Cony Evening Journal Publisher Rates and Mail Terms
The snippet lists publishing details for the Cony Evening Journal at Curry Pennsylvania. It notes second class mail status, annual subscription price of 95 cents by mail, and a per copy rate of three cents, with a weekly rate of fifteen cents. The text credits Arthur Colegrove as publisher and references South Street Curry.
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Sanday
South Street
Curry
D. Coleanove
Arthur Colegrove
Cece
Cartier
Postwar farm land values show no abatement yet
The Department of Agriculture reports a persistent slump in farm land values with March 1, 1920 values averaging 36 percent below March 1, 1920 levels. North Atlantic states held steadier while New England and Georgia saw larger declines. Despite some regional gains, farmers face higher expenses and uneven incomes. poets fared similarly, with even famed Georgia singer Frank Stanton leaving little after his death.
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Department of Agriculture
Middle West
North Atlantic
Michigan
Wisconsin
Delaware
Maryland
Virginias
Massachusetts
Georgia
Norris Pleads Self Defense in Fort Worth Killing
In Austin Judge Hamilton resumes the trial of Rev. J. Frank Norris on charges of murdering D. Chipps, a Fort Worth lumberman, last July. Norris, tired but ready, seeks to prove he acted in self defense as defense attorney Jesse M. Brown emphasizes Chipps' reputation as a hard drinker and his intoxicated state.
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Unilea Frew Austin
Tex
J. Frank Norris
J. R. Hamilton
Chipps
Norris
Chow
Fort Worth
Jesse M. Brown
First Annual Ball by Commercial Travelers Held at Messenger
Twenty years ago the Journal notes the first annual ball under the Commercial Travelers at Messenger theatre, a brilliant success. Ea Hewitt returns from Philadelphia. damage case against Pennsylvania Railroad continued to April term. Eugene Heath visits home. McElroy couple moves to West Wayne Street home owned by Dennis Parker. Clayton Place and Low Mangus attend funeral in Titusville for John Lawrence. Erie Union City Cambridge and Corry Railway directors meet in Erie. Charles Van Bibhen of Boston elected president.
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Messenger Theatre
Clayton Place
Low Mangus
Titusville
John Lawrence
Erie, Union City, Cambridge and Corry Railway Company
Erie
Charles van Bibhen
Boston
Fine Exhibits At Farm Show In Harrisburg
Harrisburg report of the eleventh Annual farm show highlights include the poultry exhibit described as the largest in the show's history with about 150 more birds than last year. Officials expect judging of poultry to finish today. A quarantine against the European corn borer reduced corn displays this year, affecting about half of Pennsylvania counties. D. F. Holbein of Lancaster County noted the tobacco exhibit crowned the King of Pennsylvania with the best cigar filler on display.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
D. F. Holbein
Lancaster County
Tobacco King of
Stigiw
Washington Sidelights on Life and Brookhart Smiles
Rodney Dutchers NEA Service report from Washington recounts the line of a Senate ethics inquiry. Senator Smith Wildman Brookhart and challenger Steck spar over charges of lobbying and expenses. Brookhart’s courtroom-like smile is described as sharp and mocking as the dispute unfolds during the Interstate Commerce Committee proceedings.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA Bervice
Washington
Jan
Smith Wildman Brookhart
Hon Smith Wildman Brookhart
Interstate Commery Committée
Daniel P Steets Brookhart
Towa
Steck
Senate
Brockhart
Gyssie Woods
Wood
Stacie Hught
Hinself
Cathei Stelle
Brookhurs
Repos
New Hampshire
Brookhart
Chaplin Faces Public Questions Over Troubles
United Press report says Charles Chaplin, recovering after his recent collapse, plans to meet with attorney Nathan Burkan to address ongoing divorce disputes. Burkan says Chaplin wants to support his wife and children, while she seeks about four million dollars. Chaplin reportedly left Los Angeles last week and has begun eating solid foods, regaining some weight.
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New Yors
Charles Chapin
Nathan Burekan
Chaplin
Kite Grey
Hurkan
Lins Angeles
Crystallization Variance in Honey Types
Honey crystallization varies with glucose and fructose ratios. Some kinds like alfalfa crystallize nearly completely, others remain liquid under practical temperature conditions. Factors include relative sugar content and storage.
A Man of Rare Professional Attainment
The originator of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, the late Ray V. Pierce, M.D., began in Western Pennsylvania and later moved to Buffalo New York to establish the World's Dispensary. His home remedies, praised for appetite, digestion, skin, and youth, are advertised as harmless tablets sold by Dr. Pierce's Clinic in Buffalo.
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Dr. Pierce
Ray V. Pierce
Penesylvania
Buffalo
N.Y
Pierce
Pleive
Metz to be tried again in Venango Court
Oil City safety director Joseph G. Metz faces another trial in Venango County. He was charged with selling liquor to a state policeman at Spalding and Mete drug store in Franklin in September, allegedly without prescription. The case follows a prior jury deadlock and a petition to remove Metz from the Safety Department. District Attorney Goodwin indicated uncertainty about fellow indicted broker J Monard Smiley’s next steps.
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Joseph G. Met
Oil City
Willi M. Parker
Crisminall
Franklin
Spalding
Finn
Metz Ae
Elise Vounbilrman
Casnell Seméiedt
Powerlé
Council
John
Arnold
Clearfield
Goodwin
J. Monard Smiley
I Pranklin
Noted Violinist Dies Penniless in Colorado
United Press reports in Denver that 60 year old violinist Olson, once a favorite of the Eastern classical world and later director of a major New York Symphony Orchestra, lies in the county morgue awaiting burial. Efforts to locate Olson's brother in Virginia continue, with the coroner's office saying he will be buried in Potter's Field unless something intervenes.
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United Press
Denver
Gol
Jane
Sohn Citeen
America
Swed
New Yorke Symphony Orchestra
Olson
Walifginia
Furfell
Potters Held
Ine
Unclear input on animal attacks and individuality measures
Fragmentary text mentions attacks by cougars on Lilmai beings and a debate on counting individuality in animals. Core facts, dates, places, or identifiable entities are not clearly present. story quality is too low for reliable summary.
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Buble
Ice worsens damage to Tig Rock bridge in Franklin
Jan Moving reports that ice forces further destruction of the Tig Rock bridge. The outward end of the span was knocked from the first pier, previously cut off to wrecking contractors. Only a portion of ironwork remains visible. one span stays on the piers with two standing piers and wreckage, as wreckers hope for river freeze to aid removal.
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Franklin
Jan
Tig Rock
Love Affair Ends in Tragedy at Chicago
A Syracuse University coed Mims Alyse Davey and Garvey Jones a Chicago medical student were the central figures in a fatal love tragedy. Jones twice attempted suicide over the relationship. After a prior abortive act last Friday he shot himself yesterday, declaring life not worth living.
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Chicago
Mims Alyse Davey
Syracuse University
Garvey Jones
Preshman
Chicaoo University
Jones
Jule Fraternity
Soan
Mies Davey
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