Average Man Better Off says Roosevelt worth re election
William Clow Jr of Times B. Clow & Sons releases a pamphlet titled A Business Man's Personal Views of the Roosevelt Administration arguing the president’s record proves he should be re elected. He asserts the average citizen is better off now, despite higher living costs and taxes, and credits Roosevelt with boosting wages and property values. The pamphlet urges voters to judge by the net gains to the average person.
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William
Clow, Jr
Times
B. Clow & Sons
Chisago
Roosevelt
Walig
Crow
Books in Review: Proletariat and Lost Worlds
A review column surveys Leane Zugsmith's A Time to Remember as radical left‑wing propaganda detailing white collar workers and department store life. It contrasts Francis Brett Young’s Far Forest about love, heredity, and rural hardship, painting Jenny and David against coal country turmoil and lush scenery. It also notes a Venezuelan biography Tyrant of the Andes and George Millman’s Catalog as a lifelike satire of fallen urban catalogs.
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New York
Tese
Germantown
America
Leane Zugemith
iRisadom House
Zigamith
Miss Zugsmith
Ret
Francis Brett Young
Far Forest
Reynal & Hitchcock
Young
Jenny
David
Increased Fire Protection In Corry Debuts New Station Equipment
The First Ward station receives a modern fire apparatus with a booster tank and pumper, replacing the older White tech unit after nearly twenty years of service. The old equipment will be kept for emergencies while the new truck benefits neighboring communities Clymer Spring Creek and Ellin. The Corry Firemen's Relief Association funded the purchase, using a reserve to provide the municipality with up to date gear and safeguard the distant area with improved fire response.
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Corry
Tuck
First Ward
Southside
Clymer Spring Creek
Elein
Corry Firemen’s Relief Association
Repiace Pbaaietej
Fie Santon
SmiAn Widtyentends
Actor Arthur Treacher Lampoons Fan Mail and Reviews
United Press reports English actor Arthur Treacher jokes about keeping a scrapbook of harsh notices to mock his career. He cites a London review calling him "asininely" played, laments self-criticism, and recalls a fan letters section that mocked his English persona and public image.
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Hollywood
Arthur Treauber
Arthur ‘Treacher
London
Brighton
Dietrich Orders Winter Wardrobe in Paris
Marlene Dietrich caused a stir in Paris as she shopped for winter clothes. From Schiaparelli she ordered black cocktail dresses with gold palm embroidery and a sheer wool piece, plus a black crepe gown with crimson sash. She chose a red tweed coat with beaver fur trim and a beaver fur muff, and an emerald green accented white silk gown. The star plans a hostess gown of black velvet and a sweeping emerald theme to match her jewelry.
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Faris
Marlene Diettien
Paris
Schiaparelli
Marlene
Marlene Dietrich
Inistan
Mada
Marlene ‘Dietrich
St Anthony's Nose Rock Feature Near Delaware River
A fragment describes a rock formation called St Anthony's Nose along the Delaware River on Moat 22 and Toile G11, visible from Delawire Drive about a mile north of gas ton, noted for a facelike protrusion and scenic overlook. Authorities referenced include Pennsylvania Scenic and Historia Commission.
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St, Anthony's Nose
Gas Ton
St. Anthony's Nose
United States
Aston
Wiest
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files
Seventeen events from 1916 recount a car accident injuring George Darling and Reneca Woodard near Clymer, J M James dies in Erie after illness, Steen duo install Hoffman press, St Elizabeth Holy Name Society joins a Erie demonstration, Jesse Davids hurt by a falling sledge at C R Rogers plant, Corry Board of Education notes Dr G A Elston tribute, Mr and Mrs Orval St Pierre move to Youngstown, Osbrine Crowe returns home after visiting Jamestown.
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George Darling
Reneca
Woodard
Houi
Clymer
Astounding Signals in Early Morning Remarks
A jumble of OCR text notes vibrations and dates from September 18 about astrology and events. Mentions Trem Mutober 25 to Nov 23 and warnings for extravagances in November. References to individuals Eduard Henikh Ty Maxey and a vague forecast about advance self-improvement.
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Eduard
Henikh
Ty Maxey
Hile
Fragmentary note hints at April 1937 romance tale
A damaged snippet references April 1937 and phrases about drama romance pleasure or speculation. It mentions "Danger Noyenburnt" through the Olly, 1886, but context and full details are unclear.
Jersey Tailor Rebuffs G O P Martyr Role in NRA Tale
The Jersey tailor at 128 Griffith Street in Jersey City debunks the Republican claim of being persecuted for NRA ties. He states he was never prosecuted, only tried under a New Jersey anti sweatshop law, and crediting the NRA code with saving his livelihood and stopping price cutting. He praises President Roosevelt and hopes for his reelection, while noting opposition from London and allied groups.
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New Jersey
Col
Frank Knox
Gov. Landon
National Association of Manufacturers
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Tacob
Maged
Griffith Street
Jersey City
Gen. Johnson
Jersey
Roosevelt
London
Bie
Wall Street
Liberty League
Mystery and Books Review From a Small Town Scene
A tableau reveals how a catalogues’ influence reshapes a town. Milburn dissects Conchartea Oklo through its residents while praising Catalogue as a satisfying novel. Eleanor Peters’ Favorite Tate Harvest is deftly written about an American pioneer and his family in the southern Andes. John Snitter’s Into the Abyss echoes Dostoevsky in a murder study. Roger Burlingame’s Three Bags Full offers a colorful New York State panorama through years of dramatic fiction.
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George Millman
Harcourt Brace
Milburn
Southwestwin Lown
Conchartea
Oklo
United States
Reynal & Hitchwock
Eleanor Peters
Andes
Stokes
John Snitter
Dostoievski
Roger Burlingame
New York State
the van Huyten
James Smithson Founded the Smithsonian Institution
The one minute test answers include James Smithson as founder of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, with the museum located in Buckinghamshire England for the query about the burial site and the aria question noting La donna e mobile appears in Rigoletto.
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Smithsonian Institution
Washington
William Pons Iburied
James Smithson
Buckinghamshire
England
Rigeletio
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Venezuela
Gomez
Congress
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Morrow
Scott
Pale Etree
Ractive
Sampsia
Norton Land
Lesipbi
Almont
Pree Ay
Acca
Samuel FE Manse
Ile
Fousinen Ove Rational Academy
Edesigme
Whit Ne
Kelly Woolpert
United Press Staff
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Musa
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Alor
Comby
Landon
Newt
William Randolph Hearst
Ponty
Hiel Antelites
Lédedey
Portland
Main
SEE
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historia Commission
J.M. James
Renovo Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hamot
Erie
W. A. Steen and Son
LaMont Steen
Hoffman
Corry Boat of Commerce
St. Elizabeth's Holy Namic Society
C. R. Rogers
Jesse Davids
Board of Education
G. A. Elston
Servces
Mra
Orval St. Pierre Jeft Yeatering
Youngstown, O
Osbfrine Crowe
Hame
Sadis Howard
Jamestown
Ocr
Ayia
Homer
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