Cory Evening Journal publisher details and rates
The notice lists the Cory Evening Journal based at West South Street Corry Pennsylvania with publisher Arthur Colegrovescy terse. It notes post office entry and mail matter status and provides subscription rates three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week with annual payment options by mast and carrier. Advertising information is available upon application.
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Cory Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry, Pa
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrovescy
Corry
Public Loafers and Purges in Government Service
Congressman Martin J. Davey, of Ghia, targets deadwood in federal agencies saying about 100000 employees could be spared. He attacks Post Office workers for long hours and vacations while criticizing waste and inertia across Washington departments. He plans drastic reorganization and payroll cuts, facing powerful departmental politics and congressional resistance.
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Martin J. Davey
Ghia
Post Office Department
Mr. Davey
Congress
Davey
Sam
Fielp
Public Service
Washington
Pavey
Ford Economics and Henry Ford on Prices and Wages
The article analyzes Henry Ford's practice of lowering selling prices below production costs to gain volume while cutting wages, and contrasts it with typical firms that raise prices with wage increases. It argues Ford’s approach boosts demand, efficiency, and productivity, challenging conventional business ethics and economics.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Collier's
Twenty Years Ago Journal Files February 18 1908
An item from February 18 1908 notes Mrs Frank Raymond planning a trip to Chicago for an evening visit with a friend before continuing to Seattle Wellington to join her husband. A separate report mentions two men arrested in Corry for disreputable conduct and drunkenness tied to a railroad area.
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Journal
Frank Raymond
Chicago
Seattle
Wellington
Harrod
PRK
Corry
Mit
Derrie
Amazing Wave of Pacific Cleans Crime Wave
A sensational report from United Press describes a heavy storm sweeping away a string of robberies in New Jersey and California. Police claim a quartet linked to multiple armed robberies, including two women with male accomplices, were stopped after a car commandeering incident in a coastal sweep.
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Pacific
United Press
York
Alta
Gisald Chapuraer
Sal “Dugeh
Anderson
Rey Auburn
Peterson
Swith
Tule Hobike
Tap Vlan Tools
Fungwd Chiveks
Wutes
Tarbers
al Re
Residence changes and union actions in city report
April residence moves include Frank Howard to the Witter house on Park east side, Myrl Rhyd Brigham to Park Place, Mrs. Ella Tucker to Barnes stock rooms, Glenn R Davis to Barnes house on West Wayne, LM Howard to Davis house on North West Pleasant Street. The Wicklayers meet at Spiesma’s al ialist and form an International Union branch electing officers: president Jobs Thomas, vice president Po Hull, secretary Arthur Young, treasurer George Thomas, sergeant at arms Charlie Peterson, Nora A. Koehler dies at about 7 this morning. The Blakeske Banks damage case draws county court attention in Erle.
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Tato Place
Frank Howard
Witter
East Plile
Park
Myr Rdyth Brigham
Park’ Place
Ella Tucker
Barnes
Glenn R Davis
West Wayne Street
LM. Howard
Davis
Onorth
West Pleasant
Amet
Spiesma
International Unia
Iredent
Jobs Thomas
Po Hull
Arthur Young
George Thomas
Gly Buiers
Serge
C'harles Peterson
Picture propaganda and the danger of misrepresented Filipinos
The Philippines debates the danger of foreign photographs of semi naked inhabitants. Critics say such images harm independence by shaping American views. Some legislators consider banning exports of photographs, raising questions about liberty of picture.
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Philippines
Philppine
Luxor
Thule Island College Renamed In Honor Of Sohols Bray
An 1804 renaming of a university on Pearl Island, later identified as Thule Island College, honors American merchant Sohols Bray with a $100,000 endowment. The institution’s founder and precise location are noted in historic records.
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University Brown
Pearldours
Thule Islad College
Sohols Bray
Yehir
Ambiguous Phrase Sparks Debate on Occupation
In a garbled exchange Miss Cayenne interprets a confusing line as suggesting the speaker is an archelogist, while the Washington Star citation appears garbled. The fragmentary text hints at a talk or story about someone with a scientific or scholarly occupation but lacks clear evidence or full context.
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Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Salamanca theatre to be rebuilt after fire
The Schine Theatre Company plans to rebuild the Salamanca theatre damaged by fire. The Strand will be used for rehearsals and events while demolition and reconstruction proceed. The Andrews Theatre project may influence new equipment and stage upgrades for larger attractions.
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Salamanca
Ain’ Alene
Villi
Fey
Werligerley
Radit
Wyfeo
Tiss
Willieslater
Andrews
Pewter care tips from old household note
A fragmented tip describes cleaning pewter with alcohol and a soft cloth. It notes wiping with a gentle, thorough rub to bring a bright finish and remove dullness. The text references common kitchen ware and suggests using a cloth for polishing.
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Yensh
Wari
Sunday Radio Lineup Highlights Major Orchestras
Easter New York features the Philharmonic Orchestra with Phylhanmus ic. Washington stations advertise a history of the Rune hostory Symphony Orchestra. Oakland airs the Geisha operetta by Bol motors. Cincinnati presents the Grimmetherls Contest with KGO and St Louis stations offering a strong musical mix.
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WIZ
New York
Washington
Wgy Schungerady
Phylhanmusic Orchestra
Whel Orton
Rune —Fhostory Symphony Orchestra
KGO
Oakland
BOL Motors
Cincinnati
M. Central
Grimmetherls
Kstl St Tumis
Plane to Feed Game Protest Sparks Regional Interest
A plan to use a plane for feeding game birds arouses controversy in Altoona. Officials cite satiny capacity concerns and potential environmental impact while critics warn of safety and legal issues. Captain Waynes reports hope for a swift resolution.
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Umtea
Altoona
Piauy
Capitan
Waynes
Mail flyer killed when plane falls in Montpelier
A mail flyer perished when a plane crashed in Montpelier February night. Authorities report the aircraft went down near the city, killing the flyer aboard. Residents described a sudden fire and wreckage, with emergency crews racing to the scene. The incident prompted an investigation into the crash and its cause.
February Sweater and Lamp Shade Sale at Basement
Readable sale notes describe February discounts on Lamber Jacks sweaters for ladies and children, reduced to low prices. Also advertised are Japanese pottery vases for lamp shades, and men's and ladies fleece union suits with marked reductions, all offered in basement clearance style.
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Ceyelee Lok
Renee
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