Hoover Administration Promises Bring Recovery Hope
The piece criticizes a string of Hoover era commissions and optimistic White House announcements as deceptive, noting repeated disappointments in the economy and federal revenues. It cites misstatements on deficits, tax cuts, and cotton prices, urging factual reporting over political assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Administration
Orly
Gorees
Wickersham Commission
Hoover Administration
Teast
Hoover
Congress
THAT COMMUNIST SCARE
A historical critique describes widespread fear of communism in recent years and notes alleged Red influence in New York City politics. It asserts the Soviet threat claims and cites a Manhattan vote count as evidence of public sentiment, suggesting relief after election results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yerl City
Linen
Electon
Manhattan
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files
Street Commissioner Vogill reorganized the street department after yesterday and today’s storm, with five plows in operation by eight this morning. Aviator P. Rodgers suffered a failed flight near Los Angeles, landing in a plowed field but escaping serious injury. The Corry band reformed after a Halloween parade and will stay active. Sleigh bells return as the big storm hits, snow drifted. Silver Creek High to meet local scholastics on Thanksgiving night as Coach Keating drills the squad. Love Manufacturing Company completed two brick side wall jobs on North Center street. Constables Mitchell Smith Carl and Mattison left for Erie for their routine report. Capt Webb and Lieut Keefer left for Oil City for a Sixteenth Regiment meeting today. Carl Sullivan George Ricker John Caldwell George Heywang and Willers Powell went to Erie to serve on jury duty. R W Blyderburg and Louis Brown to Union City on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Sullivan
George Ricker
John Caldwell
George Heywang
Willers Powell
Erie
Daily Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon
Instructional column listing common usage and pronunciation notes. Highlights include preferred terms for contraption and device, guidance on schism and fas in, and tips on spelling and synonyms. Emphasizes expanding vocabulary by mastering one new word daily and includes a sample word pecunary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Erie Priest Injured After Auto Crash Near Perry Highway
Rev. John E. Dembiniski pastor of St. Cushner's Church Hesmyenue and Aiking Street suffered a broken back and is listed in serious condition after a car driven by his brother Vincent Damiinski city police officer skid on wet pavement and rolled three times about a mile south of the city along Perry highway. Vincent escaped with minor injuries and was treated and released. The priest and his brother were returning from a hunting trip when the crash occurred and motorists had to extricate them from the wreckage.
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Vincent
Erie
A Problem Day: Investments At Two Rates
Two investments total 2500 at S percent and 6 percent. Annual interest from the S percent share is 29 dollars less than from the 6 percent share. Let the S percent amount be x, then (S/100)x and 0.06(2500−x) differ by 29. Solve for x to find each investment.
Look and Learn quiz answers reveal Civil War leader and markets
Answers list identifies General James Longstreet as hardest fighter among Confederates, New Orleans as largest U.S. market for cotton, sugar, bananas and oysters, the sun’s temperature as % GOD degrees Fahrenheit, the muskrat as the largest rat family member, and Newfoundland as the smallest self.
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United States
James Longstreet
New Orleans
the Muskrat
Newfoundland
Convict Lindsey Found Guilty of Statutory Offense
Erie state news reports Mark Lindsey a 22 year old Corry Pennsylvania man was convicted by a county court jury of a statutory offense. He was ordered to pay hospital expenses and 3.50 weekly child support until the child turns seven and posted 500 bond to ensure compliance. Judge Marion D Patterson presided with J J Desmond returning from New York City on business.
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Erie
Navy
Mark Lindsey
Corry
Erie County
Marion D. Patterson
Hish County
Catholic Daughters Plan Donation Tea at Convent
The Catholic Daughters of America plan a donation tea for the Sisters of Mercy Convent at North First Avenue on Friday November 20. Arrangements were set at the Knights of Columbus room meeting with Mrs. Sadie Downey named head. Officers to be installed soon. date forthcoming. Cards were played during the social hour. awards went to Mrs. Helen Brown and Mrs. S. Downey. Mrs. P. G. Wood and James Mead served toasted cheese sandwiches, pickles, olives and coffee to attendees.
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Sisters of Mercy Convent
North First Avenue
Catholic Daughters of America
K. of C
Sadie Downey
Helen Brown
S. Downey
P. G. Wood
Catch in Small of Back Often Had to Get Up
Meshoppen Pennsylvania resident R W Ayles worth recounts five years of sharp burning kidney twinges when bending and frequent night urination with sediment in secretion. He credits Dr Pierce's A-nuric Tablets for relief and urges readers to ask their druggist for the remedy.
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Meshoppen
R. W. Aylesworth
Dr. Pierce
New Officers Are Installed In Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars installed officers for the year after a supper at 6:20 p.m. Twenty eight members attended. Officers named include President Mary Patterson and Senior Vice President Glen Spencer. Other posts listed are Vice Presidents W G Young and Mrs. Albert OK, Chaplain Mrs. Albert OK, Treasurer Vi Sethiman, Secretary Harry Nett, Historian Eugene Miller, Conductress Paul Lines, Guard Abbie Chapman, Musician Barton Smitty, Color Bearers Radl Jackson and M Kell, Publicity Reporter Spencer. Next meeting set for Tuesday evening, November ath.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
V. TP
Carrie Moughton
Mary Patterson
Glen Spencer
W. G Young
Albert, OK
Vi Sethiman
Harry Nett
Ugene Miller
Paul Lines
Carle Houghton
Abbie Chapman
Barton Smitty
Radl Jackson
M. Haskell
M. R. Ray
Mary Schmidt
Ma. Spencer
Odd clock figure among Huckingham chicks
A fragment mentions a peculiar device called the French Negeess Heat clock among chicks at Huckingham. It notes a specimen standing roughly two feet high with hours shown and minutes indicated by eye-related features.
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Huckingham
Armorynd
Warren Couple Discharged After Warren Hospital Accident
Mr and Mrs Donnyas of Warren have been discharged from Ol City Hospital and returned home. Willan H Frear shows slight improvement after internal injuries from the same accident that killed Mrs Phoebe Donovan in Okla City. Burial for Mrs Phoebe Donovan held at Calelanit Cemetery with Rev Dr Greer of First Methodist Church officiating.
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Warren
Th Donovan
Ol City
Willan H. Frear
Donbyas
Frear
Phoebe Donovan
OU City
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Los Angeles
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Love Manufacturing Company
North Center Street
Mitchell
Smith
Carl
Mattison
Webb
Lieut
Keefer
Oil City
Sixteenth Regiment
R. W. Blyderburg
Louis Brown
Union City
Lydia E.pinkham
Cole
Coles
E. E. Guignon
Erie Priest
John E. Dembinski
St. Casimir’s, Church
Lindsey
J. J. Desmond
New York City
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North Center St
V. F. W. Auxiliary
J. L. Newhouse Co
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