Pennsylvania Industrial Titan of America Sees Big 1925 Output
Pennsylvania dominates national industry in 1925 with 17,298 plants producing nearly seven billion dollars in manufactured goods and 867 million in mineral products. The state employed about 1.5 million workers with a payroll near two billion, and holds top or high ranks in horsepower, payroll, and industrial share.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Missouri
New York
California
Leonard P. Fox
Research and Information Bureau
Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce
America
Fox
State Department of Internal Affairs
Oklahoma
New York State
Michigan
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Illinois
United States
Wedding Night at Rognel A Lover’s Dirge
A fragmented poem titled Wedding Night from New York work laments a bride’s wedding day end as a lover lies dead. It reflects on Hesper’s watch, the empty aisle, and a funeral cortege, mourning a lad who loved one girl and will never die in memory.
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N.Y
What's What in Washington
Washington column argues Congressman George Huddleston of Alabama could be a presidential candidate. The writer praises his debating skill and principled stands on prohibition, free trade, and opposition to the McNary Haugen bill, while noting Huddleston lacks national fame. He urges party managers to consider him as a compromise nominee.
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Washington
George Huddleston
Alabama
George
Gerge
Texas
Birmingham
Jesse H. Jones
Houston
Congressman Ayres
Ayres
Kansas
George White
Ohio
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Gilbert
Omaha World- Herald
Jesse Jones
Who's
Democratic National Committee
Huddleston
House of Representatives
Capital Hill
W. H. Stayton
South
New England
Congress
Col. Tilson
Grover Cleveland
Berger
Milwaukee
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A reflective poem about aging and a youthful impulse to bowl again. The speaker, an aging man, recalls how a lively youth haunts him, daring him to bowl despite aches and the distance between him and former strength. He struggles, yet the inner spirit remains, while the body grows weary.
Public Forum argues over Jamestown traffic signals bias
A Tribune reader complains of confusing traffic lights at Second Avenue and the triangular street near Thrg Street, alleging police biased enforcement against Pennsylvania license plates. He cites two Pennsylvania cars crossing on a green, a Jamestown officer arresting the first car, and prior Jamestown cars escaping citation, with bail posted in Pennsylvania money and no clear explanation from the arresting officer.
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Tribune
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Pennsylvania
Second Avenue
Thrg Street
Second
New York
South
Third Avenue
Peter's Adventures: Ostrich Dines By The River
In a tale recounted by Bobolink and Mrs. Bobolink Peter notes how Oliver Ostrich, despite lacking strong wings, crosses a stream and reveals his odd diet. Oliver claims hunger as he eats eight small fish, riverbank grass, roots, and sand, while the birds debate ostrich biology and flight.
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Bobolink
Peter
Oliver Ostrich
Botolinks
Bob
Oliver
Sonny Barmy
The Diary of a New Yorker on Broadway Crowds
New York is a magnet for crowds and curiosity with busy sidewalks on Broadway. The piece surveys street life from window craftsmen to sidewalk hawkers, noting how New York remains the biggest small town and how industry leaders still seek novelty and photo opportunities. A road house owner trains a dog to search for liquor under tables to prevent leaks.
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New York
Even
Hazard
Broadway
Sixth Avenue
West 42Nd Street
Tulsa
Okla
Ice
Ore
Knob
Jackson
Miss
Longnose
Chambers Street
N.Y
Barnum
One Minute Pullpit and a Satirical Touch
The fragment references a Psalm verse and a character named Navi Wha Mammen who questions presence. It blends religious text with a quirky line about tasting bitter round objects mistaken for melons in grass, suggesting a devotional with a humorous aside.
Diet and Health Answers to Mothers Sterility
A medical column debunks patent medicines targeting sterility and stresses that most infertility cases stem from both partners’ health and diet. It promotes joint medical exams, balanced nutrition, and vitamin E research, plus guidance on milk quality, infant feeding, and trustworthy pamphlets via self addressed envelopes.
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Evans and Bishop
University of California
Clint
Warren High Students Lead in Achievement Group
Sixty members from Warren High School four classes gain spots on the Achievement Group for the last school period. The article also notes upcoming church picnic, graduation trip, Sunday school picnic crowd plans, and local school classifications and fox farm population details.
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Warren High School
Warren County
Decathlon Idea and Duel Incident Highlight 1900s Era
A decathlon defined as ten events is illustrated by a Detroit News quip about a screen door. A European duel recounts a gentleman discarding a sword and biting at an opponent’s wrist, with a wry remark about honor if the bite proved acceptable, from a Philadelphia context.
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Detroit News
Philadelphia Teantres
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William A. Wright
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Warren Ee Highway
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Peter's Adventures
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Tararraw
Furst Baptist Church
Warren
Youngsville High School
Washington, D. C
Emory C. Cook
Chamber of Commerce
Wil- Tamsport
Trinity Memorial Episcopal
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Kinzua
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Allegheny
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