Mopiltahed Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates and Inquiries
A fragmented market notice lists advertising rates and representatives for Corry Evening Journal. It names TROD KIMBALL and multiple national advertising representatives with addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Philadelphia Pittsburgh Milwaukee and Michigan. It includes post office and mailing details, with annual and weekly rates, and Courier options.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
ALDS
Colegrove
Aethur Golesroves
Ublisher
National Advertising
Trod Kimball
ING
44Th St
Ney
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Passenger-appeal: Eastman’s rail plan targets riders
Eastman urges modernization to stop rail passenger losses. He calls for safer, cleaner, faster service with varied fare options from 1.5 to 8 cents per mile, discounts for groups, improved baggage handling, and targeted services for local, thrifty, intercity, and luxury travelers.
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Eastman
Washington
Gultroads
Autos Lead Again to Recovery in 19th Century Mood
The auto industry faces near full capacity as buyers demand new cars amid improving general markets. Steel follows autos with rising plant utilization, while heavy industries, mills, and tool demand hint at broader recovery. Government programs and rail demand could fuel construction and equipment markets this winter and spring.
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Automovendustry
Billt
Canadian Reciprocity Revival in Trade Talks Reported
A Canadian reciprocity push faces renewed effort this year as Liberal provincial leaders back trading deals with the Taft administration. Premier Behat of the Conservatives gears toward an election while the U S Secretary of State Jamies calls for hearings in Washington on March 18 to discuss renewed commerce.
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Canada
Taft
Tcta
Thorce
Liberal
Be~hat
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files January 25 1815
A recap of local rumors on police reform at the upcoming City Commission session. Notes on a large Lodge of Odd Fellows gathering in Columbus with seven candidates receiving the first degree. Engineer Dickson preparing for a Pacific Coast exposition trip. Charles Auer leaving for Pittsburgh and G B Heath returning from Chicago. Municipal Club hosts reception for members and ladies. Ice from local Columns praised as high quality. Theodore Winger and Mr. Williams to take over J A Reed grocery on North Center Street February 5. The Kariff Boys entertain at the auditorium to a good sized audience. Death by own action in New Britain divorce case. Fritz W Snugg dies in bath holding a note offering divorce, stating love remains.
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Theodore Winger
Mr. Williams
Conneautville
J. 4. Reed
North Center Street
Congress Meets Its Match in Quipster Joah Lee
Washington Jan 26 United Press reports Oklahoma Democrat Joah Lee, a first term congressman famed for story telling, recounts a humorous exchange with a candidate about relief under the new deal. Wallace cites Johnson and Peck in a broad critique of farm policy and cabinet choices.
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United Press
Washington
Joah Lee
Oklahoma
Congress
Ope
G. O
Non-existent Streets Found by Bridgeport Planning Commission
Bridgeport planning officials reviewed city maps and identified 221 miles of streets that did not exist. The report noted apparent mapping errors and gaps while investigators continued the citywide review.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Paris Styles Bootees Spark Fashion Shift in Footwear
Paris reports a fashion surge with new eight strap booties that lace across the instep to the ankle. Madame La Smarte pairs the style with a belted three quarter coat and a Russian toque, while Clark kidskin and patent leather lacing offer a unique high tongue design. Preciosa shows a silver and white fooling, a fresh evening slipper trend replacing prior silver and white satin.
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Paris
Cecil
the Gristom
Madame la Smarte
Clark Kidskin
Preciosa
Sweeping change urged in high school course planning
Dr. W D Henderson of Michigan Extension education urged Butler County officials to replace the annual teachers institute with a new curriculum plan. He proposed a common core course of study for ten years and five tool subjects English health science social service and a cultural subject then allow students to choose a vocational or college track. He supported Latin and mathematics for all and warned eliminating math would stifle future Einstein and Newtons.
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Butler
W. D. Henderson
Ubertor
University of Michigan
Hadresing
Butler County
Henderson
Gudy
Havi
Lanevapesi
Star Signals January 28 Guidance for Daily Matters
A 1935 column advises on favorable times for business tasks and selling to others this afternoon, urges maintaining steady spirits, and highlights astrology topics. It notes birthdate insights, suggests philosophical truth, warns about accidents with sharp instruments and icy conditions, and gives date-related guidance for social periods in late 1935 to 1936.
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Ordea
Sub tropical evidence from Corvallis botany study
Oregon State College professor Hold Linborn presents evidence that Oregon hosts a tropical climate anomaly. The Teaves, newly found plant varieties, resemble those in Central American and South American regions, indicating subtropical elements in local flora.
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Corvallis
Gthold Linborn
Oregon State Colle
Oregon
Great
Guntral Amserien
Charlie Ruggl es meek huband in Red Gap cast
Hollywood gossip notes Charlie Ruggles known for henpecked roles in Ruggles of Red Gap. The piece outlines his stage to screen shift, screen persona, and co stars like Mary Boland Roland Young Zasu Pitts and Tella Hyams. Also mentions Laughton as the English butler and Ruggles’ energetic side off screen. A brief local item adds a white hen sighting in South Charleston.
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Hollywood
Charlie Rug
H.T. Webster
Charlie
Ruggles
Red Gap
Charles Laughton
Harry Leon
Wilson
Laughton
Paramount
Mary Boland
Roland Young
Zasu Pitts
Tella Hyams
Hubby
Raigon
Hind
Maere
Charlie Ruggles
Cratky
Ty Wimsatt
Reich
San Fernando Valley
Washington-NEWS-World Focus on Capitol Hill Figures
A Washington writer highlights key lawmakers shaping policy, detailing Senator Carter Glass and Senator Morris Sheppard among others, and contrasting paths of public service. The piece discusses how a few Congress members from New York and Maryland influenced unemployment insurance, pensions, and social security, noting varied backgrounds from street tough to formal schooling.
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Charles P. Stewart
Washington, D. C
Washington
Carter Glass
Morris Sheppard
Hiram W. Johnson
Waerer
New York
Lewis
Maryland
Capitol Hill
United States
Manhattan
Horn
Pennsylvanus
Ona
Cain
Welty Aezrees
College of the City of New York
New Yorks Law School
Wagner
Gothin
Hnilijentia Patiticran
Congress
Nyoke
Hie
Pot Jong
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Henry Wallace
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