Corry Evening Journal publication and rates notice
The Corry Evening Journal lists publication details including West South Street Corry Pa publisher Arthur Colegrave and national advertising offices in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh. It notes post office mailing and carrier rates and advertizing rate availability on request.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrave
Fredic
W. 46Th St
New York Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
No Talkies for Charlie Chaplin Denies Reports of Surrender
The famed film star Charlie Chaplin deflects rumors he has yielded to sound cinema. He argues silence best suits his pantomime art and laments talking pictures disrupt the illusion and artistry of the silent screen. He believes future fixes may improve speech in film.
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Charlie
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Talkies
The Perfect Child According to Columbia Pamphlet
The article describes a theoretical ideal child outlined by the Institute of Child Welfare and Research at Teachers College Columbia University. It lists behaviors from schooling willingly to self care and imagination, praising parents and teachers if such a child exists and noting hope for illustrated photographs.
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Institute of Child Welfare and Research
Teachers College
Columbia University
Daily Lessons in English Collocate to Collaborate Theme
A brief column on common usage errors in English including None as singular or plural and mispronunciations. It highlights spelling pitfalls and crossword style word study, urging readers to expand vocabulary by mastering one new word daily. The entry centers on collaboration as a key example.
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Answers to Yesterday's Questions Summary
The reader is given a list of five trivia prompts from yesterday with provided answers: 1 designer of the first locomotive in America, 2 length of the Great Wall, 3 passport requirement for Panama travel, 4 meanings of initials I W W, 5 largest U S railroad center city. The supplied answers include Madison Danes Thirteen Mademoiselle and Madame Africa.
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America
China
Panama
W. W
United States
Madison
Mademoiselle and Madame
Africa
General Smits Aims for Peace Leader of League of Nations
The text profiles Jan Christian Smits as a key advocate for the League of Nations. A former Boer war general and South African lawyer who held nearly all cabinet posts up to prime minister, he later served as a British lieutenant general in World War I and is expected to turn 60 on May 24, 1930. He began his career in Cape Town in 1896 and became a general at 21.
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Jan Chrisian Smits
League of Nations
Cape Town
South Africa
Why People Abhor Fat And How Marmola Helps
An editorial promotes Marmola prescription tablets as a solution for excess weight. It argues obesity harms beauty and vigor, claims physicians endorse the approach for 22 years, and asserts the product easily corrects a grand weakness without starving. It invites readers to test Marmola today.
Desert Charley Reaches Kane in Oil City Murder Case
Desert Charley caravan arrives Kane amid crowd after crossing Roosevelt highway en route from Pacific to Atlantic. In Oil City, John Gidders 24 pleads guilty to second degree murder. Commonwealth waives first degree charge and judge orders testimony to guide sentencing.
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Kane
Oil City
Desert Marley
Hubrich
Roosevelt Highway
Pacific
Atlantis
Wwe
Warren
Kaneal
Sheffield
John Gidders
OM City
Desi
Willer Powell
Oi City
Wiliam Parker
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Daniel J. Skelly
Gidders
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Jivers
Willesses Wor
Parker
Skelly
Attornneys Lee A. McCrecken
P. A Wilper
Gilders
Commonwealth
Asken
Doubt Boys Were On Ice Near Niagara Falls
A Buffalo air crew reported no trace of two boys believed swept toward the Niagara River by a large ice cake. The pilots said they saw two dirty ice chunks floating near the shore mistaken for people before reporting back to Buffalo last night.
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Buffalo
T. Warner Buffalo
Niagara River
Niagara
A Problem a Day: Sound Travel and Temperature Riddle
A riddle asks how far away a cliff is when an echo is heard in 4 seconds at 29 C. Sound speed is 1080 ft per second plus 2 ft per degree rise. Compute using temperature effect and round to nearest readable value. The answer to yesterday is given by subtracting 1 from 1.0 and dividing by 2.
How I Removed My Goitre Letter
Mrs. F. H. Baker of Titusville Pennsylvania writes to Dr. Downey describing her successful removal of a goitre. She notes critical heart eye and nerve conditions and states she has nothing to sell. Readers are invited to call and read the letter.
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F. H. Baker
Titusville
Thomas Downey
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