Good Roads push forms at Kinzua meeting aims gravel fund
The Kinzua Corydon Good Roads Association formed with Warren residents pledging about 500 dollars to buy gravel for the Warren to Kinzua road. Officials promise winter road shaping if gravel arrives, hoping funds next year will finish improvements and keep the scenic route open for travel.
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America
Kinzua
Kinzua-Corydon
Warren
Highway Department
Corydon
Good Roads Association
Motor Club
Tidioute
Irvine Memorial Bridge
British Unemployment Worsens Citing War Aftermath
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports British unemployment remains acute after World War II with statistics showing a decline of 62 of 101. The nationwide job situation is described as turning for the worse, signaling continuing labor strain and economic uncertainty.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Unemployment in England Drives Political Tension Says Board
The Industrial Transference Board report links 200000 unemployed as needing migration to earn an honest living. War era female employment and labor-saving machinery are cited as core factors. The piece notes rising Labor Party strength on unemployment, with Britain facing a potential political issue as jobs remain scarce.
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Industrial Transference Board
England
Labor Party
Washington notes on campaign machinery and radio
The piece critiques campaign operations in Washington and Houston, contrasting radio flubs by Senator Key Pittman with the chaotic, volunteer-driven campaign staff. It compares Republican and Democratic headquarters, noting inefficiency, disorganization, and the contrast with executives like Hubert Work and John J. Raskob who tolerate the system.
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Washington
Key Pittman
Nevada
Alfred E. Smith
Mike
Houston
Joe Robinson
Senator Robinson
Sclon
Senate
New York
Dr. Hubert Work
John J. Raskob
Where My Books Go Poem Excerpt by Yeats
A Yeats excerpt proclaims that all spoken and written words must reach the listener in sorrow and sing through the night. The verse envisions words spreading their wings to comfort a sad heart beyond moving waters, whether storm darkened or starry bright.
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William Butler Yeats
Creed and Character From Edgar A. Guest Poem
The poem urges each person to live by a personal creed that yields good deeds and pure actions. It honors kindness and truth as the marks of a noble character, noting that genuine virtue is recognized worldwide and that deeds speak louder than formal words.
Night Watchman of the Sea Inlet
In Florence Vincent’s tale Peter’s Adventures the family encounters a fearsome night watchman. The ghostlike figure proclaims himself guardian of the inlet while warning predators to beware by his sharp beak and dark, menacing voice. The scene emphasizes fear and suspense.
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Peter's Adventures
Florence Vincent
Mr. Bobolink
Boboling
Night Watchman
Lenny-Bunny
Night
Tarnstone
Oime
Sonny- Banny
Bobothink
Living and Loving Advice From Mrs. Virginia Lee
A newspaper column offers dating guidance for girls on handling boyfriends and exes. Mrs. Virginia Lee urges independence, respect for boundaries, and broadminded responses to rivalries while addressing a 17 year old reader Frances unsure if her older boyfriend truly loves her and how to proceed.
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Mrs. Lee
Frances
The Disiry of a New Yorker in New York
Social notes from New York describe Mayor James Walker possibly visiting, Anne Bennett the poetess becoming a blonde, and Lindbergh’s latest trip. Rockefeller funds old associations, Rogers riffs with new jokes, and Lon Chaney rumored as a tenor. Absinthe rumors, speakeasy tales, and high priced admissions mingle with street scenes and porter anecdotes.
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New York
James Walker
Anne Bennett
Charles A. Lindbergh
John D. Rockefeller
Mathilde McCormick
Will Rogers
Will
Dawson Berry
Lon Chaney
Pennsylvania
Mother advised to use adhesive straps to curb baby chewing
Reader debate on cruel but kind parenting. report of a demented patient swallowing over 5 000 objects weighs a pound, but such cases are rare. Advice includes not giving laxatives, using cereals with nonabsorbed agar to trap objects, and watching progress with X rays under physician guidance.
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Geo
Cain
Forestry official to attend district forester conference
H. B. Rowland of the state forestry department will attend the district forester conference at Mt. Alto on August 14 and 15. Arden McCurdy of Frank Street is taking four courses in electrics engineering and radio at Camp Vale New Jersey fifteen miles from New York City.
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H. B. Rowland
State Forestry Department
Forrester
Mt. Alto
Arden McCurdy
Frank Street
Camp Vale
New Jersey
New York City
Trout Contest Prizes Awarded At Warren Event
A 22 inch brown trout won first prize in the annual trout contest on August 1, 1925. L. C. Ruland of Russell caught the fish in Ryan Run. The Warren Board of Education filled several vacancies in the Sub-High School faculty during Friday’s meeting.
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L. C. Ruland
Russell
Ryan Run
Warren Board of Education
Lightning Strikes Barn on Reig Farm in Pleasant Township
A barn on the Jacob Reig farm in Pleasant township was struck by lightning during a heavy storm last night. Police Chief Martin Wholeben is on two weeks vacation and Captain Haehn works days in his absence.
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Jacob Reig
Pleasant Township
Martin Wholeben
Captain Haehn
Wholeben
Warren youth treated after play injuries at hospital
A South Side youth named Robert Johnson was treated at Warren General Hospital for injuries sustained while at play. Warren County Motor Club sent out hundreds of application blanks to recruit members as chauffeurs.
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Robert Johnson
South Side
Warren General Hospital
Warren County Motor Club
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