Trade Publication Ad Rates Note Corry Pa Edition
Fragmentary OCR shows advertising rates and publisher details for a Chicago Tribune era listing. Names Fred Kimball and multiple city addresses appear with postal terms and pricing for mail and carrier delivery.
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EE Wolegrove.v
Tional Advertising, Representativ
Fred Kimball, Inc
46Th St
New Yorke
Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Corry
The Man for the Place
Governor elect Pinchot names Samuel S. Lewis as Secretary of Highways. The choice signals Grun dy influence in the incoming administration and meets broad approval for Lewis's highway expertise and record as State Treasurer.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pinchot
Samuel S. Lewis
Lewis
Grundy
Department of Highways
Pennsylvania
Highway Department
Commonwealth
Race equality and the pace of social progress
Prof B A Ross of the University of Wisconsin warns that in 25 years the question of racial superiority may be academic as backward races advance rapidly Primitive man could cease to exist. He cites long human evolution and diverged racial groups while urging a shift toward reading and shared tables. Legislative housecleaning is urged as states and Congress face obsolete laws. repeal and revision could improve governance.
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B. A. Ross
University of Wisconsin
United States Congress
Parsimonious Lesson Misused Words From a Language Column
W L Gordon notes common word errors and mispronunciations in daily English. He contrasts parsimonious with prodigal and urges careful spelling such as secession with three i's, not sess.
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W. L. Gordon
Bacon
A Problem A Day Rectangular Field
A Problem A Day asks for the perimeter around a 25 by 36 rod rectangle. It also notes a second question about a square field whose area is 64 times greater. The provided text also presents unrelated arithmetic notes and an answer line with mixed fractions.
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Meena Ag
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files
A settlement of notes on Corry area events from January 7, 1914 includes a freight car bunkhouse fire on Erie lines with an Italian worker rescued, W C Powell displaying a speed cutter, Mrs. Allen Smith's birthday surprise, Mrs H G Leslie's ninety third birthday in Chautauqua, furrier James Drought receiving fox skins, John Rogers and Leon Satterlee to Jamestown for Western Electric business, Mia Theobald Flittner and daughters heading to Stark Florida, Miss Emma Gail visiting old school friends, Miss Gail noted as a long time Corry teacher, along with Cash Hammonds visiting Clymer for Roberts store business.
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Emma Gail
Corry
J. H. Bennett
Gail
Tea Er
Rainboro
LOOK AND LEARN 4 Answers From Yesterday
Answers cover topics from a quiz column including which national park is largest, a bequest funding widows of ex-presidents and its first beneficiary, the gaseous form of water, two landlocked western hemisphere countries, and the book seen as Dickens' autobiography. The reply notes a location in Northampton Massachusetts and Amsterdam as a point of reference, with color hint of reddish brown.
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Charles Dickens
Northampton
Mass
Amsterdam
Holland
Quaero Club Resumes After Holiday Recess
Miss Nellie Wight hosted the Quaero Club at her West Frederick Street home for the first post holiday meeting. Members discussed current events and read Madame Schumann Heink. A brief business hour followed. Next Tuesday evening Mrs. Cora G. Smith will give a travel talk at Mrs. J. H. Wrights home about her European trip last summer.
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Nellie Wight
West Frederick Street
Quaero Club
Madame Schumann Heink
Cora G. Smith
J. H. Wright
West Smith Street
Fragmented Western Pennsylvania items and local notices
A long paragraph covers weather warnings for western Pennsylvania and civic efforts in Titusville to ban fireworks, with petitions from the Titusville Woman's Club. It also notes a speech by Miss Sarah Morrow on radio, fire calls in Clymer, Nash Motors earnings, road survey work between Warren and Titusville, stock market mood, Verdun medal mention, auto price cuts, theater postponement, Kiwanis meeting, and hospital board schedule, followed by a report of a fatal car crash near Canonsburg involving Mrs. Taylor and her husband with casualties likely.
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Titusville
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Gory Evening Journal
Simday
West South Street
Carry
Pi A. D
Colegrove
Maple Avenue
Erie
North Center Street
H. G. Leslie
Chautauqua
James Drought
S. Stinson
Titusvill Herald
John Rogers
Leon Satterlee
Jamestown
Western Electric Company
Mia
Theobald Flittner
Hazel
Florence
Stark
Fla
Cash Hammonds
Clymer
Roberts
the Hat Shop
Ford Garage
Sarah Morrow
Southland
WLEW
Oil City
Women's Clubs
The
Clymer Fire Department
Panama
Clymer Department
Nash Motors
Warren-Titusville
Pleasantville
Warren
Grand Valley
New York Stock Exchange
Verdim
Verdun
112Th
Austin Company
Butler
Blatt
Corry Amusement Company
M i Jannings
Blue Angel
Grand Theatre
First Methodist, Episcopal Church
Kiwanis Clat
Cony Hospital
George R. Steige
Albion
Milton W. Shreve
Helen Hagener
the Independent Woman
Lena Madesin Phillips
International Federation of B. P. W. G
Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Meadville
United Press
Canonsburg
H. Taylor
Wellsburg
P. Bowen
Company B
Margaret Joshua
Pitts 112Th Infantry
Chapin’s Annual
Bextra Special
Esmond Indian Blankets
Cretonnes
Black and Navy
Gordon Silk
Orchid
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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