Dictatorships fail. liberty sustains stable nations
A historical argument on the impermanence of autocratic rule. The speaker cites Rome from Julius Caesar to Augustus and contrasts with modern democracies like the United States and Britain, claiming enduring liberty yields lasting governance while tyranny dissolves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Julius Caesar
Williny
Stglian
Italy
Augustus
Haly
America
Great Britain
Republic Oil
Public Mind Credits Catt With Clear Peace Message
Mrs Carne Chapman Catt urges the Women's Council for the Prevention of War to shape public sentiment and press Washington to embrace clear peaceful policy. She argues public indecision fuels war and that decisive, human-centered action by women can clarify the nation’s stance and expedite meaningful peace efforts.
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Carne Chapman Catt
Women's Council For the Prevention of
Washington
United States
Noreed
Two Struck by Auto Injuries Reported
Mrs Ellenbeth Anderson and her eight year old daughter Grace were injured when struck by a car driven by J Leyden of East Eleventh Street on Ninth Street. Both were taken to hospital with head lacerations and bruises. A second paragraph discusses unclear international reparations revisions and Zionist movement speculation.
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Ellenbeth Anderson
Grace
Ash Streets
J Leyden
East Eleventh Street
Leyden
Ninthtreet
Ureenrh
Hamat Hospital
Anderson
Fragmented observations on society and politics in broken text
A jumble of cryptic phrases critiques education and beauty standards, contrasts wealth and hunger, suggests political campaigns and reflections on national figures, and ends with the notion that Germany and France exchange notes amid confusion.
Death of Rev Dr Mays Revered Cleric Recalls Corry Pastors
Twenty years ago The Journal Files recount the death of Rev Dr Mays in a Philadelphia hospital after an operation. Formerly pastor of the Presbyterian church in Corry, he left a lasting imprint on local religious life and community work.
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the Journal
Corry
Dr. Mays
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
Free Morning Movies Bring Education to Public Schools
A theater in downtown hosts morning showings for grammar and high school classes. A professional operator runs projections while schools supply teachers to conduct visual education sessions. Films cover coal mining forest fires winter life and regional industries with some location footage from Fordige. The program aims for public good with no theater cost beyond teacher presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wort
Publi
New England
Iin Fordige
Eastern diplomats and regional balance in U S postings
The article argues that most U S ambassadors and top diplomats come from coastal states led by New York and Massachusetts. It notes a pattern of Western underrepresentation, urges states to renew efforts to supply qualified candidates, and comments on recurring diplomatic notes and appointments.
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York
Pennsylvania
Massacusetts
Deepartment
New York
Massachusetts
Oregon
Kansas
Colorado
Oklahoma
Sasuth Dakota
Hays
Hem
Guatemala
Sinan
Finland
Nicaragua
Venezuela
Optimistic Advertising and a War Time Dividend Message
A New York publisher prints a bold optimistic ad stating wartime gains and prosperity. The display argues employment, finances, and consumer confidence will improve, urging readers to trust the economy and support the nation during the war effort.
Missing Corry Girls Found in Erie
Police confirmed two Corry girls Winifred O Brien and Varsell were located in Erie. Relatives had earlier reported them missing in Corry and authorities advised they are safe and returning home.
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Erie
Copper Ends Sightseeing Of Auburn Boys
Erie Nov 1 Howard Emerwen and Mike Noonan two Auburn High School students were returning from a trip when their car ran out of gas near Liberty Street. They admitted their imprudent trip and faced consequences as police investigated the crash and its aftermath.
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Erie
Howard Emerwen
Mike Noonan
Auburn
Buffalo
Cleveland
Idosi City
Gow
Estate of Weed N Ottoway notices debts and claims
Estate of Weed N Ottoway deceased calls all persons indebted to the estate to make payment and those with claims or demands to present them to Lillian Ottoway 33 W Smith Street Kincaid and Kincaid Corr Pa attorney added 3
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Weed N. Ottoway
Alan
Lillian Ottoway
W. Smith Street
Kincaid and
Kincaid Corry
Attorneve
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Cony Evening Journal
Weat South Street
A&b. Colegrove
Premice Mizsolini
Uncle Sam Wernon
IKK
Palestine
Mary Peanie
Fiat
Tony
Tolay
Ford
France
Wesley Stevens
Leavis Loday
Millerville
N. J
Tie
Ature
Dé McDaniels
North East
Burwell
Boone
Civic Center
Eureka
Bell
E. E. Guignon
Center St
Corry Pa
New York News
Gary
Ktorl Corporation
Univertising
Byuses
Copper
Auburn Boys
Brownell’s
Brownell Shoe CO
N. Center ST
Carl W. Smith
Corry, PA
Red Cross
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