Twenty Years Ago Drug Crisis and Rehabilition Efforts
A 19th century-style report recounts drug addiction issues and proposed rehabilitation, noting the Porter bill for two rehabilitation farms and the need for federal funding. It also mentions the era’s harsh enforcement and calls for education, plus a weather-related note on storms and local travel to New York.
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Corry
Federal
Pritoun
Hexun
Hiv
Paul
Congress
House
Senate
Jamestown Plant Blaze Causes Heavy Loss and One Man Overcome
A factory fire at Plant No. 2 in Jamestown caused heavy losses estimated up to $80,000, with fires destroying the stockroom and office. Oscar Swanson, about 40, was overcome by smoke while trying to close a safe and was hospitalized in serious condition. Doctor Harold Blaisdell feared pneumonia complications as Swanson’s lungs were irritated by the smoke. Superintendent Neil A. Kennedy said the loss could exceed $10,000 and that total damages might reach $80,000.
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Jamestown
Hugh
Hhofdook
Fin Rapitarage Company
Washington
Oscar Swanson
Marland Avenue
Chement Park
Harold Blaisdell
Hlm
Swaine
Byen Bie
Dk Blaisdell
Galena Oil Co Fights Move Over Property Deal
Galena Oil Co contends against a court move in Venango County involving Sidney Long and Newarity N. 1 as the suit seeks to block a sale or transfer of oil property to Texas Corpora tion. The matter centers on shares and control of the oil stake in a contested arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Tussi Corporation
Corry Briefs Report Budget Talk and Hunting Debate
A Corry meeting discussed a revised mill and incidental fund figures amid budget concerns. Vocational education costs drawn under state and federal aid were examined, plus debate over deer hunting policy and a deer season in several counties. Mrs. George Weber visited Union City for a day with friends.
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George Weber
Union City
Scientist to Speak in City on Thursday
Prof. B. R. Baungart famed scientist and world traveler will speak Thursday evening at Senior High School and Starlim. The event, titled An Tivenine with the Story, is hosted by Carry Woman's Chin Mueh interest centers with a capacity crowd expected. Woman's Club members admitted by membership. non members pay fifty cents. Public invited to attend at 7:30.
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B. R. Baungart
Bernpart
Mir Baumpart
Game of Correct English by W L Gordon
Answers to yesterday s exercises include tips on pronunciation grammar and usage. Quoted items mention correct forms for phrases such as I admit and accent rules for accenting certain words.
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W. L. Gordon
Foyle
Army Whawell Ora
All American waterway plan seen as benign cooperation
The Standard of St Catharines argues the Great Lakes St Lawrence route already allows cross border access. American and Canadian ports have long been open to each other, and the proposed waterway expansion would merely deepen friendly cooperation in a profitable venture.
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Great Lakes
Wea Y
St. Lawrence
St. Catherines
Ont
Cumadlan
Great Lakes St Lawrence
Life In Easy Tite and the Source of Strength
A brief piece reflects on finding strength in love and happiness, suggesting life becomes nearly automatic when tapped into a steady source of support. It emphasizes inner resilience sparked by trusted relationships and hopeful outlooks.
Fragmentary Trivia From Obscure Clippings
The readable lines present garbled questions about maritime history and high court justices, with stray references to Santa Claus and a fifteenth anniversary. The text appears as a noisy OCR fragment lacking coherent context or complete facts.
Radio Religion Views On Religion's Reach On Air
Dr S Parkes Cadman of Brooklyn argues radio can spread religion widely. He says shouting sermons on air assumes dispersed listeners are ready to hear. He notes increasing space in newspapers for religious pieces and says many radio questions concern eternal life. He predicts a possible religious revival soon.
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S. Parkes Cadman
Brooklyn
N.Y
A Problem a Day Listed in Classified Ads
A garbled OCR item shows a math puzzle about percentages of women and men among a group of people and asks how many children are present. It references yesterday's answer 80 and mentions explanations of multiplication and division, plus a stray note about classified ads.
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Jae
Readers Club Meeting Recapped With Current Events
Members of the Readers Club met Monday afternoon with Mrs O J Robbing presiding and Mr Gliva and Miss Cooke contributing. The group discussed Central American excavations and other topics, enjoying an article read by Miss Cooke. The next meeting will be a Christmas party at Mrs Mary V Phelps home, with activities resuming January 7 after the holiday break.
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J. Robbing
Gliva Msborne
Wright Ahreel
Kime Cooke
Christhuis
Mary V. Phelps
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Graker
Hine
Bell
Phelps
Bracken
Hill
Grint
Longe
Kenta
Ploondilly
Hui Lins
Gumber Om
Jenyes
McHan
Eugené Heatly
Mark Blatchtey
New York
Buffalo
Jvs
BB. Walle
Waterford
Galena Oil.co
Wurrentomment
Guy GoGnell
Lyin ‘Ohlo
Hmn
Phissen
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Prof. Baumgart
Woman's Club
Santa Claus
Supreme Court of the US
United States
Marshall
Louisiana
Equitable Life of
Tuva
Bourm Life
Sesomance Comcast
OWA
Des Moines
John W. Lambing
Wo Park
MR. O’connor
Pennsylvania Gas CO
Corry, PA
Primrose House
Rodletory
V. E. Phillips
Sharp
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
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