Stock Chaos and the Market View from Corry Pa
The item argues stock values are mostly paper and not tied to real production, citing a National City Bank bulletin. It notes losses affect individuals, not national wealth, and that farms mines and factories remain intact. It claims industry remains healthy while the stock market shows chaotic conditions nationwide.
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Uletin
National City Bank of New York
Uhe Fundamennis
Stock Exchange
Unwanted Mail Tricks and a Drifting Debt
A doctor complains of unasked mail including a box of Christmas cards and a demand for payment. He recalls a shipper sending pills valued at two dollars with a one dollar claim, then others pressing for one more dollar. After multiple letters, the company says the doctor’s name was removed from the mailing list.
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Doetop
Tim
Sumus
Death of Hon Manley Crosby Shocks City
Twenty years ago notes recall Hon Manley Crosby’s death at his Park Place home Friday night. He served as mayor for two terms in 1870 and 1871. Other items mention residents moving to Maple avenue, Mrs Adams hosting a 500 card party, DeRosny of Corry Brick and Tile securing Baltimore orders, and a basketball game between Highchun and Allorry teams slated for Tuesday.
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Manley Crosby
Park Place
Game of Correct English by W L Gordon
Exercises and answers from a vintage language column by W L Gordon. Includes questions on grammar spelling pronunciation and vocabulary with yesterday's solutions listed. Entries note misprints and provide concise fixes and examples.
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W. L.gordon
A problem a day on dam force and percent work
A daily problem treatment asks force of water against a dam 400 feet long and 30 feet high when filled to the top. It includes an answer and an explanation using percent calculations, subtracting 25 percent, dividing 28 percent by 75, and multiplying by 100 percent for the final result.
Quiz Qs From Yesterday And Today
Answers to yesterday's questions touch on topics from world geography to chemistry and governance. The fragment mentions Pheadoe Roosevelt's tomb location, guerrilla warfare, an opera, British Parliament branches, Dutch name origin, and various historical clues including Aqua regia and a North Pole discovery.
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Pheadoe Roosevelt
Cahamp
Netherlands
North Pile
Egypt
General Joure
Deluged readers reflect on unwanted items and selling burdens
A fragment notes how people flooded with unwanted possessions resent the tedious task of returning or selling them. It hints at politeness and the awkward burden of managing clutter and collection requests. The tone critiques the poor way items are dealt with in commerce and remailing.
Salty sentence in Warren County court outshines recent rulings
In Warren County, Judge D A Arird sentenced 25 year old Gordon Strand after he pleaded guilty to resisting arrest with two older men and three girls ages 10, 17 and 14 on the November 26 incident on the Warren pidigue road. Strand drew four to eight years in the Western penitentiary. 17 year old Warren Lindell was sent to the Pennsylvania industrial school pending release, while Frank Lindell, aged 18, received a suspended sentence.
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Warren
Warren County
D. A. Arird
Warren-‘Pidigue Road
Gordon Strand
Western
Warren Lindell
Pennysylvania
Frank Lindell
the Universe
Mit
Arid
Auto crash damage suit seeks 25000 at Erie foot of Oak Hill
A damage suit for 525,000 was filed in Erie County Court by attorney Francis McClintock for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Merle of Cleveland against Mr. and Mrs. Harold Polk of Erie. The claim alleges Polk turned into the road at the foot of Oak Hill without warning, causing an auto crash on the Union City Erie highway last March. The plaintiffs say a son was injured for life and Mrs. Merle suffered injuries leaving a permanent scar.
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Oak Hill
Union City
Francis McClintock
County Court
Eris
Henry Merle
Cleveland
Harold Polk
Erie
Union City-Erie
J Oak Hill
Polk
Merle
Arrested Policeman Faces Deer Game Violations in Franklin County
Farrell police officer Howard Carr and J B Staunceh were jailed in Clarion county after pleading guilty to violating deer game laws. The men admitted using a car to transport a doe and part of another, with one half found at a Newmansville home. They were fined 200 and 15 dollars in costs.
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Iuitrhy
Wardona
Dows
Howard &. Carr
Farrell
J. B. Stauneh
Clarion
Newmansville
Clarion County
W. F. Clarke
Franklin
Carr
Staunch
Lickingville
Action Filed For Five Thousand Dollar Damages
Erib testimony began Tuesday in Decator court of common pleas before Judge A P Rossiter to determine a claim by Jol ia Kiuszewski and Magdalena Sf leszewski that Harry Johnson caused by driving carelessly an automobile into a team of horses and a wagon injuring Mrs Kloszewski permanently, seeking five thousand dollars in damages.
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ERIB
Decator Court of Common Pleas
A.P Rossiter
Jolia Kiuszewski
Magdalena Sfleszewski
Harry Johnson
Johnson
Hse
Timber for Ball Bats Collides With Timber Shortage
Union City reports a local bat factory has contracted the Kent Brothers of Wattsburg for 150000 feet of logs to be delivered to the railroad freight station in Gorty for shipment here. Cutting has begun and the logs are sourced near Clymer, N Y. F S Austin arrived from Bradford on a business trip last night.
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Union City
B. Lyons
Unionity
Kent Brothers
Wattsburg
Gorty
Clymer
N.Y
New Officers Elected At Branch Meeting
A religious group notes the election of officers for the coming year at Branch No. 1. President Mrs Mary Patterson vice president Mrs Sabin Marks secretary Mary Malonty and other posts filled. A card party was planned for Tuesday with details to follow. Milk price cut announced by local distributors, two cents per quart reduction.
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Vleston
Mary Patterson
Sabin’ Marks
Mary Malonty
Pinrenne Lypth
Margaret Hund
Nellie Blac
Mary Murray
Maysii
Mes
Agnes Dempsey
Kathering
Tithsville
Mile Rave
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Arthur Colegrove
Freud Kimball
ING
W. 48Th St
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Santa
Mrs. Brethertoy
Welghy Street
Maple Agimue
Case Gilson
George Adams
DeRosny
Corry Brick and Tite Company
Baltimore
Highchun
Allorry
Bendex
E.E. Guignon
Austin
Hogie
Bradford
Jjeweler
Inopuer
Plymouth
America
John. Wiggers Corry, Pa
Chapin's
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
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