State department blunders strain Sino Japanese talks
The article denounces Secretary Stimson for a hasty press outburst over Japanese troop moves toward Chin Chow and accuses the State Department of poor judgment. It argues quiet diplomacy, controlled quotes, and restraint would have shielded the United States from hardening Japanese public opinion and undermining negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stimson
Chin Chow
Tokio
Washington
Hen
State Department
Japan
United States
Manchuria
Ohio
China
Chin-Chow
Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On
Persistent coughs and colds lead to serious trouble. Creamulaion a emulsified creosote claims two fold action heal inflamed membranes and inhibit germ growth. The ad touts Creomulsion as a medical discovery with healing elements soothing irritation and stopping inflammation while the creosote acts in the stomach and blood. It markets the product as a remedy for persistent coughs colds bronchitis asthma and related respiratory diseases with a money back guarantee if not effective.
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Firea News Item
A 1914 item notes Milan Waller securing an orchestra and vested choir for Emmanuel Church services. K M Leiplein buys the Thurston Confectionery store corner Main and Center. Judson Blakeley hosts wedding anniversary at North Center. A motorist escapes a near-miss with a Pennsylvania freight on Main Street. The new city directory is delivered. Memorial services at Corry High School planned. Clyde Bloss injures right hand at Wacladle plant needing five stitches. Walter Greteler heads to Los Angeles to work with a cable company. George Hammers and James Fahey of Buffalo visit briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Bloss
Wacladle Company
Young Bloss
Venango County Commissioner Contest Overshadowed By Vote Totals
Rumors of a contest over the Venango County commissioner race circulated as officials certified the count. If Frank Horner’s votes on both the Prohibition and Peoples Economy tickets are combined, he would edge out Ritchey, altering the board. Other winners were John Mark and Joseph McElhaney, with Ritchey and Horner defeated in the Republican primary. Dr. Arthur W. Evans delivered “What America Means to Me,” urging international understanding and peace, at the Corry Teachers Institute event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Horner
Arthur W. Evans
John Ketchey
Tench
Woman's
Lloyd George
F. Frank Horner
Cranberry
Peoples' Economy
Prohibition
Horner
John N. Mark
Joseph A. McElhaney
Frank
John FP
Ritchie
Peoples
Joseph McElhaney
Republican
John Ritchey
People's Economy
No Party
Franke Horner
Peoples’ Economy
Ritchey
Mark and
Melithaney
America
Corty ‘Teachers’ Institute
Woman's Club
Olr
Mott Street
Evins
Rosary Club
Carry
Evans
Ryans
David Lloyd George
Apesker
Pleads Guilty To Shooting In County Court
Mayville dispatch reports two criminal cases closed by guilty pleas in County Court Judge Lee L. Ottaway set a civil calendar for Wednesday. Clifford Smith Jamestown pleaded guilty to first degree assault after firing shots at wife and relatives during graveyard graveside decorating at Lakeview Cemetery. Sentencing was suspended while a committee for Smith’s care is named. Smith claimed mental unfitness amid 27 years of marriage woes and parents restricting his wife from living with him.
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Mayville
Lee L. Ottaway
Clifford Smith
Jamestown
Lakeview Cemetery
Smith
Michiel 'D. ‘Lombardo
Jook
Nast Big Pre Holiday Sale Announced In Corry
The Nast Company opens a large pre holiday clearance sale across men’s, children’s and ladies’ departments at both Corry stores. Two page broadcast ads on pages four and five preview deep reductions, a longstanding event popular with patrons citywide before Christmas. Also, Victory Ladies host a Friday luncheon at 1 PM at Mrs. H. B. Wood’s home, 540 East South Street.
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Nast Company
Corry and
Bhoth
Victory
H. B. Wood
East South Street
Agricultural extension meeting set for Erie December 17
The Agricultural Extension Association will hold its annual meeting at the Unitarian Church in Erie at 10 a.m. and 1 30 p.m. on Thursday December 17 with Miles Horst of the Pennsylvania Farmer as afternoon speaker. J R Ziesenheim of North Girard will discuss agricultural legislation and taxation. A dinner at 12 30 will cost sixty cents and reservations are due by December 15. Tickets available throughout Erie County and at the Agricultural Extension Office in the Court House. Publicizing urged to maximize attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Xtension Association
Unitarian Church
8Th and
Sassafras Streets
Wiie
Miles Horst
Pennsylvania Farmer
J. BR. Ziesenheim
North Girard
Extension Association Board
Erie County
Court House
Erie
Thoxine Promises Fast Relief for Sore Throat
An ad touts Thoxine as a fast relief for sore throat and coughs. It claims internal action stops throat irritation and night coughs, with relief within 15 minutes and a money back guarantee. Available in 85¢, 60¢, and $1.00 bottles at Keister's Drug Store and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keister's
Plans for Erie county one act play tournament
Preparatory to a Crawford county meeting rural groups plan an Erie county one act play tournament to determine the county representative for Harrisburg. The Erie county contest will be at Main City in the new Grange hall before December 16. Three communities Wear Greene Cort and Wattsburg will be represented, with their local granges sponsoring the play. Readers should watch the newspapers for updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford County
Harrisburg
Erie County
Main City
New Grange
Erie
Lillian Guild Benefits Bridge Party At Emmanuel Episcopal
Mrs. C L Alexander and Mrs. Harry Alexander hosted a benefit bridge night for Emmanuel Episcopal church at North Center street. Twelve tables played bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs W A Steen and Mrs Horton J Davis. A lunch of salad hot rolls and coffee was served.
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C. L. Alexander
Alt
North Center Street
Te Lilian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
County commission tone promises economy, Bogun says
Joseph F. Bogun, county commissioner, urged a tone of reform for the next board, predicting annual savings of thousands as past four years showed little economy. He warned that past frictions among commissioners would fade after year end, with economy likely to become apparent.
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Ari
Joseph F. Bogun
Conte Missioner
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball
ING
OTW
40Th St
New Yorke
Tribune
Chicago
Journal Firea
Milan Waller
Emmanuel Ohyrch
Main
Center Streets
Thurston Consectionery
K. M. Leiplein
Mrs
Judson Blakeley
North Center
Rest
East Main Street
Thin City
Main Street
Corry Elis
Walter Greteler
Los Angeles
Cal
George Hammers
James Fahey
Buffalo
Canle Uard
Life Insurance
Theo P. Williams
Barlow
ITED
Venango
Newhouse “Shoehouse
N. Center St
Corry, Fa
Agricultural Extension Association
Penna Farmers
Pittsburgh
Ly. Corry
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Lillian Guild
More Harmony ON CO. Board
Powell Motor Co
Federal Feserve Bank
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