Corry Evening Journal Publisher and Advertising Rates
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday from South Street Corry Pa with Arthur Colegrove as publisher. National representatives include Fred Kimball Inc New York Chicago Pittsburgh advertising rates available on request by mail subscription options listed.
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Corry Evening Journal
South Street
Corry
A.D. Golegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
40Th
New York
Seaworthy planes push for transatlantic air service
Ramon Franco's sea plane triumphs by surviving a week afloat while discussing the viability of seaplanes for long ocean flights. The piece argues airships must cope with rough seas and emphasizes strong hulls, power, and water landings over parachutes or inflatable craft. Lindbergh’s bold solo leap is cited as a caution for future aviators.
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Ramon Franco
Atlante Ocean
Beause
Flaa
Powen
Abell
City Horrors and the Promise of Pleasant Living
Stuart Chase portrays a near future city as a technological nightmare with steel abysses noxious vapors and poison gas risk. He warns of congestion and alienation in Mexalopalis but argues modern progress can enable pleasant moderate sized cities or villages with essential comforts.
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Tubure
Stuart Chase
League For Tnuustrial Democracy
Loague
Notor
Twenty Years Ago Aw Taken From Journal
A fragment from the July 10 1909 issue recalls a popular week event at Diving Park where a major athletic meet was held. Names mention Kane and Warren plus local residents, travel plans to Pittsburgh and Louisiana, and a morning home scene with Catherine Lacey.
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Fitew
Kane
Game of Correct English by W L Gordon
Fragmentary puzzle style page lists questions on pronunciation spelling and grammar. It presents several items such as wrong sentence usage mispronunciation of strategic and misspelled words like imaginary imaterial imaginable and a messy set of partial answers and garbled phrasing from yesterday’s exercises.
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W. L. Gordon
Rainfall to barrels for a 52 by 48 roof
A cistern drains a roof of 52 feet by 48 feet. Barrels hold 31.5 gallons. With rainfall of 1 to 4 inches, determine how many barrels are needed to collect the runoff. The problem echoes a math exercise combining unit conversion and area-to-volume calculation.
Chautauqua Season Opens With Big Lineup
The Chautauqua season begins with a strong program featuring the Woman's Club, Dr Richard Burton, and Prof. Minus presenting Advent of Amation. Notable events include the Syme phony Orchestra concert at the Amphibion Me and a Judson House tenor solo, with Amely Bart expected to arrive by plane for a 2:30 Amphitheatre address. Mary Vance Phelps notes abundant attractions and the challenge of choosing among them.
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Chautauqua
Guy
Ghawlangile Weion
Nash ‘Ville
Richard Burton
Wessi
Bighoyy
Clinton
Quinn
Royscapal
Houston
Bush
Tink
Amphibion- Me
Judson House
Addreas
Hoover
Amely Bart
Atlantic
Sie
Mary Vance Phelps
Fragmented Historical Quizboard Questions
A garbled set of trivia items asks who gave the keynote speech at the last Republican National Convention who traded the key note speech. questions reference war and White Mouse in Washington. asks which of Napoleon's generals led Spain. asks about fort locations and Pittsburgh origins. mentions Martin Gutter Delaware plagiarism and Najinteun Ya.
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Washington
Napoleon
Spain
Alte
Pittsburgh
Martin Gutter
Delaware
Najinteun
Lukes
Large Throng at Symphony Season Opener
A large crowd gathered at Chautauqua for the opening concert of the Symphony season. Daniel Gregory Matson of Columbia University led the vocal program while American conductor Contagior led the ampitheatre orchestra in a program featuring The Star Spangled Banner and Honey Witch. the evening included selections by the Am erican trainer and a dedication to star musicians and institutions.
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Chautauqua
iMusic
Jehestya
Daumoni
Vie
Bingen
Lay Will Make Autrum Trip With Granddaughter
A newspaper item notes Lay of 14 West Bedstrat, OU City, plans an all train trip to Los Angeles starting Monday July 15 at 0.07 am. He will be joined by granddaughter Eleanor Testy, promising a long aviation record with 24 flights in recent years and a solo flight by Miss Lay's sister F LeMoyne Page in Pittsburgh.
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Lewis Bliss
Pittsburgh
Loulsidad
Vex
Oklahomne
D. A. Johns
Hunily
W. A | Johns
West Bedstrat
OU City
Los Angeles
New York
Mr. Lay
Eleanor Testy
JC. Lay
West Anit Street
Miss Lay
F. LeMoyne Page
Redinthy
Curtiss Field, Jr
Irvine Man Hurt in Fall at Home on Fifth Street
Irvine resident John ison fell from the roof of his home on Fifth Street in Youngsville while tar coating the second story. He landed on a clothing that broke the impact, avoiding bones break but suffering shock. taken to Irvine for treatment with severe bruising and possible serious injuries.
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Youngsvilile
Tay
John Ison
Irvine
Fifth Street
Youngsvisle
Olson
Mr. Olson
Tryin
Portland Park injury suit seeks 10000 damage and 50000 payment
Plaintiff Marie Pica of 10 Yoni Ash street sues Charles Wy Bousenard for permanent injuries from a car crash on Wattsburg Fair Grounds road. Attorney S. Rossiter says she seeks 10000 dollars and 50000 dollars has been set aside for Lake Bile Parc development funds. Authorities plan park construction and driveways, with early work anticipated within two to three weeks.
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ERS
Marie Pica
Yoni
Duneire
Wily
Allegany Siate Parle
Bile
Portlind
Ted G. Halves
Monty
State Conservation Commission
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Mes
Perkian
Warren, liv, & Bagket
Alex
Catherine Lacey
West
Bond Alreet
Lee Potter
New York City
Renin
Somersets
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
N. Center St
Mimms
Amelia Earhart
Lay
Autram
Center St
Uncle Sam
Member
Federal Reserve System
Portland Park
Studebaker
Heney
Lanchester
Studebaker and
Erskine Models
Walter H. Merrick
South St
Corry Pa
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