The International Motorcade Tour Comes to Cory
The Int ernational Motorcade from New Orleans moves along the Appalachian Scenic Highway toward Quebec passing through North Carolina and Pennsylvania. Officials and governors join en route as motorists enjoy the trip and promote eastern mountain scenery to eastern and western readers alike.
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Newe Orleans
Quebec
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
New
Appalachan
Rockies
Wastern
Appalachians
Adirondacks
Switzerland
Racial Theory on Climate and Population Shifts
Dr. R Brow argues in a British geography view that arctic and tropical regions will see shifting racial settlements as climates favor whites northward and colored races spread toward warmer lands. He suggests climate determines skin color and that future separation by habitat could ease racial tensions.
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R. Brow
Noreh Warry
Game of Correct English by W L Gordon
A fragmented quiz item on correct English varies in spelling and pronunciation. It references a reader exercise with archaic phrasing and asks for proper word choice and usage in daily conversation.
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W. L. Gordon
Life in Washington through White House press room notes
Sidelights describe the Washington press room dynamics during President Soolidge’s era. Reporters trade stories and play cards while awaiting news, with gambling, bridge, and chess among the occasional diversions as Congress adjourns and visitors mingle with officials.
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TY Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Wester
Washington
Soolidge
Moline Presse
White House
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files September 14 1907
Journal-like notes recount deaths and appointments in early 1900s towns. Davis of Union City dies after nursing her daughter Mrs Louis F Biss on Frederick Street. Reports of fever rise in Titusville and local civic notices mention appointments of regimental adjutants and late 19th century school law references.
A Problem a Day Ince certain locality is rained 16 days in June
A garbled puzzle description notes rain days in June and August 16 in total and hints at arithmetic steps. The text mentions multiplying 600 by 5, subtracting results, and iterative reductions to form a final value. It reads like a sequence of algebraic instructions with errors and repeats.
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Foiva
Abot
Agant
Slayer of Two Troopers Seen Near Corning
Addison village near Corning reports a suspected assailant Wilmot LeRoy Wagner who allegedly attacked a woman and fired a public safety item. George Miller, Wagner's brother, died in crisis after Wagner’s pursuit. troopers guard the Miller home amid the manhunt and ongoing fear of Wagner's arrival.
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Corning
Addison
Were
Wilmot LeRoy Wagner
Eleix
Wayler
Ani
Warner
Elmira
George Miller
Sullivanville
Intaw
Miller
Wagner
Robert Roy
Arnold Rasmussen
Caneadea
Two Men Admit Robbing Miss Cordie Harvey in Midtown Hotel
Edward Kelly and Paul Jefferies admitted chloroforming and robbing 25 year old Cordie Harvey of Charleston in a midtown hotel room last Saturday. Both men are charged with assault and robbery and are tied to a restaurant where they worked. Miss Harvey had come to New York for a ten day vacation.
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United Press
New York
Sept. M
Cordie Harvey
Edward Kelly
Paul Jefferies
Miss Harvey
Look and Learn 1 Question Answers
Printer's unit of measurement is the point. The president who issued hunted game in Africa is unknown. The Swiss cheese holes are caused by bacteria. Cadets at the United States Military Academy are paid about $1,200 a year. The city called the garment manufacturing center is unknown.
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USS, Military Academy
U.S
Liberia
Pittsburgh Foreman Assistant Falls to River Death at Market Street Bridge
W. Red Smith of Pittsburgh, 23, employed as an assistant foreman on the Market Street Bridge construction over the Susquehanna River in Wilkes Barre, plunged into the river and died. His body was recovered some time later.
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United Press
Wilkes Barre
Market Street
Susquehanna River
Red” Smith23
Pittsburgh
Smith
Funeral of Frank Bond in Mayville honors longtime Pennsylvania railroad man
In Mayville a large gathering attended the funeral of Frank Bond, a longtime Pennsylvania railroad worker. Services at the Bond home were led by Rev. Diltule of the United Brethren Church, followed by burial rites conducted by the Ble Lodge of Corry. Attending pallbearers and mourners included many local residents and relatives.
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Franc J. Bond
Pennsylvania
James Bond
Mayville
Diltule
United Brethren Church of
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Ini Paniania
W. Moore
John Toley
Ro le Putnam
Wo Bi Drake Eimer Dim
Moerbelt
Inibtmey
Tee
Aid
Juty Dum
Mrc
Mek
Butenan
Vinnie Gramny
Lestie Wells
J. Mi Hedgus
Geri Jacobsont
Willis Bock
Luther Jaunispi
Martin McCann
E Drake
J. Méblesurs
Mudge
Misn Bess Marrick
J Hs Waeht
Cheiger
Ke M Howard
Basso DD
Smith and
Gan W. Smith
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Cory, Pa
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Arctic and
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Creo
Nation’s Capitol
Oli Ober Teft
Edinborn
State Normal School
Hugh Coyle
Miss Lally
Montreal
City
Teft Hiday
Meadville
Titusville
John Stiling
Hite
Toe Hevis
Comiitnion
Corry
Spartansburg
Lyte van Vieck
Touhy
Gals Kigkars
Rexittont
NOG
PPR
Patton
Hirst Hinterant
Mis Me de Bertram
East Congress Sires
Hiahy Girl
Giorge Hultertein
Henry Poss
Rollo M’cray
Waterford, PA
Eibhel Alee
Tis
Eamstmucin
Chantionx
Neill
Lylore
TOR
Se.e. Guignon
Das Moines
John W. Lambing
W. Park Place
Frank Bond
Oil City Trust Company
Il City
Washington and N. Center Sts
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
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