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Late last week Hamilton claimed New England and other states would flee to the Republican column in November. The Baltimore Sun reports Hamilton begged Al Smith to campaign for Landon, but Smith’s support remains doubtful. The piece questions how Democrats will be rewarded and jokes about Smith’s role and public perception.
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Hamilton
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Hershey
Baltimore Sun
al Smith
Landon
Smith
Volun
New York State
Hollywood Film Shop Sees Shift to Character Stars
Hollywood film note from July 23 notes rapid changes in demand for film roles. Studios favor character actors over ingénues, signing more five character players per leading star, reshaping careers and long term contracts. Examples include Victor McLaglen, Warner Baxter, Arthur Treacher, John Boles, and Invincible Cobb in transitioning to character roles.
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Hollywood
Malle
Victor McLagren
Invin S. Cobb
Warner Baxter
Shark Island
Arthur Treacher
SPG
Workhouse
John Boles
Garcia
Spain in turmoil as peasant land hunger dominates chaos
An American observer notes Spain sinks deeper into political chaos with monarchist, republican, socialist, and anarchist factions clashing. He warns lasting peace hinges on land reform for peasants, especially in Andalusia where a few owners control most land. The era sees frequent governments and polarized interests among workers, farmers, and elites.
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Spain
Tk Hus
Alfonso
Andalusia
Campaign statements under scrutiny prompt strong moral effect
The New York Times calls Father Coughlin to account for inflated claims at the Townsend convention. He boasted of canceling debts and saving the gold standard, while critics flag huge sums cited as war and postwar costs, highlighting political rhetoric before campaign season.
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New York Times
Father Coughlin
Radio Nation
Dastic Cippaigmer
Ioana
Debt figures clash in Times scrutiny of Roosevelt policy
The Times rebuts claims on national debt arguing Roosevelt added about 10.8 billion, with most loans funded by the RPG at 4 percent interest and mostly repaid. The debate highlights party critiques of administrations spending and bankers’ loans, urging careful checks on political statements.
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Times
Roosevelt
RPG
Star Signals and Pondered Pardon Dates
The notice outlines star signals for pardons and influences by birth dates September 28 through October 2. It describes general indications and daily mood, with guidance on travel, philosophy, and dealing with clerical tasks in mid-1936 and 1937, noting danger periods and advised activities.
Condra Pharmacy Sells Big Si Bottle at 49c
Offer from Condra Pharmacy advertises a Big Si bottle for 49 cents with a limited quantity and customer guarantees. The text includes garbled claims about comparable value and a promise of savings, mentioning a sale and a producer name.
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Condra Pharmacy
Beach fashion returns to tailored linen styles this year
Paris style notes from July detail a shift toward feminine beachwear. Tailored bloomers and bright linen outfits pair with brassiere tops and smart jackets trimmed in white braid. New costumes include plaid kittie uncrushable linen and white pique jackets, while ankle length printed linen cloaks offer versatile wear over sun suits or dinner gowns.
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Paris
Pennsylvania Route 19 Scenic Drive Passes Historic Sites
The Perry Highway Route 19 winds across western Pennsylvania linking towns from Wireton to Pittsburgh and beyond, offering views of farms mines oil fields and industrial landscapes while crossing Route 40 near Washington and dipping toward West Virginia through Waynesburg.
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Pennsylvania
le Boeuf
Waterford
Meadville
Mercer
Pittsburgh
Washington
West Virginia
Waynesburg
Vice Presidential Candidate to Speak at Rally in Erie
Thomas C. O Brien, Union party vice presidential hopeful, will stop in Erie briefly next Sunday morning on the way to Conneaut Lake Park for a monster rally and picnic of the National Union for Social Justice. The Boston lawyer is coming at the request of Congressman William Leimke, head of the Union party ticket.
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Thomas C. O Brien
Union Party
Erie
Conneaut Lake Park
National Union For Social Justice
O'Brien
Boston
Erle
Willam Leimke
Weekend Specials at local store advertise pills and cosmetics
The ad lists numerous bargain prices on pharmacy items and toiletries including Rinex, Opex, Hills Nose Drops, Ephedrine Jelly, Blackberry Comp, Liver Salts, aspirin, Mercurochrome, Witch Hazel, Mineral Oil, Mill Magnesia, Woodbury’s Almond Cream, deodorant, toothpastes, face powders, and swim caps. Prices span 19 to 79 cents with some items at one dollar, targeting everyday health and beauty needs.
Erie teen suffers serious injuries in elevator accident
Donald C Unt, 15, an Erie County Mil Association worker and art student, is in Hamet hospital with a fractured skull jaw and deep scalp wounds after an elevator mechanism struck him on the second floor while he searched for the flight. A guard gate opening through which workers reach to operate the lift caused the accident.
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Donald C. Unt
Erie County Mil’ Association
Hamet Hospital
Jowevei
Het
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Uht
Fenee
Plant Etal
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Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission
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