Corry Journal Advertising Rates and Subscriptions
Corry Journal lists subscription prices by mail and carrier and notices advertising rates. It notes the paper's Associated Press rights, office locations, and display advertising deadline of 5 a.m. the day before publication.
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Associated Press
How to Avoid Invalidism in Heart Condition Recovery
Dr Harry Gold a pioneer in digitalis treatment asserts that heart patients can return to useful life after operations. He notes Eisenhower and Johnson among notable examples showing renewed activity inspiring countless sufferers. The piece also covers Cyprus independence prospects and a Pittsburgh fireman case with a false alarm incident and a $200 fine.
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Harry Gold
Nell University Medical Colle
Digitalis
New Hope
Eisenhower
Senate
Lynton
Johnson
Economy cautiously steady as 1959 midyear view cools demand
In New York the AP notes a cautious mood among businessmen at mid 1959 half year, with durable goods recovery slower than hoped. Output remains about one percent below prerecession levels as weather and other factors constrain activity.
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New York
Spraying Planned for 925 Acres of Chautauqua Lake
The Chautauqua Lake Weed Control Association completed plans for a $24,000 weed spraying program covering about 926 acres of the lake from Celoron to the Institution. Work starts around May 10 with equipment being assembled. State Water Pollution Control Central Board approval and a county appropriation of about 85,000, with 15,000 own funds, are involved.
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Yiklit
Progratt
Fiuty Mayerlie
Weed Chainman
Chautmiqua Institution
Wis Hiabledd
Walter Isudy
Ie State House Department
Bundy
Theodore G Barksteom
Bern
Pittsburgh Bus and Trolley Ride Coupons Promised
Pittsburgh Railways Co announces a plan to issue coupon rides on buses and trolleys in a bid to boost declining operations. The offer, tied to soup box tops, aims to attract more riders and support customer participation.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Cautious recovery seen in 1980 output and spending
The piece notes output bottlenecks from prudent hiring and wage pressures as factories extend weeks and slow payroll additions. It cites rising consumer spending, inventories rebuilding, and durable and nondurable goods growth with construction a bright spot, though upcoming home starts may ease speculations.
Corry Remembered Headlines of 1939 Snowballing Fires and Transit Talks
Yesterday memories recall a dramatic chase as police and secret service pursued a fleeing figure near Corry while President Roosevelt dined. Roscoe Moses suffered a major barn fire loss of about $1,000 in Wayne Township with no insurance. Pennsylvania Railroad officials met at the Municipal Building to discuss the nine competitive basket, drawing 68 attendees. A separate note reports a wild home scene in New York with a child flushing a toilet while a cat watches. The Acwie Milling property changed hands, and J B McCray’s home fire in Concord Township caused by a faulty chimney damaged the J low.
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Roscoe Moses
Wayne Township
Hi Farm
Wayne
Pennsylvania Railroad
Corry
Tihe
J. B. McCray
Concord
Northcliffe
Frank O'Day
Lady Dottie the Waterfall-Watching Cat Takes Over
Hal Boyle recalls how a white cat named Lady Dottie quickly became the household boss. From bathroom waterfall routines to daily demands, the cat reshapes family life as the narrator, once a dog lover, becomes dominated by four white paws and a growing sense of feline imperial whimsy.
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America
Lady Dottie
Cat Food Jealousy and a Turkey Victory
A husband recalls feeling jealousy toward his cat Lady Dottie over beef liver. At home a turkey roasting changes the mood as Frances suggests the birds may improve the cat’s happiness. The narrator refrains from arguing, recognizes a tense battle, and ends with the cat receiving a fair share of the Thanksgiving turkey.
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Dottie
Eisenhower
Frances
Judge Allows Youth to Finish School Term
Judge Evans postponed sentencing for 18 year old Riddle Wilcox Jr after he pleaded guilty to armed robbery at the Red and White Store. The youth was released on a county detective bond until 10 a m July 6 when sentencing proceeds. He held up the store on January 2 and took about $60 before his capture.
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Ani — Wingesumer Evans
Tern Riddle Wilcox Jr
Veeck Pledges Sox To Stay In Chicago
Chicago promoter Bill Veeck vows to keep the White Sox in Chicago after exercising option to buy 54 percent of the club from Dorothy Comiskey Rigney for 2.7 million dollars. He aims to complete the deal before March 31 and seeks amicable arrangements with the Comiskey name while planning to contend for a pennant and challenge the Yankees. Comiskey declines to comment on the buyout and option.
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API
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Chicago White Sox
Veeck
Chuck Comiskey
Sox
Chuck
Comiskey
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