Newspaper classifieds and notices header and rates
The text shows Associated Press copyright notices, mail rates, and delivery pricing for a small town newspaper. It lists locations and buildings, pricing for mail and carrier delivery, and mentions exclusive AP use for republishing dispatches. It appears as a boilerplate header and advertising rate card rather than a full news item.
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Evening Journal
Kimball
Ing
New ‘York
Baare
Chicago
Deiralh
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Republic
Corry
Free War Trade Echoes In Postwar Visionary Speech
A confused article drafts a wartime outlook on free trade and hemispheric unity. It discusses abandoning inter American barriers via executive action, aiming for a wartime coalition approach, and speculates on postwar tariffs and a potential free trade world. It notes Patrick J. Hurley's appointment as a brigadier general and reflects on political neutrality in wartime leadership. It contrasts earlier wars' political generals with World War II era expectations under Roosevelt. It also touches on Europe freezing conditions and human suffering amid the conflict.
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United States
Americas
Free Coalition
Patrick J. Hurley
Tmder Hoover
Roosevelt
Stimson
Knox
Knudsen
Hurley
Lincoln
McGlellan
Banks
House of Representatives
McClernand
Butler
Fremont
Shafter
Nelson A. Miles
Wilsop
Don Nelson Hannibal boy to war production chief
Don Nelson, born in Hannibal Missouri in 1888, rose from a local boy of the South Side to become New War Production Chief. A bright student and athlete, he excelled at high school and the University of Missouri, worked in Sears Roebuck labs, and later became a vice president before dedicating himself to wartime production. He valued education, had a temper in youth, and kept ties to his hometown and boyhood memories. He was influenced by Mark Twain's era and remained focused on science and public service.
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Don Nelson
New War
Missouri
Henry B. Jameson
Hannibal
Donid M Nelson
Bear Creek
South Side
North
Lord Fauntleroy
Donald
Tad
Donald Nelson
Mark Twain
Quincy Nelson
Mary Ann MacDonald Nelson
Lyon Street
MacDonal
Neledn
Tom Sawyer
Huck Finn
Washington
Joh W. Mahoney
Nelson
Mahoney
Migpourt
Don
Sinclair Mainlandy
Missour
Mainland
Oth Misson
Chemisry
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Princeton
Twenty Years Ago Items From Journal Files
A note recalls twenty years ago entries dated January 28, 1902. No Sunday issue that day. The column also corrects English usage in a light editorial aside about the proper phrasing of into versus in to and the movement of objects.
Weather and mood linked in Daily Dozen piece
A promotional item notes that weather changes affect mood and mental state differently for individuals. It argues barometric pressure influences nervous and mental activity, blaming nervous distress and possible clinical disturbances on the weather, with emphasis on mentally ill patients.
DAILY QUIZ Sow Many Can You Answer
The reader is invited to check the classified page for answers to a seven question daily quiz. It asks about historical and generic facts from names and places to astronomy and food storage with true or false.
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U.S
Philippines
Alaska
Congress of the
United States
Hungary
France
Spain
Copernicus
Herschel
Halley
Cape Horn
Damien
Rose tree and calendar notes in early facts
Rhododendrons called rose trees by ancients with a Greek origin for its name. A tentative Easter date is proposed by reformers as the first Sunday after the second Saturday in April. In America only rattlesnakes copperheads water snakes and era snakes are poisonous. Chukat parities move between 18 and 18 miles an show to in navy clothing standards.
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América
Aviation's Rising Role In Wartime Air Power Debate
Stewart reviews aviation's wartime value from aircraft production to air power supremacy. He notes a $12.5 billion appropriation, Cannon's focus on air control, and General Lowe's figures on aviator training and postwar use. He cites Hicksley on aviation replacing some surface transport and mail with flying networks.
Fragmentary Vision of Water Day Effects and Wool Demand
A garbled text fragment notes a hot day by water changing sun exposure and odors from a ski ad or lenses, claiming a strong effect on burning and mentioning half a million sheep in the United States tied to wool demand. The passage is unclear but hints at weather, sensory impressions, and agricultural trade.
Spring Creek Youth Injured in Car Crash
Edward Nelson a 19 year old from Spring Creek is in Corry hospital with a fractured left leg severe contusions after a collision on the Corry Spring Creek road seven miles east of the city. Nelson stopped to tend a radiator when Robert Lynn of Pittfield swerved to avoid him and struck the prone pedestrian. Damages to the cars were minor, likely under $40.
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Edward Nelson
Corry Hospital
Corry-Spring Greet
Nelsunt
Corry
Robert Lynn
Pittafield
Hlm
Lynn
Nelson
Corp T. A. Hubley
Farm Calendar Ten Tons of Tomatoes and Other Notes
Ten ton per acre tomato production in Pennsylvania shows growers using clean seed deep-planted plants fertile soil and 500 to 1000 pounds of fertilizer. Other items urge better cow feeding to boost milk, optimal spring water for laying hens, rising horse prices, wood fuel prep for next year and 4-H clubs collecting salvage metal and paper for defense needs.
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Pennsylvania
Acre
Cak
Buckleys Canadiol Mix for Bronchial Relief Ad
An old advertisement-style text touts Buckleys Canadiol Mix as a remedy for bronchial asthma and chronic bronchitis. It urges readers to buy at drug stores and take a teaspoonful to loosen phlegm, ease coughing, and improve breathing and sleep.
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Landsley
Fae Macy
Buckley
Canada
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