Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Takéo Freco Journ Pilon
A speculative notice describes a new foundry addition 120 by 150 feet to start construction next week and the Rafiater Corporation expanding in nearby city. Reports mention poison liquor cases and a dangerous moonstruck drug. authorities urge action. Frank J. Cannon former Utah senator will address a Union Chapel service. The Cory Community Service Council funds outdoor skating rink plans, early stage but soon to begin with cold weather. A fire at a grandmother’s home injures three children. a local man is held on liquor transport charges tied to Forest county. Ongoing illicit goods and bootlegging rhetoric raise local concerns in Bear Street and Main Street areas.
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Democratic Party in Pennsylvania Faces Patronage Fears
Editorials warn that a State Committee slate tied to payroll-based patronage risks Lawrence and Ross control. The piece argues such power would undermine reform and threaten Democratic chances in the governor race, urging voters to reject a compromised, patronage driven campaign.
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Maine
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Fire safety warnings and winter hazards from the Medical Society
Daily Dozen advises against kerosene use to start fires and notes 7000 fire deaths yearly in the county. Many homes switch from oil to coal, raising accident risk with new heating equipment. Emphasizes trained evaluation of heating systems and cautions against poor choices. A historical note recalls the Powhatan detachment aiding in capturing pirate junks off China in 1855.
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American Farmers Strike Oil Cash In On Soybeans Flaxseed Peanuts
Washington reports a wartime shift as 85 Midwest farmers harvest soybeans and flaxseed while Southern and Best states move peanuts to processing plants. Vegetable oil output is set to exceed 520 million gallons, aiding wartime industry and food supply as Agriculture officials urge larger crops and farmers adapt to oil crop production despite logistics and labor challenges.
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Extraterritoriality in China and Its Ending
The article marks 100 years of extraterritorial rights in China and argues their end will bring equality with nations. It notes Americans and British promise to relinquish privileges, describes foreigners being immune from Chinese law, and recalls friction and wars over opium and unequal relations.
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Coast oyster beds in North Carolina to be boosted
The Fish and Wildlife Service outlines a program to increase oyster production in North Carolina. It notes about 200,000 acres of favorable beds exist but are underutilized.
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Daily Quiz Questions From Classifieds
A vintage quiz item lists ten questions on heels, parade steps, war allies, blood tests by race, Coney Island origin, craniometry, a company name, living US Vice Presidents, a presidential port visit, and how many nails make a baker's dozen.
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Economic Board Forms Across Business Farm and Labor
Byrnes forms an Economic Stabilization Board with two Republican business leaders two farm organization chiefs two labor leaders and eight federal officials. Members advise on civilian purchasing power rents wages profits and rationing to curb inflation. The group includes Eric A. Johnson Ralph Flanders Jesse Jones Edward ONeill and Frances Perkins among others.
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Oyster Bed Sanitation Rules Prompted State Certificates
Health authorities regulate oyster beds with strict bacteriological and chemical standards. If beds meet purity requirements, state authorities issue certificates to the oyster grower.
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Kreisler Returns to Stage After Near Fatal Incident
Violin legend Kreisler resumes public concerts after a year marked by a near death experience and medical setback. In his first interview since April 26 of last year, he speaks of humility, mental discipline, and music as his refuge and strength.
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Wide World Arts
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Fragmentary factoid on Evervianes regional park features
A garbled note describes a regional park in Morida covering over 2 000 aquinilles and housing five bird sanctuaries. It notes the site’s value for tilier and mentions use on tennis courts.
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