Corry Evening Journal Advertising Rates and Contacts
Notices show publisher William P. Golegrov e Lombard and national ad reps Fred Kimball Inc and others. Rates list 5.00 annual mail, 2.50 prepaid, 3 cents per copy, 15 cents weekly. Publication details include post office, class, and delivery by carrier.
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Plant Project Encouraging Local Industry Revival
Last week officials announced plans to reopen the former Corry Chair Company site mid March. New operators Samuel and Mac Mann expect a plant employing about two to five workers initially, rising to around one hundred as operations expand. They foresee a strong market for new chairs and increased local business connections, boosting the city’s industrial landscape. The community welcomes the project and pledges cooperation to aid its success.
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Military budget boost sparks wartime defense resolve
The article recalls a sweeping military appropriation hailed as the greatest in peace time history. It notes cross party support and a focus on homeland defense with plans to raise the regular army to 150,000, expand coast defenses, and add 69,000,000 for non military projects, while striking controversial dam and canal items.
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Business this year signals rising trade optimism
Harper Sibley, president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, asserts that business is at its highest level in two years and steadily improving. He cites progress in the nation and notes a broad positive trend across industries as the country moves past a period of low mood.
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Unclear text discussing summer business trends and politics
The passage notes observers expect a summer drop in business during a national election year but questions if manufacturing progress will continue. It asserts people rely on industry and trade, cites deficits to be made up, and cautions against prioritizing politics over recovery, urging the public to stay level headed.
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files February 1916
The article recalls contractor Fehlman advancing on building a complete shed with tight walls and roof at the front site. Rebekahs held a meeting with Pearl Mars installing Hattie Love as secretary and Bradbeth Baker as inside guard, with entertainment by Mesdames Aang Dykes and Whiteley. A broken sanfage incident near Columbus involved a horse, which was rescued unharmed. Mrs. William Cole plans to return home from New York soon. John Prussia, veteran of the Alabama vs Kearsarge battle, talked to students at Miss Coyle's Washington street school. GE. Amidon visited Boring Creek on business. Mrs. Frank Baedey left for Warren for a short visit with friends. Twenty years ago items also note Alaska's Dawson male-dominated population and efforts to attract more settlers, plus a mis-typed Toledo needle story about a woman injuring herself.
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Noble Grand
Pearl Mars
Hattie Love
Bradbeth Baker
Mesdames Aang
Dykes and Whiteley
Howard Confronts Acting Fate and Retires After Final Rome and Juliet
Hollywood story traces Leslie Howard's reluctance to acting despite success. He says acting is hard work not pleasure and plans one more film and stage work before a Shakespearean finale. Howard credits accident and pride for his rise from banker to star through London and New York theater.
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New York
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Paris Couture News Shapes Hollywood Wardrobes in Paris
Paris Fashion notes report Hollywood stars like Grace Mure Kay Pranet Myra Loy and Billa Lanit wearing outfits from Paris couture houses for films such as Koenigsmagk and The Beloved Vagabond while designers Ma mie Chevalier Schiaparelli and Heim craft period and modern looks. Carole Lombard works on Trinpart from Paris with Suhappeareli Paris outfits and Britt Locke scoping exterior shoots for a typically Parisian aesthetic.
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Kay Pranet
Myra Loy
Billa Lanit
Hollywod
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Koenigsmagk
Elisa Landi
Heim
Mamie Chevalier
Mmessa” Schiaparelli
Maniive
England
Place Vendome
Star Signals February 18 Horoscope Mixes Advice
Horoscope notes favorable conditions for late December to late January born individuals and suggests generosity and hosting. It cautions about travel mischance and ankle injuries spanning September 21, 1038, with fragmented phrases about social and lifestyle guidance and daily routines.
World wide clippings reveal wartime fears and daily perils
The column notes a broad mix of events from around the world. It cites fears of political violence in Chicago linked to the gang era, heavy fog disrupting Britain, a hunger-struck New York area, and warnings to Erie ice fishermen. It also mentions the U.S. push for rent reductions, a Cuban veterans ceremony, and ongoing concerns about war when detailing Italy in Africa and German industry advances. The piece references labor, crime, and social issues with names such as Roosevelt, Borah, Hitler, and Edison Jr, plus local incidents in Montana and New York.
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Annapolis
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Newman
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Goyemor Warle
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Aissistant
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Lake Erie
Lake Front
Buffalo
Bruno Hauntmann
Samuel S. Lebowitz
New York
Trenton
Philadelphia
George A. Welsh
Matthew Radivan
Michael
Martin Doyle
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Moreiza Reltions
Key Pittman
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Thomas A. Edison, Jr
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District Attorney to prosecute pinball owners in Erie
District Attorney Mortimer Graham said pinball and similar games are gambling devices after hearing police court testimony. He moved to confiscate four amusement machines as a drastic action against a “big shot” syndicate, with Lampman’s Man in the Moon game cited as a case in point. The move follows arrests in a broader unemployment demonstration report and a county court proceeding.
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