Weencaen Building Philadelphia Diesel of The Anuciated Prom
Exclusive dispatches credit as fe icent and the local news qu withheld. Postal rates and class mail terms are listed, with erratic early 20th century advertising rates and a broad imperial critique of Nazi occupation costs. The article cites Morgenthau tax proposals while debating war economy impacts on corporations and individuals, stressing patriotic sacrifice alongside business viability.
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Weencaen Bldg
Philadelphia
Prom Bb
Associated Press
Republican Semco
Fe Icent
Ahi
Af Corry
Currier
Felteen Renta
Ktown Pen
Morgenthau
Treasury
Tay Ile
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Files
Twenty years ago in Journal files Mrs. W. F. Myers entertained at home on Concord Street for daughter Marguerite. Robbers entered Cotry Famestown offices and C D Wilcox grocery on Sunday with no clues. Mrs Wesley Howard remains ill and unresponsive. Miss Martha Lindsey hosted friends at her Lindsey Hollow home. Paul Weber returns as city mail carrier after a vacation at Findley Lake. Jack Linendell substituted. City-wide business conditions seem cautiously improving. Mrs H T Carey prepares advance holiday sale of white china at 26 West Congress Street. Don Mackenzie notes a mushroom gathering success this morning.
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W. F. Myers
Concord Street
Marguerite
Carl Edwards
Martha Lindsey
Lindsey Hollow
Miss Lindsey
Robert Davids
Paul Weber
Weber
Findley Lake
Jack Linendell
HT. Carey
West
Congress Street
Dangers of Swallowed Foreign Bodies in the Digestive Tract
A historical notice describes dangers from swallowing objects like pins bones screws and wire. It notes most objects pass but can cause sudden intestinal perforation with severe abdominal pain and vomiting. Before 1909 death rates reached about fifty percent. advances in surgery and care reduced fatalities to around ten percent.
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Emily
Butter or Margarine Sparks Washington Budget Battle
In Washington a long running dispute over butter and margarine surfaces again as a nutrition committee promotes low cost margarine in national diet plans. Rep Andresen denounces government sponsored propaganda while Rep Poage notes interest from fat suppliers and retailers pushing for Margarine tax removal. The debate signals a broader clash between dairy farmers and fat producers within the defense food program.
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Washington
Vonmilice
Department of Ag- Ti
Andresen
Food and Drug Administration
Lavendar
Pink Economists
S Native Home Economic Ladies
Department of Agriculture
W. R. Poage
Texas
Man About Manhattan in Mid-Town Meanderings
George Tucker EW offers a rambled tour of New York life touching on Staten Island bridges to New Jersey, a former New Jersey connection, a singer turned wrestler, music shop roots of John Jacob Astor, and a critique of vanity and subway riders. The piece blends anecdotes, local humor, and cultural asides in a playful, meandering voice.
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New York City
Staten Island
New York
New Jersey
Dick ‘Todd
Montreal
Mark Warnow
John Jacob Astor
Fort Henry
America
Reader Smith proposes union funding by employer levy
Charles P. Stewart reviews Reader Smith's plan to end rival union warfare by forcing every plant's workers into either AFL or CIO and funding unions through a monthly employer levy. A government supervised secret ballot would determine allocations, splitting dues 50 50 if equal, or proportionally by vote, with leadership held to account by expenditure and possible shifts in future elections. Smith argues the system would curb destructive competition and align unions with democratic ideals.
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Charles. P
Smart
Wil
Smith
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Philip Muray
Congress of Industrial Organizations
L. O
Jz A.W
Starankk
Inie
Ian
Reader Smith
Lind
Heater Smith
Waal
Apples Tost and Jokes Amid Quirky Sports Notes
Fragmentary report notes peculiar names and odd phrases across sports items and local notices. Mentions Yale, jokes, and various playful labels with unclear actions or outcomes.
Surplus Food Expands War Costs and Lend Lease
Washington reports surplus food adds about 1.5 billion to the cost of wartime aid. The Agriculture Department, led by Secretary Wickard, promotes higher bread and meat production to feed Britain, China, and allied nations. Food surpluses, farm programs, and vitamin rich diets are framed as essential to victory and postwar peace.
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Morgan M. Beatty
Washington
Britain
China
Department of Agriculture
Glaude R. Wickard
Wickard
Whembelges
Chicago
Salt Lake City
New York
Manphis
Departent of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
Daily Quiz: How Many Can You Answer
A readable fragment asks seven trivia questions from a classified page. Topics include military slang, historical assassinations, religious orders, opera classifications, and animal curiosities. The piece hints at world series games, inventor of Uncle Remus, and Manx cat traits as included items.
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U. S
Delilah
Samson
Weiler
Tere
Presiggi McKinley
Rogfo Ohuy
Remus
None may be singular or plural in common error notes
The statement explains a rule about none as a determiner or pronoun. It uses an example where none of those interviewed wishes to be quoted to illustrate the subject-verb agreement shift between singular and plural meanings.
Young Woman Held After Car Hits Man
Sept 29 Easy city reports a 21 year old woman, Kewner Angergon of 482 East 19th Street, arrested after a car collision at 7th and Brete streets. Driver Joseph McCarthy of 737 Rosedale Avenue was struck Thursday. Miss Anderson allegedly told the scene she was pursuing her husband. She did not return.
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Kewner Angergon
East 19Th Street
Joseph McCarthy
Rosedale Avenue
Brete
Miss Anderson
Hollywood Sights and Sounds by Robbin Coons in Feature Sérvier Weller
Hollywood writer Robbin Coons reports on George Montgomery’s Hollywood break from a Montana ranch to Republic Pictures and a brief Western stint. Industry scouts emphasize talent visibility, while studios test prospects with 16 mm cameras and action scenes as they vet hopefuls.
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Robbin Coons
Sérvier Weller
Hollywood
George Montgomery
Montana
George
Republic
Job
Howeven
Warners
Solly Balang
Mitte
RKO
Ben Piazza
Joseph I. Rec
Alli
Goa
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Avimy
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Wright
Det
Wien
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Robin Ohare
Pan Waby
Saken
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C.D. Wilcox
Wesley Howard
Don Mackenzie
Daly Ooze
Pennsyvania
Washington Day Book
Ashington
August Hh, Andresen
Minnesota
Manhattan
George Tucker
Laeis
Seth
Shephields
Lave
Stewart
Charles P. ‘Stewart
Yale
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Riscott
Aday
Gonfon
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Boulder Dam
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Hitler
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Ukraine
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American Commission
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Russa
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