Rally to Support the New Retail Trade Organization
The Corry business community is urged to join a newly developed retail trade group formed from the Credit Exchange. The aim is a practical, chamber of commerce like body to stimulate merchandising, unite merchants, and serve broad city interests while continuing credit exchange duties. Government insurance of deposits shows strong early results with rising deposits and few bank failures under the FDIC program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Credit Exchange
Exchange
Hotel Corry
Chamber of Commerce
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Enire
New England
Kansas
Texas
Fragmentary note on ochre pigment composition and processing
A garbled text fragment discusses ochre pigment and iron oxide mixtures. It references coloration elements and processing steps but provides no clear context, dates, persons, or organizations. The readable parts point to mineral composition and pigment preparation concepts without verifiable specifics.
Unclear OCR fragment from historical page
Fragmentary text from a historical newspaper page mentions names and possible notes but lacks a coherent event or clear entities to summarize. The readable items include scattered proper nouns and partial phrases without a discernible main action or outcome.
Roosevelt White House reception boosts dress suit rental trade
United Press reports from Washington describe a White House reception where dress suit rental firms discuss competition and pricing. The piece notes standard rates around 90 dollars per night, a focus on larger sizes, and mentions notable customers like Viorello LaGuardia and Everett Dirksen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
M. Stein & Co
Viorello H. LaGuardia
Tmenty
Nobatty
Galvin Coolidge
Jap American Accord Urged In Pacific
The article notes a diplomat who has spent 14 years in the United States and will sail tomorrow on the Berengaria. After presenting credentials to President Roosevelt, he plans to return to Tokyo for government talks. Naval discussions would wait until after his Tokyo visit. He has been away from his country for three years on diplomatic missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
New York
Seattle
Roosevelt
Tokio
Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Files February 2 1914
A gale damages several buildings in the country east of Lie ity and near Spring Creek while the Yoo! from the Frank Woreman farm is reported torn from a dwelling. Plans for Traction building alterations proceed as W A Steen leases space and Journal moves to West South Street. Officers Rust and Merrit begin duty as new city policemen. Groundhog shadow predicts six weeks more cold weather. Local drilling resumes at Goodwill Hill. Paul Knight injured in fall on North Center Street. W Lyons travels for appraising duties. G B Heath visits Betula for Heathwood Works. Corry High School loses 26 to 8 at Randolph. Florence Steeley and Verle Birchard wed at St Elizabeths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie
Spring Creek
Woreman Farm
Traction
W. A. Steen
We Journal
Arcade
Journal
West South Street
Woman Struck by Auto In California Suffers Severe Injuries
Miss Mabel Powers of Chautauqua was struck by an automobile in La Jolla California about a week ago. She sustained a broken collarbone and several ribs and was taken to Scripps Memorial hospital. Attending physician does not expect permanent injuries according to Miss Harriet McCoy.
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Mayville
Harriet McCoy
Mabel Powers
Chautauqua
la Jolla
Cal
Scripps Memorial Hospital
Hollywood Film Star Discusses Morality of Women
In a interview Mrs Campbell argues that a married woman cannot safely stray and keep her good name, contrasting European platonic affairs with American double standards. She cites Norma Shearer's Rip Tide where a wife faces telling her husband a moment of folly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Gal Pep
Pat Campbell
Utis
Tanqueray
Europe
Paris Spring Hats Preview by Roberto Casey and Marcelle Roz
Paris fashion notes describe Roberto Casey spring hat in black straw with pink green flowers and pink organdie bands, plus Marcelle Rozs black taffeta model for Lily Dorelle. Describes oversized party hats versus small practical styles and notes a Diquant brim feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Roberto Casey
Marcelle Roz
Mile
Lily Dorelle
Shake Hands With the Devil and Other Book Notes
A Pearson era review notes Reardon Conner's Shake Hands With the Devil a grim Dublin tale of a medical student drawn into the Irish Republican Army amid violence and war. Louis Adamic's The Native's Return follows an immigrant recounting ten months in Yugoslavia. Myron Brinig's Out of Life centers on Sam Baggott facing fatherhood and urban upheaval in New York, while Gelett Burgess's Two O Clock Courage is praised as a top winter mystery set in Boston with memory loss and a murder scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Allen Smith
United Press
Ireland
Iby Reardon Conner
Morrow
Trish Free State
Conner
Dublin
Irish Republican Army
TRA
Black and Tans
Louis Adamic
Europe
Harpers
Adams
Yugoslavia
Myron Brinig
Tarrirund Wimphart
Brnnig
Sam Baggott
New York
Union Square
Aria
Gelett Burgess
Bobbs-Merrill
Dashiel Hammett
Boston
Move to Save Cost in Serving of Subpoenas Brief
District Attorney Mortimer UW Graham announces a Tour,epoint plan to reduce subpoena service costs in criminal cases. Sheriff Dell Darling cooperates, with police subpoenas handled by County Detective Legal Search and certain witnesses mailed to constables for service. Mileage and prison-transport costs will drop. some petty cases may be quashed if witnesses fail to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
Attoney Mortimer UW
Graham
Gram
Dell Darling
Gratiem
Harrisburg
Department of Welfare Workers
Erie County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Evening Journal
South Street
D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
46Th St
New York Tribune
Chicago
Yarsing
Yehuie
Fed
Bam M.D
Vee
Pacific
Lue Morgan
Livermore
B. M. Jourdet
Rust
Merrit
Slinton Williams
Grand Valley
Goodwill Hill
Paul Knight
Melnnes
Grandin
North Center Street
W. Lyons
Mercantile
Erie
G. B. Heath
Betula
Heathwood
A. P. Mount
Kane
Corry High School
Randolph
Florence B. Steeley
This City
Verle L. Birchard
Bim]wood City
St. Elizabeth’s Parsonage
Pather Kuntz
California
Root
Roots
Fine Furniture
Root’s Furniture
South Center Street
Corry, Pa
Hollywood Film Shop
Mary Knight
United Press Staff
Week’s Book Review
Guggenfoltn Foundation
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
Callies
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