Corry Evening Journal Ad Notice and Child Labor Editorial
Corry Pa. publisher details and advertising rates listed. Editorial condemns weak child labor protection, notes defeat of the Child Labor Amendment, urges state action and public support to advance protections and social progress.
Rockefeller Jr Stories On Travel And Work For Teens
John D. Rockefeller Jr recounts a family trip to Europe in which his three teenage sons each earned their passage by handling a task. One managed luggage, another handled meals and bills, and a third ran errands. He argues such hands on experience builds capable young adults, noting they traveled steerage and paid their own way, contrasting with modern excess.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Europe
Rockefeller
Problem from Prim One Day Lesson
The text presents a arithmetic puzzle from a magazine page. It asks to multiply 112 by 100, then by 10175, then by 4 and to write the answer in words. The excerpt combines broken phrases about remainder and division and references yesterday’s problem.
World record for a trip around the world
Answers to yesterday's questions reveal Wil I Hayes and Le Mary's River. The Louvre in Paris is noted among places, while a dag's visit in Erie is mentioned with Mrs Vi L Kovalile and Ellen traveling with friends for a morning trip.
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Hayes
le Mary’s
The
Louvre
Paris
Mrs. Vi
L. Kovalile
Ellen
Erie
Bequest to Tem Zem Temple Hospital Destined for Two Masonic Institutions
Fragmented OCR describes a will leaving about 312,000 to North East Man and two Masonic bodies. It mentions Pension Mary Olivers life interest, a fund to hospital, and the Zion Zem Hospital home for aid. The exact names and allocations are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a large charitable bequest benefiting Tem Zem Temple Hospital and related Masonic institutions.
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North East Man
Blixabth
Paul
Juyy Spufford
Joseph Spouner
Useontars
Juke Clark
Cabot
Mary Olivers
Oliver
Drunken Driving Case Heard in City Police Court
At a city police court hearing before Mayor G. Shatter Rudolph Czurczak of 805 Cooper Avenue was convicted of drunkenness and fined $10. A $50 bail was furnished by a friend to pursue a five day appeal. The case stemmed from a disturbance on North End State Street bridge involving a Ford car and a street car and a State Highway motorcycle, as Patrolman Theodore Patchen reported.
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Wee
G. © Shatter
Rudolph Czurczak
Cooper Avenue
Crurcath
State Street
Theodore Patchen
Warren plants in big deal with two firms in memory
Warren and ex executives debated a major change involving Warren plants and manufacturing groups. Details mention Adigiil Carlin and Ceisseur Furituite in relation to native Marke, with references to resignations and retirements affecting Par mmauiit vuripiitiuts and Nelhgi.
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Warren
Carlin
Panidunt
Threscent
Faramomit
Nay
Bay
Mopre banneeUoris
Pindestine
Nelhgi
Compu Me Escent
Levine Aspottune
Foreign Legionnaire Doty Back in Paris War Notes
Perelyn Legionnaire Doty of Marseilles reflects on his confinement and release in Paris after a short prison term. He discusses reintegration into civilian life, his wartime service, and his view of the Legion of the Damned. He is currently employed at Warren’s furniture department, regarded as an expert in the trade.
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Foreign Legionnaire
Paris
H. J. Loptus-Price
United Press
Perelyn Legionnaire
Hennett
Marseilles
Warren
Wits
Ani
Tewa
Meeting Pleasing Event and Hunter's Death in Mountain Incident
The December meeting of the Hruken atti Whiley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution concluded with a social gathering at Mr and Mrs Hen Stare's home. Members shared refreshments as plans for January were set, while news of a hunter's body found atop a High Mountain near Sunthpors dominated the day. Investigations identified Melvin 19: rab, 19, of Ris Tori as the fallen hunter, with details of the incident and funeral arrangements to follow.
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Hrukenatti Whiley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Howard
Guy Abs Ley
Tuller
Sikin
Cotter
Mier
Mele
Morrell
Gertrude Elvin Gill Barnes
Mlarener
Ponditte
Whattoy
Oiguintatie
Sunthpors
Melvin
van Tou
Wernaslay
Albert Curie
Lapeer
Ies
Nity House
Covner Hefner
Tradlard
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