Fire-Police to be Commissioned Friday in Corry
New fire police corps sworn in by Mayor Miller will patrol local fires. Officers to be elected within days as residents gather at Municipal Building for noon ceremony. Members listed include Weaver, Novila, Colby, Banks, Love, Love, Craker, Nichols, Welden, Zakmeok, Kinley, Banks, Brigge, Ware, Brown, Keefer and Tape rsbunge.
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Asume
Stanford Hase Company
Miller
Menide First
F. Z. Weaver
James Novila
William Colby
John Banks
Her Toy Banks
John B. Love
Walter Craker
Staley Nichols
Bert Welden
Phil Zakmeok
Phil Zakmeok. ‘Phir Ward—Charles Kinley
Ftngiend
Russell Brigge
James Ware
Mouth
Jean Brown
7Th
Bevier
Charles Keefer
Loyd Tapepersbunge
George Roe
Thema
Greet
Cylmer man badly burned in gasoline garage accident
The Clymer man, father of four, was severely burned while cleaning engine parts with gasoline. He collapsed after fumes and flames engulfed him. co workers pulled him from the fire and he was rushed to Corry Hospital for treatment. Doctors say he faces serious injuries but recovery is possible if fumes inhalation is not excessive.
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Bengink
Coriy
Clymer
Phidren
Bonsiek
Beards Tax Under Peter the Great Sparks Facial Reform
Russians under Peter the Great faced a heavy tax to wear beards, forcing a move toward European style. The regulation aimed to standardize appearances and promote modernization across the empire.
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Peter the Great
Getting Out of Difficulties Through Clear Reasoning
The excerpt argues that when people in trouble recognize a clear reasonable path, they will more easily act to improve their situation. It emphasizes logical thinking as a practical tool to overcome challenges and reduce hesitation.
Radio Question Box Advice From FRANCIS McCRAY
Radio Question Box offers remedies for faulty tubes and weak reception. It cites open primary transformer windings, voltmeter checks, and possible need for a replacement transformer. It warns about poor tube contact and suggests reseating tubes, cleaning prongs, and re-soldering joints before powering down. It also notes aging sets may be improved by replacing worn parts or trading in for newer gear.
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Francis McCray
Gerica
Stewart-Warner
Philco
E. Wy ‘Andnor
Aves
McCray Radio Service
Corry
Journal
Thompson’s Barosma Compound Tablets Ad
A vintage ad warns of poison in the system and promotes Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets to cleanse kidneys and end aches. It urges demand for genuine tablets and claims relief, with a closing note about drug stores carrying the product.
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Thompson
Bradford area oil set new production record after decade long boom
Engineers from the Tide Water Associated Oil company reported the Beadgard field produced about 14,499,000 barrels, a fifty year high. They cited aggressive marketing and high quality Pennsylvania grade crude as key to continued growth, with Bradford field showing a 300 percent gain over ten years and last year spending around 7 million dollars on drilling and new investments.
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Fay
Dick Water Associated OW Company
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Lie Tide Water Company
Pennsylvania
Wege
Seaboard
Fera
Forest and Park Work Separated in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg Feb. 81. The new bureau of state parks will be created within the department of forests and waters. The bureau of forests will devote its efforts to forestry as it relates to conservation and food control. The department protects 1,649,489 acres of state forests and cooperates with private owners in woodland care. It is authorized to protect all forests from fire and is charged with forest investigation and promotion of forestry in the Keystone State.
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Bureau of State Parks
Department of Forests and Waters
Bureau of Forests
Pennsylvania
James F. Bogardug
Nast Company Fete Workers At New Year Party
The Nast Company held its annual New Year's party at the Hotel Gorey last evening. Workers gathered in the private wine room for dinner with healthful New Year decorations and a floral centerpiece. Mervyn Nast praised the staff, and each apprentice received an extra year end bonus as a token of appreciation. Attendees included Mr. Nast, Miss Mary Sullivan, Miss Thelma Henry, Miss Agnes Lynch, Mrs. Marion Rumbaugh, Mrs. J. J. Hoeden, G. A. Shea, Paul Meehink, Jack Bell, and Mrs. Edward Messenger.
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Nast Company
Enayalle
Hotel Gorey
Prelock
Mervyn Nast
Mr. Nast
Mary Sullivan
Mix
Thelma Henry
Child Teeth By Age Two Says Authorities
Some authorities assert that by age one a child should have six teeth and by age two sixteen teeth should be present. This dental guideline appears in early pediatric materials and notes, reflecting standard progression expectations for infant and toddler dentition.
Woman Starts Auto in Gear at Centerville Station
Centerville correspondent to Titusville Herald reports the BR R station platform suffered damage Thursday when a Corr y car driven by an unnamed owner rolled forward in gear. The owner, away in the station, left his wife in the car which started the motor, driving under the platform and damaging the vehicle. No injuries reported.
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Centerville
Titusville Herald
BR. R
Tursday
Corry
Wildse Tame
Birthplace and birthplace link in Bunyan lore at Bedford
The text notes John Buryan born near Bedford in Bilstow and nearby Harrowden. It mentions a Bedford prison where Pilgrim's Progress was written and an old bridge that no longer exists, noting their historical disappearance.
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Bunyan
Bilstow
Bedford
John Buryan
Harrowden
Cat Spurns Meat Vegetarian Cat Claims World Rarity
Report from Santa Rosa noting Mr and Mrs Guy F Smallwood claim their cat is the only vegetarian feline in the world. They report the animal shuns meat and subsists mainly on carrots. Local interest centers on the unusual diet and-purposefully framed claim.
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Santa Rosa
Guy F. Smallwood
Dobbin as a Name for Horses in England Echoes Through Time
The name Dobbin became a widely used nickname for horses in England, growing into a generic term that symbolized the national horse lineage. Historians note its prevalence in literature and daily speech, reflecting the enduring bond between people and their steeds.
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England
Through West Welril Pera Inal Lowly Ty Wha
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled words with no clear names or events. Unable to determine a coherent person, place, date, or outcome to summarize into a proper newspaper item.
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