Corry Evening Journal details and ad rates
The notice lists publication details for the Corry Evening Journal of Corry Pennsylvania including publisher Arthur Colegrove and advertising representation by Fred Kimball. It cites pricing such as 45.00 per year by mail and fifteen cents per copy by carrier, with advertising rates available on request.
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Corry Evening Journal
Southtreet
Corry
A.D
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National
Fred Kimball
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48Th St
New York Tribune
Chicago
Circus animals bring wholesome delight to winter show
Retired feeder Smyth visits Gireng with a private circus in winter quarters at Suri, praising Ringling as a public benefactor for providing clean wholesome amusement. Walt Whitman quips about animals being placid and self contained, suggesting lessons from animals may surpass what people learn from them. The piece praises family friendly circus entertainment amid modern excess.
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AL Smyth
Pia
Albany
Ringling
Colorful machinery and bold tunnels in global road dreams
At the 40th annual American Road Builders Association convention observers note decorative exhibits including a silver scented steam shovel orange-tinted rock wisher a soft Bray tractor and a red boom crane. A female highway specialist from Minnesota questions whether the industry values refinement and aesthetics as much as function while discussing the influence of women on highway design. The piece also envisions future feats like a Channel tunnel linking Britain and France and two more crossings Europe Africa and Europe Near East, suggesting travel becomes easier once these grand conduits are built.
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Associaton
Highwiy
Mino
Anthem
Paul Painleve
Bnglish
Painiere
Suez
Panamiy Canal
Channel Tunnel
Strait of Gloralter
Europe
Africa
Bosphoris
Constantinople
Arope
Near East
Old World
Old Age Dependency Challenge Highlighted by NY Association
The New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor reports that 10 to 20 percent of the U S population over 65 relies wholly or partly on others for support. Researchers note the problem is serious and rising as life expectancy increases.
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Board of Managers
Te New York Association
Itudie
Correct English Game Drills and Language Puzzles
A fragmentary puzzle page presents garbled questions on English grammar pronunciation and spelling. It includes requests to identify incorrect phrases, choose correct forms, and fill missing letters amid inconsistent typography and stray symbols.
High School Reports Tension Over Roles and Seating
A school committee debate reveals tension as boys and girls vie for office and placement. Officials argue about assignments while girls report being sidelined. students contend the policy affects equal opportunities and duties.
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Mploymin Tureiti
Puzzle Q and A from a historic newspaper page
A scanned old puzzle page asks trivia on a Swedin colony New Swedin the demise of a figure the animal that spends life upside down and the fastest bacteria. It also poses who was called The Good Gray Poet with yesterday’s answers partially garbled and includes stray numeric and place fragments.
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Eddy Amiteim
New Swedin
Counterfeit bill problem and mutiny report
A merchant received a counterfeit 550 bill for 45 in change, later repaid 50 to the bank after detection. How much did the merchant lose in the transaction. Also a brief London byline notes reports of a mutiny on the Spanish cruiser Don Jaime deemed inaccurate by officials.
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London
Don Jaime
Witness held for perjury in Flick case
Miss Mildred Williams, employee of Citizens Bank Pleasantville and daughter of bank president Frank A. Williams, is charged with perjury in Franklin. She allegedly testified at the Edmund Flick trial about a bank fire on September 24, 1928, to which Maud Flick objected in the information filed by Mrs. Flick. The warrant was served by Constable B. L. Terrill and she pleaded not guilty, bound over to Garter Sessions under $5,000 bond posted by her father.
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OL Gipy
Mildred
Williams
Citizens Bank Ub
Pleasantville
Frank A. Williams
Any Wars Plage
Franklin
Edmund Filek
Bantc
W! Manis
Maud M. Flick
B. L. Terrill
Ol City
Miss Williams
R. J. Perrine
F. A Williams
Venango
Edmond Fick
Authors Club Resumes Meeting with Verse and Skit
The Authors Club resumed last evening in the Library building with strong attendance. Members answered roll call with Walt Mason poems while Mrs Ray Green and Mrs J N Norton presented pieces on Walt Mason and Dorothy Parker. Mrs Mary Whittlesey led a questionnaire to close the session and plans were made for the next Monday evening program.
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Authors Club
Walt Mason
Ray Green
J. N. Norton
Dorothy Parker
Mary Whittlesey
Clu
Jasmiary
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal File February 5 1909
A summary of items from 1909 notes: the Warren County Warmers Institute at Columbus with yesterday’s start and Sugar Grove tomorrow. a birthday event for Mr and Mrs Jas M Humphrey’s family. John F Andrews city clerk of Olean named to a NY State tax office post. a Corry boy who attended four schools. Elks from Union City arrive for Garry lodge degree work. Ried Lyons buys Beaverdale general store from D S Lyons where he had been manager.
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John F. Andrews
Olean
New York
Ane Corry
Congress Street
Twelve Die in Hindu Attacks in Bombay Riot
Francis Low reports in Bombay on Hindu militants renewing attacks that have killed twelve since yesterday and injured more than eleven. British troops were summoned as riots spread. Leaflets denied kidnaping rumors. The article also mentions train and railroad news, a station-master, and local farm hay prices amid a town-wide disturbance.
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Francis Low
United Press
Bombay
India
Pathins
Boibay
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Corry Choral Society
Condra Pharmacy
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Jas. M. Humphrey
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