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A nostalgic editorial urges readers to value local papers during a New York strike era. It argues newspapers serve community needs beyond news, highlight editor accountability, and stress reader cooperation to share local stories, ads, and civic notices.
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Swank
Thank you trash can sparks civic curiosity in Chattanooga
A WDXB staffer electrified a trash can that says thank you when you vote on litter. The piece riffs on public space behavior, media futurism, and reporter duties stressing four questions who what when where and the deadline nature of news. Reprinted from The Bothwell Times Ont.
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Niagara Falls Name Origin Thunderer Of The Waters
The name Niagara Falls is traced to the Indian word Onguigahra meaning thunderer of the waters. Local lore links the term to the roaring falls long noted by settlers and Native peoples alike.
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Niagara F.lls
Cloudcrest golf course claims world high mark
The Cloudcrest NOM golf course is described as the highest in the world, reportedly one point more than six feet tall.
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Cloudcrest
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Imore
Across Clues Puzzle from an Old Newspaper Card
A compact clue list covering across and down items with numerous abbreviations and partial words. Items include plant names boy names and furniture wood types, along with chemistry related terms and division markers. The grid feature hints like K devices of fortune tellers and various abbreviations.
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Aster
Sew-thrifty printed pattern drives daily wardrobe
Printed Pattern 4863 offers a quick sheath and three jackets in checks dots and solids with cap sleeve applique. Pattern 4883 covers Misses' sizes 10 to 20 and requires fifty cents in coins. Send name and address with pattern number to Anne Adams Patterns Department P.P.L. 60 Front Street W Toronto.
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Anne Adams
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Front Street W
Toronto
Love and Class Clash in a City Romance
In a story of a cottage love vs a penthouse princess, a man recalls a bar meeting with a captivating advertising office clique. He debates pride, wealth, and fidelity, while a complicated pull toward a glamorous woman deepens as he contemplates a life away from his two room flat.
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Fifty Second Street
Harry
Chauncey’s
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