Haterea at the Post Office of Corry Pa
Public notice from Corry Pennsylvania post office discussing second class mail, mail rates, and advertising price details with rates by mail and by Carter. The fragment lists per year and per copy rates and directs application for advertising rates.
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Haterea
Corry
Carter
The Rise of Smaller Cars and a Changing Auto Market
A pioneer American auto firm ends operations after 25 years as demand shifts to lighter, cheaper vehicles. The author argues large, heavy cars are impractical, traffic pressures favor compact models, and future cars will be smaller yet well made, efficient, and high mileage.
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Newspapers Get Same Mail Treatment As First Class
Speedy delivery becomes policy as Postmaster General orders newspapers to receive first class mail status. The change aims to speed news to both city and rural readers, reducing delays caused by prior preferential handling for letters.
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Welcome food shows and charitable poultry fairs in New York
Charitable institutions in New York lament the return of the recast poultry show, noting hundreds of price hens and the clash with duties. A suggestion urges inviting a food show poultry show and country fair to use backyards for exhibitions and to express thanks with varied foods, contrasting past displays in Washington.
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New York
JointEase claims relief for stiff joints in local ad
Pharmacists say that when all other remedies fail JointEase will awaken relief for sore, painful, inflamed joints. It markets itself as clean, tabular, and quick acting with results promised. Available for sixty cents a tube at N. R. Ames & Co or Thomas Downey’s druggists everywhere.
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N. R. Ames & Co
Thomas Downey
Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Files 1904
A fragment from The Journal Files recalls a winter on the Darkethall court and the Grippen family's stay on their farm near Corey The note mentions a return home to Ghowtanqua and a late measlen victim in a Nell Street setting
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Grippen
Firth of Corey
Tanlac claims cure boosts energy for Langhorne man
Ralph W. Christie, a sales representative for a large Philadelphia firm, reports Tanlac restored his health after six months of declining appetite, stomach upset, fatigue, and weak energy. After five weeks on Tanlac he says he is more active, sleeps well, and enjoys meals. The advertisement asserts Tanlac’s broad effectiveness and urges readers to accept no substitute with over 40 million bottles sold.
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Ralph W. Christie
Langhorne
Jilesman
Philadelphia
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Tanlac
Tarlac
Former Warren Man Saves Girl at Cleveland
A Warren native, identified as a former teal of Watrin, saved a girl during a tense incident in Cleveland. The teen was in danger as a gas stove malfunctioned and weakened the room. bystander action and police were alerted. The rescuer carried the girl to safety on the front porch where she revived.
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Warren Man
Girl
Cleveland
Warren
Sythelius Olivetti
David
Kett
Watrin
Digitonin
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David Ethan
Pennsylvania
Constabulary
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Mta
Margaret Wowlin
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Man Falls on Planer in Narrow Factory Accident
Warren FA zu-young Schruidt a Pine Street mechanic at Wetmore Lumber plant had a close escape when a planer blade抓 Schweizer engaged in adjustment. a flywheel fragment struck Mr Sahngton in the right eye as he was pressed by debris. He received first aid and was sent home for further treatment.
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Schruidt
Pine Street
Wetmore Tendercon Lumber Compangs
Winiows Fnluey Blonday
Sahngton
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Ice Harvest Completed by Prenk G Whiteley
Prenk G Whiteley reports completion of a very successful ice harvest. He states his ice houses on West Columbus Avenue supplied 48 inches of high quality ice, used for cuacity with the best quality ice produced.
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Prenk G. Whiteley
Boys Held for Petty Thefts
A Sunrie report says four young men were arrested after police tied them to a burglary at Vincent Sek's barn on Roberts Road. The storage barn, used for groceries and supplies, was entered Sunday night and 20 cartons of cigarettes were stolen. Suspects identified: Paul Kooypon, 10, of Base Taleatt Street. Petr Kuzel, 19. Kas sinrako Ivenne. Joseph Mitowski, 17. Peter Pworak, 18. All confessed partial involvement and await arraignment.
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Sunrire
Paul Keoypon
Base Taleatt Street
Petr Kuzeal
Kassinrako Ivenne
Joseph Mitowski
Townyerd Street
Peter Pworak
Sedre Ald
Townend
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