Scotland Home Rule Question Reemerges in British Parliament
The article notes a revived Scotland home rule measure in Parliament proposed by a Glasgow MP and backed by Scottish Labour members. It envisions a Scottish parliament with 148 members, its own post office and tax system, linked to the Empire via the foreign office and military. It compares prospects to Ireland's autonomy and argues Scotland currently holds substantial self government within the United Kingdom.
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Ilf
Scotland
Trétwad
Canada
Glasgow
Isbor
Foreign Office
Ireland
England
Great Britain
Shoe Consciousness and the Campaign for Men’s Footwear
A discussion notes dissatisfaction among shoe retailers over slower male purchases and outlines a national push to promote distinct health and comfort advantages in a sufficient shoe wardrobe. The piece jokes about men paying more attention to their footwear and critiques shoe fashion trends and vanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snéw
Hix
Nur Analian
Fie
Showers Forecast for Washington Tomorrow After World Series Opener
Weather note from Washington reports showers and cooler temperatures expected tomorrow after Pittsburgh opened the World Series today.
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Washington
Pittsburgh
U.S
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Oct 4 1907
October 6 1907 item notes a mining accident near Spars Ansbig injuring Thommanhgen Me B C Rogers Harlow and John Ward named among jurors for the November term. Local traverse jurors listed and property transfers and residents moving or traveling reported.
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Spars Ansbig
Hunt
Thommanhgen
Me. B
C. Rogers
Harlow
John Ward
Prand
Traverse Jury
John Card
Well
William J+ittenring
Williams Mare
Jimmes Maloney
Wily Westley
Game of Correct English by W L Gordon
Public domain puzzle page on English usage with questions about grammar pronunciation and spelling. Includes misprint examples and exercises with answers, covering quotation accuracy, word forms, and daily practice usage.
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W. L. Gordon
Sapien
Look and Learn 1 and Tricky Facts From A Busy Page
A fragmented prompt asks multiple questions about origins of Teathers, the highest paid governor by state, a CS President elected unanimously, average length of a goldfish, and a foreign country with large population under restrictive immigration laws, plus a reference to Alexander Pope and a distress sign.
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Alexander Pope
U.S
Liberia
Rouseville Bridge to Open This Winter
Oil City announces a new bridge over the head of the river at Rouseville near McKinney will open to traffic in two months. Milliron Construction Co says concrete pouring ends in two days and approaches will be finished as weather allows.
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McKinley Highway
City
Newa
Verhead
McKinney
Rouseville
Roseville
A Problem a Day dealer pricing on ions per peck profit
A dealer pays $1 per bushel for onions. To earn a 20 percent profit, determine the selling price per peck. Solution notes: divide speed by 45 and subtract 110 from this result.
International Paper declares quarterly dividends in 1927
The International Paper Company board announces regular quarterly dividends on preferred stock: 1.75 percent on Cumulative 7% Preferred and 1.5 percent on Cumulative 6% Preferred for the current quarter. Payments are payable October 15, 1927, to stockholders of record at the close of business October 1, 1927. Checks will be mailed. Transfer books will not close. Owen Shepherd, Vice-President & Treasurer.
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International Paper Company
New York
Parents awarded $500 in Erie fatality case
In Erie on October 5 a federal court awarded Mr and Mrs Hogdan Manwldysing $500 for the death of their seven year old daughter Mildred after a pool tank accident at the Erie Reduction Co property at East Avenue and Front Street. The suit claimed the tank was inadequately safeguarded. Plaintiffs reside on Hast Avenue and East Front Street now living in Massillon Ohio. The case, before Judge F P Schoonmaker, ends the September session. Clyde Fisher has taken a theater manager post in Meadville. the family will move there.
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Erie
Mes
Hogdan Manwldysing
Erie Reduction Company
Mildred
Lotvis
East Avenue
George Wasser
Pittsburgh
Hast Avenue
East Front Street
Massilon
Ohio
FP. Schoonmaker
Clyde Fisher
Columbia Amusement Company of
Meadville
Park Theatre
Meeting of Quaero Club Opens With Luncheon
Yesterday at 1 o'clock a luncheon at Hotel Corry opened the Quaero Club meeting with ten members including honorary member Mrar Hess Kincaid. Mrs Kate Eaton gave the welcome address as the group discussed the year plan and distributed year books.
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Hotel Corry
Quaero Club
Mrar Hess Kincaid
Mytle Wilcox
Kate Eaton
Nell Wight
A. D. Colegrove
Unidentified man found dead in Shake Hollow Run
Pittsburgh reports an unknown man was found drowned in Shake Hollow Run about one hour after sinking. Morgue attendants stated the body had been in the water for roughly an hour.
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Pittsburgh
Shake Hollow Run
No One Needs Suffer With Piles Anymore Colac Pile Pills Ad
A druggist extols Colac Pile Pills as a cure for piles claiming a customer improved within 24 hours and disappeared after weeks of use. A Canada merchant confirms long lasting relief after trying many remedies, praising the pill’s non laxative, vegetable formula and quick pain relief.
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Colac
C. R. Vander Care
Vander Carr
Grand Merc
Canada
Watchmen In Session at Maccabee Hall
A large turnout for American Home Watchmen No 5, led by Fort Drake of Titusville who conferred degree work on several candidates. About thirty Titusville lodge members traveled by motor for the session with entertainment and refreshments. Also reported is the death of Mrs Rebecca Foon of this city, buried in Erie after a brief illness.
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Maccabee Hall
Fort Drake
Titusville
Titusville Lodge
Death claims Clymer man
Willan Désink a well known Clymer resident died yesterday afternoon at the Curry Hine hospital Tate following a surgical operation. He was forty four years old and survived by his wife five children and his parents. The body was removed to his home in Clymer where services and burial will be held.
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Willan Désink
Clymne
Curry Hinepital Tate
Clymer
Mello Glo Face Powder Promotes Flawless Complexion
An advertisement for MELLO GLO French process face powder by N. F Amis & Co claims long wear to minimize pores and give a peachy, youthful look. It targets girls seeking a smooth, attractive complexion with lasting coverage.
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N. F Amis & Co
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Cony Evening Journal
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Comm Pn
Ry. Corrier
Takeon
Fins Etober
Cop
Northrop
Heming Way
N-Center Street
Wester Howard
Ray Powers
Warren, Horn
Mic
Joseph Burger
South Street
John Ricker Teft
Pittstiltyl Today
Billy Hegeman
Columbas
Calfornia
Oil City
Bligeard
Nes
the National Bank OF Corry
Rowrya Bank
Interery Gompomm
Rouseville Bridge
Owen Shepherd
Walter H. Ellis Week’s Paper Store
North Center St
Rebecca “Oon
Erie County
Stell’s
Ames’ Drug Store
Frank C. Cuapio
North Center Street
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