The Changes Of A Century In The Nation’s Life
The article celebrates the American Institute of New York’s 100th anniversary noting the telegraph and telephone first shown, the McCormick reaper, Colt firearms, and the modern printing press. It contrasts old life with today, describing faster news, fire alerts, and the rise of mechanized work and home crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of New ‘York
McCormick Reaper
Colt's Fire Arma
Institute
Europe
Atlantic
Philadelphia
Boston
New Orleans
California
Whales and Milton in Compendium Mystery
Yesterday's quiz asks about a whale cave affliction and a belligerent intermediary bee. It also questions impeachment in the US and counts of Islams in the Hawaiian territory group with a bank guaranteed payment check as a clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomes
Milton
SPG
Palace of Wates
A Problem a Day Respeculator buys at below par
A problem note describes a trader buying a stack when prices are 25 percent below par and selling at 19 percent below par. The calculation yields a rate of gain. An unrelated sentence mentions W. W. Auer traveling to Bradford, Pa on a business visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Auer
Bradford
Navy recruit chief warns on heart disease in youths
Al McCoy, naval recruiting officer, says serious high blood pressure and heart disease are now common among 17 and 18 year olds. He blames fast living including wine and women for many enlistment rejections and urges parental reflection to remedy the trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al McCoy
Naval
Navy
Family Night at MLE Church Promises Large Attendance
Clippings note Family Night at the MLE Church with a Bible prize for the largest family present. Evangelistic services at Pick Methodist Church feature Dr Akers on The Bread and Butter Value of Religion. Rev Wesley Adams leading in prayer and Rev James Campbell singing. Proceeds highlight local events and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Pick Methodist Church
Akers
Wesley Adams
James Campbell
Thia Umber
New Busses of Latest Design In Warren Park
New busses manufactured by White Motor Company of Cleveland arrived in Warren on March 31 and were shown to residents. The two larger baggage units and thirty five leather upholstered seats impressed visitors as the red vehicles toured the borough between twelve and one pm. The buses are to operate between Warren and Sheffield after a pension of the trolley service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Avene West
Joseph Warren
Poplar Street
Warren
White Motor Company
Cleveland
Fortable
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Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Post Omics
W. L. Gordon
American Institute
Piles Marott
Farry Mead
Wik Consn
M- Mead
Wayne Street
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Kuta B. Gould
W. H. Muzzy
S. Ayer
Columbus
D. 8. Rowe
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L. S. Shumaker
the Baptist Church
Mle
Southwicks
Spartaneburg
John
Dempsey
Mass
Chautauqua Division
Permays
Vania
Free Ambulance
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Cry
Davison Funeral Home
Center ST
Corry, PA
M.E. Stout
J. S. Rogers
Timothy, Alsike and
Red Clover
Timothy and Alsike
Erie County
Union Produce Conion
Cinical Transportation
Ychevrolet
Q.K
Erie
Jamestown
N. Y
Clymer
Panama
Phoenix Hotel
West Ridge Transportation Co
Coats
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North Center Street
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