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In Good Company Over Public School Finances
The Journal cites support from educators amid criticism of unions and a push for simpler, more affordable schooling. It highlights the Public Ledger editorial praising Mr Thomas Gates for advocating basic education and warns against overelaborate curricula, urging the return to the main educational path.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
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Corry Journal
Opportunity to restore Columbus Fond near Brokenstean dam
A neglected chance for state backed development of natural resources proposes reviving the Columbus Fond. With a sturdy water flow and basin, a few thousand dollars could restore the old mill dam and pond, turning it into a bass and perch propagating site. A united, well organized local movement is needed to fund and implement restoration, leveraging the region’s enduring water advantage.
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Brokenstean
Tiese
Rome ruins expedition uncovers ancient market forum
Students of early Roman history and followers of archaeology will read with interest of an expedition led by Dr. Jotham Johnson of Philadelphia representing the University of Pennsylvania. The team has unearthed an ancient marketplace and a complete forum with temples in what is described as the most thorough discovery of its kind.
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Jotham Johnson
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Ancient Minturno site yields vast Roman-era artifacts
Archaeologists unearth an amphitheatre aqueducts shipping warehouses and dockyards at the buried city of Minturno about 90 miles from Rome. The discovery reveals thousands of coins and priceless statuary dating to the 1st century BC, promising new details about civilizations prior to Rome.
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Minturno
Rome
Relief fund in Corry rated sound and well managed
A survey of relief work in hundreds of cities notes Corry Relief Fund and local resources are operating efficiently. It acknowledges rising needs beyond earlier estimates, with 41 agencies showing total emergency demands of about 26 million dollars and a developing 18 million dollar deficit. County aid remains a key support.
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Corry Relief Fund
Elswhere
Corry
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Five-year-old burns death in gasoline lamp explosion
The five-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Archie Foster died and four adults were severely burned Saturday night when a can of gasoline placed on a hot stove by Mr Muster exploded at their home near Condersport.
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Muster
Condersport
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Local Journal Files
Entries recount 1912 events from Seliramiing & Reids store break in on South Center, guardian Colburn for Woodman Circle, Dawson Brothers burglary attempt, train damages case settled near Summit, a 60 day jail for assault, injuries from sidewalk fall, appendicitis surgery at Wattsburg, a leap year dance by Daughters of Tsabella, George W. Capwell selling a firing business, Mrs. Palmer injured near home, a T. O. D. Club gathering, sleighing aiding Shreve Chair logs transport, Paul Greller’s Chicago trip return, C. R. Rogers visiting Warren for a building project, and Brown couple visiting in Buffalo.
Warren Boy Struck by Bat Dies in Borough Youth Baseball Incident
Ten year old Clair Springer of Warren Pennsylvania died after a bat slipped from 14 year old Harry Young striking Springer in the abdomen during a youth baseball game. Coroner’s report cites a sore left thumb as contributing factor to the mishap. The boy collapsed within sight of his home and died en route to a physician.
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Lad
George Young
Sheffield
E. Lowrey
Young
Springer
J. P. Nelson
Odor Theory and the Odorous Substances
The odor theory posits that odor is the volatile portion of a substance perceptible by the sense of smell. It holds that odor sensation arises from chemical radicals termed gamorphic groups combining with osmiocerptors in the nasal membrane.
France to Stand Firm at Geneva Parley on Disarmament
Paris reports France will demand equal security guarantees before any disarmament, rejecting unilateral cuts. Briand Memoranda outline forces: active army 401,440. colonial troops 248,060. gendarmerie 98,683. navy and coastguard 42,964. air and overseas 42,964 total 724,378 under arms. French fleet tonnage 628,608 with 256 warships including an aircraft carrier. France argues arms, navy, and air are interdependent and must be guaranteed collectively.
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United Press
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Lemgive of Nations
Aristide Briand
Germany
Russa
League
Francé
Great Britain
Briand
Yague
Ad comes to Warren to spend afternoon with Dick Huber
A brief notice reports an advertisement directing someone to Warren to join Dick Huber for an afternoon gathering. No further details on time, place, or purpose are provided in the readable text.
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Warren
Dick Huber
Africa Adventure And French Revolution Books In Spring Lists
A column reviews adventure and history titles from popular writers. Frederick O’Brien’s Congo tales are noted as vivid but unequal, while Martin Johnson’s Congo camera hunt in Congorilla is praised for simplicity. Other featured books include Clarence Darrow’s autobiography and Theresia Cabarrus’s scandal biography with a noted Morgan Cunnington debut Heaven is a Hat. Radgar Wallace’s The Man at the Carlton is praised as the author’s best.
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United Press
Armchair Exploration
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O'Brien
Martin Johnson
Congo
Immans
Warren
Putas
Scribners
Clarence Darrow
Sidney B. Whipple
Theresia Cavarrus
Vanguard Press
Reparty
Morgan Cunnington
Radgar Wallace
Carlton
Crime Chile
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Tim Jordan
London
Himty Aattle
England
Lou Daney
Erie athlete exonerated from robbery inquiry
Reginald Pete Bowen a 26 yearold track star along with Thomas Cooper 24 and Carl Tieman 19 were released after police questioned them about a store robbery in Erie Trib Pa. Bowen another two youths were released after investigators found no link and noted the car matched only a description. Cigarettes were stolen. robbers fled with the cash register. Bowen plans to begin Olympic training Monday after a European tour last summer.
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