Corry Evening Journal publication details
Corry Evening Journal lists the publisher Arthur Colegrove and staff alongside advertising reps Fred Kimball Inc, with offices in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh. It notes postal entry, second class mail, annual and per copy rates, and advertising rate information by request.
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Corry
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representative
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
New York
Tide Turns as Employment Rises Across Nation
President Hoover reports a distinct rise in employment nationwide with the tide of jobs turning in the right direction. Analysts expect public works and construction to start, boosting home-building and motor industry, signaling a stronger year ahead with activity in steel and real estate.
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Decline in Lynching Reflects Social Progress
A 1892 comparison shows lynching counts dropped from 255 to ten last year, with education and public opinion strengthening officials’ resolve. The piece argues lynching has no place in a civilized community and that legal justice should move promptly, hoping reductions extend to other violent crimes.
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Architecture for America Century of Progress Show
Chicago plans a grand World\'s Fair of architecture in 1933, touted as a major new era in building. The general manager promises innovative types, methods, and designs that could shape national building styles. The piece notes a booming construction spree with billions in new work and urges Chicago to lead with landmark plans and designs for the country.
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Canada moves toward St Lawrence waterway project
Premier King signals Canada’s shift toward the international waterway plan. Ottawa plans talks with Ontario and Quebec to align federal and provincial positions with U S support. Public sentiment in the United States also favors the St Lawrence development, seen as timely and beneficial.
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Must Circulate To Not Be a Miser With Love
The quote by Paul Geraldy reflects a philosophy that affection and wealth should be shared openly. It presents a stance on generosity as essential to meaningful relationships and social harmony.
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Paul Geraldy
Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Files January 28 1910
Assistance by the Salvation Army and Jud Wheeler helped a Civil War veteran stranded in Columbus after a snow flurry. A Traction car left Market Street rails but was lifted back onto them by this forenoon. The Cole Brothers circus auction drew a huge crowd, described as the largest sale ever held in the city. Andrew Fenton, Concord farmer, stored and shipped 700 bushels of potatoes. Spartansburg notes report 70 Franklin High students went on strike over a demerit system. Sami Jacobson and Company install fine clothes cabinets on S Center Street. The Rosebud sewing club met at Miss Mary Higgins' home. Mrs. Ella Tucker and daughter Katherine stay at Spring Creek Farm to improve health.
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Traction Company
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A Problem a Day in a Grove of 169 Animals
In a Grove of 169 animals the calves make 25 percent of the cattts and the cattle 0 percent of the aucep. Determine the number of calves. Answer to yesterday’s puzzle lists 60 pennies 39 dimes and 1 half dollar with total value five dollars and count 100, but a solution is not found. the explanation says try various combinations of pennies dimes and half dollars.
Woman's Club Bridge Party Set for Thursday
Mrs N Troy Gillette is receiving reservations for the Corry Woman's Club card party to be held at their Mott Street home Thursday evening. Preparations are going smoothly and a large crowd is expected. Awards will be given and refreshments served. Mrs G S Peck is general chairman.
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N. Troy Gillette
Corry
Mott Street
G. S. Peck
Daily Lessons In English Word Study Exclude
Exclude means to shut out or hinder from entrance or admission. The text gives examples and notes mispronunciations misspellings and synonyms to expand vocabulary. It emphasizes mastering one word daily and uses example sentences to illustrate usage.
Look and Learn Quiz Answers Fragment
Answers to yesterday's questions include Lincoln Garfield and McKinsey. The questions reference oranges and lemons, a sea crossing by the Children of Israel, the father of magnetism, Rockfeller Institute location, ultraviolet rays, and a German treaty noted by the U. 8.
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Two Railroad Men Injured In Yard Train Split
Oil City January 26 Two railroad workers suffered minor injuries when a Buffalo freight train separated in Liverly yards at 10 45 Saturday morning The caboose rear section stalled throwing workers inside J A Williams conductor from 525 Hiland avenue was taken to Oil City Hospital with a forehead cut L Cole of 330 1 2 Imperial street received a deep lip gash requiring stitches Both men were shaken up no railroad property damage reported
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Son of Spanish Premier Faces Duel
In Madrid Jose Antonin Primo De Rivera went to Malaga to sue but ready to duel Rodrigues Viguel, ex cabinet minister, on his return. Primo de Rivera named Manuel Losada and Col Garcia Benito as his seconds. Viguri’s challenge followed a heated Law Association meeting where tempers flared.
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Match Monopoly in Return for Big Loan
Berlin January 28 The Reichstag approved a law granting a monopoly in Germany to the Swedish match syndicate led by Ivar Kreuger in return for a loan of 125 million dollars by 240 votes to 145. The Folks party and the Democrats opposed certain features but the government, citing its financial condition, threatened to resign unless the agreement was ratified.
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Corry Building and Loan Association shows steady growth
Conservatively managed and pro ve in every sense Corry Building and Loan Association has completed another year of operation. The article highlights their growth with figures and notes 4,272 similar Pennsylvania associations with assets of 2 240 051 344 03 and 13 000 national associations totaling 8 650 000 000. Also previews school program at the High School auditorium featuring music groups and community entertainment.
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City bootlegging and gambling joints target youths, warn authorities
Police are pressed to act after persistent bootlegging and gambling venues in the city permit youths as young as twelve to gamble and drink. Parents urge stronger action beyond warnings as owners flout laws and craft plans for easy profits by exploiting children.
Nitro Explosions Claim Driver Near Oil City
In days gone by nitro glycreine blasts plagued nearby oil fields but have declined. A Titusville man died yesterday when a truck carrying high explosives veered off a snow covered road near Oil City, slammed into a snow bank, and detonated, a crash heard for miles. Brown loutinis was the driver. He faced dangers of such explosions risking others on the road.
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Two Boys Die In Coasting Accidents Near Pittsburgh
Two boys died in separate coasting accidents in the Pittsburgh area. Clyde Sleigh, 11, of Shaler township was struck by an automobile near Millvale while coasting, and 25 year old Annett Carburmone reportedly caused the collision. A second incident injured an eight year old, with details unclear due to damaged report. In the same district over 44 hours, Patrick Johnson, 15, was struck near his home and killed by a vehicle. David Brown was injured in a separate incident involving a sled and a car interruption.
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Perilous Ice Flood Threatens Lower Wash River
New perils erode the Walmasy river region with heavy ice and flood waters. The flood endangers homes in Une bottom lands near Mr. Vernon as Posey county records higher levels than earlier. The death of Bentley prompts funeral services in Vineland with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Autos killed 31500 in US in 1929 report says
Chicago January 28 Automobilists killed approximately 31500 persons in the United States last year 13 percent more than 1928 figures released today by the National Safety Council show The total is by far the largest since automobiles became a factor in accidents and accounts for about one third of all accident fatalities Most of those killed were pedestrians The report notes rising deaths in several states while others show little change or increases over 1928 data
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