A Lively Campaign Concluded With Radio Addresses
A lengthy editorial notes the conclusion of a lively campaign marked by radio addresses and broad party efforts. It commends Governor Roosevelt's campaign and analyzes the Roosevelt Smith Hoover dynamics, praising Smith's Boston address and Hoover’s aggressive posturing as pivotal in shaping public opinion and the presidential race trajectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polifen
Roosevelt
Chicago
Atlantics
Pacific
Baltimore
Supreme Court
Smith
Newark
East
Boston
Hoover
Hurley and Mills
Hooyer
Washington
Ins
Govarno
Ijuosivedt
Scare Em Charges And The Record
The piece critiques President Hoover and his New York address, listing eight charges against Democrats as fear of catastrophe if they win. It contends Hoover mislabels opponents as inflationists, warns against government expansion, and cites his administration’s own policies as failures. The analysis predicts outcomes will be clear by tonight’s results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
New York
Treasury
Carter
Republic
Tudge Parker
Yellow Dog Contract
Supreme Court
Ears Ringing Head Noise Remedy Advised
An old clipping urges sufferers of hearing loss and head full noises to seek prompt relief using Parmine Dab bie Strength with hot water and sugar. It promises to ease ear pressure, clear nasal discharge, and improve breathing, recommending one tablespoon four times daily for quick distress relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keister
Hollywood Film Shop reveals a past filled with stage icons
Hollywood Calif Nov 8 Alison Skipworth a veteran of over 30 years on stage and screen recalls a career marked by collaborations with Frohman Le Galliene and many Broadway hits. The piece links her rise to roles in The Artist's Model The Swan and 39 East as well as later film work including The Circle. It also recounts other stars such as Frances Rich Bo sWorth and Texas Guinan and notes the era of Equity strikes and silent pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leicester Wagner
United Press
Hollywood
Calif
Alison Skipworth
Iss Skipworth
Sir Henry Trying
Ethel Terry
Daniel Prohman
Eva
LeGalliene Rerative
London
Marie Temple
Frohman
New York
Miss Skipworth
Miss Temple
Miss LeGalliene
Equity
Hobart Bosworth
Belasco
Selig
Texas Guinan
Byceum
Lott Chaney
Leon ‘Trotsky
Clara Kimball Young
Harry McCoy
Charlie Chaplin
Bill Keefe
Otheman Stevens
Eaton ‘Lung
Grifith
Fred Linehan
Yale
Binetish
Chain Gang
Hell
Universal
Jim Tully
Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes November 8 1912
Items from the journal files recount local events dated November 8 1912. The engineering firm CG R Rogers and Co plans a warehouse and machine shop addition on Hagle Street. Local Democrats celebrate the Wilson Marshall victory despite bad weather. George Gelta of Muncie Indiana elected state senator. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Bals on November 7. Ells dance committee plans another dance party tonight. Lieut Dawson Olmstead ordered to report at Fort Myer December 15. Eli Barlow returns from New Haven to visit relatives Jeff heads to Daytona Beach for the winter. Daughters of Isabella hold a farewell for Mrs Frank MacDonald who moves to Lorain Ohio.
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Daughters of
Isabella
K. of
Frank MacDonald
Lorain
Ohio
War ren county population and regional facts query
The questions ask for War ren county population, who controls Palestine, date of the first International Exhibition, identity of "The Divine Surah," the priestess of Girard, and author of "Necessity, mother of attvention" with a page 7 reference.
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Warren County
Palestine
Prigess
Girard
Necessity
Attvention
Escapes Injury In Plane Crash In Warren
Warren resident Merle Dinsie, now heading a mining firm in Alaska, arrived by plane for a visit and survived a landing accident with minor injuries. The damaged aircraft was sent to the factory for repairs. Dinsie, about 45, is known locally from Jamestown football days and Yale rowing. his father was a Warren attorney.
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Warren, Noy
Merle Dinsie
Warren
Alaska
Standay
Duniele
Jamestown
Yale
Dunikle
Edward Ensworth
Thorne Smith and Others Books in New Review
A Writers By H Allen Smith review highlights Thorne Smith The Bishop s Jaegers a wild New Jersey nudist camp farce and calls it not his best but worth a laugh Also covers Facts and Quackery In Healing by Morris Fishbein and The Narrow Corner by Somerset Maugham with involvement of Dr Sameters Fred Blake and Captain Nichols plus Benet Cozzens Granberry and other authors winning O Henry Memorial prize An End to Dreams and more listed among notable stories and writers
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Bishop Waller
Fate
Thorne Smith
Little Arthur
Aspiria Liz
Park Avenue
Thy
New Jersey
Doubleday Doran
Morris Fishbein
Govier Friede
Logan Clendenning
Howard W.L Haggard
Fishbein
Arthur Brisbane
Somerset Maugham
Malayasia
Doubleday Daran
Dr. Sameters
Fred Blake
Captain Nichols
Pred Blake
Louise
Maugham
Stephen Vincent Benet
James Gould Cozzens
Edwin Granberry
Kay Boyle
Katherine Brush
Dorothy Canfeld
Irvin Cobb
Walter D. Edmonds
William Faulls
Marauand
Readers Hear Paper On Sousa At Marion Meeting
Mrs Clara Borne read a paper on the life and philosophy of John Philip Sousa and Walter Damrosch at the weekly gathering in Marion Street home of Mrs H W Alverson. The session drew audience interest and Mrs C F Cronin announced Nov 14 at her North Center Street residence as the next host site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Keaners
H. W. Alverson
Marion Street
Ealing
John Phillisy Sousa
Walter Damrosch
Clara © Borne
C.F. Cronin
North Center Street
Poverty Social At Elgin Church Friday
The Elgin M. E. Church ladies host a poverty social Friday evening in the basement dining room. Tickets are ten cents for adults and five cents for children, with a full program and refreshments including Boston baked beans brown bread pickles ginger bread and coffee promised to attract a capacity crowd.
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Elgin M. E. Church
Boston
Bridge Luncheon at Tarbell's Tea Room
Social bridge event at Tarbell's Tea Room in Union City offering 50 cent plates. Tables furnished. Information via RH.
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Tarbell
Phon RH
Union City
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrave
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 48Th St
Tribune
Hollywood Film Shop
Frances Rich
Irene Rich
Frances
Smith College
Joy Linehan
Makce
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Gene Tunney
Babe Ruth
George Godfrey
Hobby Jones
Warner Brothers
Bill Tilden
Mike Donlin
New York Giant
Joe Rivers
Hope
Billy Vincent
Frame Goddard
Bob Perry
Tom Kennedy
Sergi
Bob Roper
Phil Bloom
Jack Silver
Charlie Sullivan
Blip Papke
Jack Johnson
Toni Sharkey
Nate
Stanislaus Zbyszka
Nat Fendicton
Bull Montana
Ivan Linow
Constantin Romanoff
Jobe Savbldi
Dan George
Clarence Munn
Eleanor Holm
Helene Madison
Josephine McKim
Suirs
Teading
Joe B. Brown
New York Yankees
Wayne
Duke Morrison
University of Souther California
Tom Tyler
Johnny Weismuller
Tarzan
George Bancroft
Ina Claire
Carlyle Blackwell
George Melford
Lois Wilson
Birmingham
Jesse Lasky
Cecil DeMille
D. W. Griffith
D. W. Grimt
Griffith
Lasky
CG. R. Rogers and Go
Bn Hagle Street
Wilson and
Marshall
George Gelta
Muncie, Te
Gerry Boy
Mrs. Henry Bals
Ells
Washington, D.C
Lieut
Dawson Olmstead
Fort Myer
Eli Barlow
New Haven
N. W. Hull
Jeff
Daytona
Pia
Cas
Blanche Sweet
Griffit
Doug Fairbanks
Doug
Chapin’s
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Journal
H. Allen Smith
Elgin Church
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