Public notice rates and carrier terms in Corry Evening Journal
The Corry Evening Journal lists advertising and subscription rates including annual and mailed options, carrier delivery charges, and advance payment terms. It notes national advertising representatives and multiple city offices, with guidance on where to inquire for pricing.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Gerry
ALD
Colmbgrove
William P. Lombard
Eubilsne
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 44Th St
New York
Bartlett
Milwaukes
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Real Watate ‘Trist
Philadelphi
Fost
Cory
Sewer failure spurs call for stronger flood controls citywide
Citizens confront cloudburst damage as sewer systems prove unable to handle heavy runoff. Officials warn health risks rise from backed sewer water into homes and businesses, urging deeper action beyond the proposed sewer project to curb future floods and protect merchants and residents.
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Mary
Velugeil Corry
Conmeil
State Medicine: Physicians in Vienna Debate American Access
Physicians studying in Vienna argue that state medicine risks bureaucratizing care and eroding patient trust. They warn that intermediation by bureaus and insurance methods may shift care toward hospitals and undermine personal doctor patient relationships crucial to recovery. They caution against overreach while noting some benefit from accessible hospital care.
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Vienna
America
Corry
Alona
Concord
Spartansburg
Chinatown Labor Standoff Threatens Resort Violence
Fragmentary OCR note describes tensions in Chinatown over labor disputes. Mentions labor leaders and employers facing consequences if resort to violence, emphasizing a need for friendly negotiation and settlement. The text reflects a call for tolerant talks to avoid conflict.
Army Practice Tests Mobility and Division Reorganization
The article outlines upcoming military maneuvers in the United States and abroad, including 86 000 National Guardsmen and reserves mobilizing in August across sixteen western states, and a September field test forming an 18 000-strong regular division in Texas. It notes debate over mobile warfare versus trench warfare and signals keen interest in Texas exercises as potential reshaping of the army.
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Mie Worl
Germany
Russia
Texas
Spain
Hoodlum Outbreak Shocks Community as Strikes Spur Trouble
A reporter notes outsiders join Hoodlums during a major strike. They throw bricks and assault people for thrills, proving neighborhood toughs exploiting unrest. The report describes their aim as chaos rather than solidarity, with calls for calm amid rising tensions.
Paris millinery marks bold fall styles and bright palettes
Paris dispatch notes autumn hats rising in height and brilliance with vivid reds purples greens and blues. Designers show varied shapes from pointed to squared crowns, trimming felts with ribbons feathers braids and quills, while berets reappear in modern forms for diverse faces and outfits.
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Paris
Hollywood Fila Shop By Grady Johnson
Hollywood reporter Grady Johnson profiles Bing Crosby as the busiest man in town. The article details Crosby’s many ventures from music publishing to acting agency work, ranching, and even writing, with constant family involvement and a relentless studio schedule.
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Hollywood
Grady Johnson
Alexander Kahn
United Press
Bing Srosby
Crosby
Bing
Larry
Everett
Crosby Enterprises
Pop
Crosby, Sr
Tiet
del Mar
Ttat
Rohumeed Crosby
Coly
Crownless hats for eve and sport wear in suede
The article notes suede crownless hats gain popularity for evening wear, restaurant or sports settings. It highlights suede as a versatile material, with shade tones described as warm and appealing, and explains hat design depends on the occasion.
Bright Accessories Highlight Winter Costume Motifs
Fashion notes showings feature brignt accessories paired with winter costumes. Novel color combinations and bright trim emphasize costume motifs, signaling a stylish season.
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Brignt
Stewarts Says Washington Fractures Over Democratic Rift
Washington columnist Charles P. Stewart analyzes a fracturing Democratic Party as the seventy-fifth Congress nears session end. He notes insurgent senators and revolt among Southern leaders, cites Harrison bolting the wage hour bill, and highlights strain on New Deal leadership and party unity.
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Charles P. Stewart
Washington
D.C
White House
Senate
Ney
Harrison
Sennite
Pat
Mississippi
Glass
Byrd
Bailey
George
Ah Siong
Pet
Ciphered Debate on a Managed Dollar for Cotton and Wheat
A Washington column argues that government backed cash for staple crops could curb reliance on private price controls. It compares cotton dollar ideas to past gold and steel value schemes, notes fears of inflation, and outlines Cromwell’s negative interest rate plan as a path to a true wealth-based currency. It questions if the dollar should reflect human effort and tangible assets beyond gold or metal prices.
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Washington
Aug. A
Mrcgaevelt
Roosevelt
Treasury
James MH. B. Cromwell
Doris Duke
Wall
George W. Christians
Cnattestonga ,Tenn
Tom
Ton
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Thehr Youn
White House
Morgenthau
Wall Street
Medes
Ethiopia
Twenty Years Ago Ag Taken From the Journal Filex
A fragmented recall of 1917 events mentions Brad Corry with the U S Engineers arriving in Liverpool after crossing, a Baltimore line outage from a generator issue at North Center Street power house, and elections to determine successors for Wilhwealion. Other items include local business moves, court and public notices, a medical operation, and social visits.
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Journal
Filex
Turther
North Center Street
Columbus Steel Railway Company
Pommisston
Restore Salary Cut For State School Faculty
Harrisburg Aug 11 The 194 percent cut in salaries of state teachers and college faculty will be restored September 1 the department of public instruction announced today Restoration to 679 teachers in the state schools will total 620000 this biennium the amount appropriated by the last legislature for the purpose
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Harrisburg
Department of Public Instruction
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China
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Fort Knox
Denver
Register Ama ‘Tribune
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Ukla
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Sout Gentian Street
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Earl Jackson
B. Brown
Laura Geer
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Wilson
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