Corry Evening Journal local item and service info
Publication data and postal details for Corry Pennsylvania. Mention of Arthur Colegrove as associated person and Fred Ping as national ad rep. Includes pricing for mail subscription and carrier rates, with address and publishing office locations.
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Daity
Corey
D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representative
Fred Ping
Tribune Tower Chamber
Com
Pittaburga
Poat
Gorry
Faces and Names on Memory in Dining Service
The New Haven Railroad dining steward memorizes patrons by linking faces to names. He recalls a person years later and calls him by name, claiming faces bear the owner's name in a mental flash. Napoleon used a similar technique, pronouncing a name then tying it to a cue to boost recall.
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New Haven
Napoleon
Hoover Sees Era of Global Commercial Expansion
In a San Francisco speech, Herbert Hoover forecasts the greatest era of commercial expansion. Production and consumption rise worldwide as nations become bigger business rivals yet stronger customers. Hoover highlights the Pacific Coast’s key role and notes trade flows westward from there toward Asia. He warns of Chinese U.S. policy shaping future relations and predicts broader, profitable ties with Asia. Southward travel increases as steamship lines carry more Americans to Central and South America, with new ships meeting rising demand in tropical voyages.
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Herbert Hoover
San Prancisco
Hoover
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Ching
United States
Asi
Central
America
Ft Sia
Ita
Look and Learn 1 Answers and names from 1819
This item lists answers to Saturday's questions from 1819 including who spoke Give my Sberry or give me death and notes on bloomers name origins Latin quarters of New York City and middle name of Gov Alfred B Smith. It also references Batum and a criminal lawyer and an Auntelo Moea fragment.
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Gov
Alfred B, Smith
New York City
Twenty Years Ago Retrieved From Journal Flien
A 1908 item recalls a pickpocket who netted 47 dollars from a well known horseman near a trolley car. Mrs. Ed Allen of Warren visits her parents in Columbus. Poultry thieves in the city sold and dressed game on premises. Madam Norjaac the opera singer may visit town in October. Jackson Koehler Bottling Works to receive repairs. The Journal calls for street improvement. Erie conductor Henry Jochum injured by falling iron at Concord. Deeds recording in Mine and Crawford counties cover Union City and Titusville route. Dr. Alice Barlow Brown of Chicago, visiting, is a guest. Dr. C T Waggoner moves to West Pleasant. H Geiger buys the ice cream factory. Mrs. M T Philbety showers in Butter, formerly Miss Zoe William. Union City warriers to play Corry Jetter warriers on Labor Day.
Dies at age of 102 in Cumbria County
Mary Tonovan aged 102, the oldest known resident of Cumbria County, died here after a long illness. Born in Ireland, she lived in Johnstown for many years and was remembered for her daily routines and community involvement. Her passing is noted as a significant local loss.
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Johnstown
Mary TonoVan
Cumbria County
Hone
Farms in County Show Broad Agricultural Data
The second teennial farm census in Evie County reports 4674 farms operated by owners, with 489 by tenants and and the total farm population 19 097. It lists crops including corn, wheat, oats, potatoes, alfalfa hay and fruit trees plus 9304 horses and other livestock, 256 880 hens, 106 169 chickens and 247 d hives. Modern equipment includes 784 farm homes with running water and 930 with furnace heat, 8716 automobiles, 1221 trucks, 917 tractors, 1664 gas engines, 2130 telephones and 936 radios.
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Evie
Mangzins
Wible
Bureau of Statistics
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Ani
Inlara
Ing
Laying Ag
RUM RUNNERS MISSING AFTER COAST GUARD CAPTURE
Four men from a rum running crew were believed drowned after leaping overboard from a gunner cutter during a transport to port. No trace of the men has been found. The incident occurred near the harbor with Coast Guard cutter 225 involved in the tow.
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Kay
Aorum Munner
Mear
Nn Coast Guard
Game of Correct English by W L Gordon
A compact reader style item listing questions on English usage. Includes queries on subject verb agreement neither Smith nor Brown Were there and pronunciation of diffuse and several spelling and word choice items with examples. It presents five numbered prompts for readers to consider and correct.
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W. L. Gordon
Smith
Brown
Mississippi
A Problem a Day Solved on Saturday's Time Puzzle
A scribbled puzzle asks how long at 35 miles an hour to cover 3 miles. The answer given is 16 minutes with a convoluted explanation involving arithmetic steps and unit conversions.
Schools Open As City Prepares For 1928 29
As the 1928 29 school year nears, officials weigh the value of broader schooling and the mindset of returning students. Education is seen as insurance against failure, building resourcefulness, moral strength, and better citizenship, with doors wide for those privileged to enter. The Church of Christ in Titusville will survey local church attendance.
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Fhores
The
Church of Christ
Titusville
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Corry Evening Journal
Panama
Sam
Batum
Auntelo
Mowea
Journal
Filen
Ed Allen
Warren
H.S. Ayer
Columbus
Frazier
Jackson Koehler Bottling Works
Pennsylvania Avenue
Henry Jochum
Erie Railroad
Concord
Som & Door J
Mine
Crawford Counties
Union City
Titusville Tratley van
Alice Barlow Brown
Chicae! 80
Nova Scotia
C.T. Waggoner Tias
Rees Hhuse
West Pleasant
H. Geiger Tias
H. A! Frank
M.T. Plahertys
Zoe William
Herbert Bracken
Fourth Avenue
Corry Jetter Warriers
Union City Warriers
Labor Day
ROSE
Blue
Frank C. Cuapin
North Center Street
Ubi Corporation
Newhouse Company
Oxfords
Newhouse
N. Center St
West
Corry, Pa
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