Corry Evening Journal Publisher and advertising details
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday from Booth Street Corry Pa lists Arthur Colegrove as publisher. National and advertising reps Fred Kimball INO 87 W 40th St New York Chicago and Pittsburgh chamber offices noted. Mail rates: $5 per year. per copy three cents. weekly rates shown. Advertising rates available upon application.
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Booth Street
Corry
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball
INO
40Th St
New Yorke
India Life Seen Through Western Eyes Debate
K Ratcliffe argues in London lectures that Katherine Mayo’s Mother India inflames shock by exaggerating Indian misery. He notes census data on marriage age and limited female exclusion, warns visitors misread local life, and stresses common human bonds across continents.
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India
Katherine Mayo
K. Ratcliffe
London
Hogland
Ratcliffe
England
Europe
America
Asia
Ind
Telephone talk and radio debates in early 20th century press
A collection of remarks on telephones linking Germany and the United States with Berlin and Washington, noting utility over letters, parallels with Britain, and calls for cross-channel cables. It also mentions the Senate examining the radio trust, crude talk of broadcasting noise, and mixed views on liquor and fashion as the presidential season opens.
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Germany
United States
Berlin
Washington
England
English Channel
Great Britain
Look and Learn Quiz Answers Summary
Answers to Yesterday's Questions list names and places as clues. The Union army commander at outbreak was Winfield Scott or Irwin McDowell per era. The first poole printed in Europe dates to the 14th century. The rear end of a ship is the stern. The Hudson seal unclear. More than a quarter of a million Mohammedans live in India on U S territory referenced as Lakehurst Nid.
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Europe
Hudson
U. S
Ferdinand Pooh
Wyoming
Lakehurst
Hoover Armageddon Looms In Ohio Primary Clash
Rodney Dutcher notes voters may influence convention outcomes as Hoover battles Mian Willis for delegates. Primaries on April 24 in Ohio Massachusetts and Pennsylvania loom, with Hoover seeking to mobilize supporters in key states while rival leaders press voters to decide.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Feb
Hoover
Mianie Willis
Ohio
Goover
Bee
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Ang
Michigan
New Hampshire
London
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files 1908
A review notes the arrest of John Silloway in the Damon murder case and a secret inquest into two deaths. St Wilemerhs church interior refinishing by Mounton and Phillip Frans is mentioned. The P and F pay car made its monthly trip. A masquerade ball offers three prizes at the new Armory. Daniel Hurley wed on Catherine Street at 1 p.m., Alderman Barker travels to Erie. Gerry Kinhald attends tie court proceedings. Hurd the magician entertained a large audience at the auditorium with praised performances.
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John Silloway
Damon
Game of Correct English by WS Gordon
A compact page of word and grammar questions and answers from a periodical quiz feature. It covers pronunciation spelling and usage with multiple choice prompts and solution hints, including examples like plague and misprinted words, plus a section on vocabulary accuracy and daily conversation usage.
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WS. Gordon
Jerusalem
Profolinee Chelo
Gore
Income Tax Rulings For 1927 Taxable Incomes
Income tax tips state rate rules for 1927 filers. Requirements apply to single earners with net income of 1500 or more, married couples living together with net income over 800, and any person with gross income of 5000 or more. Gross income includes wages, professional fees, business profits, rents, interests, dividends, and gains from any source unless exempt by law. Taxable income is gross income minus specified deductions such as business expenses, losses, bad debts, taxes, and contributions.
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Treasury
Rug cleaning rate problem from a daily test
A scrambled math problem asks cost to clean a rug 9 feet by ? at the same rate as a 0 by 11 feet rug costing $1.00. It includes garbled text about mileage and wheels, with unclear values and instructions.
Corry to Get Publicity in Roosevelt Highway Articles
Corry will gain publicity through a planned series of road articles and advertising along the Roosevelt Highway. The Bear Mountain Hudson River Bridge Company and Roosevelt High Way Association are coordinating data collection on towns from Peekskill to central western newspapers, with brief historical sketches and local points of interest to attract travelers. The campaign invites Corry to provide a summary of notable facts about the city for inclusion.
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Corry
IL Posilion
Telter
Bear Mountain Company
Western
Ingrant
Roosevelt Highway
Bridge
Teachers Hold Splendid Valentine Party at Concord
A festive Valentine Party for elementary teachers was hosted at Concord last evening. The hall was decoratively arranged by a cross-building committee and entertainment included contests games and music. Prizes were given and a salad lunch followed with Supt and Mrs Dewey among the guests.
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Concord
Concord ‘Turlying
Wyent Navng
Supt
R, 5. Dewey
Two Youths Held for Thefts at Wygant Station
Oil City reports two youths, Richard Rosenberg aged 14 and John Syasta aged 16, arrested after breaking into the Wygant filling station and confectionery store at Husson Heights on Web 6. They allegedly stole about $100 in merchandise and are in Oil City lockup awaiting arraignment and juvenile court action in Franklin.
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Oil City
Husson Heights
Richard Rosenberg
Huston Heights
Branson Station
Alfred Kirk
John Syasta
Hasson Heights
Rosenberg
Senators Testify to Burns Integrity in Contempt Trial
Washington Feb 14 Three United States senators testified in the Sinclair Burns contempt trial that William J Burns known detective had a good reputation for honesty and integrity. Senators Watson Moses and Shottridge praised Burns as personal friends while Copeland and Wagner, Democrats of New York, testified they knew Burns and his integrity was good.
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Washington
United States
Pittsburgh mine workers beaten near Castle Shannon
Officials of the Pittsburgh Terminal Corporation investigated the beating of two mine No. 2 employees, George Jenkins and John DeLaghin, who were allegedly waylaid by about six men while walking near their home by the mine tipple. Both suffered severe bruises and lacera tions. A separate Pitts burgh report notes a padded brick was hurled through a plate glass window of Theodore Frey’s jewelry store, valued at $500.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Terminal Goal Corporation
Castle Shannon
George Jenkins
John DeLagh
Theodore Frey
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