Prom Journal Vile Capitalizes On Street Resurfacing Plan
Twenty years ago on May 18 1928 a prom journal item notes steps toward resurfacing a street between Washington and Park Plasts. City solicitor prepared an ordinance to authorize the project while Olly Couniell reported progress at a civic meeting.
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North Genteretree
Olly Couniell
Instaight
Washington and
Park Plast
Surpluses in Two Wars Highlight Disposal Problems
The piece recalls post World War I surplus mismanagement with $7 billion in goods abandoned, thousands of cars and bales rotting, and poor disposal efforts. It notes later efforts under War Assets Administration to liquidate surpluses quickly, yet warns ongoing slow disposal and wastage trends.
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John Franklin Carter
Nitro
West
Virginia
Camp Jesup
Baltimore
Senate Special Committee
National Defense Program
Latin America
India
Biutms
Br. Gen.bb. Gregory
Pursover
Army
Navy
Sur Mt
Local motor trade shift sparks talk of separate Lincoln Mercury dealers
Town chatter centers on Ford’s stance to cancel franchises and a plan to set up separate Lincoln and Mercury dealerships. Powell Motor hopes to handle all three lines. other notes cover fishing catches at Lake Pleasant, Tucker service plant output, and potential business changes including a Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. move. Also noted are federal housing talks, scarce soft coal outlook, and local civic events.
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United States
Corry Post Office
Aumgl Furiors
Corry
Tand
Lah
Mil Fifty
Washington
Wal
Industricseed
Ab West
Sit Wester
Senate
Balliy
Ford Company
Lincoln
Mercury
Leat
Powell Motor
Bill Shom
Norman McKloy
Bill
French Creek
Norm
Lake Pleasant
Shamburg
Tucker
Dick McLaughlin
Great Atantic and Pacific Tea Co
South Side
Washington and North Center Street
Franz Building
Gleveland
Clarenne Braley
Unclear clipping hints at postwar politics and odd notes
Fragmentary report covers OPA protest over a policy approach and a broad critique of administration figures. It notes rising January death rates, provides a brief mention of a local designer’s weathered fashion idea, and reports a city parking meter revenue check with rumors of congestion and a pending explanation.
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Wattsburg
Gume Warde
Walter ‘Webster
Erie
Erie County
Coopir Bat Thin
Army Signal Corps
Opa Bowles
OPA
Bill Shamburg
Lake Pleasant
Cornell
North Side
Baby Gas and Belching Problems in Infants
From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania the article explains infant belching after feeding, gas buildup in the stomach, and discomfort from distension. It notes excess gas may stem from formula strength, ingredients like sugar or starch in foods, and cow’s milk digestion issues, with starch in cereals and bread as a common post six months factor. It warns babies can swallow air when bottle feeding is improper or too rapid.
Classified Page Fragments Hint at Answers and Events
A garbled OCR sample lists questions on Meld of activity and Peary tumor, Greek myth figures, and U S government tent yoap end, with scattered notes on Warren Ross at Erie meet and a Moose lodge gathering in May. Nonsense lines and stray names mingle with brief reminders of a baby care tip and a Buick accident.
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Rebine H. Peary
Namu
Sonne
Periguin Island
U. S
Navy
John King
Warren Ross
Corry High
Heiwanis
Titusville
Erie
Cony Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose
State Armory
Fragmented Inquiry on Writing Paper and Fear
A reader asks about combat arts and burlesque shows and questions how many sheets are needed for ordinary writing paper, seeking clarification on related subjects and numbers.
State Police Warn Against Drinking and Driving
The State Police urge motorists to avoid driving after consuming alcohol, stating that drivers who do so become a danger to public safety and other road users. The message emphasizes personal choice but underscores the legal and safety implications of driving under the influence.
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Loowé
Vanny Im “Wieht
Iblic
Enjoy Life Don't Be Miserable Product Ad
An old ad touts Thompson's Boresoma Tablets as a diuretic aid for kidneys to flush poisonous waste and excess acid from blood, easing aches and pains. It markets benefits for liver and stomach and notes price 50c at drug stores, with Golden Lax Tablets for constipation at 5¢.
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Thompson
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