Machine praised as driver of wealth and progress
Dr. James 8. Thomas of Commonwealth and Southern contends the machine liberates workers and fuels growth. He argues it created jobs, reduced accidents, and raised national income and wealth, viewing technology as an evolutionary tool rather than a threat to mankind.
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James 8. Thomas
Commonwealth and Sothern Corporation
Thomas
Smith Too Late as Editor Trails Roosevelt Indirectly
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes former Governor Smith delays backing Roosevelt. Smith’s revival of Outlook prais es Democrats but withhold s endorsement, courting independence while hinting the forgotten man is a myth. Roosevelt may owe him nothing as Smith’s stance shifts with political tides.
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Smith
Cleve Wind Plain Dealer
Walter Smith
Roosevelt
Jook
Smithis
Lippman Building Leased for Dry Goods Store in Edinboro deal
The Lippman building on West Main street will be leased to Edinboro parties for a dry goods and nations store. The Miller brothers plan to bring their aeroplane back from Irvineton as meadow access proved unavailable.
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Lippman
West Main Street
Edinboro
Dry Goods and Nations
Miller Brothers
Irvineton
Hemingway on bullfighting and new books reviewed
The review notes Hemingway's Death in the Afternoon as a study of bulls and matadors with vivid scenes and a glossary. It also mentions other titles including Noboly Starves, The Farmington reissue, The Scientific Dream Book and Murder Won’t Out, plus notes on authors such as Catharine Brody and Russell Crouse.
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H. Allen Smith
United Press
Boston
Ernest Hemingway
Scribners
Hemingway
Hemingway the Great
Maera
Hemingsway
Spain
Sinclair Lewis
Arty Garfield Hays
Catharine Brody
Longmans
Farmington
Clarence Darrow Lelis
Pennesylvania
America
Brewer, Warren and Putnam
T. S. Biiot
Harcourt, Brace
Russelcrouse
Doubleday Doran
Rothstein
Starr
Manuel
Local Notices and City Developments Chronicle
De J C Kibler named medical inspector of Wayne township schools by Dr Samuel G Dixon. City relays sidewalks to fix grades and improve safety. North Center street pavement advances with bricks laid past St Elizabeth's cemetery. Rev Hi G Shaw and family arrive from Houghton Mich to serve as Methalist pastor. Charles T Graker leaves for Buffalo to work as draftsman for J B Beale PRR division. Mr Mrs Fred Howard move to Cleveland from Guion City with violinist Grace Main. Dewitt Jackson returns to Ann Arbor to finish medical school. John ONeil of St Louis funds new iron front fence at St Elizabeth's cemetery. Plans for another Halloween celebration underway. Darby Dempsey dies at Hitch Street home.
Fragmentary Philosophical Riff on Truth and Wealth
A fragmentary reflection argues that moral action proves a person’s integrity, while wealth and words are secondary. It hints at a trust or principle guiding life, mentioning Lowell and a plain sense of duty, though the text is unclear and stylistically unsettled.
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Lowell
Hollywood film stars and rumors swirl in early gossip column
Hollywood gossip notes from October report on Groucho Marx playful challenge on Hollywood Boulevard and a stream of anecdotes about Cecil B DeMille Mary Boland Douglas Fairbanks George M Cohan and other celebrities. The piece mixes trivia about careers fashion and personal lives with humorous asides and speculation.
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United Press
Hollywood
Hollywood Boulevard
Mark Brothers
Mill Brothers
Groucho
Cecil DeMille
Mary Boland
John Drew
Douglas Fairbanks
George M. Cohan
Desert Rains
Desert Company
Tammany Young
Paramount
Madison Square Garden
Thoms Meighan
Lew Cody
Bing
Portland
Charlie Ruggles
Kay
Tenneis
Herbert Marshal
Tallila Bankheng
Adrienne Ames
Coronado
Miriam Hopkns
Bing Crosby
Groucho Marx
Dorothy Mackail
Paris
Chevalier
Alison Skipworth
George Raft
New York Yankees
Prank Tuttle
Arizona
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Sally Bisne
Jack Oakie
Fio
Mushy Callahan
Jack
Fragmented historical queries and literary note
A noisy mix of questions on Fort ve Boeilf capture and Austria’s WWI terms, plus queries about Hart Jelliche and Corry senate votes, then a literary note on Komroft’s A New York Tempest and Gaxotte’s The French Revolution new in Scribners edition with 84 French editions.
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Austria
Hart Jelliche
Corry
U. S
Komroft
New York
Pierre Gaxotte
Scribners
France
Grange hears Pennsylvania lecturer at Corry meeting
About 125 members attended the Corry Grange gathering in the Hor block hall Saturday. State lecturer Howard Elseman from East Springfield spoke on Grange ideas and activities while Assemblyman J H King discussed legislative procedures at Harrisburg in a nonpolitical, entertaining talk. Music by Gerry Bennet and family, plus community singing, complemented the program with visitors from nearby towns.
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Hor
Howard Elseman
East Springfield
Ting
J. H. King
Harrisburg
Gerry Bennet
Columbus
French Creek Valley
Union City
Spring Creek
Spartansburg
Youngaville
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