Noted Paragrapher Defines Americanism in Paragrapher's Echo
A long, satirical piece collects 34 brief paragraphs on Americanism from the Fountain Inn philosopher. It catalogs behaviors from penny pinching and install ment plans to birth control alarm, traffic fixes, and public showings, ending with a reflection on taxation and family choice.
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Nes
Fountain Inn
Pile Foe Promises Five Day Cure or Money Back
An ad claims Pile Foe relieves burning itching and pain within five days. It guarantees a refund if piles are not gone after use. price listed as $1.90 for a tube, sold by McKee's Rut Rate Store and other druggists. Casmith Remedy Co. Washington. Rn 6G
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McKee’s
Casmith Remedy Co
Washington
Americanism and Personal Vignettes in a Fragmented Text
The excerpt mixes personal habits and social sentiment with sweeping 'Americanism' themes. It notes magazine subscriptions for books, photographs along the way, fashion choices for Dad and girls, crowding, earnings, a pitcher’s strikeouts, and hostile feelings toward aliens. It ends with a bold stage-like statement about crossing tracks toward Jordan and controlling the country from aliens, attributed to Robert Quillen.
Doll Festival Day Observed In Imperial Palace
The annual doll festival, a women’s holiday in Japan, was held for the first time in the imperial palace for three month old Princess Shigeko, with Crown Princess Nagako supervising and the prince regent participating. The ceremony, once sacred, now popular and observed publicly, drew many gifts from the public.
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Japan
Tokio
New York Herald-Tribune
Nagako
Imperial Palace
Shigeko
Somerset Political Expense Account Under Audit
A petition for an audit of Dr. Charles T. Shaffer's expense account was filed in Somerset alleging evasive incomplete and defective detailing. The suit claims Shaffer failed to provide vouchers and receipts for travel personal expenses and printing and did not account for $228 in expenses or funds from Pepper-Fisher and Pinchot campaign committees.
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Somerset
Charles T. Shaffer
Ralphton
General Assembly
John A. Berkey
Shaffer
Dr. Shaffer
Pepper- Fisher
Pinchot Campaign
Special inducement on damask linen set with table cloth
Offer includes a complete dish set and six napkins for 1.00 cash. Sets sell out quickly, with a popular pattern expected to attract early orders. Buyers are urged to come early to secure a complete outfits of dishes and coverings.
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Euwer
New Castle
New June
Vesume
Installation of Dr John Strain as Pulaski pastor
Tuesday evening services at the Pulaski Presbyterian church installed Dr John Newton Strain as pastor. The service was led by Rev George H Bucher with a large local attendance and visitors from West Middlesex New Bedford and New Castle. A social luncheon followed and local families attended from nearby towns.
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Presbyterian Church
John Newton Strain
Pulaski
Charles Farrell
Don Phillips
Andrew Ediburn
West Middlesex
Wyatt R. Campbell
Betty Lee
New Castle
Motorist Strikes Boy In Street Near Harbor Road
Tony Marino driving south on Croton avenue near Dr. W L Campbell’s residence blew his horn as boys crossed. Ten year old James Travers Jr of 418 Neshannock avenue was hit by the left front fender but was not injured after treatment at a physician’s office.
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Tony Marino
Harbor Road
Croton Avenue
W. L. Campbell
Marino
James Travers Jr
Neshannock Avenue
Marina
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Robert Quillen
New Castle Mutual Building and Loan Association
East Washington Street
New Castle, Pa
National Market Company
E. Washington Street
Fisher’s Big Store
Washington Street
Long Avenue
Fishers
Youngstown
Eve
Jordan
Pheas
U. S
South Mill ST
Pulaski News
Frank Moore
Rowland Moore
New Bedford
Mary E. Reno
Chautauqua
N. Y
E. L. Ayers
Ralph Ayers
Eleanor Horner
H. H. Knox
William Stewart
M. Garrett
New York City