Liberalism ticket urged as progressive challenge in Pennsylvania
The Philadelphia Record notes a Harrisburg conference where Democratic leaders proposed a liberal slate for the Stats campaign. Sedgwick Kistler would oppose Grundy, Lawrence H. Rupp would run for Governor, Lucy D. Winston for Secretary of Internal Affairs, and Judge Niles for Superior Court. The group stresses primaries will decide. An upset moment came from John O Donnell, quickly dismissed.
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Philadelphia Record
Joseph R. Grundy
Sedgwick Kistler
Lock Haven
Pennsylvania
Senate
Lawrence H. Rupp
Allentown
Lucy D. Winston
Mechanicsburg
Niles
Harrisburg
Wno
John O.donnell
Philadelphia
Wheat and Coffee Government Aid Sparks Market Worries
The article compares US wheat aid to Brazil's coffee support, noting how artificial pricing encouraged overproduction, leading to a future risk of collapse. It questions whether price supports create endless surpluses and cites the Federal Farm Board’s struggle to sustain prices amid growing carry-overs.
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Brazil
Federal Farm Board
Friends of the
Area of a square field after a 6 rod wide border plowed
A puzzle states a plow traces a strip 6 rods wide around a square field and finds that 5-9 of its area was plowed. Solve for the field area. From yesterday’s solution hints: compute side lengths and fractions to determine the area.
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Alarmer
Madea
Impassable Country Roads Slowing Corry Mail Service
Twenty years ago a harsh winter left Corry roads nearly impassable with three to four foot drifts. Horses sink to the bottom in places and milk rigs cannot reach town. Rural mail carriers struggle to serve routes amid heavy snow and blocked lanes.
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Corry
Diplomatic Isolation of Soviet Russia Proposed
United States House debate calls for broad sanctions pressuring Moscow to end religious persecution. Representative Hamilton Fish argues for cessation of anti religious policy and withdrawal of recognition by civilized nations, urging action beyond protests. He links Russian atheism to state terror by the secret police and warns of consequences if Russia continues persecution.
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United Press
Fish
United States
Russia
R. E. Palmer
Terfere
Lovin H
Aet
Arly
Communist Party In
Puzzle Qs and quirky trivia snippets from a 1645 postmaster note
A fragmented reader query lists questions and odd facts about horsepower, the oldest university, the Nutmeg State, O Henry novels, Gordian knot, and a long distance measure. It includes answers like Carthage, Paul Whiteman, and 1728 miles with milepost thickness details.
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O'Henry
Carthage
Paul Whiteman
Thaly
Llong
Daily Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon
Wards Often Misused Do not say It is me. Say it is I. Mispronunciation notes vaccine vak-sin. Pronounce words with attention to vowel sounds. Synonyms list misery unhappiness distress affliction despondency. Misspelled words tear to read tare weight. Word study Use a word three times and it is yours. Today's word Conensus agreement in opinion The census was that Jones would be elected.
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Sensus
Jones
Who Is He Zane Grey Seagoing Author and Angler
Zane Grey, the novelist, appears in a seagoing outfit bound for the South Seas and the Antipodes to fish famed game fish. He hails from Zanesville Ohio and uses his mother’s maiden name for his surname. He earned both law and dental degrees at the University of Pennsylvania but chose literature, has published since 1901, and resides in Altadena California with his wife and three children.
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Zane Grey
South Sea Islands
Australia
New Zealand
United States
Zanesville
University of Pennsylvania
Altadena
Cal
Much Liquor Seized in Jamestown Area
Federal prohibition agents operating from Jamestown seized a large volume of alcoholic beverages during February the first month the office was active. Despite limited city access for court sessions in state raids they conducted nearly daily actions, hitting dry holes only twice. Total seized reached 4480 pints including whiskey beer wine gin alcohol and Martini cocktails with mash and other ingredients also seized.
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Jamestown
Mar
Joseph E. Holcomb
Pioneer Found Dead In Shack Near Warren
Warren March 1 A man closely tied to the county’s early days and those rafting years was found dead in his Irving shack by neighbor J D Lund Friday morning. The body lay inside the locked room. coroner notified. He had not been seen since Wednesday. The remains were taken to Youngsville for burial by H H Hull mortuary.
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Warren, Mar
Irving
Warren
J. D ‘Uud
Frank York
Mr. York
Mr. Luce
H. H. Hull Mozlijary
Youngsville
Warren County Man Found Dead in Chair
Charles W. Hill aged 74 was found dead Friday at 5 pm in a chair in the room of Mrs. Hitchcock in Lander. The body showed he died while putting on shoes, left shoe on foot and slipper on the other. Coroner Ed C. Lawrey said probable natural heart attack. No close relatives. survivors include several nieces and nephews.
Smethport Boy Suffered Sleeping Sickness Suspected
Smethport March 1 Glenn McGuire son of Mrs Liza McGuire of King Street may be suffering from sleeping sickness Dr Darling Warren specialist examined him this week The boy has had a mysterious illness for months and specialists have yet to diagnose the trouble The doctor plans thorough investigation assuming possible tsetse fly exposure
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Smethport
Mar
Glenn McGuire
Liza McGuire
King Street
Darling
Warren
Young McGuire
What Is Home Some Timely Hints on Gardening
A vintage guide extols home fruit gardening for taste, savings, and ornament. It urges city readers to plant strawberries, cherries, currants, raspberries, gooseberries, and a mix of apricot, peach, plum, pear, and apple trees. It outlines quantities for a continuous supply, notes space needs, and suggests a mixed fruit garden on ten to twelve squares or about two acres for broader varieties.
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Nou
W. A. Johns to Have Charge of Services
In Captain and Mrs Apleby’s absence at a Pittsburgh dedication, W. A. Johns will lead services. He will conduct meetings Saturday in Amy Hall on East Washington Street. The public is specially invited.
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W. A. Johns
Apleby
Pittsburgh
W. A. Joh
Amy Hall
Washington Street
Sunday Five Best Radio Entertainments 1920 Schedule
Radio listings from United Press show WOR Newark 8:30 p m Philharmonic symphony and NEC network wrap, WIZ NBC 7:20 p m Maj. Bowes family party, Collier's radio hour on WABC CBS at 9:00 p m, Majestic air theatre on WEAF NEC at 9:15 p m Abyater Keni hour.
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Newark
N.d
Philharmonic Symphony
NEC
Bowes
NBC
Collier's Radio
WABC
CBS
Majestic Air Theatre
WEAF
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