Democratic leaders urged post election unity and party harmony
The text reports Democratic leaders debating post election strategy. Senator Burtox and Wheeler push for internal harmony to win the presidential race, while opposition voices warn against purges and factional divides. It notes voters desire government stability and calls for constructive reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burtox
Muntank
Hhe Montan
Wheeler Soos
Mse
Republican Party
Charlie McCarlivs
de Urey
le Gavernmient
Pieral Jrogvan
Early Holiday Trading in Corry Stores Emphasize Seasonal Prices
Merchants in Corry and nearby cities push early Christmas trading to attract buyers amid higher costs. Retailers plan displays and special pricing to lure consumers, aiming to extend season sales and keep prices reasonable through Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morchantis
Corry
Corey Storm
Micey
Hutslis
Plice
Teembuy
Lo Pensker
Corry Yesilvyta
Elise Yiming
Tony
Profit Sharing in American Industry Debate
A senate committee discusses profit sharing between employers and employees with witnesses Richi Denpros of a soap firm in Gincinhaly describing a long standing system. Critics warn against dictating national policy while proponents cite benefits to productivity and year round employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Senate
Bénator Varduiberg
Richi Denpros
Gincinhaly
Shisomal Dilitit
Vandenheyss
Einavix
Flynn discusses profit sharing and wage trends in U S industry
New York November 28 a reporter notes that American firms have grown wealthier with profit sharing plans. Workers earning 1500 annually could receive far more than wages as benefits, Dr Deupree says the plan should reflect prevailing community wages rather than artificial or speculative models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deupree
The Old Age Tax Debate Aims at Pension Reform
The article argues that proposed changes to old age pensions would shift tax burdens onto payrolls and employers, aiming to finance vast government spending. It critiques the plan as a distraction from true tax reforms and questions long term fiscal effects, warning of rising rates and a growing reserve. It features figures and projections about future collections and expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitad
Feders
Hemel Bo
Uralho
Slisra
Open Door Controversy Triggers Looming Polls and Odd Tales
A scrambled report mixes quips about a Hollywood figure, a Georgia vagrant and a mistaken Kangaroo encounter with stray references to an Australian hunter and jitterbugs. The piece hints at political tension, straw polls, and a "new threat" vibe while noting a chaotic street scene and unclear open door context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Politivvey
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files November 26 1918
A local anti liquor group forms at First Methodist Episcopal Church to press enforcement of liquor laws. City Commission cuts the tax rate to 11 mills for the year with minor salary increases. Christpherson wounded, Corynin killed in action, Private Garrat Fuller, and Linga Sullinger reported wounded or hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flv
First Methodist Episcopal Church
IF City Commission
Walter ‘ Young Corynin
Garrat HL
Fullom
Linga Sullinger
Pumee
Daily Dozen from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
A garbled excerpt discusses footwear and foot health, noting how shoes affect balance and ground contact. It mentions the need for support and a firm sole, highlighting common foot issues and the role of proper footwear in maintaining foot health. The text reflects a medical advisory tone on shoe design and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Heirs receive wedding gifts in Philadelphia paper note
Fragment from a Philadelphia notice reports the heirs of Mir Anes Potts Hobart Hapthorne decedent receiving gifts worth about $100. The brief fragment lacks full names and details but indicates a wedding-related gift distribution tied to the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priladegphers
Abs Prigil
Mir
Anes Potts
Hobart
Hapthorne
Prasenistor
Erie area notices mix of town chatter and plans for holidays
A garbled Erie region column blends notes on a school board meeting mishap, local prom danger, upcoming engagements, engagements and betrothals, drivers license issues, neighborhood social plans, and church holiday preparations. Scattered names include Mary Downs, Ruth Tillotson, Allison Wade, and others amid reflections on events in Corry Union City Warren Wesleville and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Daily Times
Het Jocal Tipster
Walvé
Erie
Sailor Boy
Charley Burkhardt
Harry Oswalt
Corry
Morris Bernstein
Hazelsburg
Nell Robbins
Union City
Victor Dempsey
Erie County
Earl Robbing
Kinley
John Boryk
Advent Christian Church
Essex
Pruth Messenger
Florida
Tim
Warren and
Wesleville
Warren
Ruth Tillotson
Allison Wade
Mary
Frederick Bartholme
Irene Neyton
Hann Straus
Rex
Bob Barlow
Robert Barlow
Edward Hawkins
Cadillac
Traptin
North Center Street
Lyons
Notre Dame
Mary Downs
Marion
Pittsburgh
Pwo
Yeedinga
Laken
Tontshi
Stanley
Pitta Bureh
Bolivar and Simon Bolivar Democratic Dreams in South America
Chronicle recalls Simon Bolivar born 1783 in Caracas and his 1809 U S visit that inspired a vow to liberate Venezuela and shape democracy, detailing his rise from noble origins, exile, three year struggle, 1810 1815 victories, and the creation of Colombia Peru and Bolivia as spheres of his influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Kentucky
Simon Bolivar
United States
Venezuela
Bolivar
Caracas
Madrid
New Granada
Republic of Colombia
Peru
Bolivia
Alston Aided by Ventriloquist Coaching at Hal Roach Studio
Bill Alston, 26, works under Hal Roach on Is Spring Again, guiding ventriloquist Baga Bergen and Charlie. He learns Southern dialects for cast members like Billie Burke and Ming Parker while coaching Alston in a backwoods setting. The piece notes Harney Langdon and others needing dialect support for authentic performance.
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Hollywood
Bill Alston
Baga Bergen
Charlie
Alston
Pellgin
Billie Burke
Washington
England
Jure Lang
Minneapolis
Ming Jom’ Parker
James Ellison
Montana
Gen Horolie
Mississippi
Hal
Billy
Alstan
Polican
Olver Hardy
Alisnn
Steph Fetchit
Ami Alice Brady
Harry Langdon
Cbanell Blairs
Edward Sutherlamt
Twang
Langdon
Abi
Green Pastures
Ani
WPA FORCE GOES FISHING AT YANYON LAKE
Workers under the Works Progress Administration in Arizona caught 62 tons of carp in special rations at Yanyon Lake. The carp were distributed to relief recipients by the Federal Surplus Commodity Corporation as part of WPA employment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Yanyon Lake
Aviz
Arizona
Works Progress
Federal Surplus Commodity Corporation
Prolific Lemon Tree Somewhat Misread Field Notes
A fragmented clipping notes a domestic garden claim about a lemon tree and fruit growth. It references a Japanese lemon tree and mentions Georgia and Trout in a garbled context. The readable parts suggest a local horticulture curiosity without clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin
Gila
Hughes
J. A. Hilli
Georgia
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Gorry Evening Journal
AD. Colegrove
P. Lombard
National Advertising Representative
Pred Kimball
ING
New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormfells-Lovely
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Real Estate ‘Trust
Philadelphia
Trysheethiee Armericans
Wey
John T. Flynn
Armisucy
Fiat
Udit
Ewey
Epead
Amd
America
Eireprany
Christpherson
Stalion
High Secon
Wynot
Nebr
BY William Ferguson
I Wynot
George Ferris
Galesburg
Ill
South America
Cody
Times
Conrad Savako
Corry High
Boyd R. Parker
Helen Lindquist
Gliude G. Porter
C.B. Porter
Will
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