Advertising Rates and Editorial Reflections in Corry Paper
The notice lists publishers and offices in New York Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Corry Pa with mail and carrier rates. It includes a 1925 era editorial on shifting business realities toward responsibility and opportunity, citing a Rotary Club speaker urging constructive work amid changing prosperity.
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Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Fred Komball, Inc
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Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
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Detroit
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Electric Power Growth Signals High Demand for New Plants
Electric power shows a strong rebound from 1929 levels with production near prewar figures and household usage rising as consumers adopt refrigerators ranges irons and other appliances. Industrial output remains about 25 percent below 1929, but the overall trend points to growing demand for new power plants and expanded hydroelectric projects.
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Still Bootlegging Threatens Liquor Tax Revenue
The article reports that bootleggers continue supplying whiskey despite government efforts to suppress illicit trade. It notes that moonshine remains pervasive with ministers and officials debating tax policy and federal and state roles while revenue from liquor taxes faces pressure from enforcement costs and consumer prices.
Stratospheric Troubles Highlight Wiley Post’s Flight Failures
The report details Wiley Post’s stratosphere attempts with Tiga over the UK continent, noting repeated failures due to dust in motor bearings, a queen supply issue, and a defective charger by April 14, causing setbacks in the upper atmosphere voyage.
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Twenty Years Ago Ags Taken From Journal Files
Journal excerpts dated April 19 1915 recounts include a valuable horse seized by Logi express officers from United States Horseshoe Co of Erie valued at 5800, plus local notices of elections for Board of Commerce and Industry campaigns, a death in Olean, and juveniles fined for hopping freights in Meadville.
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Star Signals April 20 astrology tips and warnings
A fragmented astrology note advises on personal contacts and goal work for those born from April 17 to 27 and Oct 20 to 30. It warns of danger from AI thinking and mentions dates in 1980 1985 and incomplete references to readiness and equipment for a high altitude pioneering effort.
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Proposal for Secretary of Science Literature and the Arts debated
WashingtonApril 19 a House committee on patents and copyrights discusses creating a new Department of Science Literature and the Arts with an eleventh secretary. Rep William Sieve and Dr Sirovich advocate the idea while witnesses testify on potential roles, including publishing and theatre management.
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House Committee of Patents and Copyrights
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William Sieve
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Congress
Sirovitch
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House Committee On Patents and Copyrights
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Patents and Copyrights Committee
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Aly honors famed poet with stamp tribute to Daunte
A stamp honors the renowned writer Daunte, author of the Divine Comedy, a cornerstone of world literature. The act recalls Florence's rich artistic legacy and pays tribute to the poet’s enduring lines and historic influence.
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Daunte
Florence
MOVE TOWN FOR ROAD AT TICH KAN
A town site is moved 158 feet to realign a dangerous four curve section of the State Highway. Officials plan formal ceremony to mark the relocation with city leaders and the commissioner presiding.
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Kan
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Reramony Fox Theiw
Bursting Bag Affects Brain In New York Report
A disrupted newspaper fragment notes unusual brain pressure linked to a bursting bag. The unclear text appears to reference medical or scientific commentary with references to New York and a department, but details are garbled and unspecific.
South Wins Beauty Contest In Hollywood Pageant
Hollywood April 19 contestants hailed as the beauty contest to end all beauty contests drew 28 entrants from across the nation. Lois Lindsay of Gulfport Miss won the show girl division while Ruth Moody of Ventura claimed the dancing girl class. The winners received silver cups and medals and will tour. others earned roles in the musical film Gold Diggers of 1935.
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Mason and
New York City
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Sunny South
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Gulfport
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Lois
Gulfport High School
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Venure
Ruth
Mary
Lester Stoefen
Bi Tikden
Les
Tyro
AT&T Defends Leased Wire Service Charges In Hearings
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company defended its charges for leased press wire services at a federal communications commission hearing. AT&T manager J. Craig said charges cited by George Hargreaves of International News Service misstate the cost differences between high speed and standard word rates.
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Seegraph Company
Fedieval Communications
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Tidioute Men Held for Thefts
Two Tidioute youths Charles Bockhammier and Harold Ziegler were arrested for stealing gasoline from parked cars and milk from houses. They were arraigned before Justice T. M Greenhind and held for court under a $500 bond. Police allege four gasoline thefts on Irvine Street Dartmouth Street and Central Avenue and milk stolen from several residences.
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Berous
Oil industry taxed heavily at 82nd annual meeting
At the 82nd annual National Petroleum Association meeting in Cleveland April 19, Edward Markham of the American Petroleum Industries Committee said gasoline taxes rose 22 500 percent in 18 years and oil taxes now amount to almost five times oil profits, costing about 1000 dollars per worker. He blamed government tax efforts on the oil sector.
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Speai
United States
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Eaird H. Markiam
American Petroleum Industries Committee
National Petroleum Association
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