Corry Pa Post Office notices and rates
Cony Evening Journal lists mailing and delivery rates for Corry Pennsylvania. It notes second class mail, annual by mail nine dollars, carrier per copy three cents and fifteen cents per week, with advertising rates available on application.
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Post Office
Corry, Pa
Secon
Educational Circus Delights and Wonder at Local Showing
A wandering performer describes a Greek elephant and tiger display as an educational spectacle. He praises the peripatetic show for its animals, acrobats, and clowns, noting the wonder and instruction it brings to a generation. The act, though unusual, is framed as an intriguing lesson in nature and curiosity.
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Elephanta
Tigers
Hin Uyllioin
Glandiot
Tate
Fortunate Labor Before the War in Building Trade
Before the war the coat of building weighed 4H per cent for materials and 66 per cent for labor. Since the war there have been changes with labor and materials prices rising, though materials share has fallen. Last year building materials averaged about 40 per cent of total construction costs while labor comprised 60 per cent. Wages remain high across the industry, skilled builders are scarce, and construction continues with little relief.白
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Ikahowes Nb
Leopard on the loose sparks farmyard debate
A scrambled note describes a fierce leopard wartime tale, citing a pet owner at a farm and a neighbor dispute. The leopard allegedly roams near a pond and has locals debating its presence and danger while a father is blamed for stirring the story.
Cleveland Music Week Sparks Plan for Broad Season
The Cleveland Musical Association announces a community music week in September featuring an elaborate program aimed at appealing to every musical taste. Organizers promise something for all listeners and urge readers to stay tuned for more details.
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Ieveland Musical Association
Sex and death by own action figures from life insurance data
Figures from a leading life insurance company show that suicide is about two and a half times as frequent among men as among women. Self-destruction does not rise significantly until age twenty four reached. The highest rate is explained during middle age with seven times more male fatalities than female.
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files August 17 1906
A review of incidents from twenty years past notes an elusive female cheese swindler with recent checks passed through local stores including Dan Nexts Hie Crapati and City Varnissier. A horse race at Crescent saw a bay colt owned by P J Brennan win money. a fire alarm at Liberty Street fanned a fire in Vinnie Graham's barn. A mishap on Contee Street involved Vogetti escaping a steam locomotive. A game between Ravenouls and Shawt anet More ton was canceled for Saturday.
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Bredovin
Han Ap
Man in Wild Driving Arrests Tied to Trolley Collision
Police say Stanley Tay, 20, of N26, operated an automobile while intoxicated injuring a trolley car and pedestrians on State Street. A warrant framed his sworn statement as part of the case. He allegedly drove across a busy intersection attempting to crowd another vehicle, causing the crash into the trolley car at Valley intersection.
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Jonpwinge
Stanley Tay
Taylor
Nothei Sintestre
Westeyville Rolley
Miyehniel
For Sale Poultry Offer in Pittsfield District
For sale poultry including 26 high quality White Leghorn stock from a noted strain. Drive by to view and compare savings claimed of $1000. Contact H Clough in Pittsfield for details and location.
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Clough Pittsheld
Purchase of Park Favored at August Conference
The Kirst Eynnwedit church on Bitila street favored taking over Monarch Park as a permanent camp meeting site. Pittsburgh conference leaders planned further discussion at the Monarch Park meeting on August 21 with Evangelical church representatives attending.
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Franklin Church
Moye
Monffrelt Park
Pranklin
Kirst
Bitila Street
Rytiord
Ory
Monaret Parkes
Pittsburgh
Monarch
Rey OA
Pemlin
Af Oil Cion
Classifieds Offer High Quality Goods at Low Prices
Local classifieds promote high quality merchandise at bargain prices across various departments. Shoppers are urged to compare offers and visit listed outlets for deals on apparel, home goods, and electronics featuring limited-time discounts.
Grand Jury Probes Chicago Gang Rule In Elections
A special grand jury in Chicago meets to examine election fraud tied to gang influence. Deputy State's Attorney William A McSwine was murdered five months ago, with sixty indictments resulting from the inquiry.
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United Frost
Chicago
Election Strande
Am Chicago
William A McSwieein
Novone
Meigen
Courtryin Qhity
Franis
McSwilein
Coolidge Praises Postal Air Service
President Coolidge praised the postal air service and its experiments as crucial to early aviation development. A spokesman declared government flight efforts valuable to the infant aviation industry and the advancement of mail delivery systems.
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Coolidge
Postal Air Service
United Press
Paul Smith
Coolides
Department of
Seven Narrow Escape When Car Hit by PRR Train
Seven occupants escaped serious injury when a large Cadillac sedan they rode in was struck by eastbound PRR passenger train No 5142 at Scott's crossing near Irvine, Warren. The group from Swarthmore Chautauqua Association, including a well known lecturer, escaped onlookers and moved the car off the tracks before the crash. The wrecked car was towed to Warren. the party continued by another transport.
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Tinnever
Jack Ennis
Swarthmore
Warren
Moone’s Emerald Oil Promised For Vein Relief
The notice claims that enlarged veins and swollen bulges can be reduced with Moone’s Emerald Oil the two ounce bottle to be used at home as directed. It asserts rapid improvement and eventual normalization, touts widespread comfort and a money refund option through Ames selling lots of it.
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Moone
Tse
Ames
Three Injured In Auto Crash Near Roystone
Samuel Hayes drove a Gardner car westbound and swerved to avoid a head on collision with a Zink vehicle coming toward Kane. Theodore Zink blamed fog on the crash and both cars were badly damaged. the injured were Paul Conail Floyd Westerbery and Samuel Hayes with none seriously hurt. Police mention prior incidents near Warren at a Pennsylvania crossing.
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Ikane
Ave
Samuel Hayes
Theodore Zink
Roystone
Paul Conail
Floyd Westerbery
Kane
Ir Wington
Gardner
Hayes
Zink
Hayes Aya
Steele & Steele
Warren
Pennsylvania Railroad
Third Costly Refinery Fire Strikes Warren
Warren August 17 the third costly refinery fire and the second to be caused by lightning swept the United Refinery oil tank in Warren during a Monday afternoon storm. About 2 40 o clock the bolt struck the tank as five hose streams combated the blaze though the office and other tanks were endangered for a time. The tank held slow burning crude and there was no danger of explosion as crews from the Warren department worked to confine the fire to the 2000 barrel tank.
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Warren
United
United Refinery
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