Traffic ordinance praised for through street rules enforcement
Corry city police arrested about a dozen motorists Saturday for violations of the new through street provisions. Officials favored a $1 fine with warnings, aiming to educate drivers rather than impose heavy penalties, and expected fines to rise only with flagrancy. The mayor urged cooperation to ensure smooth implementation of the motor code and safer streets citywide.
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Polle de
Police Department
Tila
Problem of the drover and cat tle pricing
A drover shipped a fairload of cattle and offered them for sale at an advance of 2556 on the cost. With dull market, he sold them for 1451 less than his asking price and gained 170 on the road. The puzzle asks for the selling price of the cattle and includes an arithmetic explanation involving fractions and a final note about $16,400 representing a quarter.
Opening of the fishing and baseball seasons amid rain and chatter
Amid variable weather anglers flock to trout streams as the trout season begins. sportsmen anticipate big catches. The piece also notes debates about advertising in newspapers and reflects on community life in early spring. A sudden death brings local sorrow to the Rich family of West Smith Street.
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Ailiet Little Crook
Vo Ma Gmail
State Fish Commission
Trask Walton
Presa
FM. Rich and
West Smlith Street
Little Valley
Reformer
Ma J. Alebe
Dark Horse May Trot At Both Conventions
Washington dispatch analyzes the race for the 1944 presidential nomination. It notes possible dark horse candidates from both parties, the split among supporters, and the likelihood of a tie in conventions. The piece weighs which governors or senators could surge and the impact of regional blocs on delegate counts.
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Dark Horse
Game of Correct English by W. L. Gordon
A fragment from a learning column presents questions on pronunciation spelling and word choice. It lists miswritten terms like hauteur and Shakespeare and offers exercises with answers referencing correct usage and daily speech implications.
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W. L. Gordon
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files Apr 16 1008
A. B. Johnson and John Miderkio fished Blue Eye, catching 27 and 24 trout respectively. Weather turned cold for April with ground froze hard, and an unseasonable chill lingered. Mrs Patterson rented her Mott Street house to Mr George, new electric plant proprietor, as Dr Woodward and Mr Lindsley returned from Erie Presbytery meeting in Ol City. Bessie Perkine visited Atlantic City and Philadelphia. Prof Wilson heads to Atlantic City this evening. Kinley and Whitnesey fished Blue Eye for speckled trout. A. D. Hoss bought the Bate man farm near Stranahan’s Corners. John Sheely Sr. returned from Daytona after five months away.
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Finlly Wo Patterson
Mott Street
Answers to Saturday's Questions from Look and Learn 4
The quiz lists: 1. the president famed for literary style protection, 2. the language with widest distribution, 3. origin of the term honey jan, 4. the gate city of the west, 5. the prophet message or mews, Sicily, Tennyson, Woman's Christian Temperance Union, and France in relation to motion pictures.
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Sicily
Tennyson
Woman's Christian Yemperance Union
France
Congress in Session Debates Naval Budget and Coal Probe
United Press reports Senate resumes debate on the naval appropriation bill while the Interstate Commerce Committee continues its coal investigation. House conduct centers on small bills via unanimous consent calendar as Agriculture panel reviews the Vinson bill regulating goods.
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United Press Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
HOUSE
Agriculture
Peters Adventures The Wide Awake Nestlings
Peters Adventures follows Hen and the young birds as dawn approaches. Father Swift wakes the brood and urges them to stay awake to witness sunrise while contemplating future hunts and responsibilities. The scene blends whimsy with a quiet moral about growing up and seizing morning moments.
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Nieves
Vnio Vo
Lee
Ry Gil
Mathnr Swift
United States and Central America a critical view
William P. Ferguson argues Central America is largely backward and unstable, with a few exceptions like El Salvador and Costa Rica due to American investment. He recounts the Nicaragua crisis, U.S. Marines’ role, and Coolidge mediation, urging a lawful election and recognition while warning against imperial overreach and domestic criticism.
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William P. F Ferguson
Franklin News-Herald
America
Central America
Spain
Thla
Guatemala
Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Aed
Washington
Pennsylvania
Coolidge
United States
Iment
Marinea
Former Warren Man Knighted by Danish King
M P Moller of Hagerstown a Warren native and brother of Mrs Tracy Greenlund and Mrs J R Bairstow has been named Knight of Danneberg by the King of Denmark for chivalry and merit. The honor is the Danish government’s highest. Moller left Denmark 56 years ago, lived in Warren Greencastle and Hagerstown, and built the world’s largest organ factory. Miss Helen Mills returned to Kane after visiting her parents here over the weekend.
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Warren
M. P. Boller
Hagerstown
Tracy Greenlund
J. R Bairstow
Denmark
Danneberg
Moller
America
Greencastle
Helen Mills
Kane
C. L. Mills
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