Phosphate Trusts in Pacific Crisis Spur League Debate
Corry Evening Journal notes that Pacific phosphate deposits drive a global dispute over mandates and colonial control. The piece argues for trusteeship under civilization aims and cites Britain, New Zealand, and Australia as alleged monoplists while the United States asserts rights via separate treaties.
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Yup
Puebie
Japa Wuwler
Southern Pacific
Naury
Aif
Great Britain
New Zualand
Australia
Vesailley
United States
Germany
League of Nations
Kingdom of Heaven prophecy in historical reader letters
Readers discuss the idea of the Kingdom of Heaven on earth and the Kingdom of God, noting past prophecies and the 19th and 20th century evangelical effort to evangelize the world. The piece questions whether Jesus meant the kingdom as within individuals or a future societal arrival.
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Kingdom of Heaven
Heaven
Jesus
Criticism for the League of Nations on world peace
Sir Robert Cecil urges the League of Nations to expand beyond detail and address core threats to global peace. He cites Austrian and German crises, reparations, debts, and Greek Turkish tensions, arguing the League has dodged vital issues and must take decisive action now.
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Robert Cecil
League of Nations Assembly
Geneva
League
Wis Henrord
Rotert
Layne
Tie
Phn E Amy
Sir Robert
Mdoagie
Roberella
Tevin Dye and Theis Referenced in Jumbled Court Talk
A garbled, OCR like passage mentions Tevin Dye and Theis in disjointed court talk. It references rates, birth rate, prosperity, and daily routines with scattered phrases about labor, taxes, and commerce. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent events or structure.
California Redwoods as Nation's Natural Treasures
The piece extols California redwoods as among the oldest and most sublime Earthly beings. It laments habitat loss from development and advocates preserving these trees as a national treasure and heritage for the American people.
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Meyer
Twenty Years Ago Journal Files Recall Usher’s Recovery
A fragmentary report notes Mrs William Usher recovering from a severe injury. she is more comfortable and has improved after the initial shock, with condition described as better than expected.
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Mra Wlianbeth Usher
Hue
Corn Borer Quarantine Expands in Erie County
An Erie County notice reports European corn borer sightings and a growing quarantine across fourteen townships. Only shelled corn may be harvested in these areas, with enforcement extending to towns including Curry, Panview, Guard, Greene, Harbrcreek, McKean, Millcreek, North East, Presque Isle, Springfield, Summit and Venango.
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Erie
Sepu
Tocul
Jmrenu
Nynage
Eerie
Kingle
New York
Hye
Curry
Panview
Guard
Greene
Greenfelt
Harbrcreek
McKean
Millcreek
North East
Presque Leste
Peninsul
Twenty Held in Latest Erie Liquor Raids
Twenty alleged violators were served warrants in Erie raids on saloons and taverns. Defendants appeared or were arraigned as the September court term opens next week, with many cases set for plea or continued to the March term. Proprieties named include Goldmen, Woblotnick, Wingencoth, and Abramowski among others.
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Erie
Erleiy
A. Goldman
Tetral Win
Quy
Tay Marshall Goldman
Phot Tukey
Jas Woblotnick
Erie City Hotel
Peach Streets
Keayvard Wingencoth
The
Merlin Flouse
Peach Street
Mr. Adamson
Stanley Abramowski
East 12Th Steel A.C
Family narrowly escapes as home burns in Dunkirk
Smoke alarm alerted residents of 81g Townsend Street on Wednesday. Prank Rhene siewiez and family fled with only their clothing and a few articles as a three story house suffered roof and furniture damage. Fire originated from a defective chimney and was contained after firefighters saved the building. Insurance valued at $1,000.
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Dunkirk
Rhene Siewiez
Townsend Street
Howse
Missing Bank Cashier Surrenders to Court in Meadville
Conneautville inmate T Baird former assistant cashier of the Bank of Conneautville surrendered in Meadville after being indicted on three counts of embezzlement by the September grand jury. He posted bail of $5000 for his appearance before Judge TJ Prather of Crawford County Court.
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promoted
An old testimonial from Portland Indiana touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for irregularity and constipation in a girl. The letter warns of female health dangers and advises mothers to guard daughters against cold wet feet overwork and nervous irritability.
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Portland
Indiana
Lydia Binkham
Sreuta Newton
R. R
New Stock and Sale Goods Advertised in Local Store
The notice lists wholesale items including wool yarn in many colors, toilet paper and soap with a Palmolive shipment noted, dress shirts Regizan regalt and silks, and a sale on first quality sateen black and white at 30 cents per yard with bulk discounts cited. It mentions Thursday and Friday sale timing and prices.
Gyroscope Tops Sold At Low Price In Special Offer
A quirky ad promotes gyroscope tops described as wonderful and usually selling at 600 tw. The seller offers them for 20c each while supplies last, urging buyers to act during the limited evening sale.
Ladies Hats and Baby Blankets Sale Ad
Price ranges for ladies misses and children's hats and tans from 3 10 to 4 75. Mention of price cuts and baby blankets around 2 50. Dolls on sale with special pricing and a candy counter offer including chocolate drops and cocoa at 10 cents. Extra sale notes reference quantities and regular prices.
Men and Boys Pants Sale Prices at Local Store
The listing shows men’s khaki work pants at 1.25 regular price and boys’ school pants at 1.60 per pair. The notes reference a 3250 value and a special price, but exact details are unclear from the OCR fragment.
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Accu
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