Hitler as dynamite fuse for Germany in perilous drift
The piece parallels Cicero denouncing Cataline to Hitler speaking to a German audience. It notes the Reichstag praise and public cheer, portrays Hitler as a dangerous fuse, and warns Americans that external pressure and internal decay could trigger another war as Germany edges toward explosive action.
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France Deflates as Government Faces Budget Dilemma
A parliamentary push urges reduced prices or currency devaluation while France pledges not to further cut the franc. Analysts compare postwar deflation choices across nations, noting some pursued drastic money printing and debt erasure, while others, including Britain and the United States, balance budgets through policy tools.
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When to Buy Stocks Rotarian Advice from Hobson
Roger Hobson, inventor of the graph and chart business, outlines criteria from the May Rotarian for when to buy stocks. He says invest when fundamentals show a bottom, the public is bearish, margin accounts are cleaned out, and investors seek honesty and service, plus contributing to the nation. He notes the crowd often buys high and sells low, echoing blocks saga writer Fred C. Kelly’s maxim to do the opposite of the crowd.
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Opium Treaty Gains Noted Global Suppression Efforts
A League of Nations report credits Turkey with the strongest progress under the Opium Convention during its first year. It notes Turkey’s government monopoly on narcotics manufacture and strict controls to curb illicit trade, while urging states to enact required measures domestically to implement the treaty.
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Paris Styles Sparkled Hair Ornaments Across Events
Paris July 17 hair ornaments dominate fashion as designers craft headpieces from hair, gold, flowers, crystals, and lacquered accents. Elaborate wreaths and coronets feature in Grand Semaine displays while bracelets and rings double as draping and trim for gowns and accessories. Evening bags stay compact for cosmetics and touchups.
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Peaslee Chosen To Head Johnson Board In NRA Debate
United Press report from Washington notes Gen Hugh Johnson selecting Amos J Peaslee New York lawyer to chair a new review board amid the NRA controversy. Peaslee a WWI judge advocate and art minded collector rivals Darrow in public contrasts. other items describe Roosevelt horse stables and deer protection pleas from Manor Texas farmers facing crop damage ahead of the Nov 16 hunting ban.
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Ladies Room Trends Highlight In Smarter Establishments
In refined venues beauty preparations are offered. Today’s fashion tip notes evening styling with hair ornaments rings and bracelets to enhance gown draping and trim shoes purses and evening bags.
Dolores Del Rio’s Turbulent Early Life Shapes Her Charisma
Hollywood star Dolores Del Rio recalls a childhood marked by Mexican revolutions, convent confinement, and terror in basements. She credits these experiences with shaping her restless energy and drive in her film career.
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Twenty Years Ago Illicit Rail Incident In Corry Journal
Read a 1914 Corry journal fragment noting Mike Kamonski a railroad worker was wounded in the left temple during a robbery attempt in Salamanca. The report also mentions Erie yards assaults fires and a Philadelphia court decision settling a Spring Creek to Corry rail level road dispute. Local National Guard mobilized for annual training. A four pound one ounce prize from a Col umbus contest highlighted community events.
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Star Signals Horoscope by Octavine
Inspirational notes show strong early and late day influence while mid day leans toward intellectual work. Birth date hints suggest occult talents and a rough financial period Aug 27 to Sept 7. Mentions Plyts planet influence around 1934 and requests readers share experiences via the newspaper care address.
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Widget Butcher Exhibition Highlights Jamestown Event
Donsi Williams, the smallest butcher in the United States, joined William Mills of George A Hormel Packing Co in Austin Minn for a meat cutting demonstration before a crowd of over 100 at the Smith Kinney building. Sponsored by the Independent Retail Meat Dealers Association Williams, a Randolph resident originally from South Dayton, stands 44 1 2 inches tall and weighs 41 pounds. He has cut meat for years and now travels with the packing firm representative giving demonstrations at dealer meetings.
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Operation Saved Baby Seal in Sitka Alaska
A Caesarian operation was performed on four mother seals near Sitka Alaska to save a newborn pup. The operation was led by Bill Casco, an Indian hunter, who oversaw the rescue as the ship remained intact and the scene remained calm despite rough conditions.
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Unsolved Crime-Free 26 Years in Manchester
Manchester Connecticut reports no unsolved serious crimes for 26 years, marking an ongoing period of low crime with authorities noting the community’s safety and enduring investigative success. Local officials emphasize continued vigilance and public cooperation to maintain the record.
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Octuplets Born to Ohio Couple in 1850s Style Tale
A garbled wire-service style note reports a July birth of eight children to Mrs Timothy Bradley and husband in Ohio. The piece cites twins in the family, names keepers, and odd details about weights, marriage six years prior, and gifts for each newborn. The fragment hints at a newspaper reprint from Johnson, 0, with 1858-era context and celebratory tone.
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Elk County Man Ends His Life in Ridgway
Ridgway July 17 Frank Beningo 30 of Drummond Elk County shot himself Saturday morning death instantaneous Coroner Mel Cabe Johnsonburg said no inquest needed likely personal safety related He had worked at Brockway tile works despite ill health for six to seven months continuing until three weeks ago
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School Board Elects Janitors and Retains Staff
July 17 report from Warren states the Board of School Directors met in adjourned session and re engaged all janitors for the coming year. Two new janitors, Harry Lori and Harry Conroy, were hired while most other officials were re elected with only one or two exceptions.
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Girl Killed as Cars Crash Near Salamanca
A Sunday night collision at Red House Corners on the Salamanca Jamestown Highway near Lac Allegheny State Park left 14 year old Miss Storm from Kennedy dead and several others injured. Harold Anderson, 21, of Jamestown caused the crash in a one seat coupe, with Florents Anderson and Robert Mays among the injured passengers. C H Carpenter and his wife from Steamburg, with A Carpenter and wife, also were involved as the drivers contested right of way. Coroner P H Benz investigated with Altomey Edward Kruger reporting Anderson misjudged the road and did not turn as required. Miss Storm died from a broken neck with others sustaining non fatal injuries.
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B P W Club Outing Reported For August Meeting
Sixteen members of the Business and Professional Women's Club gathered for an outing in the grove near Will Clark's farm on Sprint Creek road last evening. Mrs. Vincent Desmond and Misses Blanch Loveland Mary Ressler Willie Rich and Mary Movin chaired the committee. A large home was used and hamburgers prepared for the picnic supper. Next month's meeting will be August 20 with Mrs. Myra Thomas as chair of arrangements.
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Sprint Creek
Vincent Desmond
Blanch Loveland
Mary Ressler
Willie Rich
Mary Movin
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