Washingtons Farewell Guide for American Neutrality
The piece argues for preserving neutrality amid Europe’s rivalries, urging continuation of existing engagements but opposing new entangling alliances. It cites Washington’s logic to avoid sweeping commitments while expanding Americas influence, stressing cooperation with the Old World only when safe and beneficial. It frames a Western Hemisphere focus to safeguard freedom and peace as the continent modernizes.
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Europe
George Washington
Tiberly
Washington
Asia
America
North
South America
Who's Who Pioneer Residents In 1869 70
An installment in the Who's Who-Corry's Pioneer Residents series lists names and occupations from late sixties directories. It records workers, trades, and firms along with street abbreviations and nearby landmarks, detailing residents such as Fuller William, Frantz Jacob, and Gill Sherman B while noting employers, shops, and crossings.
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Corry
Con
Congress St
H. W
Wayne St
Del
Delaware
G. C. Cross Cut Railroad
Con. R
Concord Road
Liberty
K. House
W. W
Wash
Washington St
Center St
Park Place
St. South Street
Rob
Sp. Spring St
PI. Pleasant St
Footman J
Fuller William
Elm
Fuller Willis Taorer
Carpenter
Elie
Fuller
David
Fuller Warren
Pulley
H. L
Puller
Burton J. H
H Ch
Fulton W. Ry
Johnston House
Fullerton
Wright
Puilkeraon B. V
Pheatre
Franklin A
Grand
Francis H. D
Park
Traynor B
Robriz
Unknown candidate Lenton as national vote getter debate
The article discusses whether a well known leader or a lesser known figure yields stronger electoral support. It cites Governor Lenton of Kansas, noted by the New York Times as rising in prominence yet lacking public stances on foreign policy and major national issues. It questions if his administration record suffices for presidential consideration amid national scrutiny.
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Ubal
New York Times
Lenton
Kansas
the Times
Nis
Children of Light
Republican Strategy Faces Landon Question After Nomination
The piece argues the GOP plans to attack Roosevelt while avoiding attack on Landon’s rival, betting on a colorless candidate to defeat Roosevelt. It warns Landon must become better known nationally, or a landslide victory would be unlikely.
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Roosevelt
Sitle
Landon
United States
BORDER COURTESIES
American business men will be interested in a new Ottawa budget proposal. The Canadian government would exempt from import charges one hundred dollars of goods bought in the United States by any Canadian tourist returning home. This boosts American merchants and Canada’s export trade, matching a long standing Canadian courtesy to American travelers. Authorities aim to ease customs for travelers in both directions.
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Ottawa
States
Canada
Paris Styles in March Evening Gown Silhouettes
Paris fashion notes describe a new feminine evening silhouette with longer lines and back fullness, draped bodices, and tinted flower bows. A tailored midnight suit suits tall slender figures while gowns feature princess lines and full floor folds.
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Paris
Mar
Secon
Sitin
Hollywood film shop and the detective character trend
Hollywood reports discuss the repeat business of iconic detectives on screen. Warner Oland revived Charlie Chan across ten films, showing steady income despite uneven hits. It notes Holmes portrayals by Clive Brook and William Powell as Pit Vance, and the Thin Man pairing of Powell with Myrna Loy, plus early teams Inspector Oscar Piper and Hildegard Withers.
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Hollywood
Warner Oland
Charlie Chan
Karl Derr Biggers
Biggers
Oland
Sherlock Holmes
Clive Brook
Debonair
William Powell
Pit Vance
Powell
Myrna Loy
Cooky James Gleason
Bina May Oliver
Oscar’ Piper
Hildegard Withers
Odds Against War in Europe Decline Cautiously
Latest European conflict prospects show odds against war at 9 1 2 to 1 with cautious notes from London and Mari. Reports mention Rhine border tensions and troop movements as observers weigh chances of conflict across months ahead.
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Europe
London
Rhineland
Twenty Years Ago Highlights from Journal Files
March 24 1916 news notes include a local Erie Railroad incident injuring Ext. Thornton near Union City and a Dollar Day drive planned for next Saturday to aid city children. Installation of Comy Lodge I O F officers led by A L Jones is reported, with members listed. A shuss urbanizing plant prepares for auto ure repair work. Mrs Mount returns to public life after months at home. May C H Boyett and Mrs Henry Bennett travel to Warren for a few days.
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iBimpr Shuss
Powell Carriage Shop
North Center Street
Join Hammond
Buffalo
West Church Street
iMay. C. HL Boyett
Henry Bennett
Warren
Star Signals for Mavens Born in September
The text outlines September births and daily influences with odd spellings and erratic phrases. It mentions December and November references and warns about balancing work, beauty, and health. It seems to describe a quirky horoscope with dates and cautions for personal conduct.
Local trades and residents listed in city directory update
The entry lists Griffin A a laborer and W Griffin Pat a laborer from Mound, Griffin A a sash maker, WW, Guignon L B a stove dealer at 1524 Main, Guignon E a tinner on E Main, Guigin H A a tinner on E Main, and Guinan Brank a laborer in alley near ockup.
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Griffin A
Griffin Pat
Mound
Guignon L. B
Main
Guignon E
Guigin H. A
Guinan Brank
Nedrockup
County Forced to Seek $150000 Loan
Baie Mar 14 Erle county faces dwindling funds as Priday and county commissioners plan a meeting to negotiate a 13000 town loan. Controller Harvey M Williams estimates the sum needed to cover general expenses and payrolls, with remaining funds earmarked for the poor board and sinking fund. A loan appears necessary to maintain usual county functions through early June.
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Baie
Erle County
Priday
Cority
Harvey M. Willia
Bresury
Mune
One Woman in Million Boasts Perfect Beauty
Pittsburgh art teacher Mrs. Nathan Miller says only one American woman in a million can possess perfect beauty. She created stylized portraits to fit her ideal, describing distinct features such as high cheekbones and an Oriental eye slant.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Nathan Miller
Carnegie Tech
Putin
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Nicholas
Gammon M
P & BR
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Gallagher Thomas
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P & ER
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Tohnston House
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Gilson JE
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Shermayy
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Mary Knight
United Press Staff
Hollywood Film Shop
Thornton
Elis Yieinily
Union City
Erie Railroad
Erest
Wotay Beeretary Crown
Rvebants
Comy Lodge
C. F
A. L. Jones
C. B. Allen
Guy W. Rogers
T. J. Williams
J. I. Bush
C.L. Mather
WB. Hall
Olen O.A. Sandburg
C.D. Auer
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Selders
K. B. Bornstein
FP. Binix
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Federal Reserve Systatte
Federal Deposit Ins. Corp
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