New Dealers and steel policy shift reshape US economy
Jay Franklin Washington argues the Roosevelt era’s industrial policy revives old tensions as United States Steel abandons the basing point pricing system and lowers steel costs. The piece links steel price changes to broader economic prosperity and hints at government deals with Morgan interests to regulate steel as a utility.
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Jay Franklin Washington
United States
Hoosevelt
Washington
Stettkins
Pittsburgh
United States Steel
Republic
National
Bethlehem
All States Steel
Birmingham
Ateel
Goth
Morgan's
National Steel
Wail
Henry Ford
Tom Girdher
Charlie Schwab
Ned Weir
Steel
Mr. Roosevelt
Morgan Combine
America
New Desi
Time Will Tell on Roosevelt Tour and Party Strife
A column argues Roosevelt's campaign trail impacts Democratic unity, aiding some nominees while harming others. It questions whether his endorsements yield real gains, notes Pennsylvania turmoil, and warns against partisan influence foaming in investigations. The piece condemns smear tactics and calls for a fair inquiry in Harrisburg.
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Roosevelt
Weill
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Hub
Del
George H. Barke
Dauphin County
Harrisburg
Guy
Barke
Harrishully
Grand Jury
Co Cha
Gettysburg Telegram from Civil War Veteran Echoes Lincoln
In Gettysburg Abraham Lincoln delivered the famed address and civil veteran William W. Banks of the 1st Alabama Infantry sent a telegram to the War Department expressing a wish to remain at Gettysburg until “Gabriel blows his turn.” His reflective sentiment is noted as potentially epochal, highlighting enduring American reverence for the site and its martyrs.
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Gettysburg
Abraham Lincoln
William W. Banks
1St
Alabama Infantry
We Department
Gabriel
Lincoln
Washington Behind the Scenes in Elections and Debt
Rodney Washington reviews FCC regulations on equal opportunity for candidates in broadcasting, noting potential loopholes and the risk of censorship. The piece shifts to U S debt trends, comparing 1919 and 1998 figures, debt per capita, interest costs, and the role of recoverables in fiscal policy.
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Rodney Washington
Wtech
Raiks
Raul
Bulie Tag
WCC
Riley
MGC
Morgenthau
Treasury
Fragmented Harmless Ode Ends With Odd Mechanical Note
The excerpt mocks a ceremonial crowd praising peace and unity while a self-appointed host pledges to stay, speaking of harmony and shared purpose. A stray line mentions a device that gently oscillates a ham and a dubious gadget for inhaling a cigarette, suggesting a jumbled OCR fragment.
Daily Dozen from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
A period piece urges heart patients to limit emotional activity and strenuous movement. It notes kissing raises blood pressure slightly and that driving and intense dancing can strain the heart. Moderate exercise is advised, while overexertion prompts worry among those with heart ailments.
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the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Picture Dictionary Robcor by Mrs Kay McCutry
Woman claims possession of what she calls the only picture dictionary in the world. The illustrated items include cards and tokens. the article notes many indications of authorial interest and a possible unique compilation.
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Robcor
Kay McCuutry
Odd News Snippets Reveal Mixed Fortunes and Mixups
A double fish-hook invention misleads fools while fishermen persist biting. French police arrest the wrong men who turn out to be other felons. Hollywood faces mockery over immature film trends and a director who was socked in a boys’ free-for-all. The premier of Japan’s son fails a Princeton course, a setback blamed not on floods.
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Hollywood
Japan
Princeton
Hollywood film shop villains by makeup expert Max Pactor
Hollywood makeup expert Max Factor explains how makeup shapes villains with angular features and downward slanting brows. He cites actors like Carradine and Basil Rathbone as examples and notes the look is crafted to create a villainous aura while maintaining audience appeal.
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Hollywood
Jilly
Tien
Deh Carradine
Basil Rathione
Factor
Feld
Local Cinema Review Sketches Wary Vices in Cast
A fragmentary critique notes round faced actors resembling Cassius and hints at deceptive allure. It mentions Binnie Barnes Helen Vinson and Claire Dodd as actors cast as dangerous women, suggesting a moral glare on performance and character. The text contrasts moral laxity with stage profiles and sharp social judgment.
Paris summer fashion at horse, tennis and polo events
Spectator attire dominated by bold colors and varied fabrics as Paris crowds attend polo grounds, racecourses and tennis finals. Diana Dietrich and Madeleine Carroll appear in light neutral gowns, cream fox fur and elegant hats while others display pearl gray, Bordeaux red trims, ostrich trim hats and wide veiled styles amid a lively Parisian crowd.
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Mariene Dietrich
Chat Chan- Hilly
T. Bentley Mott
Mme
Jacques Allez
Daniel Sickles
Madeleine Carroll
Sual
William C. Bullitt
Bagatelle
Bois de ‘Boulogne
Chothi Bitteio
Corry Hoapilay
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files Appears
A fragmentary 1918 item references duties and a National Educational Association meeting. The text also notes claims of snow in the city, a very low temperature, and disrupted night service. Names and precise details are obscured by OCR errors.
Jester Visit Noted in City Affairs Briefing
The morning report includes Cassy to fig gent over an aperal and can be was received by CW ayona, Rev, GO. Sitta, visiting ig family, returned to Greenville, Miss Marie Boehm in Erie, C. H. Henderson to Titusville on business.
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CW Ayona
Sitta
Bern
Greenville
C. H. Henderson
Titusville
When the Constitution Became a Fact
A somber review of the Constitution’s journey from Philadelphia in 1787 to its ratification across the states. It notes Delaware first on Dec 7 1787, followed by Pennsylvania New Jersey Georgia Connecticut and others, with decisive votes and delays shaping the path to the 1788 establishment of the new government. The piece closes with mention of a 50th anniversary commemorative stamp.
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Philadelphia
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Georgia
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Maryland
South Carolina
Virginia
New Hampshire
Ala
Fashion Tip Flags Alabaster Hues In May Event
A quirky fashion note highlights alabaster and gray palettes with tulle hats and capelines. The playful line suggests bold, decorative headwear at upcoming events in a port city, inviting style curiosity.
Two Killed Three Hurt In New Castle Crash
A Saturday night crash in New Castle, Pas, killed Typeraans Ware instantly and injuring three others. The incident occurred on Ruth Stop Rose Point near William Fayny 20 of New Castle. Victims Edwin Garvin WT 28 Dorwood Avenue New Castle and David Law 12 of Ridge Road Cleveland, Ohio were among the injured.
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New Castle
Pas
Typeraans
Selten
William Fayny
Ruth Qéstop
Rose Point
Dewa
Edwin
Garvin
Dorwood Avenue
New Guntie
Wastiliston Street
Moxy Satis
Widh Willis Payne
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Charles Laventon
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Olties
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