Cony Evening Journal masthead text and pricing
The item lists the Corry Pennsylvania Cony Evening Journal masthead details, publisher, postal filing, and subscription rates. It notes 85.00 per year by mail and 3 cents per copy by carrier, with advertising rates available on request.
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Artur Colehrave
Cory
Carriar
Evolution an old idea to ty wpfortunate that the dea of evolution
A Toronto professor explains that evolution is an ancient theory, long considered by thinkers before Darwin. He argues Darwin clarified how evolution might occur but did not create the doctrine itself, challenging those who claim the world was formed exactly as it is now a few thousand years ago.
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Dirsyin
Jaye
McMurrich
Toronto
Unie Seralty
Cincinnati
Davatop
Mop Hong
Darwin
Joan
Shore
Charles
Honert
Twenty Years Ago In The Journal Files Tantary 1
Master Frank Bradt, who has been living with his grandparents, returned to his home in Sewickley yesterday. Mids Boesie Merrick hosted the senior class at her Washington Street home Saturday evening.
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Tantary
Frank Bradt
Sewickley
Mids Boesie Merrick
Washington Street
Modern Crusaders Promoted Health Through Open Air Crusade
A fragmented report describes a modern crusade promoting health among children across communities. It notes the program's aims for exercise in open air, proper sleep, and nutrition, with leaders claiming broad age adaptability and positive outcomes. Also mentioned are a sidewalk accident, a scarlet fever case, a prize dance in Amory, and a banquet anecdote.
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Hartiers Ap
Dironieh
Orul Sen
Dhermelves
Loyalty and loyalty in industry reform amid a fire tale
A garbled account discusses loyalty to employees and management amid industrial profits and new apartment plans. It notes Louis Guyon of Ghieaga going broke, employees pooling resources, and plans to transfer properties to loyal workers after training. The piece reflects midcentury labor sentiment and the influence of industry on workers.
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Louis Guyon
Ghieaga
Tan
Dubfries
Guyoiyresupee
Fragmented 1920s chatter mixed with political flubs
The text reads like a garbled column of oddities including divorce rumors for Tom Sims, a joke on winter shirts, hoaxes about Kumi Chini and a new Honduran president, stray phrases about Egypt, American fashion, a turtle soup factory in Australis, and scattered remarks on bankers judges and politicians with little coherent narrative or dates.
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Los Angeles
Kumi Chini
Honduras
Egypt
Australis
Sallon
Usin
Oka Lon
Scotland
Ieey
Penny
Kirpo
Dempsey
Pampas
Keareay
Johnson
Gorniak Freed of Murder Charge in Erie Case
Michael Gorniak, held on murder charges in the Nestelhant killing, was granted a preliminary hearing before Alderman Edward Hayes and discharged. The body of John Nestelhant, found five miles south of Wesleyville, had prompted the arrest days after the October 12 incident, but the Commonwealth failed to prove a definite link. A garage and furnished rooms rental notices appear afterward.
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Erie
Michael Gorniak
John Nestelhant
Edward Hayes
Gorniak
State Police
Snow
Nesselhaus
Wesleyville
Fie
Commonwealth
Gornvnle
Man Jilted On Warren Court House Steps
In Jamestown a man jilted on Warren court house steps when his bride to be failed to appear after checking marriage eligibility. Deputy Hall confirmed the marriage could be legal, but the groom waited with his bride to be who never arrived. The couple argued heatedly as they left toward the Jamestown car.
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Warren Court House
Warren
Jan
Bo'lock
B. P. Hall
New York State
Hall
Court House
Recorders Office
Mr Hall
Iai
Mr. Hall
Jamestown
Vets Bureau Reorganized Under New Principles
United States Veterans' Bureau announces a broad reorganization based on "sound business principles" with changes effective January 15. Gen. Frank T. Hines, the director, said some division heads would shift and clerical staffing might be curtailed at a future date.
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United Prom
Washington
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Frank T. Hines
Hines
Admits Murder Offiers Will At Uniontown
Tred Grimm was jailed in Uniontown charged with the murder of Ralph Gadisboro, 44, of Fairchurce. Grimm confessed he shot Gadisboro with a repeating rifle over alleged intimacies with Grimm’s wife. A hospital patient, Neatrice Law, reportedly improved after arm treatment. A business meeting at Blut Birch restaurant drew about fifty members.
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Corry Hoeypital
Willie
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