Local Notes On City Life And Rumors
A fragmentary local Tidings column notes residents moving to Arizona for health, upcoming shows and gatherings at Findley Lake, changes in car accessories and highway hubbub, a naturalization court session, and a planned Ramblers trip to Pittsburgh on October 24. Mentions Park-Aire Kennels, Ford rumors, Roosevelt campaign airship stance, and city officials slipping back to standard time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
M. Bschusch
Gazelle Arlington
Journal Press
Ea Harrington
Ford
Roosevelt
Aérela of
London
Park-Aire
Blaine Kincaid
Pittsburgh
Ramiblera
Notre Dame
Pitt Panther
Shoemaker’ Inn
Findley Lake
Tony Joy
Carry Country Lab
Iocal
Donald Glosaman
New Donte
Corry High
Progressives Back Roosevelt in Pennsylvania Press Rally
A letter from Cher Cockley, office chairman of the Progressive Party, urges party members to unite against special privilege groups seeking to split the party. The message praises Franklin D Roosevelt and argues the public interest requires re election in face of monopolies and wealth inequality. It cites historical figures and urges loyal support for Roosevelt as the candidate defending the common people.
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Pennsylvania
Franklin D
Tincoln
Roosevelt
Hus
Csts
Tabor
Franklin Roosevelt
Census Plan Grips Soviet Union in Massive One-Day Count
The Soviet government announces an eight in one day census on January 6 with 120000 instructors and 1200000 registrars to tally a population expected to exceed 175 million. Analysts note massive mobilization, a potential leap toward a unified economic state, and concern over the global implications of the survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
iRnséla
Iika
Ruesh
Armistice Day Contrast Between Worlds and Generations
Uneasiness spreads through the nation especially among older veterans of Germany's last war who recall the reality of conflict. In America veterans parade and celebrate peace, a stark contrast to German fears. The piece contrasts Old World war weariness with New World optimism on Armistice Day.
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Germany
America
Education drive on alcohol funds largest of its kind
A major educational campaign announced by the WCTU vows to present unbiased, fact finding research on alcohol and its effects. Noting studies from Johns Hopkins, Harvard, Yale, Carnegie, and Mayo Clinic, organizers say the effort aims to promote temperance through scientific evidence rather than emotion or prohibition rhetoric.
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W.C. T. TH
Johns Hoping University
Harvard
Yale
Carnegie Institute
Mayo Clints
Twenty Years Ago Taken From Journal Files September 26 1916
Fever Morgaridge of the Corry Mir Association announced the big local exposition will take place as scheduled, dates October 0th to Vth inclusive. Members approved tent selection for a permanent quarters to be erected by Hux font. Funeral services in memory of Tito by G. Baker of Cochinishila were held this afternoon. Tiffany has purchased the Granger residence at Center and Pleasant and will move by November 1st. Agrank Koteher and Charles Whitely returned from Lowville after a day of fishing earning big catches. W. Kilmorde and daily went to Wivedleyale for a week’s excursion. Gitariene traveled to Tamestown to visit relatives.
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Tony Joy
Tri-State
Oakmont
Harold Cragg
the Legion Confab
Cleveland
Sammy
Naturalization Court
Stanford Hose Company
U.S
Mimora
Wholworth’s
Cohen
Washington and Center Streste
S. Roosevelt
Journal Office
Dubinsys Sarries Hha
Counry
Hie Webbe Perlier
Ray Greene
Corry High
Journal
Yankees
Wes
Gil
George Gratopp
Tor
Tony
M. Tihe
Conny
Corry
Marion
Morgaridge
Corry Mir Association
Vth
Tito
G. Baker
Cochinshila
Fa Tiffany Hw
Granger
Center and
Pleasant Street
Aril
Hollywood stars weigh in on worry in film set chatter
Hollywood Calif Sept 28. Stars Clark Gable John Wayne and others joke about worry and income tax as they travel and film. Greta Garbo Barbara Stanwyck Joan Crawford others weigh in on stress and success amid headlines and studio life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Calif
Clark Gable
Whiet
Gable
South America
Planetary Vibration Affects Daily Life This Week
The September 28 STAR SIGNALS notes sensitive periods from February 20 through March 20 and warns of serious morning and evening effects. It cautions about investment doldrums and possible disturbances to home property. The piece lists birthdate influences and suggests seeking balance amid broader uncertainties.
North County Park Preserves 2000-Acre Natural Area
The article notes Allegheny county North County Park in Pennsylvania preserves 2,000 acres of open country. It describes routes from the north via Wildwood, and highlights golf links, swimming pool, boating, trails, a baseball field, picnic grove with ovens, and access to good drinking water.
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North County Park
Allegheny County
Wildwood
Fragmented Quiz and Horoscope Snippet From Bag One
A garbled page fragment presents a 1 minute test asking capital of Burma, languages of Switzerland, manners of etiquette and a horoscope. Mentions German French Italian as Swiss languages and hints at theatrical forms like opera or operetta. Content mixes trivia with stray editorial chatter on manners and birthdays.
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Burma
Switzerland
West
Song
Thorus
Erie Drug Official Fined for Misbranding Medicinal Products
P Webster of Erie Drug Company faced a 50 dollar fine after charges of misbranding medicines and violations of federal food and drug laws. Arraigned before Judge Schoonieker, attorney Charles M. histalad represented the case as a Department of Agriculture matter. Webster admitted to purchasing 17 bundles of products from the Joe Company, with the information accusing misbranding and related violations.
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Erie Drug
Trey
P. Webster
Hie
Erie Drug, Companys
J. P. Schoonieker
Charles M. Histalad
Fmt
Mo. Koeseler
United States Department of Agrisailure
Joe Company
Yhi
Huding Dutiniye Rane
Webster
Tie Bane
TaleNaent
Book reviews mix of world politics and literary notices
A long review roundup discusses Henry Stimson’s warnings on Japan’s Manchuria issue, praising the Hoover-Stimson doctrine and noting potential Anglo-American tensions. It surveys Desmond Malone’s memoirs and Prokosch’s The Assassins, lauding prose, imagination, and exotic diction, then examines Dalila Bronte studies, Morley Callaghan, and Kate Macfarlane’s Emily Brontë biography with critical detail.
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Japan
United States
Bey
Ching
Henry J. Stimson
Harpers
State Department
Stimson
Hils
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Agrank Koteher
Charles Whitely
Gitariene
Tamestown
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Hollywood Film Shop
Ilggeste
Robert Taylor
Greta Sarbo
Barbara Stanwyck
Joan Stanford
Edna Mie Oliver
Word Finch
Groucho Marae
William Rowell
Joan Crawford
Stn Erwin
Powell
Miss Crawford
SEE
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Ecenuc and Historic Commission
Xello
Books IN Review
Landralt
Doubleday
Desmond Malone
Malone
Axel Munthe
San Michele
Eeen
Munthe
Frederic Prokoson
Felda
Near
Farast
Prokosch
Atylo
Andy Staythe Sarl
Charien L. Enhee
Camilo
Morley Cillagnan
April
Random House
Callaghan
Gi‘agtian
Bronte
Simon and Schuster
Katherine Macfarlane
Pregenta
Mity
wBeartsick
Mace
Tames Gray
Maeranah
Nilsson
Amy
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