Corry Evening Journal Details and Advertising Rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists publisher Arthur Golegrove and advertising representation with WRND Kimball Inc. It notes circulation details, postal status, and annual and per-copy rates, including five dollars yearly and three cents per copy, with weekly carrier rate of fifteen cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Wrnd Kimball, Inc
40Th St
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Corry
Seation
Firearms control officers warned amid prohibitions and risks
Instructions issued by newly appointed prohibition commissioner Heains emphasize strict discipline for officers handling firearms, forbidding drawing weapons except in self defense or to stop felonies, amid recent setbacks and publicity. Also reports women aboard Grace liner replacing stewards on a South American West Coast voyage, supervised and paid as men, with potential industry impact.
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Substan
Hellquarters
Washington
Loeal
Dieuil
Grace
New York
South America
Womer
I Matyon
Rayplus
Ageun Tfatyel
Prosperity Cycle Idea From Henry Ford Speech
A fragmented quote attributed to Henry Ford discusses prosperity as a cycle in which people who make things can enjoy and sustain what they create. It emphasizes the capacity to produce and to obtain needs, describing American prosperity as built on ongoing production and consumption.
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Henry Ford
Answers to Saturday's Questions in the News
The item lists responses to a quiz: two U1 3 presidents who were bachelors, earth's meter in young figures, Mergenthaler connection, origin of bakers dozen, and the five Great Lakes. Provided answers include Charles Goodyear, 2%, Nero, a Spanish sailing vessel, and Georgia.
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U13
Mergenthaler
Great Lakes
Charles Goodyear
Nero
Georgia
A Problem a Day Solution Excerpt
Three men own a grindstone six to seven inches? The text is garbled but presents a problem about shared grinding. An answer to Saturday's problem mentions four horses and a division method. The fragment cites arithmetic rules such as 9 by 15 and 16 by 25, with a note of multiple by 10.
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Files
Twenty years ago this week in the town, Coxey Upholstering faced disruption after a fire and repairs. William Cook, Fran Hedrick, and others drew crowds as notable local events included lectures at the First Methodist church and a talk by Prof Rockwood on Aguoy trum at Round Point. News notes mention a prominent Corry merchant striking gold in British Columbia, Nell Waters wedlock, and local social visits. An Oldsmobile, a new cycle, and Chautauqua planning reflect daily life, with rains delaying some ventures and a busy city scene at Center street.
Expollce Official Describes Criminal Tendencies
An official statement claims many men become criminals secretly, noting they see themselves as compelled by unseen forces. The remark suggests fear and self-critique drive unlawful behavior in a troubling social view.
Game of Correct English By W L Gordon
A fragmented OCR page outlines exercises on grammar and spelling including questions on correct forms abbreviations and pronunciations. It lists several tasks such as choosing the right word, filling missing letters and matching syllables with examples that test standard usage and phonetics.
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W. L. Gordon
Three Glasses Water Help Constipation
A vintage ad claims taking three glasses of water before breakfast aids constipation. It suggests adding a teaspoon of glygerin saline mixture to each glass for better results. The note cites Thoms Downey, a druggist, and a date adyi-29.
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Uipper
Owen
Thoms Downey
Adyi-29
New Booklet On Penn Roads Rich In Data.
A new Pennsylvania highways booklet from the Department of Highways at Harrisburg features improved roads, historical notes, and points of interest along the state’s roads. It includes a map of the highway system, with articles by Governor John S Fisher and others, and will be distributed to motorists.
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Pennsylvania
Department of High ‘Ways
Flavisburg
Journal
Ockset
Tata
Imterest
Ennsylvania
Whalearne
Penn's Woods
John S Pisher
James Lyall Stuart
Department of Highways
Murle Shields
Pittsburg Press
Leon ©. Pines
Dickinson College
Frederic Godohartes
Gamuel Beker
Swite
Charles
A. Waters
Auihlor
Jghusles
Ponsylvania
Fms
Atlantic flight attempts and local fire impacts
A garbled report notes failed attempts at an east-west Atlantic crossing and mentions a Polish plane incident and pilot injuries. It reports a Curry-Jamestown Manufacturing plant fire on West South Street causing major damage and potential production curtailment. Local politics see John Patterson entering a wide-open mayoral race as municipal candidates line up, with street improvements and a new Fairclough garage planned. City life references include theatre traffic at Rex, a tourism station’s status, and Roosevelt highway car traffic.
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West South Street
John Fairclough
Rex Theatre
Tholise Melecans Diring
John Lanse
Tom
Vais Noe
Genter Sifest
Pennsylvanis
Dickson
Fairclough
Omahas Touris
Mead and Brown Alling
West Smith Street
Omaha
Carry
Ohio
Li Roosevelt Highway
Rex Spot
The Other Tea Scientist Critiques Mentality Defects
The piece humorously claims a percentage of people are mentality defective and jokes about the other 10 percent leaving to congregate apart. It reflects a provocative editorial aside from the Philadelphia Inquirer tone.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Wave of New Novel Sparks Debate on prolific author
A mixed critical view greets Evelyn Stette's new work as a sprawling sixty to seventy chapter serial, praised for scope yet faulted for reality. The piece notes its episodic structure and brisk publication pace across France Portugal Algiers and Montreal with references to historical figures and dramatic scenes.
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United Press
Paul W. White
New York
Evelyn Stette
Nowy
Jonathan Cape
Harrison Smith
Literary Guild
Mia Soitt
Baltimore
Deftersoy Davis
Golns
Johnston
Shiloh
Lees Frondeting
Linéuls
Ward
Ward's Hestr Pickett
Ameria
France
Portugal
Algiers
Montreal
Scott
Ube
Amisuiat Totewr Rover
Harrier Tol
Mra Seu
Lube
America
Ten Best Sellers Fiction List From The Era
A catalog of fiction titles and prices listing bestselling works by several authors. Notable entries include The Black Camel by Bar Biggers and All Quiet on the Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque. Prices range from $2.00 to $2.60 for various editions and publishers. The list also shows general interest titles and authors like Helen G. Chelyle and Walter Tippuran.
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Bar Biggers
Boubs-Merell
Alive Pest Minton Biel
Eriol M. Femusyur
Little-Browm
Helen G Chelyle
Cape & Smith
Thoues Williamsoil
Henry the Eightth
Flymer Liverlube
Bra Eat Dime
Simin
Senustye
Robert Lipley
Simon
Behuste
Ludbeg Lewe
Flacper
Walter Tippuran
SfceMltan
Fragmentary Honolulu note hints at film troupe visit
A fragmented OCR item mentions a quiet meeting with a movie troupe in Honolulu and a mysterious female star. Names and full details are unreadable, leaving the exact event and individuals unclear.
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Mtrest
Colegrove
Arthur Golegrove
Firearms and Enforcement
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Coxey
William Cook
Horsensin
Fran Hedrick
Vie Flack
Wight
Talay
Rockwood Hands
Cohen
Center Street
Corry Merchie
British Columbia
Nell Waters
W. L. Bremerton
Clark of
Montans
Waclark Titanite Works
Baéder Grill
Fred Strickler
New Yorke City
Geloron
Amalabip
Geas Oneaver
Jos Hills
North Center Street
Harry
Ralph Milletson
Chautauqua
Lange
Ness
Alron
Eonayer
Chapin
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Atlantic
Markhu
Plisudskei
Lee Wewile
Hie
Lis Road
Corty-Jamestown Marufacturing
Corporation
Wmmaller
Velin
Curry-Jamestown
Cong
John B Patterson
Slinexe
John W. Holland
Indy
Tae
Weatera Newspaper Union
Te Ju
Charllels
Bas
Ted Biguers
Harold Heslop
Ghris Teabs- Charlie
Ee Cost
Tentious Oriental
Harry Bunler Barnes
Appleton Es
Bobbs-Merrill
Honolulu
Kived
Hewat
John Cowper Boerys
Cooney Poe
Member
Federal Reserve System
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