Cony Evening Journal Publication Details
The notice lists publication details for the Cony Evening Journal Carry PA with addresses on West South Street. It notes daily except Sunday circulation, two rates of $500 per year by mail and three cents per copy by carrier, and fifteen cents per week. Arthur Colegroves is mentioned as publisher.
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Cony Evening Journal
West South Street
Carry
Arthur Colegroves
Office of Carry
Marth
Outthroat Gasoline Prices and the Price War
A distorted OCR passage argues gasoline prices remain volatile across the country. It criticizes refiners and dealers for price gouging amid a supposed price war, noting high production costs and profits while consumers face burdens. The piece recalls old industry practices and seeks a system of fair pricing and reasonable profits to curb waste. It laments industry consolidation and calls for policy action to stabilize petroleum pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campettiin
Arbuckle to Retire From Auto Field
John Burton Arbuckle, newly elected president of the Pennsylvania automotive industry, will retire from active duties after decades of leadership. He has served ten years as chief agent for the Arbuckle firm and built a strong role in the REO agency, with his son set to manage operations in multiple counties. The retirement ends a 40 year career spanning bicycle and automobile trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferie
John Burton
Beloit Woman Credits Vegetable Compound With Recovery
Mrs W G Monson of Beloit Wisconsin says lifelong fatigue and overwork caused illness and weight loss then Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound restored health. After one year she gained 8 to 10 pounds and cares for her home again. She offers to answer letters from women with similar troubles.
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Beloit
Storis
Pinal
Pinkham
W. G. Monson
Park Ave
Wis
Unclear fragments from Yale Review and literary notes
A garbled collection of quotes and references to writers and critics across journals. Names like Wil, Bookman, Atlantic, and Harpers appear in distorted form, with musings on books, taxes, movie stars, and a general sense of literary discussion in a fragmented August-era text.
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Yale Review
Wil
Giex
Nuyer
Gavin” Sayy Sullivan
Metal Workers Tounal
Harpers
Cinderella Parade At Asbury Park Sparks Local Buzz
An Asbury Park event centers on a Cinderella themed parade with notable attendees from Montclair and nearby communities. Dorothy Deak of Montelair appears among participants while the crowd applauds a princess crowned by Blie's group. The quirky pageant showcases young contestants, including Dewy Cinderella and other girls, amid a festive seaside backdrop.
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Minny Nice Heada
Weitlon
Blie
Dorothy Deak
Montelair
Neds
Whal
Cine Horella
Asbury Park
Byinebie
Dewy
Cinderella
Ote
Andno
Worry on business fades as outlook brightens across sectors
The piece notes widespread relief in U S business, with strong buying, heavy auto and farm equipment orders, rising savings, and many firms planning large orders. It cites good crop outlook, improving dividends, and declining failures, while warning lingering nerves from past slumps. It ends with odd musings on self determination and global tensions.
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United
New York Stock Exchange
San Cura Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief
An old advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as a cure for running sores and terrible skin itch with money back guarantee. It claims rapid healing of various conditions including burns, bruises, chafed feet, and sore nipples, with prices listed for ointment jars and a companion antiseptic soap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Cura
America
NF. Ames & , Co
Thomas Downey
J. C. Condra
Thompson Medical Co
Ti Jbaville
Adyl
Cotton Tree by grafting plaits on root stock at Lamarque
The Journal notes a Lamarque Texas grafting project by Dan George the Burbank to create a tree cotton plant. The shrub reportedly grows several feet high with a broad canopy and yields large bolls and high seed cotton weight from grafted specimens. If successful it could transform future cotton farming with prolific bearing and self regrowth.
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Lamarque
Tex
Dan George
Burbank
George
Sea Monster in Terror Over Chautauqua Rumors
Reports from Dunkirk and surrounding county describe sightings of a sea monster near Lake Erie. Witnesses cite a large serpent or creature up to fifty feet, causing fright among residents and an official inquiry into the strange phenomena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Aig
Dave
Repmrty
Kirk
Phantauses
Tevet
Woman killed on crossing at Bradford street
A woman died after being struck by a Pennsylvania railroad freight train at the lower Kant Very don street grade crossing in Bradford. She suffered severe injuries including a deep cut to the right leg and multiple contusions. The accident occurred Tuesday night near No 2 River Street. death followed later that afternoon in Bradford Hospital.
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Bradford
Masonrne
DePalma Axe
River Street
Pennylvania
Kant Verydon Street
Madison Mills sells Better Made shirts direct to wearers
Madison Mills advertises shirts sold direct from factory to wearer with no experience required and easy profit. Free samples available by writing to 603 Broadway New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
MILLS
Broadway
New York
Oil City Boys Honor Dead in Paris Services
An obituary note reports two Oil City youths held memorial services in Paris. Details note a grandfather Thomas Karmen and others, with a cables message from local families confirming the funeral arrangements and ongoing mourning activities.
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OIL City
Paris
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D. Colegrove
Arbuckle
AUTO
Lydia E. Pinkham
Thal
Iim Sims
Isabel Lowi
Catiforsin Educas Tun
Man
Tappesrs
Ireland
Philippines
Hoge Agra
Johnson
John
Con's
Johnson & Johnson Red Cross
Drus
Batheiliry
Thoma Karmen
Harley TT McCintode
Splane
Thie
Conilnee
Beep
Crormetniy
Guelahiys
Corry
Lonis
Brownell Shoe CO
Center ST
Carl W. Smith
Corry, PA
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