Hatered at the Port Office of Corry Pennsylvania
A damaged clipping notes postal charge details for a Corry Pennsylvania port office listing mail rates. It specifies By Mail: 9500 per year and By Currier: three cents per copy, with fragmented wording and unclear context.
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Hatered
Corry
Currier
Babson on Booze and Prohibition's Economic Reach
A fragmented excerpt discusses Prohibition boosting wages and worker productivity by redirecting alcohol spending into goods and credits. It cites labor, manufacturing, and prosperity claims, attributing a key role to prohibition in enabling credit systems and economic growth, amid unclear attributions and garbled text.
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Noreising
Tln
Tahxow
Canada’s early move toward autonomy in trade deals
The text outlines Canada moving to independent diplomacy by securing a commercial treaty with Grenho Slovakia, giving Canada the lowest possible trade duties on imports and exports. It also touches on the Geneva protocol debate over poison gas, noting U S positions and broader wartime ethics.
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Takig
Grenho-Slovakia
Canary
Republic
Wien
Sunatur Borah
Sena
Wadsworth
le Ford
Fragmented Phrase Reflects Nonsense OCR Snippet
A garbled OCR fragment references unrelated names and terms without coherent context. Readable portions offer no clear event, person, or organization to summarize into a factual news item.
Twenty Years Ago from the Journal Files
A quarterly reminiscence notes remodel plans for a Sprinks block, local notices on tenants, and a roundup of residents including Aaron and Rowe and Miss Susie Ragon hosting twenty guests. Also reported are the Corry hospital death of the Birkesses, PR R conductor James Fahey visiting, Perry Waters and family visiting, and string of injuries from the Grandin hotel fire with carpenter Wy Taylor hospitalized and improving.
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Wy Taylor
Chaptauqua
Grandin Hotel
Self-Government for Philippines Autonomy Proposal
Col. Carini A. Thompson argues for greater autonomy for the Philippines with expanded civilian control under a reformed executive and legislative balance. He warns the current system sows rebellion and likens independence to Canada’s dominion status, urging a gradual approach.
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Philippines
Carini A. Thompson
Allan
Canada
Three killed in bomb blast at Korean bank
Three persons died and five injured when a bomb exploded at the Oriental Development Company in Seoul. A second bomb failed to explode. the bomber escaped. Authorities believe Korean radical group members were involved.
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United Frost
Kurait
Oriental Development Company
Nivanere Ootonieing
AbokUsar Bane
T Koran Radical Society
Do It Now The Call To Action
A terse motivational lyric urges men to cease delay and start tasks immediately. It emphasizes urgency, resolve, and personal duty, urging action in the moment to curb worry and hasten progress.
Washington Musings on Politics and Press Photo Faces
In Washington on December 20 Senator J Boomboom SicWharterr was seen posing by a chandelier among photographers. Ex-Governor Peter Patterson Potts is a presidential hopeful courting farmer and aerobaric vote amid a wave of political chatter and party moves.
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Washington
J. Boomboom SicWharterr
Ergo
J. Boomboom McWharter
Peter Patterson Potts
Cattle Losses From Lightning Described in Field Note
A report notes most cattle killed by lightning result from cattle striking fences during storms and being struck near the herd. It explains the force can propel entrails toward the animals, causing fatalities, while direct tree strikes are rare.
Jamestown Bootlegger Case Highlights 1945–46
U S Day agents around Jamestown report activity over the past year with 179 federal search warrants issued and 57 arrests for liquor possession. The docket shows nineteen men arrested on a single charge of selling or possessing intoxicants, and twelve charged with possession and sale under a Volstead era statute.
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Jamestown
Der
United States
Edward T. Rootey
Darken Hair with Sage and Sulphur Compound Advised
An old time remedy updated with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound promises to conceal gray hair. Apply with a sponge or brush, strand by strand, for darker, glossy, softer hair after one or two more uses. Cited as a ready made drug store product at 75 cents.
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Wyeth
Senate Draws Lines Over Shipstead and Party Loyalty
Washington dispatch reports Senate balance could hinge on Henrie Shipstead, former Minnesota dentist now Palmer Labor party member, who refuses commitment to a caucus. Republicans seek his vote on organization. Democrats and press await his decision for the next Senate.
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Washington
Henrie Shipstead
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Skipstead
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Welllresser
Palmer Labor Party
Senate
Sme
Mer Labor Piri
Stipssiul
Minnesot
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