Staying Out of Asia on Japan and China
An American commentator Tom Ireland argues the United States should stay out of the Japanese invasion of China. He asserts the only question is how Japan’s expansion affects U S vital interests and cautions against attempting to shape events beyond our reach. He contends U S interests at home outweigh Asia, and warns against moralizing global policy.
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Asia
America
China
Tom Ireland
United States
Japan
Hemal
Europe
Pennsylvania Game Board appeals over stray cats danger to wildlife
The Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners calls for humane action toward stray cats. It warns that releasing cats along roads risks becoming killers of game birds and wildlife. Officials claim a national stray cat population around 80 million should be decreased.
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Penneylvaniat Board of Game Commissioners
Professor in Business Receives NYC Hotel Gift Bust
Dr. Raymond Matey, an early New Deal professor, is described as serving as receiver for St. Regis Hotel in New York. The hotel honored him with a bust of himself during a recent dinner, claimed to reflect sound business principles and prudent selection of capable personnel.
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Raymond Matey
Prof
Matey
St. Regis Hote
New York City
Tmger
Rei
Chain Letter Profits From Prosperity Era Postal Receipts
Fragmented OCR notes describe a chain letter scheme promising wealth to victims and perpetrators alike. It references increased postal receipts and a public interest angle, noting substantial sums and the role of the post office.
Two Mine Foremen Killed By Explosion
A rescue squad searched debris in Bentleyville Pennsylvania for the bodies of two foremen from the Ontario Gas and Coal Company after an explosion at the Scenery Hill drift. Victims were Frank Deny and Howard Willard, both from Ontario Washington County. company officials accompanied inspectors into the untested shaft.
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Unisa Pfers
Bentleyville
Ontario Gas and Coal Company
Frank Deny
Howard Willard
Ontario
Washington County
Wureeaker Company
Paris Styles Pareo and Diaphen Beachwear Trends
Paris styles reveal a wave of Pareo and Diaphen beach garments. Heint introduces the South Sed Island Pareo and Diaphens coats in thick voile with full hems and waist cinching, offering sun protection and light coverage for summer evenings. Printed jerseys, velvet blends, detachable capes, and bright color on white backgrounds drive the season’s seaside fashion.
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Paris
Joe
Heim
Heint
Bowen
Tatlay Fashion Tip Highlights Unusual Velvet Coat
A fragment notes a printed jersey and velvet fabric in a striking coat on display. The item is presented by an unnamed exhibitor in a fashion segment, reflecting period style and textures.
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Tatlay
Jersey
Comle Times
Star Signals and Daily Indications for February to March
This archaic forecast lists favored signs born February through March 20 and general daily indications for morning, after doubt, and evening. It urges rising early to receive planetary influence and mentions November as a time for handling minor tasks with servants, reflecting old astrology style.
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Duine
Hollywood Film Shop Explores Dream Driven Cinema
Hollywood Calif June 1 The unknown one third human life is opened by science as a source for literature and film. Freud's dream interpretation opens vast material for cinema with Paramount producing The Peter Thobsten novel now in production, using modern dream psychology to shape characters and plots.
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Hollywood
Calif
Erature and
Sigmund Freud
George di Meuier
Peter Thbetsen
Paramount
Jove Stors
Peter Thhotsun
Theophile Gautier
Olartmonde
Mark ‘Twain
Thraughouk
Aly Howis
Gary Cooper
Ayn Harding
Freitts
Urcar
Inti Siiletia
Itea
Pelur
Freud
Advertisement Notice From Journal Appears During Favorable Periods
A fragment notes an advertisement in the Journal offering guidance on timing and caution. It mentions October 26 to 31, 1995 and December 10, with warnings against rash speech or actions and references to sharp instruments and health. The readable text is partial and unclear about the exact purpose.
Rosso the Italian envoy tours American cities
United Press reports Ambassador Augusta Rosso of Italy touring major U S cities including New Orleans Houston New York Cleveland Baltimore and St Paul as part of a See America First approach while Washington hosts focus on politics and the 1936 convention in Houston Atlantic City is noted as preferred. The piece also covers Senate gallery decorum concerns and a warning about war hazards voiced by Senator Lewis amid hostel chatter in the chamber.
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United Press
Washington
Augusta Rosso
Italy
America
United States
Wistington
New York
Rosso
Kas
New Orleans
Hoston
Cleveland
Baltimore
St. Paul
Pacific Coast
Russe
APC
Jesse Jones
Houston
Jones
Wweather
Atlantic City
Senate
J. Hamilton Lewis
T. Lewis
John N. Garner
Lewis Salt
Presient
Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes June 19 1915
A fragment from the Journal Files reports at Corry Jamestown and Spartansburg. A Erie Railroad crossing accident injures Mr Warnstouse of Clymer. A murder at Jamestown leaves Hudsord Shaver and family mourning and Officer Kendall killed. A newborn son to Ralph Webb and Marie Donsteel Webb. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Perkins. Weekend social events include a slumber party hosted by Mrs Darling and Mrs Bright with ten guests.
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Fred W. Shaver
Own
Hudsord Shaver
George Kendall
Jamestown
Young Shaver
Ralph Webb
Spartansburg
Webb
Yomerly Misa Marie Donsteel
Dell Darling
Harry
Corry
Amy Bright
Oj City
Findley
Let the fishin laws be fair for the poor and aged
A Corry reader named John Elderkin argues that small streams full of bass and worms should be open to all, criticizing license laws and sales taxes as favoring the rich. He recalls when no licenses existed and pleads for humane fish laws that aid the poor, elderly, and general public.
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Haml
Theerich Duatt
Mars
John Elderkin
R. D
Corry
Attendance rises at Baptist Church Bible School
The Daily Vacation Bible School at the Baptist Church has 112 pupils registered today under nine teachers led by Rev. B. A. Hook. Officials expect a larger enrollment in the coming days and say pupils may register at any time.
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B. A. Hook
Youth Falls Under Train as Mother Watches
John McShane, 15, along Pennsylvania railroad tracks with mother on Tuesday morning, loses balance while picking up coal and falls beneath a passing car. He is taken to Hamot hospital with severe injuries and an emergency operation performed to save his life. doctors fear possible arm loss. His parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McShane, with mother first to reach him, remain at the hospital.
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Erin
Pennsylvania
John McShane
Rastled
Hamat
Joseph McShane
World's Largest Scribe Eyes 750000 Gem on Display
A 340 carat opalescent color stone named the Jonkers, found on a South African farm by a poverty‑shack owner, fetched 375000 and will be exhibited next week at the Americana Museum of Natural History. It will sit in a tamper‑proof glass safe guarded by private detectives.
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Americana Museum of Natural History
Winston
Open Probe Into Alleged One Man Clubs At Erie
An official inquiry opened Tuesday at the courthouse into alleged one man clubs in Erie. County Treasurer Lawrence A. Taylor, aided by District Attorney Mortimer EB Graham and assistant Burton R. Laub, questioned club officers for about an hour. A similar inquiry followed later regarding the Pickwick club’s liquor license application. The Italian club’s license was said to be refused for not meeting lawful as required. Taylor cited numerous complaints, noting closed rooms for minors, underage drinking, and fights, before issuing a license decision.
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Erie
Court House
Lawrence A. Taylor Toneil
America
Chile
20Th
Peanh
Attornay
Mortimer EB
Graham
Burton R. Laub
Taylor
Attoyney Ja- Too
Elm
Connecion
Plckwicke Clit
18Th Street
Lan
Ives
Fragmentary Quote Reflects Confusion and Alleged Remarks
A garbled OCR fragment shows a speaker muttering about realization after action and naming someone as crazy. Other words reference a cry, another person, and a Brennehnein-like label, suggesting a chaotic and unclear scene without verifiable details or clear attribution.
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