Corry Evening Journal Publisher and Pricing Notice
Corry Pennsylvania evening newspaper details the daily publication schedule excluding Sundays. Mentions West South Street address, D Colegrove as publisher, post office entry as second class mail matter, and mailing rates of 500 dollars yearly or 15 cents per week by carrier with three cents per copy. Advertising rates available on request.
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West South Street
Corry
D. Colegrove
Corry Pa
Arthur Colegrova
Why Murder Flourishes and Crime Plethora in Time of Violence
An analysis argues that rising crime in the United States prompts public awareness and support for a National Crime Commission. It asserts that murderers evade punishment, condemns lenient practices, and claims Britain detains and punishes criminals more reliably. Reform is urged to deter crime and lower murder rates.
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United States
National Crime Commission
Amelia
New York
Chicago
London
American Bar Association
Durin
America
Great Britain
Fie
Twenty Years Ago in Sarcee Edition News
A retrospective tale recalls Perry’s Magnificent New $20,000 Fair Gibunds and a pending completion of buildings within a week except for Anisling Wauches Tiere. A new industry venture is hinted. The Elgiquir Factory plans a local kickoff and Labor Day ball game features Stanford Hose and Hoe West End. Local trainer Worley has a horse in training for a trip to Ohio. Harry Stone becomes a high school teacher in Cambridge Springs next week. Harry Sperry heads to Verona for a new post. Moe WA and Lurtisville residents cited. Dr. Alice Barlow Brown from Chicago visits Findley Lake relatives.
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Vouly
N Perry
Excellent Advice in a 19th Century Tone
A compact historical note recounts a terse exchange where advice is given with resolve. Edward is referenced along with a charged, early modern diction. The snippet hints at a confrontation or decision imbuing action and caution amid personal names.
Newborn boy, Donnie Rose, recovers from severe burns
Philadelphia Aug 26 A year after a child named Donald Rose five was brought to St Agnes hospital severely burned from matches in Kane Pennsylvania, he has undergone plastic surgery restoring much of his appearance and function. Donnie, beloved by hospital staff and many children, now smiles through the ward.
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Philadelphia
Donald Rose
St. Agnes’ Hospital
Donnie
Kane
Helpful Hair Hints Parisian Sage Endorsed by Stylist
A leading hair dresser extols Parisian Sage as unmatched for wavy soft lus trous growth and beauty of hair. The ad claims guaranteed results and notes N. F Ames & Co. and drug and toilet counters sell it.
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N. F Ames & Co
Ancient ring linked to royal marriage in early Rome era
Fragmentary note describes a wedding ring described as 1k prop term encircling the finger of a wife linked to an early pharaoh figure. It mentions the ring’s use around Rome in the Christian era’s early period.
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Rome
Bexi
Two badly cut in auto crash near Tamestown
Gust Brandt twenty two and Edna Freay eighteen were badly cut and bruised when a light truck crashed with a trolley car two miles south of Hemus Point. Freay is sister of Evelyn Freay who was seriously injured in a prior 1923 accident.
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Tamestown
Gust Brandt
Prescout Striet
J. A. Jacobson News
Teftlex
Edna Preay
Westfield & Northwestern Rail
Shore Acres
Hemus Point
Freay
Charles Freay
Kennedy
Evelyn Freay
Lewis
Ty Bargar
Mary Alice Bargar
Waterhors
Erie Railroad
Tragic Accidental Death As Boy Crushed Under Truck
Three year old Thomas Patton of 186 Water Street was killed when a Williamsport Coal Truck owned by Tugun & Co of Fredonia ran over his head as it backed near the Patton residence. Frank Roth, driver, moved the truck for unloading and was not aware the child was in the yard. Coroner George E Bool led the inquiry. Roth gave a statement and was not held.
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Predonia
Thomas Patton
Frank Patton
Water Street
Tinsday
Reir
P HW Tugun Company
Wredonia
Franke Roth
Roth
Patton
George E Bool
Ruth
Gtr Lives
Lewis Hart
Prices for Wild Animal Pelts in 1875 Featured by Winnipesree Press
The Plashhunters market list shows 1875 pelt prices for wild animals. Black jean five to ten dollars, badger five rents, qible one fifty to two fifty, martens two to five, alter five to eight, humtite robes eight to ten, pem mican scarce seventeen cents, jounil moose leather five to one, sirens ten cents.
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Winnipesree Press
Former Corry Officer May Be Unable to Go
Warren Times reports that Piiard A Miller of Youngsville may not be able to shoot in the state team at Camp Pett Ohio for the championship next week. His father is very ill, and doctors believe Miller must go if possible. a decision expected by Friday.
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Warren Times
Piiard
Miller
Youngs
Ville
Camp Petty
Ohio
Priday
Dubois Woman Gravely Injured in Auto Crash
Mrs James Lord of Dubois Avenue sustained grave injuries when a Penfield car driven by her son Myde Lord slid down a Penfield hill lost control and rolled over, trapping all occupants. Mr and Mrs Lord remained at the scene as rescuers attended.
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Dubois
Gear Penfield
James Lord
DuBuie Avenue
Lond
hinwetOy
Penfield
Youth Dies In Crash On Pennsy Railroad Tracks
A ten year old boy named Michael Romanich died when the auto crashed and went over an embankment near Here Joba Jatis on a Pennsylvania railroad right of way. The driver reportedly lost control of the car after a fire? interrupted companions and the vehicle struck the tracks.
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Lee Hel
Michael Romanich
Faithie
Pennsylvania
Here
Joba Jatis
Tost
Devine Low Bidder on Union City Road Project
Tivine company of Athieee Hie Inn Pidder posts the lowest bid for building a road from the Crayford County line to the McKinney highway near Union City borough. The bid average per mile is lower than nearby roads, and officials expect the contract to be awarded without delay.
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Tivine Company
Athieee Hie
Atreten
Union City
Crayford County
Wah
McKinney
Union Aerotidae
Harrisburge
Grawford County
Titusville
Trevine Company
Jo Well -Wuvippell
Willle
Earlien
Corry
Ville
Etlcmites
Pitiahnreh
Geta Méilogic Beauty Cream Promises Youthful Skin
An advertisement from Ames & Ca promotes Geta Méilogic Beauty Cream claiming to renew youth, soften lines, and purify the skin. The copy markets a "wonderful warming" effect and overnight care, urging readers to buy for a fresher look.
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Ames & Ca
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Lurtisville, Pa
Alice Barlow Brown
Barlow Brothers
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George Harlaw
Findley Lake
Edward
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Corry Journal
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