Motor Barometer Signals Steady 1928 Prosperity Outlook
The Corry Journal discusses a robust 1928 prospect with automotive industry momentum as a barometer of broader business health. It notes the industry’s reorganization, standardization, and financing improvements, suggesting optimism for U.S. prosperity and rising consumer confidence. A regional view links European demand and American surpluses to the overall economic mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pt Lendoner
New York
Sun Thar
Tulsa
Woman Recalls Recovery After Pinkham's Medicine
A Glens Falls woman describes illness that left her unable to stand and perform housework for two years. After using Pinkham's Compound, she reports regaining health, strength, and the ability to manage a four person family, urging others to request the health booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Pinkham
Guna
Buncwety
Glens Falls
N.Y
Avery
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From the Journal Files
Twenty years ago the Armory concert and dance drew about ninety couples amid crowding praise for Kohlur's orchestra. Dr William H Crawford of Allegheny College wintered in Europe and planned spring return. Local towns faced tramp issues as ston e piles near Fairies had a noticeable effect on crime, while newspapers remark on scattered comments.
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Armory
Kohlur
Ody
William
Crawford
Allégheny College
Europe
Renun
Mondville
Will Rebuild Kinzua Hotel After Fire Damage
Warren January 16 A fire damaged the Hotel at Sneuadhint week. Mire Hoyt Donner owner of the hotel property expects to rebuild the hotel and make it modern in every way. Auto tourists and travelers on the Allegheny Highway emphasize the need for a good hotel in Kinzua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Sneuadhint
Mire Hoyt Donner
Kineuy
Framingham TB crusade expands to Syracuse
Millbank foundation extends its concentrated tuberculosis campaign from Framingham Massachusetts to Syracuse New York with municipal health officials and university medical faculty collaborating. Officials expect notable disease reduction as proven prevention and cure methods spread. Strong local support and publicity aim to broaden to other cities and naval centers in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framingham
Mass
Tf In
Millbank Foundation
Syra¢use
N.Y
Syracuse
Infant Governments and the League of Nations Debate
Raymond W S Fosdick, former undersecretary general of the League, argues for giving the League a fair chance. He urges avoiding hasty condemnation and studying it closely to foster cooperation, with possible membership considerations, as the United States once faced when a constitutional government was young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
League of Nations Organization
Raymond WS. Fosdick
League of Nations
Atlantic
New England man’s will rumors and quirky remarks flood a column
A local column lampoons wealth boasts and public figures with a stream of fractured jokes. It touches on a New England man’s will, regional quirks, crime quips, and observations about money, politics, and society, mixing witty lines and fragmented anecdotes from various locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Frank
Alabma
Franke
Henry
Florida
Tmkeé
Ottawa
Hrfehds
Seouls
Mast
Besi
Mick
Unt Littal
Germany and France face reparations dispute in postwar tension
An American critic argues Germany should pay for wartime damage but notes France and the United States fear insoluble demands. The piece compares 1871 reparations and warns against idleness or sabotage, urging renewed German industry through collaboration with France and the United States to avoid mutual ruin.
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Clegthy
Hie Gérmais
Él Pragce
Germany
America
Iti
Mranne
Pointed Gun Fine in Grein County Court
Arrested by Lieutenant Rahe and Officer Lefferts on a charge of pointing a loaded firearm at a person in Dunkirk. The defendant, Dognitic Palle, 120 Fay Third Street, faced liquor possession charges. On revolver charges he pleaded guilty. judge Anglim fined $100 and suspended imprisonment pending payment. $5041 daily fund referenced.
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Dunkirk
Jan
Rahe Agit Oficer Lefferts
Fay Third Street
Wathol
Anglim
Feria
Missing Woman Found At Clean
The sheriff reports a missing woman found at Clean. She had been away from her home on the highway between Vandalia and Alle nhahy. She was located at the home of Les W. J. McDonald on N Eighth Street in Clean. Deputy Sheriff Rath F Knight confirmed the discovery.
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Vandalia
Allenhahy
Alice
Les W. J. McDonald
Eighth Street
Sheriff's Department
Engine Runs Wild Through Dunkirk City Disaster
A derailed engine caused mayhem in Dunkirk with freight cars scattered and damage to the Central engine as rescue crews work amid collapsing tracks. The incident blocks roads and disrupts travel as investigators assess how the switch engine failed and led to the wreck.
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Dunkirk
Ponty Sted
New
Windzet
Horatio OF Bronk
Aisiush
Wienstanian
Drocton
Death claims two children of one family in Frnalin
A Jan 106 fire claim took the lives of two youngsters in Franklin leaving behind a widow and five other children. The tragedy, told amid a chaotic report, notes the parents and relatives awaiting word on arrangements and a private interment.
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Pranklin
Dents
Bikiaye
Cosbin
Artur Tounian
Dal
Chester
Lucille
Syed
Anna
Corbin
Uovtiin
Basile Stad
Refrigerator and Stove Repairing Notice
Repair service advertised for refrigerators and stoves. Mentions range of parts and work, with contact or location clues on Main Street near Epa streets. Unclear details due to damaged text but indicates repair offerings in local area.
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Juathey Pase
Prese
Leavin
Torin
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