. The measure is expected to be brought up for consideration tomorrow.
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Milioh Cildwell
Mali
Mbou Lown
Becauke
Cromwell
Texas
Amarien
San Angelo
Tex
Cromyel
Shefield
Ruben Calt
New York
Sheffield
Williamssport
Ateer
Hucke
Washington
Hajiss Rules Committee
House
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