Corry P C Assured First Class Rating News
Corry P C has been rated first class after a period of second class status due to policy changes at the Washington post office. 1986 receipts rose to over 5,100 with total business at 39,063.77, aided by a record December holiday rush of 6,798.72 versus 3,447.61 in December 1985, signaling strong local prosperity. Porcupine Bluffs Law. Anderson, Cal Constable Cas vpeer notes discretion as a virtue during rounds. He encountered a burglar shaped like a porcupine gnawing into a grocery seeking bacon and chose to let it gnaw.
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Post Office Department
Washington
Corry
Porcupine Bluffs Law
Anderson, Cal
Casvpeer
Hardpan Bed Described as Firmly Compacted Clay
A fragment notes Hnedpam Isulay Hardpan as a firmly compacted bed of hardened clay with a covering of unknown material. The text is incomplete, leaving key details and context unclear about location or purpose.
Auto locking system pitched for easy car door control
Two inventors Walter F. Wright and B. D. Dall designed a gadget for drivers to lock all four doors from a central control located on the right front door. The device aims to simplify vehicle security for the impatient motorist.
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Cleveland
Ine
Walter F. Wright
B. D. Dall
Personal notices from Tilfa and nearby towns
Local column lists residents returning home after holidays, visits with relatives in Jamestown Endicott and Meadville. Transients include Misses Rynd Leng York and Bell, Messrs Nagel Brigas and Brigas, Mrs. Jones and daughter Helen, and many more visiting or traveling for weekend or term starts. College note mentions paratolidine stock for pool testing at Franklin and Marshall College.
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B.C. Schtindwein
Til Fa
Helen
Jones
August Pearson
Jamestown
Charles Loveland
Lawrence
Henry Group
Endicott
N.Y
Ada Morton
Frank
Eric
Richard Halfast
Taylor University
Upland
Ind
Mary Burgeson
Titusville
D. O. Daugherty
Northca
Ter Street
H. S. Morgan
Oil City
Morgan
Alfred van Dresar
D. Haynes
J. Hickman
Idella Rynd
Crown
R. Powers
North Center Street
Meadville
Brie
Dewey
Leon Dewey
Ripley
N. Y
Gladys McVaugh
Aftor
Buddy Albeck
Sarah Shaver
Ann Arbor
Mich
C. W. Shaver
Euclid Street
Guy Butters
Washington-Jefferson College
Washington, Pa
East Wayne Street
Grace Bailey
Lansing
O. F. Fritz
Hugh Keleher
George
Michael Kelener
Misa Elizabeth Keleher
Chicago
Til
New York City
Ariand Brigas
Clarice Bell
Moores
Ethel York
Portland
George Nagel, Jr
Alsa
Ieft
Drum Major Echoes on Paradoxes of Time and Pace
A quotable line recalls a drum major racing ahead of his era, described by Uncle Eben. The speaker’s wry comparison links swift progress to belonging, hinting at social tempo and the mismatch between ambition and timing. The wit underscores enduring tensions around readiness and progress.
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Uncle Eben
Condition of Pontiff Alarming At Vatican
Vatican City reports renewed pain in Pope Pius XII swollen leg causing anxiety. Officials say sleep interrupted by intermittent pains but not as severe as a week ago. Blood circulation improving slowly, pope resting better yet age and declining strength keep Vatican officials worried.
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Stewart Brown
United Press
Vatican City
Pope Pius
Virtican
Vatican
Victim Dies Failing To Name Killers In New Attack
Philadelphia report notes Fortunato Starai, 57, died after admission to hospital without naming his killers. He had refused to discuss the case as detectives stood by. The piece also mentions a giant signboard on a creamery roof bearing a religious inscription and an unrelated line about oxygen use in walking lenses.
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United Pree
Philadelphia
Whenworld
Notorious
Lanzelot
Fortunato Starai
Pennsylvania
Bible Barron
Wis
N. G. Ashley
Market Gossip Reflects 1936 End Gains in Week
United Pros e New York reports a moderate stock market rise in the final week of 1936. Full year totals show record trading and broad advances with Dow Jones up 25.77 points for 1936, led by steel, chemicals, autos, and utilities as investors anticipate a stronger 1937.
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United Prose
New York
Olla
Steels
Ralla
Chembala
Gasone
Dow-Jones
U. S. Steel
Anaconda
Southern Pacific
Standard of New Jersey
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consolidated Hdlson
Motors Sold Amid Fears Of Strike Across Plants
A scrambled list shows multiple company names including General Motors, Westinghouse, Standard Oil, Atlantic Refining, and Stark entities, hinting at a broad wave of plant closures or sales driven by fears of a strike. The fragment suggests labor tension affecting several industries nationwide, with references to rail and energy sectors and assorted manufacturers.
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Amuricar
Mae
American Smelters
Amaconda
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
Bendix Aviation
Csccryy Yo Pethleham Steel
Cartise-Wright Columbia Gas
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Gargan
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Florence Barry
Misa Costello Reasler
Knoxville
Mr. Group
Harry Markett
Harriet
Frank Norman
Glenn Group
Tvi
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Edwarda
Svella Barry
Hune
Dan Culver
Wesleyville
Seanle Alam
Sarah Mulheirn
Jane
Buffalo
Merrill Doolittle
Bridgeport
C. W. Doolittle
Mary Blaine Sears
Alleghany College
Maple Avrive
Emerson Jones
Bert Jones
Addison Jones
Clarendon
H. Ray Harris
Fred Carlson
Ami Peterson
William Carlson
C. L. Carlson
Fast Frederick Street
College
Lancaster
Frankling and Marshall College
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Sunbeam
Coleman Irons
E. Doane Hardware
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Keystone
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Lone Star Gas
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