Look Out Below Fireproof Construction Urged
A wartime warning urges universal fireproof construction to defend cities from fire peril. The message calls for strict fireproofing of all business buildings, hotels, apartments and for adequate spacing between houses to slow fire spread.
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Europe
Asia
The Doctor Who Rides in a Hearse and the 1928 Fight
A fragmented 1920s and 1930s political tirade attacks Hoover era policy and the New Deal, arguing how Hawley Smoot tariffs and the Farm Board harmed exports and farm prices. It cites Dr Hooverist medicine and criticizes political figures, urging farmers to resist policy failures and protect agricultural markets.
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Bel
Backe
Honger
Hewley-Smoot
Federal Parm Board
Howe Uristani
Dr. Hoover
Enligh
Bedera Farm Board
Algitl
Cotter
Hoover
Offige
Weekend Glimpses of Politics War and Daily Life
Broad, scrambled notes reflect heated political feuds in America as Ethiopians clash with Italians on the northern front. The piece mentions Johnny Horan at 98 staying active, Paris preferred talks over force, and a range of global items from King George V’s Westminster visits to New York motorist courts and Pennsylvania snowbound rail delays. It weaves political tension, personal vignettes, and travel lore into a single slice of wartime week in review.
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League
al South
Oda
Johnny" Horan
Milwaukee
William
Mo Wauke
Luc
Wiitc
Marcel Murat
Yvon Lebris
United States
Russia
Hie
Franke O. Lowden
Howard VII
George V
Westminster Hall
New York State
Jon Rossi
Lowellville
Yonestown
Hig Automobille
German-born scientist seeks American citizenship in era of freedom
The piece argues Albert Hinstein, a renowned German physicist and mathematician, is becoming an American citizen. It extols American openness to intellectual refugees while condemning European prejudice and praising the United States as a land where political and religious thinking remains largely free.
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Tsade Newton
Newton
Albert Hinstein
Polla
Germany
Laewike
Ameren
Velgim
Americe
Spoech
Washington
Franklitt
Tefferson
Star Signals Octayine Day Outline and Odd Mercury
Readable fragments indicate a dated almanac style with general indications for the day. Mentions of negative omens and admonitions about diligence and extravagance appear, along with vague references to dates in May and a warning on monetary matters.
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files January 27 1916
Hart Bradley, Spartansburg resident, spent yesterday in the city helping farmers locate his horse and buggy missing after an accident west of town. Nineteen new ladies joined the Corry hospital auxiliary joining names listed such as Mrs W W Morgaridge and Mrs Prank Buedor. West Spring Creek area suffered a general thief raid on early morning visits to Tormer Williams store Lilydale Creamery and Albert Ross store. A Pennsylvania Railroad worker building Lovell’s exchange tracks was struck and killed by an eastbound freight. The Nantes Grocery delivery horse ran away and struck a pedestrian, injuring his foot.
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Supreme Court
George W. Maxey
Scranton
Nox
Horah
Jean Plccard
Auguste
Stormerly
Albert W. Breveris
Ory A. Anderson
Minneapolis
George W. Wilkersham
United States
al Smith
Joeph T. Robinson
Smith
Pennsylvania Railroad
State College
Nittany Mountains
Matt Horvath
Warren
City Hospital
England
Ark
Sleutha
Linndale Village
Cleveland
Niagara
Cubs Flocka and Iw. Steamship Company
Hart Bradley
Spartansburg
Aupilliary
Corry Hospital
W. W. Morgaridge
Prank Buedor
J. F. Austin
Cora
B. Young
Ernest Morrow
D. Colegrove
Sam. Jacobson
A. Gumbinsid
F. ©. Davis
L. W. Olus
West Spring Creek
Tormer Williams
Lilydale
Albert Ross
New Exchange
Lovell's
Nantes
Paris styles adapt Mussolini inspired headwear in Paris
Paris fashion notes record Mussolini influence on women with new fringed turbans and black velvet hats. A Paris milliner adapts Duge’s style into a shallow hyline turban with ribbed fringe and rightward tilt, worn by a chic hotel luncheon attendee.
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Paris
iMfussolin
Iran
Italy
Blussolini
Turin
Hotel Criton
Sue
Hollywood Film Set Boom Reaches Cuban and Algerian Villages
Hollywood's Twentieth Century-Fox-Inx project builds extensive outdoor sets across ten acres, including an Algerian village, a Cuban village, a swamp, and a Civil War fortress on Shark Island off Florida. The sprawling stages accompany plans for multiple films and star involvement, with sets to be torn down after production.
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Hollywood
Calif
Inx
Ronald Coleman
Victor MccLagien
Simonn Simon
Ontario
Cuiba
Florida
Garcia
Wallace Beery
Barbara Stanwyck
John Boles
Shore Island
Warner Baxter
Iquid
Shark Island
Walla
Vive Center at Palo Displays Brain Research on Doves
Researchers at Stantymk University conduct a series of experiments on doves focusing on the pituitary gland at the brain base. Dr Calvin and Stone lead the team as they study biological processes and potential travel-related furor over the project.
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Love Center
Palo
Apo
Vive
Pituitary
Lin Alan
Calvin & Stone
Stantymk University Wit
Mali
Fear of New Taxes Threatens U S Business Recovery
The Guaranty Trust Company notes a persistent rise in governmental spending and tax burden across federal, state, and local levels. It argues that debt, new programs, and higher tax ratios threaten business profits, productivity, and longer term recovery, with no clear end in sight.
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Guaranty ‘Trust Company of
New York
Guaranty Survey
United States
Albroard
National Industrial Conference Board
Nics
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Thebress
Pric
Indore
Zealand
Eaming
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