Hoarded cash for stocks and the price of gold
The article notes brokers loans rising and money circulation dropping by a million in a week while stock markets remain busy. It suggests much purchases were cash based with little bank involvement, possibly from hoarded cash, and calls the market trend a positive shift. It includes a German economist Fran Magdel Manigold quote about Germany’s bottoming out and Americans moving toward a constructive future.
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Wes
Fran Magdel Manigold
Yisling
America
Germany
Foreign Stores Outshine U S in Prices and Display
Publicity man for a major New York store notes Americans pay less for goods abroad but praise foreign window and poster displays. He cites German and French shops as strong in visuals, while U S retailers lead in newspaper advertising. He adds reflections on human exploration and Prof Piccard’s stratospheric reach, contrasting vast universe with near-Earth limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Germany
France
America
Award contract for new state institution building
Harrisburg August 28 The department of property and supplies announced the award of a contract for construction of a school building at the State School for Deaf Scranton to Stofflet and Tillotson Philadelphia for 821,60. The department rejected all bids for seven residences and additions at multiple state facilities including Allentown State hospital Pennhurst Spring City Wenersville Western State Pittsburgh Selinsgrove Laurelton State Village and related structures.
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United Fives
Harrisburg
Department of Property and Supplies
Tolay
State Colony For
Selinsgrove
Laurelton State Village
Bloomer Girls Hit Hero Note In Journal Files
Twenty years ago, August 24, 1912, reports from the journal files mention the Bloomer Girls playing hero today in a feature noted as a look back at past events.
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Bloomer Girls
Lila Lee plans comeback in The Night of June 13
Hollywood report notes Lila Lee recovering from illness and returning to film with The Night of June 13 at Paramount. Clive Brook and Adrienne Allen star, while public events include a Miss Lottie McKinney college sendoff and a Sherwood Simmons farm sale.
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William Postiethwait
Test Pleasant Street
Lottie McKinney
Lila
Paramount
Clive Brook
Adrienne Allen
Clyde Drake
Union Telephone Poloe
Washington Street
Brook
H. G. Wells
Fimren
Jas
Local News From Chautauqua County Visiters
Charles Barrett reports farm crops in Chautauqua good except corn. Theodore Williams and others camping on Chautauqua Lake for ten days. Cottrell attends Erie Railroad agents meeting in Jamestown. John Barnsley leaves for New York and sails to England on the Adriatic.
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Charles Barrett
Chautauqua County
Chautauqua
Theodore Williams
Henry Lauer
Raleigh Bingham
Joe Taylor
Ralph Damon
William Linendell
Chautauqua Lake
Cottrell
Jamestown
Erie Railroad
John Barnsley
D. B. McKinney
New York
England
Higgins Smith Wedding Today in Findley Lake
Announcement notes the marriage of Francis Higgins and Bernice Smith at Findley Lake this morning. The couple, both of Meadvile, were wed by Justice Louis Swarts in a small relatives gathering. A wedding breakfast followed at the Charlotte Inn before a motor trip and their new home in Meadvile where the groom works for the Associated Gas and Electric System.
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Msne Wouny
Findley Lake
Francis Higgins
Bernice Smith
Meanville
Higgins
Youth Charged With Slaying Of Wife In Washington Pa Trial
Harry Clark, 24, of Washington faces a jury in a case charging him with fatally stabbing his wife Mrs Laura Clutter Clark, 23, after a quarrel over separation. Police say she was found with nine stab wounds near a neighbor’s home following their dispute as she returned for clothing and personal property.
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United Press
Washington
Harry Clark
Erwin Cumming Yester-Da
the Commonwealth
Clark
Laura Clutter Clark
Reynolds' Brother Returns Home After Tragedy
Richard J. Reynolds Jr returns to Reynolda after the July 6 death of his brother Smith. He traveled from West Africa to Reynolda following indictments of Libby Holman Reynolds and Ab Walker in the young millionaire's death, marking a quiet return to the family estate in Winston-Salem.
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United Frese Winston
Piccard Sets New Altitude Record In Stratosphere Flight
Zurich August 24 Professor August Piccard Swiss physicist returned from Italy where his stratosphere balloon ascent reached 16 500 meters 10 and one quarter miles the highest altitude ever achieved by a man.
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Piccard
United Press
Zurich
Switzerland
August Piccard
Italy
Federation of International Aeronauts
Consolidation of Personal Finance Co with Corry firm
EnlE Pennsylvania notes that the Personal Finance Co of Corry has been consolidated with this company, signaling a structural merger and potential realignment of services and holdings within the region's financial sector. The move affects local branding and corporate scope, with future operations likely centralized under the surviving entity.
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Enle
Personal Finance Co. of
Corry
Historical quiz questions from an OCR page
Clearing was 1 When the first made at Wattsburg. 2 What state led the Union in population in 1620 8 What was Hoover's popular vote in the election of 1928 4 Who invented the phosphorus match 5 What is the population of Kane 1 Who wrote They say an old pman is by her child Turn to page 6
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Wattsburg
Hoover
Kane
Halt Sale of Securities by Penn Electric
The Federal Power Commission ordered Clarion River Power Co of Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania Electric Co to halt selling or issuing securities without commission approval. The action, taken with Pennsylvania officials, requires a full report within ten days on asset transfers, and aims to protect licensee stockholders and the value of outstanding preferred stock.
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Federal Power Commission
Clarion River Power
Pennsylvania Electric Companies
United Press
Washington
Feederal Power Commission
Clarion River Power Company of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Electric Company
The
Power Commission
River Company
Commission
Pennsylvania Electric
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Clarion River Company
Clarion Company
George Otis Smith
Clarion
Public Service Commission of
Pennsylvania
Harersburg
Three Are Out For Congress
Albany Aug 44 three Hepup fcun primary candidates for Representative in Congress in the 43rd District have filed petitions in the office of the Secretary of State. The candidates are Daniel A Reed of Dunkirk present Representative Samuel A Carlfox Mayor of Jamestown John Lew Sullivan of Dunkel attorney Senator Leigh G Kirkland of Randolph Republican fled as a candidate for renomination in the 1st District.
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Albany
Congress
Secretary of
Daniel A. Reed
Dunkirk
Samuel A. Carlfox
Jamestown
John Lew Sullivan
Dunkel
Leigh G. Kirkland
Randolph
Walking 21,000 Miles for Wager
A Milwaukee group once wagered 9000 dollars that a man would walk 21,000 miles to New York City. The traveler, Chapman Nie, claims 21,500 miles and promises to collect seals from large cities as proof. Rivals have dropped the journey, but he presses on toward New York with the payout awaiting him.
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New York City
Simey
Chapman
New York
Amy Johnson Plans Ocean Flight Ambition
Vague clipping reports Amy Johnson, England's famed aviatrix, intends to attempt a solo transatlantic flight from Vam ele England in August. She expresses desire to be the first woman to cross solo, saying her husband would oppose but she hopes to persevere and prove the feat.
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United Press
Vamele
England
Amy Johnson
James A. Mulelison
Identified Body Of Girl In Allegheny River Tragedy
Oarmont Pennsylvania August 4 identified the body of a girl Dorothy Soeder a Terre Haute bookkeeper drowned when a canoe capsized in the Allegheny River. The search for Walter Davidson 24 Pittsburgh patent attorney believed to have been drowned with Miss Soeder continued. The girl’s body was found shortly after the canoe capsized apparently after striking a river obstacle or a barge.
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Oarmont
Soetier
Terre Haute
Ind
Allegheny
Dorothy Soeder
Walter Davidson
Pittsburgh
Soeder
Road contracts awarded for Centre county Route 260 work
Harrisburg August awards by the state highway department cover Northampton Centre and Wyong counties. A contract for 3.06 miles of Route 260 from State College to Boalsburg in Centre county was won by W Gales of Tyrone for 107,819 dollars.
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Harrisburg
Northampton
Centre
Wyong
la State Highway Department
Centre County
Betwee State College
Roalsburg
Ty W
Gales
Tyrone
Judge Parker Flays Present Burden of Tax
Judge Aillina M. Parker speaks before about 1000 residents in Tay the Rich, criticizing gasoline taxes and the proposed payroll levy. She argues the tax shifts burden to average citizens, urges lawmakers to consider road improvements without harming taxpayers, and urges opposition to a general tax increase.
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Parker Flays
Tay
Supreme Court
Congress
Parker
USA
Heart's
Parkus Dedar
Former leading man for Fiske struck down
Ey unnes ress Woodmere Aug 24. Cray 61, veteran actor and charter member of the Players Club, a leading figure in shows. Born in Tennessee, he advised in several productions and acted as a mentor to Doug Lag Waivbanies in Hollywood.
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Ey Unnes
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 48Th St
Srrtbuns
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Earth
Prof. Piccard
NEW State Institution
Mae
Hees
Seattle
Aavanta
Dallas Milwaukefee
Hollywood Film Shop
Alanson Edwards
C. H. Andrews
Hollywood
Pythian Sisters
Lila Lee
Ter
Sherwood Simmons
Columbus
Mr. Carrier
Mrs. Simmons
Reynolds
Peerene
Personal Finance Co
State St
PENN
River Victin
Wattsburg Fair
Homestead Grays
Corry Merchants
Leon
Gordons
Fiske Stricken
Legion
North East
Ali
Nelly Don
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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