Coolidge Endorses Poppy Pledge in Veterans Sale
President Coolidge endorses the Veterans of Foreign Wars annual Poppy Day on May 26th. The message highlights the Poppy’s symbolism of sacrifice and aiding disabled veterans, urging public support and noting the campaign proceeds aid veteran workers. Pennsylvania members split on the McNary Haggen farm bill while postal receipts show declines in April 1928 compared to 1927.
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VFW
Goolidgy
Corry
Cajry
Coolidge
Farthermore
Twenty Years Ago In Journal May Fourteen 1908
Reminiscences from May 14 1908 note J C Witon remodeling on Second avenue and predictions a new timecard will shift Pennsylvania R A trains to Columbus avenue. G and C summer car in fresh paint and a busy Chau tauqua season anticipated. New lake cottages rise as Titusville Corry High football game set for Saturday. Rev F A Helsley travels to Pittsburgh for episcopal convention. A marriage license issued to Patrick F Hunt and Rebecca Splath of Corry, rumored married at St Thomas church last night. Pat denies. Opera house meeting planned at C P Rogers office. Twelfth in the Silloway case to grand jury. Columbus High Commencement tonight. Cleve R Morton to graduate. Infant of Mr and Mrs Prance Chage on Hustis Street. James Richards and friends head to Cambridge Springs on train 9 yesterday. return this morning. Little Miss Mavit Orissa Bracken enjoys first outing with delighted Grandpa Bracken.
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Gus J. Miller
Patrick F. Hunt
Rebecca Splath
Corry
St. Thomas Church
Pat
Answers to Saturday questions from Look and Learn 4
Answers list includes 4 Stephen A. Douglas 2 Gopherwood 3 Quakers 4 Webert 82S, India and Ghins. The source mixes multiple topics and contains errors and unclear items.
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U. S
U. St
Stephen A. Douglas
Gopherwood
Quakers
Webert
India
Ghins
Political realignments and third party talk in 1924
The article analyzes potential party bolts in 1924, weighing Senator Borah and La Follette as progressives. It discusses midwest Republican and southern Democratic blocs, possible cross-party coalitions, and the slim odds of a successful third party run affecting the presidential race.
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Roruts
Borat
Vellette
LaPellette
Hiro
Modern Towers Listed Across Global Landmarks
Fragmented OCR reads as a catalog of tower examples including Nome Victoria tower at Parliament House, Wellington, a Bonlique du Suvre Coens structure in Montmartes, Paris, and Brown University campus towers in Providence RL.
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Victoria
Hirey
Wouliinster
Montmartes
Paris
Brown University
Provisidence
A Problem Solving Mow Time From The Night Issue
Four men in five days at nine hours each mow fifteen acres. In two days at eleven hours each to mow eleven acres requires calculating work rates. The text also notes an $20 problem answer and a money explanation of earnings, plus a London marriage item: Sinclair Levin wed Dorothy Thompson Bard at a Henrístra Street register office near the Strand.
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London
Sinclair Levin
Dorothy Thompson Bard
Henristré Street Register Office
Strand
Gentral London
Landseer Ambidextrous Artist Patents Two Paintings
A Historic note describes Landseer simulating ambidexterity to paint two pictures at once. The quirky instance highlights his dexterous skill and inventive approach to art.
Cemetery Assn To Hold Annual Meet Tonight
The Pine Grove Cemetery Association stockholders meet at 7 20 pm with manager C D Alexander present to hear reports and elect directors for the coming year. Lot owners and stockholders are urged to attend for robust participation and to discuss the association's welfare.
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Pine Grove Cemetery Association
C.D. Alexander
Chautauqua Guarantors Meet Tonight
The committee behind Corry Chautauqua calls guarantors to a 7 30 PM meeting at the Municipal Building. They push for immediate organization and assignment of duties ahead of the week of July 26 as preparations speed up for the local program.
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Chautauqua
Weel
Police Chief Lewars Dies After Wounding in Reading
Wilson H. Lewars aged 60 chief of police at Hamburg Pa died in a Reading hospital after being fatally shot while attempting to arrest a gang of silk bandits. His partner Daniel H. Bailey was wounded in the same incident early Saturday as they surprised the suspects.
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Reading
Wilson H. Lewars
Hamburg
Lewars
Daniel H. Bailey
Man killed by splinter in auto crash near Polyclinic
Harrisburg May 14 A 24 year old Chester Eizweller died at Polyclinic hospital after attending his sister's graduation. His car struck a rail fence causing a huge splinter to pierce the vehicle and embed in his body, pinning him inside.
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United Fess
Harrisburg
Chester Eizweller
Clarke Valley
Thompson's Barosma Restore Me Claims Cure
An advertisement promotes Thompson's Barosma as a health restorative for bloating and kidney liver trouble. It cites a testimonial of reduced waist measurement from 45 to 36 inches and a complete cure after several bottles. Price is $1.00 per bottle with a money back guarantee if no improvement.
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Langworthy
Tryonville
Peter and Bobolink Adventures on the South Fly Route
In a meadow tale, Bobolink and Mrs Bobolink debate travel lore and wisdom as Peter, a young listener, questions journeys. Bobolink boasts of distant voyages while Mrs Rabbit, chastising the boy, calls for courtesy. The group imagines winter here and Brazil summer, describing the long voyage north via the Caribbean route the Bobolinks follow.
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Jim
Bobolink
Fin Rabbit
Robert O'Lincoln
Bouolink
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Vita
Anu
Brazil
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Assist in Reducing Auto Accidents Warns Health Official
Dr. Theodore B. Appel urges action to cut auto fatalities especially among children. He says speed, urban driving, and careless pedestrians drive danger and calls for a safety conscience in drivers and parents to protect life on city streets.
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Theodore B. Appel
Wesleyville Downs Oil City in Suburban Diamond Duel
Wesleyville high continued its winning ways by defeating Oil City high 21 to 1 on the suburban diamond Saturday afternoon. It was a wild game with nine errors, ten errows noted, and both teams charged with walks. Jim Manaffin worked despite six walks, allowing six hits as Wesleyville amassed 22 total hits.
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BRIE
Wesleyville High
Oil City High
Tod
Wesleyville
Jim Manafo
Oilers
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