Forests and population push need for reforestation
The piece urges rapid forest preservation and tree planting as U S population grows, citing Charles Lathrop Pack and state efforts in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. It notes idle land, destructive logging, and fires threat. calls nationwide cooperation, reserves, and plans for a future demand. Local notes include political visits and civic activity in Corry and Union City.
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United States
Coolidge
Charles Lathrop Pack
American Tree Association
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Fone
Game of Correct English by W L Gordon
A fragmentary esoteric page listing questions about grammar spelling and pronunciation. It mentions words like matron omnivoy omnitn and omelet with scattered garbled text and prompts for correct usage and pronunciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Now PUMPING Oil Westward Announces Pipeline Shift
Kane March 16 An official statement from Lie National Transl company outlines an oil movement westward along the east to west system. No equipment changes. crude produced in Texas will be pumped to Gulf ports and shipped to Philadelphia for National Transit sites and westward delivery. Movement to begin within 20 days. The Kane station starts the westward flow to Franklin relay office. Mr and Mrs P J Mricseman left for a visit later today.
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Kane
Mar
Lie National Transl! Company
Lmiecoulivental
Treni
Texas
Philidelphia
National Transit
Colegraye Works
Franklin
Former Erie youth freed of murder charge
Erie March 1 15 year old Frank Madaffer formerly of Erie was acquitted by a jury after 40 minutes of deliberation. The defendant once lived at 1624 Naberty and worked at the National Foundry. He had faced a murder accusation tied to a townhouse near Sunbury Pa and a prior wartime duty. new evidence prompted a rehearing leading to his acquittal with testimony highlighting his good character from police and foundry officials.
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Erie
Mar
Frank Madaffer
Pottsville
Walt
Naberty
Ind Wes
National Toundry
James LeHosse
Sunbury
Warry
Body found in ice near Olean identified as Joan Burns
The body of Joan F Burns of Burlington Vermont a former World War soldier was recovered from an icy pond between the Erie and Pennsylvania tracks west of Olean She died from a broken neck and a post mortem found no foul play Police say the body likely froze in winter after an accident near the embankment and a discharged veteran flag was found with the remains
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Van
Olean
Mar
Joan F. Burns
Burlington
Ited States Army
Nation Extends Sympathy For California Dam Disaster
The nation expresses sympathy for Californias Santa Clara river basin flood victims after the dam collapse. Hundreds died and property damage runs into millions. Red Cross and relief groups are urged to aid, with calls for federal assistance.
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Corry
Santa Clara River
Red Cross
New Erie County Farm Agent Impresses Local Club
P S Crossman addressed a local service club to present the newly named Erie County farm agent. He outlined ties between agricultural associations and farmers, praising farm bureaus for aiding farmers and noting the agent’s practical approach and the bureau’s recent accomplishments under Warm Agent Bogle.
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P. S. Crossman
Erie County, Arm
Bogle
County Bureau
Yesterday’s Quiz Answers and Explanations
Answers recap seven questions from yesterday. 1 Nor mal adult has 600 muscles. 2 Fecial wars between Turks and Christians were the Crusades era conflicts. 3 Golf hole diameter is four and a quarter inches. 4 Far of whites refers to white heat or whiteness myth. 5 City by Bride of the Sea is Istanbul. 6 Appomattox, Virginia is the cited surrender site. 7 Saracen of South Africa described as a pigment carrier. 8 Islands southwest of New Zealand are the Auckland Islands. 9 Potatoes sprouting in light develop toxins and bitterness.
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Appomattox
Vas
Thomas St. Marshall
Wilson
South Africa
New Zealand
A Problem a Day Challenge From a 1900s Page
A quirky puzzle column asks how many people can stand in a room of 19 by 12 feet, then gives a geometric figure 27 by 18 inches. The solution hints at calculating a rate with percentages, then dividing a rate by three years to yield a yearly figure.
Identity of man found in Lake Eris revealed
March 16 report states a body recovered from the east silo of the bay off French street was Joseph Tibbets, 1153 West 28th Street. Morque officials confirmed the name Thursday after brother Frank Tibbets supplied details. the deceased had a cap and a watch, though remains were badly decomposed.
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Eris
French Street
Joseph Tibbets
West 28Th Street
Frank
Nelson ‘Ibbots
Fie Sand and Gra
Gov
Scranton Called Open Town by Federal Probers
Federal agents James B. Lewis and R. B. Young from the Pittsburgh district visited Scranton to observe Prohibition enforcement. They declared Scranton the widest open town in Pennsylvania with at least 250 saloons selling whiskey openly, describing conditions as rotten despite the ongoing federal raid.
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Scranton
Penna
United Press
Pennsylvania
James B. Lewis
R. B. Young
Pittsburgh
Federal Prohibition District
Lewis
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Womanls Exchange
Invayry Sautioten
Corry Indies
Ems
Shidge
Ganulion
Mranelin
B. A. Tate
Building Fund
Payny
A. JD. Ross
James Rienarde
Springboro
George Verbeck
OM City
A .G. Delamater
New York
Texy
Minon
P. J. Mricseman
Henry Clews & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Broadway
New York City
Winchester
E. E. Guignon
Davison Funeral F Home
Center ST
Corry, PA
The
J. L. Newhouse Company Bargain Department
Newhouse
N. Center St
R.g.barnes
Mgr. Corry
Frank C. Cuapin & Sons
North Center Street
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