Corry Evening Journal publication details and pricing
The Corry Pennsylvania newspaper notes publication daily except Sunday from West South Street. Arthur Colegrove is publisher with postal entry at Corry. Details include mail rate five dollars per year and carrier rates of three cents per copy or fifteen cents weekly.
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Corry
A.D. Colegrave
Arthur Colegrove
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Changing Minds on Borah and League Support
A speech fragment argues Republican opposition to the League of Nations was politics and fear of a Democratic president. It praises Senator Borah's honesty in opposing the League and notes minds shifting among Republicans as anti League views soften. The piece mentions political shifts in Connecticut Missouri and New York, and criticizes Genoa conference outcomes with references to Harding and Wilson.
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Borah
Boral
Horah
Asi
League of Nation
Roral
United States
Ugue of Nations
Harding
League
Aktin
Sieraanal
Mr. Wilson
Harry Advantage
Celeestio
New York
Connecticut
Missouri
G. C
Senate
Lody
Hughiey
Congress
Falconer Students Greeted by Harding at the White House
Falconer High School seniors visiting Washington were received by President Harding. A letter from Frank Tregewu tes notes that arrangements were made by officials for the visit to the Executive Mansion. The party stayed at the Metropolitan Hotel with delegations from multiple Western Arkansas towns and other regions joining the trip.
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Falconer
Harding Palconer
Palconer
Weale
Washington
Pressert Harting
White House
Frank Tregew
Executive Mansion
Lohkrassman
Daniel A. Rew
Metropolitan Hotel
Ffere
Dante
Hes and
Villeas
Newark
Fragmented OCR Speech Reflects Jumbled Early 20th Century Notes
Disjointed lines reference dry chief, onions, hats, and voices like White Gsherman Arbuckle. Mentions of cars with 10 000 miles, fire wagon, climate change, and movie criticisms appear as scattered phrases. No clear narrative or identifiable event emerges from the readable text.
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Sys
Inok
Dred
Mont
White Gsherman
Arbuckle
Anondy
Dead man found after taxi ride in Jamestown
Jamestown April 18 Lewis A Pulsney and Cornelius Tewey hired a taxivester to take them from Hotel Humphrey to a Steele street location near Warren Oil plant. The driver Charles Mintos, seeking fare, drove to police HQ where Patrolman Walter Jones assisted to City Hall. A physician pronounced Pillsbury dead. Tewey jailed for intoxication. Pillsbury & Tewey landscape firm inactive due to rain.
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Jamestown
Lewis A. Pulsney
Cornelius Tewey
Ilay
Humphrey
Steele
Warren Oil Company
Pillsbury
Charles Mintos
Walter Jones
Partis
Tews
Pillsbury & Tewey
Ma Hess
Dentists Meet in Erie for Annual Convention
Erie April 18 about seventy dentists will meet in Erie Wednesday for the annual Erie County Dental Society convention. Dr J M Dlom er of Erie leads arrangements. After an all day conference a banquet will close the event at the Hotel Lawrence. The society aims to educate the public on dental care and disease avoidance.
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Erie
Erie County Dental Society
J M. Dlom
Er of
Lawrence
Mayville Couple Celebrates Sixty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
In Mayville on April 8 a party was given by relatives and friends for Mr and Mrs. Gustaf Girsson in honor of their 65th wedding anniversary. The couple married in Sweden in 1857 and moved to the United States in 1880, settling in Mayville where they have since lived.
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Mayville
Apri
Mos
Guitav Girlson
Carlson
Sweden
United States
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Ad
A testimonial by Mary Enrico from Chicago praises Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for her daughter’s illness. The letter cites doctors’ attempts, eventual improvement after using the medicine, and recommends the product for women's ailments and general well being. The ad emphasizes maternal care and conveys confidence in the remedy’s efficacy.
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Lydia
Ely
Taft
Tam
Lydia PinkHa
Mira
Mary Enrico
Care Center St
Chicago
Ilindia
Lydia KE. Binkham
Wor Tion
Enrico
Vollby
Opening of Andrew Kaul Memorial Hospital at St Marys
Ridgway April 1 1928 crowds gathered as the Andrew Kaul Memorial Hospital at St Marys was opened and presented to the community. Joseph H Reilly of Philadelphia delivered the address, Mayor Thompson accepted the gift, and donors were thanked for their generosity.
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Ridgway
Elk Security
Andrew Kaul
Notes From Blue Eye April Social Snapshots
Irvin Stella Briggs visited Corry yesterday. Florence Mead and Margaret Sams of Warren spent Easter with their parents. Mrs. Martha Griswold is staying with Ployd Griswold. P. O. Mead was in Tuesday. HS Grimes of Titusville spent in Warren.
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Frank Briggs
C. Z. Bennett
Corry
Ray Griswold
Will Huruh
Aire
Fred Gates
King's Daughters
Irvin Stella Briggs
Florence Mead
Margaret Samsburg
Warren
Martha Griswold
Ployd Griswold
P. O. Mead
HS Grimes
Titusville
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