Three Business Men for New City Administration
The article notes that Corry will inaugurate a new city administration in January with three prominent local business figures taking seats on the council and mayor elect as leaders. It highlights their varied industries from gas services to blacksmithing and insurance, predicting a mature, taxpayer-aware government. It also cites broader economic commentary on auto prosperity and ownership of major U.S. wealth as context for the era.
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Yank E. Hepler
Corry
A. ©. Sandburg
Hashee
Commuimn
Richard Likusise
Fevelopeil
Musii
Hegter
Samburg
Broblepi Gine
Imiividan
Pray
Prunny
United States
Wu Tobi
Cho
Stewart Says Democracy and China in Global Reckonings
Ambassador Wang of China addressed the National Press Club, contrasting with Ambassador Saito. Wang portrayed China as a libertyloving democracy, noted historic dictators, warned of Japan's aggression, and pondered long-term geopolitical reckonings from antiquity to modern administrations.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. C
Ambassador Wang
China
National Press Club
Ambassador Saito
Saitos
Wang
Japan
Meetings Open at Alliance Church With Rev H Sutton Speaker
Meetings begin at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church with Rev H Sutton of Houtzdale PA as speaker. He is described as a man of God who preaches God’s Word and desires to lead souls deeper in a spiritual experience. An invitation is extended for prayers for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Rev
H. Sutton
Houtzdale
Sutton
Hollywood film star Danielle Darrieux adopts American menu
Hollywood November 4 Danielle Darrieux and her husband Henri Decoin have shifted household meals to the American way. A Parisian actress now relies on housekeeper Kate Gorardo for menus featuring biscuits, corn fritters, apple turnovers, waffles and more. They explore Southern style dishes and pizza, while remaining wary of some American staples.
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Hollywood
Maryland
Danielle Dar
Henri Decoin
Nuvé
Darrieux
Kate Gorardo
Lewis Stone
Supremacy and Recognition in Early 20th Century World Affairs
This brief quiz-like fragment asks who led the main Chinese forces in the ongoing Sino Japanese conflict, which Spanish government is recognized by the League of Nations, and whether Brazil or continental United States is larger, followed by etiquette, wisdom, and horoscope snippets reflecting contemporaneous concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
League of Nations
Brazil
United States
Winter Paris fashion unveils mink and silver fox coats
Paris styles at the Ritz and Montparnasse showcase the season through mink jackets, Persian coats, silver fox furs, and beaver pieces. Models display long fur ensembles with beaded gowns, velvet crowns, and high turbans as the look for a chic winter wardrobe. Strong fashion houses and Parisian salons set the tone for black velvet, fur trims, and statement jewelry.
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Paris
Ritz
Chilon
George Vo
Buckley’s Mixture Ad Briefly Promotes Asthma Aid
Vintage ad copy touts Buckley’s Mixture for asthma bronchitis with directions to dissolve in hot water and sip slowly. It lists sales in Canada and mentions various unrelated items and names, reflecting a mixed page with medical and political references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Buckley
Biebiey
Chiang Kai Shek
Canara
Lindsley's
Pharmae
Millers Phimae
Chosen People and the Bias in Civil Service Exams
Jay Franklin discusses how marked caste bias and racial favoritism shape employment in America. He cites Hindu untouchables and white native Americans, noting universities and veterans groups boosting minority candidates. He warns of a dangerous trend of self-appointed “chosen people” dominating political discourse and job access.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Louis Bronnfeld
Ina
Uim
Washington
Howard University
American Legion
América
Loing
Tees Gn
Kipling
Israel
Racial Struggles and Social Revolution Across Nations
The piece argues that social upheaval comes from entrenched inequality and that past persecutions shaped resilience in minority groups. It cites Turks, Jews, Chinese, Mormons, and Mormon leadership under pressure, warning that democracy must adapt to rising multicultural ethics while noting Ralph Ely's brief Astabula, Ohio business trip.
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Joseph Smith
Brigham Young
Church of the Latter-Day Saints
Setttement
Register Gil
Tribune Syntirate
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