Big Bills for Education to Blame Public Spending
The Corry Evening Journal reprints an editorial from the Saturday Evening Post criticizing rising educational costs. It cites New York State budget director Marlie Graves, notes per pupil costs rising from 69 to 137 dollars between 1920 and 1930, and argues much spending funds activities beyond core schooling. It warns that public schools have become costly, with grand campus buildings and extra facilities, while urging fiscal restraint and clearer focus on essential education.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball, Inc
48Th St
New York
Saturday Evening Post
Dourail
Marle Graves
Hie State
Aladdin
Hoover
Irismay
Taxe
Counry
Nero
Diana
Fragmented query on historical business names and dates
The user asks about multiple historical business questions involving Clyde B Wilcoxe Kat Tom Olver Brigham Pullett Dr H A Zahn Corry Electrical and Mamifactoring Company on Eagle street. The source text is unreadable and fragmented. no verifiable facts or dates are provided to generate a proper T S pair.
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Clyde B. Wilcoxe
Katon
Tom Olver
Phoenix
Brigham and Pullett
Dr. H. A. Zahn
Corry Electrical and Mamifactoring Company
Aagle Street
Hollywood Film Shop and Studio Swaps Ahead of Turnabout
Hollywood gossip lists Karl Dane and Polly Moran among now planning Joan Crawford and Gary Cooper in Turnabout with Cooper loaned from MGM to Paramount. Clark Gable moves to Paramount for No Man of Her Own, while Miriam Hopkins stars with him. Nancy Carroll signs 12 NBC broadcasts, Alice White joins Warners for Picture Snatcher with Cagney. Jim Thorpe rebuffs extra work, preferring regular pay.
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Leicester Wagner
Hollywood
Karl Dane
George Arthur
Polly Moran
Mark Dressler
Wally Bukry
Arthur
Tom Mix
Tony
Tarzan Weissmuller
Mikey
Minnie Mause
Joan Crawford
Gary Cooper
William Faulkner
Cooper
Paramount
Colleen
Moore
Meg-M
Clark Gable
Miriam Hopkins
Nancy Carroll
Trish Lass
National Broadcasting Network
Alice White
Warners
James Cagney
Slim Summerville
ZaSu Pims
Jim Thorpe
Nll
Guarantee for Farmers Draws Fire
Farmers face criticism over a proposed federal guarantee plan described by Leslie Eichel. The piece outlines a tax funded approach to stabilize prices for wheat, cotton, pork, and other products, with concerns about federal treasury burden and the need for wide tax participation. Additional proposals include government commissions, federal bank support, and consolidation of farm credit agencies to back land bank loans at lower interest.
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Leslie Eichel
Central Press
WSL
Sioux City
Journal
Phim
Wall Street
Federal Treasury
Met Jt
Iciantee Federal Wind Banks
Farm Loan Board
Tang Banks
End Serious Coughs With Creomulsion
Avoids germs with Creomulsion offering fast relief from coughs. The ad promotes a powerful remedy described as science based and pleasant to take with no narcotics. It guarantees a money back refund if symptoms persist regardless of duration.
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Greemulston
Cady
Edwin W Parshall dies at Warren in oil era life
Edwin W Parshall, longtime Warren resident and former Assemblyman, dies at his home after a long career as a Republican leader and oil operator. Born October 14, 181u, he married Belle Waters in 1872 and leaves two children, Clara and Marshall Parshall, plus grandchildren in New York City and Warren. He served in Harrisburg from 1887 to 1900, chaired the county Republican Committee, and was prominent in western oil development since Drake's discovery. Also noted: Jay Douglas, 67, dies at home near Sherman after illness. survived by wife Maggie, two sons Alfred and Glenn, four grandchildren, and two brothers. Funeral from home, Mina Cemetery, officiated by Rev J J Poland.
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Warren, Jad
Warren
Edwin W. Parshall
Ainetlett
Parshal
Hartisburg
Hartisburg From 1887 To 100, For 21 Cars He Wis Chairmain of the Republicge
Clara P Gildersteeve
Marshall Parshall
Lola Fender Hen
Pleasantville
Gilvives
Stanley P. Cildersleeve
New York City
Richard G Smith
Jay Douglas
Sherman
Farnt
Maggie
Alfred Douglas
Findley Lake
Glenn Douglas
Pred Douglas
North East
Roy Douglas
Capanduigue
Mina
Ruy. J
Poland
Sherman Community Church
Stops Cough Instantly With No Stomach Upset Claim
An old ad promotes a cough remedy branded as Brin-duline or Brinduline from Keisler's Cub Rate Drug Store. It touts two doses to stop a cough, promises no stomach upset or drug habit, and offers a money back guarantee.
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Filson
Keisler
Cub Rate Drug Store
Volpe Gang Stripped of Power in Western Pennsylvania
The Volpe clan of Wilmerding, once dominant in politics and liquor trade control, loses influence. Arthur James and Joan were jailed last July 28. Brothers Joseph and Louis held on $3,000 bond for court, Mallie sought on peace charge, Guy discharged. Joseph faces concealed weapon and assault charges. Lucarelli alleged the Volpes beat him when he refused access to a tin shop used as liquor storage.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Volpe
Wilmerding
Pennsylvania
Arthur
James
Joan
Shila
Wship
Joseph
Louis
Eie
Mallie
Lewis Lucarrelli
Wile Meting
Lucarrelli
Guy
Justice of the Peace
Bernard Volk
Volk
Louis Helit
Lucasteli
Lucurrelli
Volpes
Then.0 Uge
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel
An early 1900s style advertisement promises a morning energy boost by cleansing the liver bile with Carter's Little Liver Pills. It warns against laxatives and salacious tonics, touting two pounds of liquid bile daily and claiming improved digestion, cleaner skin, and brighter mood from the pills.
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Toul
Carter
Tech student dies in plunge after exam worries
Robert V. Stouffer a Pottstown PA fresh man in Carnegie Tech art school jumped from the Panther Hollow bridge in Schenley Parks dying in self harm. Six letters were found in his pockets two to his mother and one to others. He wrote there is nobody to blame but myself.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Robert V. Stouffer
Pottstown
Carneier Tech
Panther Hollow
Schenley Parks
O. S. Stouffer
Nort Charlotte
Mysel
Physician Active at 91 Ends 64-Year Practice
Dr. W. H. Felshaw, a physician for sixty four years, remains in practice though he gave up active work years ago. His longtime patients still seek his care, and call at his home for treatment despite his aged status and reduced duties.
Missionary Societies Meet at Dietzel Home
The Me Church mission societies held a Wednesday afternoon gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dietzel’s West Predenk street home. Thirteen members and one visitor attended the January meeting. Mrs. Robbins urged returning Christmas envelopes promptly. Mrs. Saxton reported a Christmas box to the Sheffield Home valued at $11. Dietzel and Mrs. Saxton served sandwiches and beverages.
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Suneues
Poe Methodist Episcopal Church
Harold Dietzel
West Predenck Street
O. J. Robbins
Lina J. Saxton
Sheffield
Saxton
Dietzel
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