The Naval Row Sparks Debate Over Policy And Manners
Corry Pa readers see a heated dispute over navy policy. Navy League spokesmen clash with critics while President policy becomes focus of debate. The article recalls past battles over armament, treaty limits, and disparities in naval tonnage between Britain and the United States with historical context.
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Navy
Navy League
League
United States
Great Britain
Scientific American
Britain
America
Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes Local Happenings
Twenty years ago local items include William JH Cola’s World as Seen Through the Eyes of a Traveling Man at First Presbyterian Church. Property work at the Presbyterian annex and injuries to Leon McLean from a gunshot. Arthur Pairchild’s hand injury from a gag fire incident. Brownell Shoe Company relocation to Wilson block Worth Center street. Harry Linstrom injures a finger on Erie Railroad work near Columbus. James Bracken improving after typhoid scare. Mrs Isabelle Hickok set to leave tomorrow.
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William JH. Cola
The
Raymond Manufacturing Company
First Presbyterian Church
Arthur Pairchild
William Fairchild
Brown Block
Brownell Shoe Company
West Main Street
Wilson Block
Worth Center Street
Notable figure travels Europe amid prohibition debate
The text outlines a political personality with ties to the prohibition repeal movement. It notes a congressman who secured acclaim from lakes to Peoria and a career as a theater and hotel operator. Born June 13, 1861 in Lewiston, Illinois, he studied at Hinoix cottage and Jacksonville, later taking part in Washington politics since 1928.
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Williac Fagor
Tinos
Scandinavia
Wetgonda
Fiyll
Lakes
Public Enemies Routed in Chicago Cleanup
Chicago reports a tough cleanup of a hidden gang network after Capone’s defeat. A secret committee designated about 50 criminals as public enemies, with 41 in prison, awaiting trial, or dead, six fugitives, and four still free without felony charges. The piece argues civic righteousness deserves recognition alongside crime.
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Chicago
Racketous
Capone
Fearless Court
America
Look and Learn 4 Answers and Key Facts
Answers cover Thomas Jefferson who asserted all men are created free and equal. The average man contains about six quarts of blood. The softest metal in general use is lead. Central Powers in WWI were Germany Austria Hungary Turkey and Bulgaria. Earth travels about 1 512 000 miles daily in its orbit.
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Thomas Jefferson
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Turkey
Bulgaria
Daily Lessons in English by W-L Gordon
Instructional note from Gordon on proper usage and pronunciation. Discusses correct object of write, mispronunciations of French terms, common misspellings, and word study. Encourages vocabulary growth with daily word focus on aspect, appearance, and view.
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W-L
Gordon
Caraway Remembered As Colorful U S Senator
The sudden death of Senator Thaddeus Caraway in Little Rock Arkansas robs Congress of one of its most colorful figures and steadfast Democrats. Colleagues mourned him as a incisive wit and diligent public servant who relished debate and public duty.
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Arkansas
Congress
United Press
Washington
House
Prevent
Caraway
Senate Lobby Committee
Fght
Arkanaia
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
Senate
Farmer-Labor
Morrow
Curtis
South
Revolutions and novels color the 1920s book scene
The article surveys Central and South American revolutions in fiction and notes novels like Sparks Upward and The Golden Book list. It highlights Esteban, the Indian vaquero, and old farm tales set against 49er era chronicles, with reviews of Roberts and Halpen works and a run of notable 1920s literature and critics.
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Oliver le Rarge
Sparkes
Houghton Mifflin
Richard Harding Davis
Henry
Esteban
Republic
Alturas
la” Warge
Archer Butler Halpen
Elizabeth Madox Roberts
Little Brown
Literary Guild
Atlantic Monthly
Roberts
Viking
Philly
Andy
Diony
Great Meadow
Ginkgo Frat Describes Ginkgo Seed Structure
The text explains Ginkgo anatomy and classification, noting the leaf shape and its relation to conifers. It describes Ginkgo as a deciduous conifer with fanned leaves and naked seeds, highlighting the distinctive outer eye-like fruit and its place among gymnosperms.
Lindenville Invitation to 60th Wedding Anniversary
A Lindenville North Carolina resident plans to attend the 60th wedding anniversary of a male relative and aunt scheduled for Sunday. Community notes mention local figures Amidon Auer Barlow Heerlein Manley and Powell elected to the school board at Tuesday's election. The Monday night high wind toppled a large billboard on First Avenue raising concerns about other unsafe billboards. A daily puzzle asks to compute unit prices for potatoes and apples with a given purchase and total, and provides a solution outline.
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Lindenville
N. C
Messrs
Amidon, Auer
Barlow
Zson
Heerlein, Manley
Powell
Eho
First Avenue
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Leon McLean
Harry Linstrom
Erie Railroad
Columbus
James Bracken
Poughkeepsie
Mrs. Isabelle Hickok
Tomor
W. Wull
U.S
Journal
H. Allen Smith
Alice
Old Vincennes
Wiggs
Lady Rose
Tome
Visayes
Mr. Britling
Helen of Troy
Elmer Gantry
San Luis Rey
Catawa
Rep
Cramton
Michigan
Gramton
Manhattan
Konrad Bercovier
Century
Robert Ripley
Vincent Starrett
Doubleday, Doran & Co
Starrett
Thaddeus H, Caraway
Chapin’s
Jersey
Better Coats
Tan
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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