Corry Evening Journal Publisher and advertising info
Publication data shows Corry Evening Journal details including publisher A D Colegrove Arthur Colegrove, national reps, and mailing rates. It lists offices and ad rate notes, with payment options and carrier prices.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 44Th St
New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chiesa Stormfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
If Nations Were Rational War Clouds Over Japan and Russia
The piece argues that Russia and Japan race to arm and move toward Manchuria, risking a spring conflict. It contends Japan seeks land for expansion while Russia holds vast territory, and laments irrational pride hindering peaceful settlement among nations and external powers.
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Russia
Japan
Siberian
Lake Baikal
Pacific
Manchurian
Manchuria
China
United States
Rural crossroad stores survive by enterprise and ads
A Nation's Business writer notes that in 1990 there were 225,000 independent crossroads or village stores with annual sales of three to four billion dollars. These rural merchants have prospered by enterprise and advertising, adapting to new transport and goods, while urbanization presses on. The piece also covers the health impact of poverty during the depression, citing Milbank Memorial and US Public Health Service findings that illness rose among hard hit families, though death rates held steady as health work improved.
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United States
America
Ame
Milbank
United States Public Health Service
Pinchot to Speak in City During 1914 Visit
Gifford Pinchot, a Progressive candidate for U S Senator, will address the public at the Amussell Theatre during his city visit Friday afternoon. The Board of Health has ordered the Go! cord seal closed for 14 days after smallpox was found in a pupil’s family at the building.
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Gifford ‘Pinchot
U. S
Amusell Theatre
Board of Health
Painter Beaten Near Armory Over Union Dues
A local painters union official was attacked near the State Armory over disputed union dues. George L. Besson bought the drawing business of C. A. Thomas. Senator Huey Long complains of high clerical costs while detailing his own expenses. Masonry and theatre openings are noted with several local business moves and a school tax levy remains unchanged at thirteen mills for the coming year.
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State Armory
Don’t Sleep On Left Side Affects Heart
An ad claims sleeping on the left side harms the heart and suggests facing stomach gas issues by using Adlertica. It promises one dose relieves gas pressure and poisons, letting you sleep soundly through the night. Relater’s Cut Hate Store, adying.
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Adlertica
Relater's Cut
Senate Records Display Earnest Fight Over Pay and Privilege
Candid remarks in the Congressional Record reveal a heated exchange between senators over salaries, entertainment allowances, and free publicity. The dialogue touches on daily expenses, personal funds, and a joke about debt to a wife while references to past wartime service and expunged remarks add to the tense, informal atmosphere of the Senate debate.
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M. Mt Neely
W. Va
America
Sen
Long
Bennett Champ Clank
Renate
Wien Micang
Clark
Ester
Ler
Elaimig
Clarke
Daniel O. Hastings
Del
Senate
Soho
Glass jawed stuntman shocks Hollywood with self KO act
In Hollywood April, Jack Herrick once a fighter turned film trickster shows a brutal new routine. He knocks himself cold on cue to entertain stars, claiming a glass jaw and insisting he does not fear quick knockouts. He recounts past schemes with birds and parodied actors, arguing his act tests nerve and performance rather than ploys.
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Hollywood
Jack Herrick
Herrick
Man West
Moses
Bebween
McParland Lumber Files Complaint Over School Stadium Bid
Sharon pause: McParland Lumber of Brookfield filed a complaint with the lumber code authority against Sharon Board of Education bid for Kimbar high school stadium works project. Ordered at $22 per thousand feet, code price is $24.50, others did not bid. Dispute may delay the project until settled.
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Sharon
Mcl
Yarland Lumber Company
Brookfield
Lumber Code Authorty
Sharon Board of Education
Kimbar
Bhe McParland Company
March Weather Averages Reported By Local Observer
Wilbur J. Wilson of Fourth Avenue reports March had a mean temperature of 49.5 degrees with a low of 18.2 and a high of 40.8. The article notes daily readouts and summarizes the month’s weather figures.
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Wilbur J. Wilson
Fourth Avenue
Legion judges Crosby vote on veto at Legion meeting
At the Erie Hotel Lawrence a Northumberland county officialAddress by Vice Commander William Cline highlighted that U S Senators Reed and Davis voted to override the president's veto while Representatives Snyder Berlin and Brooks of Pennsylvania backed the veto. Cline urged Legion posts to publicize the result and to scrutinize political allies. The quarterly meeting of state department executives urged voters to note who supports the soldiers.
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Erie
United States
David A. Reed
James J. Davis
Charles N. Crosby
William Chine
Northumberland County
State Department
American Legion
Lawrence
Cline
Crosby
Snyder
Berlin
Brooks
Pennsylvania
Friends of the Soldner
Legion
Expansion fuels brisk retail growth amid big government outlays
Washington dispatch reports that the Weber administration’s record spending pushes money into circulation, lifting retail activity to its strongest since 1921. Expenditures for the year top $5.0 billion with a sizable deficit, while emergency funds aid farmers and construction workers, signaling a spring rise in payrolls and industrial output.
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Ters Tan
Busines
Paris Fashion Tip on Fur Trimmings From August to April
Paris styles discuss fur as the smart trim for costumes across seasons. M Heim is quoted as a trusted authority on fashion, noting fur types like flat curly furs and dyed fox in horizon blue, with recommendations for capes, wraps, and evening wear.
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Paris
Pashion
Breichwantz -School
M. Heim
Tenia
State seed buyers offered a free 16 page guide
Harrisburg April 9 A printed report on laboratory examination of 2500 farm seed samples from 1933 is distributed by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. The guide aids seed purchasers and cooperatives, lists 90 samples noting state seed law violations, and tabulates names and addresses of seed wholesalers and retailers with legal and illegal counts. Free copies are available by request to the Mailing Room, Department of Agriculture, Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Phia
Department of Agriculture
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