Corry Daily Publisher and Buying Power Note
Corry newspaper notes The Buying Power article outlines per capita wealth across nations, highlighting the United States as the largest domestic market and Britain, Canada, and Australia as key foreign markets. It argues Canada offers the best access due to population and consumption, with Britain and Australia rising futures, urging friendly trade with the British Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Traly
Canada
Britain
Australia
Great Britain
China's Secret Disaster Revealed After Long Isolation
In May a massive earthquake struck Kansu province China leveling towns and killing many. Casualties estimated near 100 and survivors faced indescribable suffering as the region remained unknown to the outside world for two months. No relief funds were raised until Rett Craft intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Able
China
Kansu
Rockefeller Gift Prompts Large Fund Increase
On August 4 at Chautauqua a Rockefeller endowment pledge totals twenty thousand dollars under the Old First Night Gift plan, with a projected additional thirteen thousand five hundred from the Rockefeller offer, officials report. The Bird and Tree Club dinner honored Mrs. Thomas Edison and Dr. Loo mada Talt as about two hundred members and guests attended at the Golf Club House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Rockefeller
Niile Financial Office
Arthur E. Bestor
Thomas A. Edison
Loomada Talt
Bird and Tree Club
Presen
Capitol Sidelights Hint Senate Struggle Over Vare Seat
Washington notes that the Vare seat fight in the Senate looms large as Congress faces key legislation on taxes relief and farm aid. The impact of seating or denying Senator Vare and his ally Smith could delay the new session, with Reed of Pennsylvania once blocking Senate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
William 5. Yare
Pennsylvania
Frank L. South
Sigers
P Yare
Senate
Committee On Privileges and
Vane
Smith
Ware
David A. Reed
Reed
Tiona Child Burns From Spilled Milk Accident
A child named Tiona Shes Sule of Mona suffered serious back and left arm burns from hot milk spilled by a pump- nanny while playing at home. She was moved to Warren General Hospital for treatment after the incident at her home. Hospital exam showed a large burn on the head and a serious condition as of yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Bricklayer Dies In Sudden Fall On New Dwelling Site
A bricklayer collapsed and died at a one story dwelling construction site in Suddleown, Pennsylvania. Fellow workers caught his body as he slumped, and he died before medical aid arrived.
Donahey Pleads for Peace in Coal Fields
Governor Donahey calls for a joint meeting in Toledo on August 19 between union miners and coal operators in the central competitive field to reach a new peace agreement as suspensions worsen and winter tensions loom.
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Donahey
Columbus
Oul
Strne
Hissensign
Dohahey
Toledo
Canberra and Baldwin Lead Dominion Quiz Answers
Canberra is named as the recently opened capital of Australia and Premier Stanley Baldwin accompanies the Prince of Wales to Canada. Premier Hertzog is the South African figure. Canada exchanges ministers with the U.S. at the Imperial Conference. The Irish objection is the oath of allegiance to King George. The Duke of York is referenced with the royal visit, and the Boer War is noted as the South African conflict. Ontario is cited for liquor permits.
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Australia
Prince of Wales
Canada
South Attila
United States
Dominions
London
England
South Africa
U.S
Congress
Daedge Orientals
Canadian
Canberra
Stanley Baldwin
Hertzog
King
George, T
the Duke of York
Ontario
Canal Break Floods Rich Farm Lands Near Albion
A rupture in the Erie canal near Albion at Eagle Harbor threatens homes and thousands of acres of fertile farmland in Orleans County after a break last night. The flood conditions stem from a sudden water surge endangering nearby properties and crops.
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United Press
Albion
Orleans County
Eagle Tarbor
Dunkirk Plant Involved In Consolidation
Dunkirk Aug 4 Continen tal Heater corp received notification that the option held by New York bankers for the sale of the local plant will be taken up soon. The local unit will join five other firms to form the National Radiator company, a large but not largest merger. Over $2,000,000 is involved, to be paid to Continental stockholders by Bankers Trust NY and J. and W. Seligman. Named investors include John W. Watson president Earl C Reed vice president Lewis N. Murray secretary treasurer T Iave ry M. Navey Peter G. Watson A Sawade Fredonia and others. current directors listed.
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Dunkirk
Continental Heater Corporation
New York
National Radiator Company
United States Radiator Corporation
American
Continental
Jom
Bankers Trust Company of
J. and W. Seligman
John W. Watson
Earl C Reed
Niton Estate
Lewis N. Murray
Tiavery M. Navey
Chicago
Peter G. Watson
A. Sawade
Fredonia
Wart Reed
L. Maray
Harry Mc Nacey
G. Patterson Crandall
George R. Nixon
Funeral of Miss C Mason in Corry held at sister’s home
Funeral services for Miss Charlotte Mason were conducted Wednesday at 2 pm at the home of her sister Mrs C R Jourdet on West Wayne street. Rev W E Bartlett of the First ME Church delivered the eulogy as flowers adorned the casket. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery beside her mother with pallbearers named and many out of town attendees listed.
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Charlotte Mason
C. R. Jourdet
West Wayne Street
W. E. Bartlett
First ME
Corry
Pine Grove
C. E Shoop
F. T. England
William Johnson
Harold Deiteel
W. W. Hammond
H. Wolfe
A. H. Hitchcock
Minnie Anderson
Pauline Underwood
Underwood
Dan. Merritt
Randolph
N. Y
C. H. Hilburg
Warren
J. Brook
Los Angeles
Calif
John G. Alexander
Kansas City
Ida Johnson
Clara Johnson
Bila McCray
Clymer
Oldest Street in America in Acoma Sky City
Acoma New Mexico claims the oldest street in America the long thoroughfare in its Pueblos city predating European contact. The cobblestoned path in Atolia once hosted extensive commercial activity for centuries before white settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Acoma
N. M
Western Hemisphere
Atolia
Deafband Boys from Jacksonville to Perform Tonight
The Jackson ville School for the Deaf band, twenty-one members led by Fred Fancher, headlines at the Chattanque. Once unable to play, they have become proficient under Bandmaster Fancher. Their Montreal Kiwanis Convention debut impressed Jean Goulet, Canada’s famed band leader, who praised their harmony and skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville School For the Cat
Jackson- Ville
Fred 3. Fancher
Tiya
Fancher
Montreal
Jean Goulet
Canada
E Fen
Timois
Dead Boys
Ladly
Escapes From Crawford Jail Crowd, Meadeville Man
Erie reports say Pete Kezoian, Armenian inmate at Crawford jail, escaped Tuesday night with paraphernalia and planned to meet parole violator Demo Partfurtillo from Meadville. Authorities describe the escape as sensational and ongoing search continues for the two suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Pete Kezoian
Mead Vyillé
CH. Jones
Crawford County
Keapith
Brie
Demo Partfurtillo
Meadville
Rezman
Meartville
Laws
Kerlin
Meadyill
Urialum
Moore Boomed for Philadelphia Mayor
Aug 4 report notes the Republican faction urges former Mayor Hampton Moore to run for mayor in the 1998 race to succeed Kendrick. Moore, president of the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association, previously served as mayor from 1920 to 1924 and is a diverse political figure in Philadelphia history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Philadelphia
Vare
Hampton Moore
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
Kendrick
More
Woman Beaten by Man Then Left in Street in Pittsburg
Anna Laughlin, 29, is in serious condition after police say Thomas Buckley, 60, assaulted her following an invitation to his town. Laughlin told officers Buckley supplied liquor for purchase with $24 she provided, then beat her and threw her into the street, an incident she described after being found unconscious in an alley.
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Pittsburg
Anna Laughlin
Thomas Buckley
Oace
Buckley
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