American hotel offers American kitchen for all tastes
In the Wal dort Astoria a new kitchen will prepare typical American meals to order. Men head the culinary department while women will handle strictly American dishes for those who prefer cabbage and boiled beef. The plan aims to please travelers fresh from Europe with honest fare like ham and eggs, pie, corn bread, and pancakes. Concerns linger about availability of fresh fruits and garden vegetables for guests from the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wal- Gort Astoria
Sayw
Oscar
The
Waldort
America
New England
Europe
Great New Hotel
Hudson
Balancing Budgets and Public Debt Contradictions
A discussion arguing that balancing a budget by borrowing is flawed and that raising income or cutting expenditures is needed. It cites Britain’s heavy taxation as an example of a tax-based approach and warns against tax limits diminishing revenue to fund current costs. It advocates economy in spending to achieve balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Britain
Lawrence College creates graduate school for pulp paper chemistry
Lawrence College in Appleton Wisconsin opens a graduate school to research pulp and paper chemistry. The aim is to improve paper quality and longevity of printed pages. The piece notes Gutenberg Bible letters remain legible after 500 years and questions current newsprint durability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence College
Appleton
Wis
New York ‘Times
A Problem a Day Puzzle Solution
Two men Barnes and Bailey earn the same income. Barnes saves one fifth of his income, Bailey spends a year more than Barnes and owes 240. The question asks the income. The answer is 0 percent with no explanation. The steps suggest subtracting 1 from 6 and dividing by 50, which are nonsensical.
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Barnes
Bailey
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files Reports
Twenty years ago reports note Warren DeRovay chaired Halloween planning, winds damaged fruit, a Cambridge Springs tannery fire, Mrs Hegerman’s Seattle trip, Corry lodge lime nearing completion, a Colta station horse accident, Erie railroad official in town, a runaway collision near Howard tannery injuring Mrs Rosa, photographer Warner rushing to Austin for flood coverage, and Walter has a new revolving pole outside his North Center street barber shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Iis
North Center Street
Three gems ranked by value and a Civil War command
Answers include a perfect pigeon blood ruby, a perfect emerald, then a diamond as the top gems. General Philip H. Sheridan allegedly cried Race the other way we are going back.
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Union
Philip H. Sheridan
Department of Commerce
Montana
Warren County Youth Killed in Motorcycle Crash
Lyle Cole aged 28 of Pleasant Township died at Warren General Hospital from injuries after his motorcycle collided with a Ford roadster driven by Howard Egger on Pleasant Township road Tuesday night. Coroner Ed Lowrey to investigate. funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 PM from Pleasant Township church with Rev. Hi F Dornhelm officiating. He is survived by his parents and sister Marion.
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Warren
Lyle Cole
Charles Cole
Pleasant Township
Warren General Hospital
Howard Egger
Mobayie Avenue
Ed Lowrey
Marion
George
Charles
First Evangelical Church
Hi. F. Dornhelm
Forgery Suspect Held Awaiting Hearing in Jail
Meadvins, vel Guy Iarns worth of Sheffield Pa is in county jail awaiting a hearing next Thursday at 2 pm on forgery charges. Sought for over a week on forgery and unlawful passing of checks by local police, he appeared before Alderman Ralph A Schrith. He faced two counts of forgery and two bad debt charges with bond set at 300 on each count and remained jailed unable to post bond.
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Meadvins
Guy Iarnsworth
Sheffield
Ralph A. Schrith
Bull
Daily Lessons in English by W L Gordon
A compact reading on proper word usage and pronunciation from W L Gordon. Includes examples of misused phrases and common misspellings, plus guidance on vocabulary growth. Today's focus highlights how to master a single word through repeated use and notes on horatic usage.
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W. L. Gordon
Horatic
Book Notices From A New Era Of American Letters
United Press notices review Merle Colby and Sigrid Undset works. Calby’s Ye People follows a New England farmer’s son to 1610 New World. Sober essays by Aldous Huxley, Sophie Bolcharsky, and Florida Fler. Also notes on James Churchward Atlantis edition and Benedict Arnold biography. Corry couple welcomes daughter at Corry hospital.
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H. Allen Smith
United Press
Merle Colby
Viking
Calby
Ernest Hemingwey
Thomas Wolfe
Tabet Raynolds
LeRoy Michead
George Davis
John Bray
New England
New
West
Vermont
New York
Pennsylvania
Magsachusetts
New Hampshire
Virgina
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Sophie Bolcharsky
Florida Fler
William Morrow
Warsaw
Youth Makes Jump in Own Parachute
MIPUSVILLE Oct 5 Donald Harwick 18 year old Shamburg boy and Pleasantville High School graduate has studied parachute dropping since youth. He built parachutes at home and made successful test drops from high points near his home. Last Sunday he demonstrated his skills with a large chute from an airplane over the Gol Drake airport.
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Mipusville
Donald Harwick
Shamburg
Pleasantville High School
Harwick
Drake
Milk price war drops to five cents a quart in Uniontown
United Press reports a milk price war in Fayette County with prices falling from 10 cents to 5 cents a quart in Uniontown as dealers compete. Cream sells at 15 cents a pint with speculation of further cuts to 2 cents. About 200 members of the Fayette Milk Producing Association consider action to restore milk at 10 cents a quart and cream at 25 to 30 cents a pint.
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United Press
Uniontown
Wayette County
Fayette Milk Producing Association
Fall Fatal to Kane Workman Millett Employee Died
Edward J Millett a borough employee died at Community Hospital after a Friday fall at the Mountain Hose building on Middle Street. A broken neck from the fall caused his death with paralysis in the lower body noted before his passing Saturday morning at 5 17. The accident occurred during rock laying by borough workers when a loose board caused him to drop about thirty feet.
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Mowitain Hose Company
Edward J Hillett
Borough
Wlcott
Millett
Complete Plans Sale Man Ends For Banquet
Lifein auto speaker Harrington of Erie to address Tuesday dinner for mushball players. Nate Harrington leads industrial leagues in Greenville area with plan for winter sports program. advance reservations indicate large attendance. Greenvi lle Pa Oct 9—Lew S Walker, 49, salesman, shot himself Friday at his brother’s home in Daisy town. found by Mrs James Walker and died at Brownsville bridge. leaves widow Marie Todd and four children.
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Wate Harrington
Erie
Nate Harrington
M. 1
Greenville
Lew SG
Walker
James W. Walker
Washington County
Daisytown
Mra
Jamea Walet
Brownsville
Ponte
Fairchance
Millsboro
Greenville Frm
Marie Todd
Uniontown
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
Pac
Ayd
Golegrove Asthur
Gologroveana National
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Cartier
Prblisher
Foon
Warren DeRovay
Charnin
Hallowe'én
Terstiiy
Bolard and Roxs
Cambridge Springs
Tnez Hegerman
Columbus
Seattle
Wash
Bilis
Colta Station
Allan Smith
W. J. Harrahan
Erie Railroad
Messrs. McKay
James Stevens
Henry Rosa
Howard Tannery
Warner
Union City
Austin
Lyric Theatre
East Plassat Street
Keller
Gerry
Warren County
Warren Hospital
Gail
F Burkhardt
Frederick St
Eich’ Junior Department Store
Corry, Pa
Goodyear
Journal
Sigrid Undsat
Knopf
Lo Ute Publishers
Madame “Madset
Norway
Aldous Huxley
Doubleday Dorm
James Churchward
Ives Washburn
Atlantis
Oscar Sherwin
Colege
Benedict Arnold
Devil Man
Edgar Wallace
Doubleday-Doran & Co
Wallace
England
Ralph Bailey
Corry, RD. 4
Corry Hospital
Oil City Trust Company
Ol City
COLE
E. E. Guignon
Kane Workman
Henderson
Brassieres
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Pemenre
A Model Dairy Co
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