The Second Inaugural Address in Roosevelt Era Tone
The piece compares inaugural addresses of Lincoln Wilson and Roosevelt, praising Roosevelt's Four Year Second Inaugural delivering a hopeful, moral appeal while avoiding sharp political references. It notes the wartime mood, hopeful temper, and calls for steadfast virtue amid national challenges.
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New York Times
Lincoln
Ubavsiv
Listeoin
Woodrow Wilson
Germany
Wilson
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
Roosevilt
Philadelphia
Nile
Sind
Cd Bry
Full Dinner Pail Hazards At Rail Crossing Unaddressed
The article notes dangerous conditions at the P. F. R crossing near the Erie tracks, with limited lighting and obstructed visibility from freight cars and the station. It cites recent near misses and asks Council to consider extra safeguards on Hirst Avenue to prevent future accidents during evening train movements.
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Alghman
P. FR. BR
Hy Council
Hirst Avenue
Risity
Erie Railroad
Train Crossing Safety Under Question At First Avenue Crossing
A disrupted Thursday evening incident at the First Avenue crossing raised safety questions about the Beilrad thoroughfare. Local authorities emphasize the need for adequate protection at the crossing during late hours as train movements continue to occur after dusk.
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Saat
Paris Ski Fashion Shows New Winter Sport Attire
In Paris the winter sports craze drives demand for new ski clothes from French and Swiss makers. The collection features tan yellow and brown tailored wool shirts, brown plaid jackets resembling a man’s coat, brown wool socks, leather belts, lace-up gabardine gaiters, and a range of jackets sweaters and coats. Lightweight brown suede shoes complement outfits for dancing and social events.
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Paris
Pom Lovee
Alps
Toray's Fashion Tif Ips Lours in New Sii Pants Era
The text notes that lours are the most popular style in the new sii pants. It mentions earliest Berlish rulers such as Beghert Ethelwulf Ethelbald Æthelped Edward Edmund Ettred and a following order.
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TORAY
Beghert
Ethelwulf
Ethelbald
Æthelped
Edward
Edmund
Ettred
Casting Directors Weigh Fans In On Star Roles Says Lew Schriber
At Rolwyswood California Sun 23 a Century Vox casting director Lew Schriber argues fans dictate star roles more than box office. Simone Sion earns adulation from scholars to students for her safe romantic image in Girls Daminatory and Woman Wise. Letters to stars reveal questions about beauty and acting, while industry types like Arline Juige and Katherine DeMille pop up in discussing screen to stage appeal.
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Rollyswood
Calif. Sun
Lew Schriiber
Schriber
Century-Vox
Simeone Sion
Msander
Simone
Aud
Erice
Yule
Saya Schrober
Gilue Bayo
Lehr
Gilmilee
Sucvess
Ne Lang
Sebriber
June
Vertis
Gil
Rachele Huyvin
Séphisiicates
Ini Eharacter
Tans
Arline Ju
Twenty Years Ago Read From Journal Files 1917
Transcribed journal notes from January 22 1917 recount local events in Erie. Thawypsor leaves for Suffren New Jersey to join American Brakeshe company and reports the municipal building closure. Police report an arrest and measures to curb illicit liquor sales amid roaming foreigners. L Baker, tied to Erie county duties, seeks county judge post. Frank Ross sustains a dislocated shoulder after a collision near North Center Street. Mrs Carsling Keppel buys real estate at Pleasant Street and First Avenue. A Malley visits Erie briefly and C A Erickson attends to business interests in the city.
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Davis
Patrolmien
L. Baker
Towney Tere
Erie City
Commission
Mie
What city is called the Windy City and more
The text lists questions and answers about city nicknames and U S government bodies, noting Chicago as the Windy City. It mentions the West, paper tors of Lily government and compares washington and Baltimore, with hints on etiquette and a brief horoscope and wisdom snippet.
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Windy City
United States
Washington
Baltimore
Civil service reform under A Roosevelt era
The author argues for a cautious approach to federal reform, criticizing broad reorganization plans as risky. He favors stiff competitive exams, interdepartmental interchange, and merit based promotion, while warning against sweeping changes that could derail civil service morale and efficiency. The piece discusses the Roosevelt era context and potential conflicts with ongoing policy debates.
Brownlow civil service plan urged as English model
Government reformers favor the English civil service system as a blueprint for a more efficient, careerist U S service. The Brownlow program aims for a near permanent corps, protections from political changes, and higher salaries for top officials, with Byrd advocating economy alongside efficiency.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
all _ titiee
Atlantic
Brownlaw
Roosevelt
Congress
Brownlow
England
Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
Civ
Local political muddle and civic notes at Corry
A jumble of local items reports the Republican and Democratic parties in a quandary over a mayoral contest, plus references to Bremer Cohen Coals teams, Rotarians funding a hospital project, and efforts by new Men’s Bible Glass to grow. Other notes cover a possible Golden Rule Club presidency change, a Building and Loan Association shift, a Legion bingo income, a police station incident, and various residents and officials attending events and filings.
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Bremer
Cohen, Coals Girls
Rotarians
Bby
Olly W. Bracken
Moexis Chapin
Golden Rule Club
Corry Building and Loan
Am Ips
American Legion
John Lay
Sai
Jeth Sullivan
Sal- Fabian Army
Artiur Colegrove
Tournal
Franklin D Roosevelt
Heinz
Gerald Page
Cotronbus
City Stork
Suver Springs
Pla
Irs
A. W Rauscher
Spring Street
del Darting
Anna Drobneck
Gof
Erie
Margaret Jane King
Montghmery
Ward
Corry-Tamestown
Gerald Skinner
Steve Richardson
Columbus
Charles Prezingk
Union City
Roosevelt
Tocal
Catasauqua History and Native Name Explained
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission presents facts about Catasauqua including its Native name origins meaning water and dry land, and notes Jonn Thomas Taylor as a signer of the Declaration of Independence. The piece blends place lore with a historical homesite and a misquoted Greek belief amid references to reforms and a 1937 copyright note.
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Catasauqua
Jonn
Thomas Taylor
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Unising
Suffren
N. J
Américan Brakeshe Company
Vnetnttely
Ross
North Center Street
Carsling Keppel
Patterson Real Estate Agency
Nathaniel Stone Propinky
Pleasant Sire and
First Avenue
WW. A. Malley
C. A. Erickson
Nat
Pérgins
Chicago
Til
Mayor Council
Orratesian
Jay Franklin Washington
Jin
UN World Court
Dinstein
Orerry Byrd
Bywd
Brookings Istitute
Hoover
Roservoll
Rockefeller
Byrl
Wells
Mreary Rigai
Rengavelt
Gledning Ovat
Department of the Interiay
Department of Agricultuce
Interior Department
Henry Wallace
Harold
Friends of Conservation
Rowevills
Scott Scuried
Kenya
East
Waihe
Adilay
Wiig
Stewart
SEE
KNOW
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission
Howman
Baller
Han
Registar
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