The Peoples Declaration Fourth of July Celebration
Advertising rates made known upon application. We celebrate the Fourth of July and recall the momentous step of declaring independence from Great Britain. The piece recalls Ramsay on the revolution and the people’s claim to self rule and liberty versus imperial control. The message emphasizes national autonomy and the public sentiment for independence.
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Great Britain
Andy
David Ramsay
America
Yrithnut
Fourth of July Safety Plea Cites Fatal Fireworks Losses
City officials urge reduced fireworks use and stricter enforcement after recent deadly incidents. Mayor Glen Miller and Police Chief John Planigan stress precautions to prevent accidents during the Fourth of July celebrations. Past tragedies, including a fireworks blast that killed five, highlight the need for national legislation and safer holiday practices.
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Aif Murry
Hooselé Uy Berkel
Vertuelas
Elas
Glen Miller
John D. Planigan
Pridiy
Twaho
Somie Youngster
Elogield
Two Nations Discuss International Conference Prospects
A joint Belgian premier Van Zeeland and U S president Roosevelt statement revived talk of an international conference to address world economy air armament and trade issues. They stress rebuilding global trade monetary cooperation and reducing dangers of naval spending, noting it may not require an early conference but signals willingness to address world problems with goodwill and self interest.
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van Zeeland
Belgium
Roosevelt
United States
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files
Notes from 1917 report district officers elected B J Palmey treasurer and D B Rowe secretary. Miss Grave Lemmon of Salamanca named teacher of commercial subjects. Miss Hazel Chay recommended for State Normal scholarship. Miss Gladys Shor to receive college certificate. Four residents arrive in France per reports. Miss Pincince Barry appointed as leaver. Officer Locke added to city police. D4 Ch Hose company to hold big carnival next week. Miss Lyle Thomas fractured her right arm after a fall at home gates. Mr and Mrs Harry Bright visiting from O City en route to Finley Lake for summer cottage.
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Grave Lemmon
Salamanca
Hazel Ae Chay
Gladys Shor
Harry Bright
Oi City
Finley Lake
Nations discuss mutual gains from trade and islands
The text contrasts Philippine island counts and U S education figures with a call for enlarged mutually beneficial trades. It asserts that such exchange can raise living standards without undermining production, but notes limited current interest and questions widespread support among Belgians and Americans. It also criticizes organized capital and organized bullying as nonsensical.
Great Lover on the Hollywood horizon discovers Penn
Grady Johnsg reports actor Penn, newly signed after starring opposite Jeanette MacDonald in The Firefly, is hailed as a find. The dark haired, tall newcomer from Springwood Mass joined Gladys George in Hollywood, with director Robert Z Leonard praising his stage experience and potential. Penn studied drama at Columbia University before venturing into acting on Broadway and in Shakespearean company productions.
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Penn
Gladys George
Fenn
Miss George
Valiant
Calvin
Pennn
Robert Z. Leonani
Penh Waa
Bum
Springwotd
Mass
Thigit
Columbia Iniversity
Drmipatic Society
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Broadway
World names and borders in a garbled prompt
The text lists three items: 1 states a historical query about “Worls” and “WorIds” unclear. 2 says the Bering swath lies between Siberia and Alaska. 3 asserts that caviar is sturgeon roe and that American caviar is made from salmon roe with broken spelling and stray phrases.
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Bering
Lady Russell
Great Britain
Siberia
Soviet Union
Alaske
United States
Garden party frocks grow simpler in bright summer hues
Paris fashion notes July 3 describe garden party dresses shifting to simplified silhouettes with bias cut skirts, pastel colors, and wide brim hats. Organdies and chiffons remain in bouffant styles, while tailored floral suits with short jackets gain popularity, featuring bold prints and light blouses.
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Paris
Alt Ag
Crepes Predominate for Garden Party Gowns
Fashion note highlights crepe fabrics as the dominant choice for garden party gowns. The text suggests light, flowing silhouettes and elegant textures suitable for outdoor warmth, with attention to color and drape to suit daytime events.
Zelienople Routes Link Ohio Pittsburgh Roadways
Zelienople in Butler county lies on routes 19 65 and 68 linking to Ohio and Clarion via 222. The area connects Lakes to Sea highway and Roosevelt highway near Kane and includes historical churches from 1882 and 1825.
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Butler County
Has
Liverpool
Ohio
Beaver County
Beaver
Rochester
Zellenople
Butter
Clarion
Cook State Forest Park
We the People on France Britain and the Empire
Washington July 3 The piece argues France must reform its finances to avoid further crises and questions American duty to intervene. It critiques British certainty, World War debts, and shifts toward a new American policy favoring self reliance over defending the empire. The author urges using gold reserves to secure U S interests and reconsidering Europe policy.
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Washington
France
Paris
Mur
M. Bonnet
Bonnet
England
Seine
Rhine
London
Edward VII
Waterloo
Holland
van Zeeland
Belgium
Roosevelt
Downing Street
Wilson
Paria
America
Italy
Germany
Japan
Great Britain
Asia
Africa
Europe
Register and
Tribune Syndicate
Shoes in the Middle Ages and social stature
The article notes shoe length varied by status from about 20 inches for princes to 18 inches for knights. It mentions later developments like high heels and vain display by French royals, with a brief remark on a short man raising heels to gain height.
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France
Stewart Says Not All Tax Inquiry Makes Sense
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart argues Congress is pursuing income tax avoidance as too technical for the average reader. He contends the public misunderstands legal devices used by high earners, notes few big names appear, and urges changes to curb advantages exploited by the wealthy. He criticizes the reveal and questions the investigation's aims and efficacy.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Congress
Treasury
J. Ip. Morgan
Nolbody
J. P .Morgan
John S. Smith
George M. Jones
John Smith
Georgy Jones
Jp, Morgan
Congressional Committee
Picnic at Clymer School Draws Large Crowd
The annual Sonco Picnic at LaserneL No 1 in Clymer was held Saturday June 28 with about fifty in attendance. Dinner in a tent, organized by committees, followed by games and social time. Officers for the year named: Lewis Brown president, Mahie Boland secretary, Herbert Dunint treasurer. Next reunion set for the last Saturday in June.
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Lasernel No
Clymer
Ben
Lewis Brown
Mahie Boland
Herbert Duinit
Spragran
Lil Way Sehermarhern
Ada May Brown
Ray
Fred Sehrens
Franke Babcock
Ores Amu Gale
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