Hoover four years in the White House shaped by strain and decline
United Press reports on Herbert Hoover's presidency as a period of low national mood, failed economic policy attempts, and political battles. The piece sketches his daily routine, public perception, and the toll of office, concluding with hints about his post presidency ambitions and personal weariness.
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Glass houses and hotbeds aid early garden growth
The article explains how hotbeds and cold frames extend the growing season by trapping heat with window glass. It details construction ideas, plant suitability, and strategies for starting vegetables and flowers under glass to transplant later, plus notes on practical gardening timing and costs. Also mentions widows Mary Moynihan and Margaret Duffy as Cambridge janitors and a Pine Bluff will clause.
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Revival Opens Tonight at Christian and Missionary Alliance
Dr. W W Colby of Westfield will lead a two week evangelistic series at 7 20 p m in the Christian and Missionary Alliance church with meetings each evening except Saturday He is a former Brooklyn physician turned evangelist following a Billy Sunday campaign His revival comes after the annual convention of the church’s local alliance with speakers Ray Hougly of Pittsburgh Miss T Wright of India and Rev J B Stoddard of Congo Africa sharing duties during the four week series
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Local Club 10 Benefit At Regular Meeting
Miss Manon Simu hosted eighteen Corry Business and Professional Women's Club members at a regular session. The group noted routine business, heard a discussion on bills before the State Legislature, and announced a forthcoming charitable show for the scholarstip fund. Contests and games followed with refreshments served by members. No plans were announced for the March session.
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BU-BETS bladder relief advertised in noisy ad
An old column advertises BU-BETS bladder pills promoted as a cure for nocturia frequent urination burning backache and impurities. The copy claims quick relief after cleansing and promises money back if not satisfied, noting the product as a best seller in local stores.
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Erie County to pay 339525 in sales tax plus statewide levy
Erie County merchants face a 1 percent Pennsylvania sales tax on six months of business ending February 28, totaling about 389625 across the county. The state estimates apply to retailers and excludes some papers, manufacturers, and certain articles. Local leaders and the Pennsylvania Retailers Association, led by Yiga President Harry D. Adamy, oppose reenactment of the sales tax. The April 13 due date marks penalties for late payment.
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New Officers of Encampment Named at Corry Meeting
Robert Nichols was named chief patriarch of Corry Encampment at Monday evening’s meeting. Other officers elected last night include William Cathy high priest Clifford Marsh senior warden Carl Nelson junior warden J. W. Busls treasurer. District Deputy Grand Patriarch Mr Crawford and state of Erie will install the newly elected officers at next Monday evening’s meeting.
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Two Sentenced by Judge Ariad in Liquor Case
Judge Ariad presided as jurors were excused. Charges of liquor violations were continued. Chites-Schumbers received sixteen months to two years in the Allegheny County Workhouse with fines and costs. Muyeavll Spencer was fined 200 dollars and costs, plus a six to twelve month county jail term.
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