Corry Evening Journal Classified Advertising Rates
Public notice lists national ad rep agencies and offices in New York Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia with subscription pricing 6.00 yearly by mail 2.50 by mail in advance and carrier rates 3 cents per copy 15 cents per week for Corry Pa distribution.
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Corry Evening Journal
West Heath Street
Corry
Colegrove
Fred Kimball, Inc
New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Way to Prosper Prominent Suggests Moratorium to Stabilize Recovery
A Washington correspondent quotes an anonymous gentleman urging a three month moratorium on complaints by business and labor to aid recovery. He argues a healing silence after Congress and NRA battles would let profits rise, hours improve, and labor conditions stabilize as workers endure during a trial period.
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Washington
Pan! Mallon
Congress
NRA
Archaic juries and radio ideals in a snapshot of reports
A historical clipping contrasts a jurors verdict error and judge remarks urging tolerance for nonunanimous decisions, with a Roosevelt stance on radio free speech. It also notes Alan Villiers seeking a schooner to sail and a Danish cutter found abandoned.
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Reunion
Alan Villiers
America
Marion Clayton rises from stock to film in Hollywood
Hollywood sees Marion Clayton’s rapid ascent from Cornish School student to leading film roles with Norma Shearer Frederic March and Charles Laughton. Starting as a stage actor she joined an itinerant company, then earned screen parts from Peter Pan to Bella in Die Barreta of Wimpole Street, gaining fame at Pasadena Playhouse and Civic Repertory Theatre before moving to cinema.
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Seattle
Norma Shearer
Frederic March
Charles Laughton
Marion
California
Lee Golden State
Hollywood
Grilies
Miss Clayton
J. M. Barre
Hepburn
Los Angeles
Sue
Pasadena Playhouse
Civic Repertory Theatre
Bella
Die Barreta
Wimpole Street
Trouper
Twenty Years Ago Taken From the Journal Files July 2 1914
A snapshot of notices and events from the era includes cemetery decisions on a community mausoleum, warnings on fireworks sales, church remodeling plans for an eight family apartment, and local deaths. Also noted are railroad civil engineer Russell Orcutt’s passing, a 74 year old James Ford death, and July Fourth fair racing plans. Pennsylvania farm families reach radio adoption estimates at 172 419, with insurance settlements from a recent Columbus fire and a wash bag sale at Phillips the Jeweler.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
White House to close tours during renovations
UPI reporting from Washington notes the White House will close to tours for weeks as carpenters electricians and clerks work in executive offices and downstairs rooms Mrs Roosevelt intends to repaint the red room and keep tradition intact while the building is updated A letter from an Alabama farmer seeking a drought mule illustrates ongoing federal concerns and a Winchester Virginia dispatch reports odd fishing season incidents and a electrified sink in Hinsdale Massachusetts after a lightning strike lasting effects on daily life and local oddities.
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United Press
Washington
Wile
Touriss
White House
Roosevelt
Agriculture Department
Alabama
Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
G. R. Packett
Winchester
Packett
Lew Grimm
Merning
Tris
Shenandoah River
Paris Fashion Dictates Evening Attire Standards
Parisian Andre de Pouguieres reiterates that Paris men are shedding casual dress for dignified elegant evening wear. He praises formal tails and a high hat to complement feminine finery, condemns vulgar outfits and a casual tan for social functions, and calls on Paris to defend style against bad taste while stressing optimism and confidence through well-dressed attire.
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Paris
Andre de Pouguieres
Andre
Beeq de Pouquieres
André
Tan Ion Uri
Mainner
Star Signals By Octavine Star Signals By Octavine
A dated fortune style column predicts a day to sell ideas and attract unusual, appealing notions. It notes a firm morning round, profit in the evening, a May 1985 birthday phase, and social expansion from November 22 to December 1 with improving finances and romance.
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Jildret
Nude Nude Marriages Under Court Scrutiny
In Chicago on July 2 Judge Francis Bobatil expects a ruling on whether nude marriages are decent. Samuel Wallace and his wife were married on Saturday at the World Mail grounds with nude participants and a nude minister. Lawyer Mary Helle Spencer argues the nudity suggests immorality. The couple were arrested at a honeymoon breakfast but released on $1,000 bond.
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United Press
Chicago
Francis Botalil
Sally Rand
Samuel Wallace
World Mail
Mary Helle Spencer
Wallace
Substation 1S Abandoned in Ridgway area
Kane July 2 Pennsylvanian State Highway Patrol sub station 34 Ridgway abandoned Saturday. Officers reassigned to Girard Erie Smethport Warren. Local rumor had Kane receiving a new patrol barracks but no replacement station is planned in the district.
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Highway Patrol
Ridgway
Kane
Pennsylvani c State Highway Patrol
Nori’s Road
Swale
Harrisburg
J. G. Rasavage
Pat
Andrew Kanishik
Girard
Patear Erie
P. H. Winger
Smethport
Elk County
P. ©. Kissinges
Warren
Lisi
Statin
Picides
Milk wagon damaged as car strikes horse in Waterbury
In Waterbury Connecticut a car driven by Florence Dvonikis struck a horse drawn milk wagon. The horse reacted by bucking and kicking, damaging the radiator headlight and fender of the automobile in the collision.
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Waterbury
Conn
Old Dobbin
Mias Florence Dvonikis
Erie Woman Freed in Death of Her Husband
Katherine Garren, 43, was justified in fatally wounding Arthur T. Garren, 51, proprietor of Garrens Grill in Erie. A coroner’s inquest ruled no charges would be filed after witnesses described repeated brutal beatings by Garren, including whipping and dragging his wife, leading to his death at Hané hospital.
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Katherine Garren
Erie
Arthur T. Gar
Garren
Burton ¥. Laub
Dee
Hane Hospital
Garren Asturl
Two Men Reported Drowned After Bay Swim
Police investigate reports that two drunken men naked allegedly swam from Poplar Street toward the peninsula in Hee Bay Wir and disappeared Friday afternoon. Witnesses say they stripped to swim and announced intentions to reach the island. observers fear both drowned.
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Hee Bay
Poplar
Yen
Insula
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Audio Manufacturers’ Association
Byrd
Hollywood Elm Shop
Marion Clayton
Uke Atocke
Joseph Conrad
Journal
Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Brooks
Patterson
John B. Patterson
Congregational Church
Fourth Avenue
West Pleasant Street
McCoy
Russell Orcutt
Brie
Hot Springs
Orcutt
James ‘P. Ford
Mrs. Pier
Columbus Avenue
Franklin
Venango County
Penny
Suuck
Rat
Union City
Henry Whart
George Emerson
Fire Insurances
Columbus
Fair Grounds
Phillips
Hinsdale
Mass
Michael Ryan
Mary Knight
Fear Two
Chapin’s
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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