Artificial measures spark debate on economy and work
An editorial from Diperty criticizes artificial remedies for unemployment and argues for sustainable paths like returning to farming. It warns that blanket wage boosts and large public loans merely delay recovery, advocating work that yields real value and self support.
Fragmented OCR trivia questions on historical land and leadership
The fragment lists inquiries about Cory' land owners Liberia's capital city Maryland's capture date Michigan's governor and the Cord school principal plus a page 7 citation about freeing a man from servitude.
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Former Brie Man Killed in Newark Bridge Accident
Peter J. Ryan, 45, a former Brie resident and structural steel worker, died after injuries from a fall while working on a Newark bridge. Son of Capt. and Mrs. John Ryan, he had recently worked on various projects and was a World War I veteran with the 95th Aero Squadron. His death follows earlier absence from the city as he pursued steady construction work.
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Wesleyville Blaze Probed by District Officials
District Attorney Mortimer, Graham, and state police opened an inquiry into the $30,000 Wesleyville fire that damaged two stores, the post office, and second floor apartments in the Chaffee block last Sunday. Officials would not release details but hinted the building may have been over insured. a fire marshal from Harrisburg joined the probe and one man was questioned in the DA's office to provide investigators with information.
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Fire Destroys House and Barn in Hast Main
Fire last evening destroyed a two story home and a barn owned by SH Higgs on Hast Main street Bracton. Discovered about 6 30 p m with strong south wind pushing flames to the dwelling. Mr Mrs Higgs and their son were in the house as the blaze spread. Bracton Fire department fought for two hours. Loss about 11000 with partial insurance. Origin unknown though defective wiring in the barn may have sparked the fire. Catog greenhouse next door damaged by water.
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Gasoline plant fire injures man and destroys oil wells
One man was severely burned when a casinghead gasoline plant exploded and fire swept 80 to 100 acres on the Bred Rembold farm at Egypt's Corners on the Salina Franklin road. James Remboldt, 20, of Franklin, is hospitalized with serious burns. owners C H Weaver Oil City and Charles Reinbold Salina lease the wells and tanks. four tank cars destroyed and three wells damaged.
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Ruth Shaffer 10 Dies In Lakes-to-Seas Crash
Ruth Shaffer aged 10 was killed near Brookville on the Lakes-to-Seas highway when a car driven by J. B. Schneider of Ridgway struck her as she walked behind a truck on her way to school. Her skull was crushed. She was the only child of Mr and Mrs Hobson Shaffer and resided with her grandparents. Her father and mother were patients in hospitals in Aspinwall and Pittsburgh respectively.
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New Officers Elected by Jonathan Lodge At Odd Fellows Hall
Jonathan Lodge I 9 0 Fy elected new officers for the coming term at a regular meeting in Odd Fellows hall last evening. The officers include J W Irwin grand, Mloon Daur vice grand, Hobart M Hall trustee, Edward Rosbacher paraphernalia clerk, Harold Shannon representative to Grand Lodge, and A F Carlburg pianist. Installations will be by District Deputy Grand Master Milton Bonney of Phillipsville on Wednesday evening April 13. Mrs Anna Andrews invites all Pythian Sisters and friends to a silver tea at her home next Tuesday afternoon April 15 with lunch and social time.
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Maine Delegation Backs Roosevelt Bid Despite Splits
Maine delegates at the Democratic state convention instructed to vote for Franklin D Roosevelt. About forty of the delegation favored Roosevelt while at least two or more backed other candidates. The tie vote at the convention ended 288 to 285 with Roosevelt chosen for the national ticket.
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