American Genius and Russia In World of Politics
A Corry Journal column discusses John Dewey as a symbol of American genius and contrasts him with Einstein. It surveys Russian anti government plots, foreign plots, and the idea that political change travels through disaster and propaganda. It notes congressional mortality projections and questions the relevance of election mandates after voting.
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University of Paris
Ohn Dewey
Columbia University
Dewey
John Dewey
Hinstein
Prof
Jewey
Einstein
Jeep
Travel in Russia prompts questions on government travel curb
The Soviet Commissariat of Communications announced a 25 percent fare increase to curb travel, aiming to reduce both domestic and foreign travel. The move raises questions about why Russians travel so much, where they go, and how railroads and managers view the new policy.
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Russia
Commissariat Foo
Moscow
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files November 15 1910
A Stanford Hose Ball concert led by Prof A G Senger with Bessie G Weindorf. Cailisch of Union City shot in the eye by a playmate. Erie Express Train No 9 runs through the city for the first time since a strike in Jersey City. Mary Driscoll dies in Chicago after operating a local millinery shop. Episcopal clergy and delegates head to Eve diocese meeting. Alexander and Co announce a new funeral carriage for country roads. Harry Burch leaves for Philadelphia to study under Prof Arnold. Mrs B F Miller heads to Pittsburgh for winter with relatives.
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Stanford
A. G. Senger
Bessie G. Weindorf
Eile
Erie Express Trai
Jersey City
Chicago
Mary Driscoll
Eve
Conclusive Proof Ends Debate in Lesson Note
Daily Lessons in English presents guidance on proper usage and pronunciation. The piece highlights common errors such as through versus finished and explicit spelling, promoting vocabulary growth with a daily targeted word and example sentence.
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Jet
Problem of club funding for clubhouse dues
A club raised 2660 dollars for a clubhouse and each member paid as many dimes as there were members. Let n be the number of members. total payment equals 0.10 n^2 dollars, so 0.10 n^2 = 2660, giving n^2 = 26600 and n = 163.2, not an integer. The correct interpretation requires integer n, so check for arithmetic setup or unit consistency.
Fourth Burglary Surge Plagues Oil City
Oil City reports a fourth attempted robbery in two days near East Front Street and Riverside Milling Co. offices. Thieves pried doors, stole nearly $60 and items last night, leaving no clear clues for Police Captain Vernon W. Nelson and County Detective Beatty to pursue.
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Gil City
OF City
Wea
Hie Riverside Milling Co
Shear Petroleum
Beatty
Elly Polite
Vernon W. Nelson
WISH GRANTED SENT TO PRISON IN AUTO LARCENY
Chieags TM and John Paty from California confessed to larceny of an auto in Erie county court. Ralph Balser requested imprisonment, and the judge gave eighteen months in the Allegheny county workhouse. The trio was arrested October 27 after stealing the car owned by Harry Coughlin of 719 Holland Street.
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Brim
Chieags
John Paty
California
Allegheny County
Erie County
Balser
Judie Wr
Hirt
Ralph Balser
Ike
Harry Coughlin
Holland Street
Look and Learn Quiz Answers
Answers to yesterday's questions list five items. Largest bird is the ostrich. The Nineteenth Amendment granted women suffrage. The Missouri River name means Father of Waters. Alexander Hamilton dueled Aaron Burr. The national flower of Scotland is the thistle. Connecticut is cited as a US state.
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U. S
Waters
Alexander Hamilton
Scotland
Washington Trving
Connecticut
Corry Jamestown Road Plowed In Winter Program
Corry Jamestown road included in winter travel plan for Chautauqua county. The 1920 21 program lists 410 miles of primary and secondary roads, with Corry Jamestown stretch among first priorities on the primary routes.
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Corry-Jamestown
Chautauqua County
Ry S
Osterm
Chantauque
Panama
Fanama
Silver Creeke
Forestville
Morestville
Gowanda
Falconer-Kimball
Stockton-Cassadaga
Ripley-Sherman - L _nn
Ycelon
Barcelona
State Line
Jamestown
Bustl
Clymer
Sherman
Dies Pe
Escheet Eis
Probe Report Missing Youth in Canonsburg
Slippery Rock state police pursued a lead on 17-year-old Robert Hines a Slippery Rock High School football star after a report placed him in Canonsburg Pennsylvania last Wednesday Mrs Maude Huntley and her son saw him dazed with a head cut and overheard him say he had been shigged and robbed in Pittsburgh authorities coordinated with Canonsburg hotel proprietor Mrs E L Hekhart who said the youth reappeared at her inn last Wednesday night before drifting again toward Cleveland Ohio where relatives awaited him
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Ivery
Vy United Press
Slippery Rock
Robert Hines
Canonsburg
Maude Huntley
Hines
Cleveland
Rock
Four Injured In Auto Crash Near Ripley
Four people were brought to Bronkis Memorial Hospital after a wreck near Ripley New York. Injured were Mildred Fitch and Mel Fitch of Harborcreek Pennsylvania William Haaly and Arthur Palex. The car was traveling west and demolished. two men were discharged, women to remain in hospital a few days.
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Dunkirk
Bronkis Memorial Hospital
Geir Automobile
Ripley
N.Y
Inseusitiound
Mel Aunng Fitch
Barborcreek
Ibnilses
Mildred Fitch
Harborcreek
Willian ‘Haaly
Arthur Palex
Erle
Will
Local Man Sentenced in Exe County Court
Brut, NOME, pleaded guilty at Exe county court and was fined six and a quarter cents and sentenced to one to two years in the Western penitentiary. The incident occurred on Division streets in a colored district.
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Division
Western Penitentiary
Exe
Farmer badly gored by bull near Smethport
Edward McKean 72 prominent royal farmer was seriously injured at Marin Creek highway farm when a bull attacked. His son Clinton freed the animal. Dr Robert Hamilton treated McKean for fractured ribs and shock.
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Smethport
Edward McKean
Marin Creek
McKean
Srey Mn Melean
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Congress Noy
Congress
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Union City
J.C. Cailisch
Alexander and Co
Harry Burch
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Terence
Oil City
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Corry Motor Sales Co
Clinton Street
Corry, Pa
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