Grim War Headlines and Roosevelts Call to Action
A wartime news snapshot reflects President Roosevelt urging united action to prevent a global conflict in Europe and the Far East. The piece references Japan's aggression in China, Italy's invasion of Ethiopia, and predictions on population shifts due to tech and transport.
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Chicago
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Far East
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China
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Luxurious fur fashions and 1920s diction rove through Paris styles
Paris sketches a lavish fall collection with full length ermine capes and three quarter length jackets in beaver, Persian lamb, and opossum. It notes three quarter sleeves, cape-like jacket forms, matching gloves, and elaborate hats, while urging clamo for careful diction and loyalty to contracts amid the Steel Workers organizing drive in Cleveland.
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Paris
Hymine
Revillom
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Cleveland
Seadi
Roosevelt Bonneville remarks spark nationwide debate
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt’s Bonneville remark elicits mixed reactions from Americans. In smaller towns, supportive coverage contrasts with cool reception in big cities. The speech advocates checking centralization and spreading power, arguing industrial growth and electric power favored early centers, while new growth should be dispersed to prevent hypertrophy of big urban areas.
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Child Finds It Hard Work to Dein Her Mill
A garbled fragment describes a child facing effortful tasks at a mill. The readable text hints at labor, possibly a moral tale, with scattered phrases about making work easier and a plan or method implied, but concrete details are unclear. The item reads like a stray line from a larger story or column.
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Patience Pays Off For Actor Robert Dalton In Hollywood
Hollywood film story notes Robert Dalton a University of Colorado graduate who moved to Hollywood three years ago under a major studio contract. He refused minor roles and left town for four months, then returned to win back executives at Universal. His gamble led to cancellation of previous contract and a starring chance in Merry-Go-Round of 188 with Mitchell Adler and Jimmie Savar.
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Malton
Mischa Adler
Jimmie Sava
Corry Farewell for Eleven Called to Colors in 1917
The Board of Commerce hosted a farewell banquet for eleven Corry youths bound for duty, Merrill McCray Tony Swidersl Albert Squires John Boland Jewel Lang John Cauley George Lauvie Leo Wall Norman King Archie Allen Arnold and Henry Keefer. Also reported is the death of Corry elder George B Crapser on Mast Heath Street and notices of local civic figures Thomas Farrell and Shaw in the Red Cross chapter. The item reflects wartime service and local community changes in October 1917.
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Banque
Corry
Ton Canto Lee
Merrill McCray
Tony Swidersl
Albert Squires
John Boland
Jewel Lang
John Cauley
George Lauvie
Leo Wall
Norman King
Archie Allen Arnold
Henry Keefer
Radio versus newspapers in political reporting debate
Washington columnist argues that radio and press serve distinct roles in democracy. He contends journalism must edit and condense to convey facts while radio emphasizes the speaker's tone and emotion. He warns against separating radio from the press and urges recognizing both as essential to informing the public.
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Unanswered Letter Backs OConnor on Labor Bill Charge
Chairman John J. O'Cormor of the House files committee protests unfair labeling over alleged kidnapping of the Black Connery Labor Standards Bill. The letter cites floor speeches and votes in committee and caucus to show possible effort to push action, framing the dispute as a defense of truth over misrepresentation.
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John J. O'Cormor
House Files Committee
House of Representatives
O'Connor
House
Tammany Hall
Universal and General Terms Explained in London Tit-Bits
A writer in London Tit-Bits Magazine argues that universal denotes all without exception whereas general covers most people. The piece notes excessive greed is universally condemned and love is a universal emotion while superstition is common only in less civilized places.
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London
One-Minute Test Answers and Random Knowledge
This item lists questions and names from a test page. It cites Johi D Biggers of Toledo as an industrialist and references divisions in biology botany and geology. It includes a operetta Die Pledennats and notes on etiquette and wisdom from a 17th century style.
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Venaus
Johi D. Biggers
Toledo
Johan Birauss
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