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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1929
Page
3
Corry Pa Newspaper Publication Details
Published daily except Sunday in Corry Pennsylvania. Publisher is A D Colegrove and Arthur Colegrove. National advertising reps include Fred Kimball. Mail rates five dollars per year. courier delivery three cents per copy. weekly thirteen cents. Advertising rates available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
A.D
Currier
Living costs rise in New York as prices climb across services
An observer notes higher prices in hotels, theatres, restaurants, and shops amid a wave of living-cost increases in New York City. Lamb stew runs $2, a ham and eggs meal nears $5, and a dinner menu requires a $3 minimum. Nightlife charges jump from $1 to $3, with several stores reporting 25 to 40 percent price hikes since two years ago while “custom” pushes consumers to pay more or go without.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York City
Walcome
Rmirkeel
New York
Cagun
Tse
Cireedit
Pihnic
Milk Addicts and Milk Thefts Hint at Eccentric Trend
A New Philadelphia tale reports milk thieves who drink the stolen dairy at dawn, calling it a milk addiction. A separate anecdote recalls General Grant ordering milk when offered whiskey, a story that reflects old customs and imagined parallels to Prohibition era taverns.
A Problem A Day Atmosphere Pressure On The Human Body
A reader asks for the total atmospheric force on the average man with a surface area about 20 square feet. With air pressure at 147 pounds per square inch the task explores why this force does not crush the body and connects to yesterday's problem about body surface and pressure.
Correct English Quiz Aimed at Sharpening Speech Skills
A reader quiz listing common English mistakes and misspellings. Questions cover pronunciation, usage, and grammar, with prompts like choosing the proper word, fixing phrases, and daily usage tips. Answers reference yesterday's exercises and include examples of correct forms and spelling challenges.
The Rock of Chickamauga General Civil War nickname
The Rock of Chickamauga refers to Union General George H. Thomas for his defense at Chickamauga. It highlights his steadiness under pressure in the Western Theater.
Salamanca Man Fatally Burned
John J. Surry, a general yardmaster for the railroad, was found dead Tuesday while mowing at his home 594 East State Street. He suffered severe burns from scalding water when a hot bath faucet was forced out. It was unclear if he was preparing a bath or had finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salamanga
John J. Surry
B. Av and
East State Street
Wilrond
Garry Tod
Worlk
Heath
Lins
Mr. Curry
Oil City Radio Schedule and Weather Outlook 1925
Listing for WLEW Oil City program on Friday January 4 1925 includes Aunt Simmy's Hopeekee, weather forecast from US Department of Agriculture, theatre calendar, music hour and news flashes. Features Helen Jordan and various musical acts and announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLEW
Oil City
Stalford
Radio Newlers Hour of Music
Harvey
T.S
Pennsylvania
Helen Jordon
Benno Company
Man Dies From Injuries After Town Auto Crash
76 year old Jain 3. -igtaher Sparing died at Jamestown General Hospital from injuries suffered Tuesday night near his home between Mayville and Westville. He was struck by a car driven by James Nemo 35 Mayville who could not see in time to avoid the accident, authorities said. The case was reported by the sheriffs department.
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Tamicstown
Jain
Igtaher
Hoyshaue
Netween
Mayville
Wesiitvidl
Jamestown
Brocton
Jun
Buffalo
Lake Shore
Neds Derby
William Burley
Virginia Ayloff
Iver Creek
Margaret Hever
Brovton
B. E Eepersen
Silver Creek
Silver Creeke
Kellogg Mann
Derby
Harry Adams
G. W. Pratt
Wanaki
Rinteroopers
Mann
Willie
Rand
Former Jamestown resident named Arizona secretary
Harry E. Peirce, formerly of Jamestown, is named secretary to John C. Phillips, the new Governor of Arizona. A Republican polities figure, Peirce has long been active in Arizona politics and previously served as County Assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamestown
Harry E. Peirce
Jamestown
John C. Phillips
Arizona
Arizona Republian
Phoenix
Charlie Whitney
Pelpoé
Asabishi
Phillipa
Canypilsn
Last Falls
Minnies Again Named Speaker In Albany Row
Albany January 9 1920 the New York Legislature opened after noon with Governor Franklin D Roosevelt delivering his first message. The session lasted under two hours and preserved the prior lines of power. Speaker Joseph A McInnes Republican of Chautauqua was reelected in the lower house with Russell G Dunmore of Oneida as majority leader and Maurice Bloch of New York as minority whip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York
Govather Pranklin J. Roosevelt
Senate
Assembly
Joseph A. McInnies
Chautauqud
Pussell G. Dunmore
Oneida
Maurice Bloch
Jeane
Deneratie
Pret W. Hammond
Onondaga
No Trace Found of Driver Who Killed Man
Warren police report no trace of the car driver after a man named Charles Johnson was killed on a highway near Ludlow. Eyewitnesses say a Buick or Hudson coupe sped around a turn, hit Johnson who jumped into the road, and the driver turned off lights then fled, leaving the victim dead at the scene. The body is at the Borden mortuary in Lochfield as investigators pursue leads with Police, Loyal Order of Moose, and Port Allegany Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Dan
Plinayay
Ole Larson
Ludlow
Charles Johnson
Lewis
OM Borden Mortuery
Lochfield
Loire
Loyal Order of Maps
Port Allegany
Lowrey
Beek
Shetheld
Beliegeld
Hudson
Johnson
William Pantall
Larson Camp
Henry Weidner
Ehefield
Republican leaders reshuffle clerks and sergeants at arms
The article notes Harry W. Haines of West Cheater and John Knight of Wyoming head the Seats as temporary president and Republican majority leader with Senator Bernard Downing of New York as majority leader. Charles R. Hotaling of Albany is chosen sergeant at arms, while A Miner Wellman of Caledonia becomes clerk, succeeding Ernest A. Fay of Potsdam who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Haines
Westcheater
John Knight
Wyoming
Bernard Downing
New York
Charles R. Hotaling
Albany
A. Miner Wellman
Caledonia
Ernest A. Fay
Potsdam
Warren man badly hurt in auto wreck and more
Warren man Andrew Olson, 46,Fourth Avenue, sustained severe head and facial cuts and a concussion when his car skidded on Boist Street and hit a curb, throwing him through the windshield. He was rushed to Warren General Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Andrew Olson
Fourth Avenue
Eboist Street
Olson
Warren General Hospital
Fragmented 6 Line Rhyme Amid Original Text
A damaged OCR fragment seems to discuss six cylinder rhetoric and verbal barriers. It mentions wind and weather on the will of the working class and children seeking prayer. The passage includes disjointed lines about conspiracies and tolerance amidst uneven quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fett Newsies
Postman Braces for Swim to Isolated Island
In a remote voyage, a postman considers swimming to the small Nluatu island in the Tunga group of the South Pacific. Conditions are hostile with powerful currents and dangerous weather, making any approach perilous yet potentially feasible for a single, determined traveler.
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Nluatu
South Pacific
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