Corry Evening Journal Advertising Rates Notice
Corry Evening Journal lists advertising rates upon request. Publication details show address for the paper and reference to national advertising representatives in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh. The notice notes postal registration and subscription prices per year per copy and weekly rates.
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Corry Evening Journal
Corry
A. D
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Archue Colegrave
National Advertising Representative
Wred Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
New York ‘Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Post Omics
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Ford Road and the vision of harmonious highway design
The essay praises Henry Ford for building a road that blends with the land, preserving natural beauty while facilitating rapid motor traffic. It notes Ford avoided damaging scenery, used fills and cuts to harmonize with surroundings, planted trees, flowers, and vines, and argues future roadmakers should balance practicality with aesthetics as Ford did.
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Henry Ford
Massachusetts
Ford
Aviation in Colleges Expands Ground School Courses
Cleveland College enlarges its aeronautics department adding a full ground school. The change follows previous aeronautical engineering courses, with plans for flying instruction via a commercial partner requiring airfield, hangars, and equipment. The move aligns with broader aviation education trends supported by the Department of Commerce.
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Cleveland College
Aylilion
Department of Omaneres
Machines and Men Explain Worker Displacement
The Warm Bureau Federation states 300000 workers are replaced yearly on farms by mechanical energy while 400000 are squeezed from other industries. Net 700000 yearly upheaval demands new jobs for about three quarters of a million workers beyond natural population growth. The process overall supports industrial growth, but human costs require high order industrial statesmanship.
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Warm Bureau Federation
Wip
Twenty Years Ago Aae Taken From the Journal
A fragmented 1909 era column mentions a lightning storm destroying a barn near Columbus and Welgtamite, with minimal damage to surrounding structures. It notes several visitors, including James Tabinmorr and 4r among attendees, and references other local travel notes and arrivals from Lesion, Ky.
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Les
Look and Learn questions from a historical page
A jumble of trivia prompts and names in a quiz style. Questions cover science invention vulcanized rubber, biblical counts, royal history, and geography. The fragment lists items such as James Fenimore Cooper and the Socialist Party, with scattered place names like Frankfort and Npsom Downs.
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Royae
James Fenimore
Npsom Downs
The
Socialist Party
Frankfort
A Problem A Day: Pasture Stock and Percent Confusion
A farmer can pasture ten horses and fifteen cows on his ground. If he has a cow, how many horses can be kept. The text then moves through arithmetic steps with fractions and percents, including phrases like answer to yesterday's problem and various numeric riddles. The readability is poor but shows a mixture of problem statements and solution attempts by names Deh and Babu.
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Europe
Stock Exchange
Babu
Wild chase by man claiming federal ties ends in arrest
Police say a Buffalo man 84 who claimed to be a federal operative led local and government officers on a wild chase through the city in search of a counterfeit gang. The arrest followed a held for investigation with plans and targets described in police records.
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Prib
Piuly
Obn
Shipp
Buffalo
Holt
MC Ruerchinge Sirest
Dunkirk Youth Drowns Bathing on Tr We Front Street
Donald Benjamin, age 1 year, drowned while bathing near Tr We Front Street in Dunkirk. He was valedictorian of the 1bY4 class and remembered for excellence. survived by three brothers Elgin Max Willis and a sister. Parents listed as Mr and Mrs Augustus Benjamin.
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Duneire
Donald Benjamin
Yaitro Old
Tr We
Cowley Clu
Berjumo
Coe
Eddy
Clus
Yas Eehoed
Sintaek
Benjamin
Awgtint
Benjini
Lacutty
Anselon
Gnd
Corents
George Blood
Preduia
Distillery Blown Up in Dry Agents Raid
Prohibition agents destroyed a $200,000 distillery believed tied to illegal operations near Pittsburgh. Three men were arrested after a raid that uncovered large quantities of high proof alcohol and two 2,500-gallon stills. Investigators said the plant owner and two workers faced federal charges.
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United Press
Piptsecheh
Feder Draiihitiha
Gia H Yosterchiyy
Uluyyas
Wits
Tkree
le Apes Simon
Charles Miler
Chile Stager
Frank Kelly
Ballildie
Ustillery
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Stager
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Sitles
Wiliam
Wiliam Pena bighWay On the Rhenslate
Lnsburgh
John DB
Permington
Lie Plus
Funeral of Z D Patchen at Spring Creek church
Funeral services for Z D Patchen were held at the Spring Creek church, conducted by Pastor George B Morgan of the Christian Missionary Alliance. A large gathering of relatives neighbors and friends attended, with bearers including Cecil Patchen Lester Patchen and Clarence Patchen among others, followed by burial in Spring Cemetery.
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Spring Creek
Spring Grate
Revi
iGeorge B. Morgan
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
Orry Equililetea
Company A Off For Mt Gretna
Company A sails for Mt Gretna with a long roster listed including officers and privates from Grade VII and various surnames such as Bloss Courteight Crosby Lockwood Ross Waton Whitehill and many others. The document reads as a continued item from a prior page with names grouped under several headings.
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Virgil M. Bloss
Howard W
Gerald W. Courteight
Earl S. Crosby
Hamlin H. Lockwood
Royal E
Warren A. Ross
Lloyd B. Watson
Archie W. Whitehill
Gail Alcorn
Lewis Beardsley
Carl M Brooks
Willard T. Cady
Lynford G
Chase Toho Chon
Floyd
Haddon C. Smyth
Paul
Gneup
Walter J. ‘Turner
Croix de Guerre Decoration Seen as Highly Prized relic
A fragmentary note describes a Croix de Guerre decoration created for Evragena wir, noting its high regard and value. The text hints at ceremonial details and mentions recognition by a Brerenely body, though specifics remain unclear.
Bequest for Ladies' Home Erie Bequeaths Over 14050
Bequest for the Ladies' Home in Erie totals 14050 from the Sarah Reed Endowment Fund of the Old Ladies' Home. The will, probated Friday in Hep Howell's office, names heirs including Byron and Hath McCreary and others with smaller payouts. The estate is valued about 18250 with remainder directed to the endowment fund under Security Savings and Trust Co. as executor.
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Erie
Sarah Reed
Old Ladies’ Home
Erie Home For
Henristta M. Sell
Hep H. Howell
Register of Wills
Nis
Sell
Mat Jett
Byron
Hath McCreary
Westminster
Menriett Mary Heath
Seized With Cramps Drowns At River Bathing Spot
Two incidents near Pittsburgh report fatalities and rescues. John Murphy, 17, of Lawrenceville, drowned after cramps in the Allegheny River as friends tried to save him near the Ninth Street bridge. Lawrence Patterson, 12, was rescued after a raft accident in the Monongahela River near the Tenth Street bridge and sent to a hospital.
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Pyvtsburgh
John Murphy
Lawrenceville
Allegheny River
Monongahela River
Tenth St
Lawrence Patterson
South Side
Life and the World Nobody eye got wa In tite by ear
The fragment appears to reference a world view or publication theme with mentions of life and world, but the readable text is fragmented and lacks clear people, places, or events to summarize into a full news item.
Guardsmen Hurt In Warren Auto Accident
Two guardsmen Samuel Lytle and Joseph Willer from Company 1 Lith Infantry were injured when their car left the Jamestown Highway near Al stale. They were rushed to a hospital. Lytle suffered severe internal injuries and Willer sustained contusions and other injuries. The driver William Taylor reported the crash occurred on the highway near Warren.
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Warren
Lésve
Gretna
Tayir
Anneling
Tynye
Walker
Brilses
Conti Tong
Left Ankle Broken At Galeny Works
Franklin July 1 Matthew Whann of 1010 Elk Street suffered a broken left ankle Friday fore morning at Galeny Works Corner. Witnesses said no other injuries occurred. He was photographed at the scene and taken to hospital by Barron ambulance.
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Franklin
Matthew Whann
Elk Street
Abdul
Oreste
X-rey
Barron Ambulance
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Somersets
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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Uncle Sam
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