Corry Evening Journal community notices and rates
Public notice style text from Corry Evening Journal includes publisher Arthur Colegrove and address details. Rates for mail and carrier delivery are listed, with advertising rates available on request. The fragment references the newspaper’s post office, second class mail status, and service charges.
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Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National
Fred Kimball
INO
6Th St
New York Tribune
Chicago Chamber of Com
Pittburgh
He Is Risen From the Tomb as Dawn Breaks
Mary Magdalene and the other Mary visit the tomb at dawn and witness an earthquake as an angel rolls back the stone. The angel proclaims Jesus is risen and goes before the disciples toward Galilee, prompting fear and joy as they rush to relay the news.
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Mary
Magdalene
Jesus
Galilee
Superficial Patriotism Blasts D A R Blacklist Claims
A Tribune critique denounces a DAR blacklist alleging bans on speakers including national figures and organizations. The writer argues such actions betray free speech principles, warn of reactionary backlash, and points to targets like the National Catholic Welfare Council and the NAACP while urging DAR officers to redirect effort to worthwhile projects.
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UN Paelfista
Horders
William Allen Waite
Emporia
National Board of Management
National Cathotic Welfare Council
League of Jewish Women
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Tin Supply Crisis and Britain's Global Reach
Commander Kenworthy urges Britain to leverage tin assets to secure world trade while warning the United States relies on tin for 52 percent of its needs. He notes 42 percent of global tin is English owned and 80 percent smelted in England, stressing solder, ships, engines, and machinery hinge on tin. advocates American invention to avoid foreign dependence and preserve industrial output.
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Kenworthy
London
Britain
England
United States
America
Earth
Twenty Years Ago in the Journal Files April 7 1908
A meeting at the Messeneer theatre formed Local Osition Forces with Manley elected president. Love M g Co plans night shifts to fulfill a Standard Oil order. A freight wreck delays a southbound train at the Junction. Pennsylvania Railroad crews cross East Main with a new switch to K P L furniture. Ellans Mensen and Lewis Sordiisoy depart for New York then Liverpool. Ira McCray relocates to Gerry with family. Harry Hark joins Adams Express at Erie. Powells arrive from Daytona Beach to spend the winter.
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Messeneer Theatre
Manley
Ira McCray
Concord Township
Gerry
Harry Hark
Adame Express Company
al Erie
Look and Learn 1 Answers and Conflicting Spelling
The question set lists answers to Yesterday's prompts. Prose entries include "Who Is président of the Red Grose" and items about the New Testament frat book, a bird skin robe link, Carthage site, front end of whip, and a set of given answers: bowell, The Hague and Amsterdam, King John of England 1315, dujitsu, Reuisali.
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Carthage
Nesterday
Bowell
the Hague
Amsterdam
John of
England
Dujitsu
Reuisali
Correct English Exercises From Old Newspaper
Answers to yesterdays exercises show tongue twisters and spelling tests. The page challenges correct pronunciation and usage with items like how to say microscopia and which spelling is right among nautical naughtiness navigable and related words.
A Problem a Day AILUZenS pOWEDE 14,NI DUShels OF wileat it
A riddle style problem asking how much money an employer must join him for a given wheat and dollar amount. It references yesterday's answer of 1015 dollars and includes garbled numeric steps and figures about men and temperatures and counts, with no clear coherent solution or context.
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Ailuzens Powede
NI Dushels
Wileat
Dare
Simmons Claims Plot to Kill Him Tied to Klan Strife
Col Williem J Simmons former imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan testifies in an aired court deposition that internal dissension within the Klan spurred assassination attempts on him. He says he would likely have been killed alongside Captain W S Coblin in Atlanta if not away from home. The former leader notes animosity over his opposition to Dr Hiram W Eyans administration and cites Coburn’s murder connected to a Klan case in Atlantic seeking a receivership. Mrs George Dine visits Centerville relatives.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Ku Klux Klan
Williem J. Simmons
At Tanta, Gay
Imperial Wizard of the Klan
Simmons
W. S. Coblin
Atlanta
Siidayit
Hiram W. Eyans
Coburn
Court of Atlantic
Minnesota Judge Lets Warrantless Searches Stir Debate
A Minnesota federal judge upheld raids without warrants, claiming any sensory- perceivable evidence justifies entry. The decision strengthens prohibition enforcement but may backfire, drawing praise from supporters and concern from critics.
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Minnesota
Uotol
Giant airship to circle world in 12 days
An ambitious dirigible project plans a 12 day world circuit via Vladivostok Tokio California Lakehurst and the Atlantic with 20 passengers including three newspaper correspondents. The craft, 770 feet long and 100 feet wide, will use five engines totaling 2800 hp and is expected to fly higher than six miles in the future enabling Germany to US trips in 19 hours.
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Atlantic
Lake Continus
Germany
Hugo Jekener
Los Angeles
United States
Count Zeppelin
Dr. Eckener
Lakehurst
N. J
Eekener
Vladivostok
Tokio
California
San Diego
Weather outlook for Harrisburg area from Ling observer
Central Pennsylvania will have fair to slightly overcast skies on April 7 according to local weather observer Charles S. Ling. The forecast calls for mild temperatures and light wind with no precipitation expected.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Charles S. Ling
Bremen flyers ready for North Atlantic crossing
In April 7 readiness reports from Baldonnel airfield indicate all preparations are complete for the Junkers airplane Bremen to cross the North Atlantic. Commandant Fitemaprice and Triste Free-State flyer will accompany Bar om von Huenefeld and Captain Hermann Koehl, with Arthur Spindler replaced.
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United Press
Baldonnel Airdrome
Dnly
Junkers
Bremen
North Atlantic
Fitemaprice
Triste
Barom von Huenefeld
Hermann Koehl
Arthur Spindler
Germany
von Huenefeld
Koehl
Lineman Revived After High Voltage Contact in Connellsville
Willis D. Coffey, 25, lineman for West Penn Power Company, was revived after coming into contact with a 6,800 volt wire in Connellsville Pennsylvania yesterday. Emergency crews responded and performed life saving measures to restore breathing. Coffey was treated on scene and transported for further evaluation.
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Connellsville
Willis D. Coffey
West Penn Power Company
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Risen
Love Me G Co
Standard Oil Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Superin
Endent Highlands
G. & © Railway Company
East Main Street
K. PL
Ellans Mensen
Lewis Sordiisoy
Erie
New York
Liverpool
Powell
Daytona
Fiorida
M. E. Stout
J. S. Rogers
W. L. Gordon
Velvet
Tron
Newhouse ‘Shoe-House
N. Center St
Corry PA
George Dine
Centerviile
Agne
Mary Anderson
Labor Department
Women’s Bureau
Daughters of America
Mny
John Wanamaker
Citizens National Bank
the Bank
God
Thar
Alexander G
N.centre 5St
Corry, Pal Ie
East
Lineman
Frank C. Caaon & Sons
Hammond Elevator CO
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