Advertising rates and mailing details from Corry paper
A short excerpt lists publisher A D Goleg rove and Arthur Colegrove with advertising reps Fred Kimball Inc and Chicago Chamber of Commerce. It notes post office mailing in Corry PA as second class mail matter and annual and per copy rates, with weekly rate listed. It mentions advertising rates upon application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.D. Golegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 40Th St
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Corry
Kenown
New Year Outlook for 1932 from a Community Journal
The piece reflects on 1931 with widespread economic strain across industry and wages. It notes limited local improvement, cautious optimism for 1932, and a sincere wish for recovery and happiness for all readers and residents in the new year.
Democrats in Congress Study Tax Plans and Critique
The article argues Democrats delay and scrutinize Hoover’s tax proposals, contrasting Republican certainty with Democratic caution. It notes Senate and House dynamics, critiques of Mellon plan endorsements, and calls for thorough study before endorsement amid political pressure and pending elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hoover
House of Representatives
Mellon
United
Senate
White
Somarsault
Twenty Years Ago in Corry Journal Flys January 4 1912
Old Corry items recall New Year customs with stores closing in afternoon. Miss Bessie Winger, injured Christmas night, shown to be recovering with no serious results. Armless Walker Frank McKeown nears San Francisco, arriving in Corry after a Jamestown trek. Local residents visit Union City and attend Knights of Columbus degree work. Mr and Mrs Loveland depart for San Francisco and Pacific coast cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Winger
Columbus Township
Frank McKeown
New York City
San Francisco
Corry
Jamestown
F. A. Loveland
Frank Loveland
Pacific Coast
Who's Who in Washington by Charles P Stewart
A portrait of Milard Millar Inge and fellow senators, detailing their temperaments and politics. The piece notes Millard’s militant style, Nye, La Follette, Norris, and Tydings among peers, with humor and liberal stances on prohibition and economic policy. It mentions broader figures from the era and a local note on Miss Anna Laurie studying in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard IV
Inge
Milinrat
WU Yonstal
Gerald P. Nye
Militasit Millar
Tydings
Washington
Millard
George W. Norris
Nature's Adaptation in Animal Fur Patterns
A study notes water dwelling animals like beavers possess coarser back fur and finer abdomen fur, while Jane animals show the opposite pattern with finer backs and coarser abdomens, illustrating varied adaptation strategies across species.
Self Control Aims As Democrats Weigh 1920 Paths
Washington January 1 Democratic forces face a critical pre convention period with rival factions locking into a struggle over self-control. Roosevelt supporters push for a liberal ticket while others urge discipline and party unity. Speakers at Jackson Day events and committee meetings will shape prospects for Roosevelt, Baker, Smith, Davis, and Cox as party leaders seek a stable platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Jan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Till
Dem
Wash
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Democratic House
Henry T. Halney
Garner
Democratic National Committee
John J. Rashkob
Raskob
Alfred EB. Smith
John W. Davis
James
Cox
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Baltimore
Suwith
Ritchie
Newton D. Baker
Badden Continues Fight for Probe Of Debt Negotiations
Representative Louis I Me Badden of Canton Pennsylvania remains single minded in pursuing a probe of debt negotiations. The article portrays him as undaunted by strong opposition from Republicans and Democrats alike, highlighting his willingness to challenge the administration and press for accountability despite political risk. The piece notes supporters and opponents within Congress, and frames his effort as a test of parliamentary courage and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
To Badden
Charles P. Stewart
Vreve Stow
Washington, D. G
Louis I
Canton
Monk Leamrmiwiry
Meuildin
Arwertester Visnkers
Ian
Meriden
Tavis
Whndarine
Money
Ponneylyanan
Whita Loven
Hank
Padien
Former Oil City Woman Killed in Head-On Crash
Mrs Enid Kopp, 25, Oil City resident, and her husband George W Kopp were in a Philadelphia bound car en route to Amsterdam N Y when their sedan collided head on with a Brooklyn owned truck south of Hudson N Y at 1 45 am. Mrs Kopp died instantly from a broken neck and multiple injuries. Mr Kopp suffered a probable skull fracture and other severe injuries and remained in critical condition at Hudson City Hospital. The Kopp couple had been living in Amsterdam for a year. The truck was owned by A D S Corp of Brooklyn and driven by Taddore Mayer with Albert Cash of New York as a passenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Jan
Enid Kopp
van Kittel
George W. Kopp
Amsterdam
Hudson
Kopp
Hudson, N. Y
Kepp
Philadelphia
A. D. S., Corporation
Brooklyn
Taddore Mayer
Albert Cash
New York
Mayer
Fragmentary quote from Washington Star on luck and pride
The fragment discusses luck and pride in a rural dialect, attributing good fortune to context and suggesting a moral stance on wealth and identity. No clear event or人物, just a quoted line reflecting sentiment in a Washington Star excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Corry’s name origin and local landmarks quiz
A reader quiz asks five questions about Corry’s name origin and Pennsylvania’s highest point. It inquires about Lincoln’s assassination date, the current Secretary of State, the location of Howard Avenue, and identifies the painter of the soul author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Pennsylvania
Lincoln
Secretary of State
Howard Avenue
Post
Tributes Describe Nigerian Village Customs and Ashes Rite
The text notes that certain Nigerian tribes, including the Guarles, do not shake hands. A village king or chief receives visitors by a pile of ashes placed outside the door. Visitors kneel, throw ashes on their head and shoulder, then enter the presence clothed in rags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nigeria
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Méllon
Journal
Stanford Hose Company
George Johnson
Jack Wall
Jas, McCabe
Charles Hall
Union City
Cont Sullivan
Charles Kinley
Knights of Columbus
Ben Starr, Everett Leach
J. By
Charles P Stewart
Stewart
Rieker
A. H. Mahle
R. J. Follett
George Weber
A. B. ‘Treat
Buffalo
Erie
Anna Laurie
Pratt Institute
Thomas Green
Hugh Clark
Vandey
Ig Alersation
Gealdes
Centocentic
Standpatina
Staniant Authority
Ciphope Tile
Ny Park
Rentitanions
Lows ‘McFadden
N. Y
Yean
Root’s Furniture Store
Chapin’s
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
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