Dr Irving Fisher Explains Depression At Harrisburg
Yale economist Dr Irving Fisher outlined the depression's causes and remedies in Harrisburg. He argued over indebtedness, not overproduction, drove the downturn and warned that rising dollar value hurts debtors. He proposed monetary reforms including bi metallic standard or a government valued dollar to stabilize purchasing power.
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Irving Fisher
Harrisburg
Yale
Fisher
Dr. Fisher
Germany
America
Unite States
Banc
Bankeos
Wisher
Acust
Bryan
Fisher argues Sweden used mixed index for kroner gains
Yale economist Dr. Fisher criticizes past Swedish policy and U S monetary aims. He credits Sweden with a 55 week deviation of a fraction of a point, cites bank actions in cushioning the Great Depression, and argues for a mid path valuation balancing commodity and boom-era values. He condemns technocracy and urges taxsupported education reform. He warns against retrenchment in public schooling and champions broad curricula.
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Dr. Fisher
Sweden
Venius Bank
Fisher
United States
Yale
Wédersf
Bbanks
Wisher
Benjamin Strong
Tech- Rai
Wieke
Defense of the Findings and Critics in Education Debate
A debate roars as the Pennsylvania State Education Association defends its education program against calls to curtail in the name of reforms. The piece questions the origins of cited facts and frills and asks when local figures operated notable enterprises. It cites Tom Brown at the Ford Garage and D L Bracken by bicycle among other questions about community venues and routines.
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Pennsyvania State
EM Lion Association
Pennsylvania Association
Pennsylvaniaa State Education Association
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files January 17 1913
Twenty years ago items from the Journal recount local events in Erie, Union City, and surrounding areas. The note recalls a road survey drive, a shoplifting case in Unicity, high school faculty dinners, engine trouble at an Ajax plant, and several small notices including a finger loss accident, a home club gathering, decorating of new residences, a Corry Vacuum Co delivery, a Franjelin High school game, surgery for Mrs Greenlee, rapid brick work on a Keleher building, and the first University Extension Course by Dr W A Elliott.
Bottle tossed from steamer found in Scotland
A bottle sealed in a hote and thrown from a steamer in mid Atlantic last Tuesday by George Thomson of Brookline Massachusetts was recently found by George D. Steele of Inverness, Scotland, according to word received here.
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Brookline
Mass
U. P
mid-Atlantic
George Thomson
George D. Steele
Invernshire
Scotland
Record price paid for light in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas Ney News Hal D. Taylor a colored corn doctor was fined 50 dollars for stealing a flashlight that sold for one dollar. The incident notes a price paid for a light and the minor theft charge in a brief local report.
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Las Vegas
Ney
U. P
Hal D. Taylor
Stabilize Currency in a World of Debt and Debasement
The piece argues that credit governs national life and that debased currencies and tariff walls erode prosperity. It calls for currency stabilization, debt readjustment, reduced tariffs, lower armaments, and tax cuts to revive spending and confidence, noting evolving shifts toward state-led wealth distribution amid a broader move to state capitalism.
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United States
Oly
2000 Engineers Assist in Technocracy Survey
United Press reports a decade long technocracy project run by a core group of scientists led by Edward Scott with 2000 engineers, research workers and university staff aiding energy survey efforts across North America. Two New York laboratories at Columbia University and a midtown site draft charts while salaries come from unemployment relief funds.
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Otis Renown
United Press
New York
North American
Edward Scott
Technocracy
Dai Hitchéouk
Scott
Energy Survey
Uritay
Exporocs Us Te Teehnocracy
New York City
wPlant No
Columbia University School of Industrial Engineering
Wwho
Ginson
Tyate
Hollywood Film Shop Scene Draws Cameras on Celebrities
Hollywood reporters chronicle a boom in candid shots along Hollywood Boulevard. Photographers chase intimate, unposed moments of stars like Jeanette MacDonald, Joel McCrea, Greta Garbo, Charlie Chaplin, and Peggy Hopkins Joyce, while others like Wallace Beery and Helen Hayes dodge the lens. A playful note recalls past blunders and casting quirks, including Universal’s dog star idea for Paul Lukas and a crew of Broadway chorus alumni.
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Leicester Wagner
United Press
Hollywood
Hollywood Boulevard
Jeanette MacDonald
Joel Mcores
Wallace Beers
Ann Harding
Matlené Dietrich
Charlie Chaplin
Constance Bennett
Greta Garbo
Criple
Marquis
Palaise
Helen Hayes
Bebe Daniels
Ben Lyon
Indhance
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Peggy
Paramount
Orient
Rudy Vallee
Universal
Paul Lukas
Dog
James Cagney
Pat O'Brien
Ralph Bellamy
Alaa Hale
Jack Oake
Russell Hopton
Noel Madison
Stanley Kields
Broadway
Wiynne Gibson
Sim Wooden
China
Metal Dogs
Parmint Promises Quick Relief for Catarrhal Deafness
An advertisement touts Parmint as a remedy for catarrh and head noises. It claims blood relief for catarrh sufferers and instructs readers to mix one tablespoonful four times daily with hot water and sugar, promising relief from nasal congestion and breathing trouble.
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Keister
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Henderson Piano Store
G. M. Hate
Erie
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Breene
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Beecher
Birchholt
Dayles
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Ajax
Leslie Durlin
Py L
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York Street
Bingham
Corry Wacuum Cleaning Co
Franjelin
State Armory
Sophia EH. Greenlee
Kirleville, Mo
Secon
Keleher
W. A Biliott
Allegheny College
Ocean
By Leslie Eichel
Gentral Press
Weiter
Vicks VapoRub
Vince Cousk
Hoover Dam
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J. A. Bryan
Hollywood Film Shop
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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