Corry Evening Journal publisher and mailing details
The Cony Evening Journal of Corry Pennsylvania lists publisher Bowreach the Post Olea of Corry and notes second class mail, yearly and per copy rates, and advertising rates upon application. The edition is published daily except Sunday and is set on WestSouth Street in Corry with a 500 per year by mail option and three cents per copy.
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Cony Evening Jounal
Arthur ‘Colagrove
Bowreach the Post Olea
Corry
Kiowa
France and Germany Entangled in Debt and War Risks
The piece argues a new world war may follow from France pressing its claims on Germany and debt cancellations. It stresses America and Britain must assess peace terms to avoid another catastrophe, warning a costly insistence could rally allies and trigger broader conflict.
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Angdupa
Prue
Munge
Germany
Englund
France
Ur Ag
Ruhr
Prince
England
Athey
Europe
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Praised by Chicago Woman
Chicago resident Mrs Helen Skverk recounts relief from backache irregularities and bearing-down feelings after using Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She credits improved ability to work and manage her home and notes the product’s long standing testimonial history.
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Chicago
Lydia B. Pinkham
Helen Skverk
Thomas St
Lydia Pinkha
Bevel
Nak
Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Files
A 1904 era school board meeting grants summer school funds for the high school and notes no opposition. Mentions local events, river town figures, and a memorial to a long-lived resident. Several obituaries and commemorations reference public figures and a 122-year-old resident.
Candidate for County Treasurer in Erie County
Rollo McCray of Waterford Erie County Pa announces candidacy for County Treasurer subject to Republican primaries on September 18 1928.
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Erie County
Rollo McCray
Waterford, Erie Co
Farmers Need Better Voice in Trade War Debates
A regional survey shows farm incomes lag city wages while critics argue farmers fail to press for their rights. The piece denounces tariffs as benefiting manufacturers, urges farmers to unite against injustice, and notes newspapers often misjudge tariff fights as demagoguery.
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New York City
Dill
Peter
Turbulent US Talk and Odd Streetwise Sayings
Fragmentary items mention debates over adopting the Constitution in the United States, a quieting incident, a weathered reference to lightning and gulls in Chicago, and scattered dated phrases about motives and robberies. Names and clear events are unclear in the garbled text.
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Tras
Lightning Stumpell
Chicago
The Great Newspapers and Farm Prosperity Debate
A fragmented excerpt discusses tariff graft, farmers, labor unions, and a push toward stronger organization. It contrasts farmers’ economic struggles with political actions and suggests unions as a model for labor coherence and market organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laban
Tell Iy
Markatinis
Oxford sandals and patent-strap oxfords on sale in gray trim
Women’s footwear features patent-strap gray trim oxfords and colored sandals in odd sizes. Each pair displayed with a bar tag, highlighting style and size variety available.
Davis Support of Ku Klux Klan Reported
The article describes a Ku Klux Klan gathering near Waldameer with speeches, a burning ceremony, and reactions from local political figures. William B. Morse is noted as a Republican candidate for county commissioner, with other local officials referenced. A U S survey team under District Engineer JW Fox visits the area to inspect projects and the national gas pipeline survey work proceeding in eastern Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldameer
Walilumsey
Willian B. Mosrisa
Repibliann
Louie
Wraghty
Char R Davin
Allke
Thi Ile
Warrel
JW. Fox
Kuveet
Washington, D. C
Porost
Mehop
Uyvieaily
Aljainiet
Mn Vosuk
United States
Quirchitee
Pennsylvania
Chautauqua News Highlights Music and Lectures
The report lists a Chautauqua program with performances by the New York symphony chorus and various speakers. It notes a gallery of events including a concert by The Sauter Trio, a discussion on international justice, and a Wednesday matinée by the New York Philharmonic, with details of venues and dates.
Decorative wall papers entice fall decor at center street
Decorative cretonnes priced 35c to 1 50 yard and exotic parrot patterns highlight the selection. Huge roses in scarlet on light or dark backgrounds, trailing floral wall paper patterns, foliage and color variations fill the stock. 34 N Center St invites patrons to view designs and textures as they plan autumn decorating needs with white stock for clean appearance.
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A.D. Colegrove
Ghart
Gerfin
Brent
Lydia E. Pinkham
Talon
Journal
Ata Mieating
King's Summer School
Hhe High School
Hindiryg
Mozart
Tomornow Metuaig
Richmond
Menrson Hobson
Merrimac
Lakeside Asseniy
Joseph Ward
W. S. Grover
Tie RR Co
Virginia
DeVore
Corry, Pi, Ta
Lewik
Samuel F Manmond
Gondoed
Stewart
Herrick
Warren
Turiing
Washington
Jefferson
Jackaign
Lineal
Cleveland
Wile J
Andrey Jacksson
Mexico
Jose Silva
Tom Oe
Brownell’s
Oxfords
Brownell Shoe Co
N. Center ST
Carl W. Smith
Myr
Corry, PA
Davis
KU Klux Klan
Erie
Morrison
Keeley Institute
New Catton
Shoup Ave
Amir
Westeayer
Lote Smiliky Rspchs
Cojensink
Adja
Renal
Ehimaire
Chautauqua, N. Y
Phaltavc
Bescir
WNC
Wits
Crow
Ty Colpall
Britis
Wallace Petty
Sidney Rule
Turealis
Witkor
Emilee
ED Ware
Sei
J. A. Lanston
Pat
Pearance
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