Corry Evening Journal ad details and mailing info
An OCR fragment shows the Corry Pennsylvania newspaper details with publication notes, pricing, and mailing terms. It lists publisher Arthur Colegrove and postal classifications, plus subscription rates and delivery terms mentioned in a partial line of the ad. The readable portions indicate standard post office and billing language from a 20th century local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Colegrove
Corry
Poiece
Bitter French Debates Emerge Over War Debts
A fragmented historical account discusses American and French reactions to war debts and postwar reconstruction. The text notes American protest against participation in demonstrations, Franco-American tensions over loans, and concerns about repayment, economic strain, and attitudes toward settlement terms. It highlights calls for patient examination of the issue and references to prison conditions and reform discussions.
Radio chaos hobbles radio industry as court blocks orders
A garbled stream of notes describes a court ruling challenging federal control of radio wavelengths and the stalled effort to bring order to the new broadcasting field. It cites Congress, the Secretary of Commerce, and Hoover era debates over authority and allocation while warning against further delays.
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Federal Departient of Commerce
TM Advsor
Jong
Hoover
Town Gleanings on Fire Alarms and School Repairs
The notice reports concern over fire alarm safety and planned repairs at Fairview and Washington schools, with possible closures or new buildings looming. It notes mayoral statements and calls for stricter enforcement, plus a Pennsylvania National Guard event and civic actions tied to city services.
Hit and Run Driver Crashes in Lewistown Toll Reaches Ten
A late night hit and run in Lewistown left ten people wounded as a mysterious driver rammed a vehicle into a storefront. Eyewitnesses report a man fleeing the scene, while police search for clues to identify the driver and motive.
16 Oil Deal Consummated In Jamestown Lease Venture
Warren filly Dre af the Ing gest dette Liv Ail prayierey in this see tle in deeit Years was cons umated yesterday when Hires Wilson and 1 1 Macpherran of Jamestown, ih Tiased From 1 Dianil B,J Wade the pil Tease in the éa8 Gide flats known as the Irvine Lease and whirls in cludes the all-gigite or practically all, te property between South [rvine! Abies 111 east of the Superion refinery Wer the present tite there are 2) pro wing wells on the property, eleven Jif thus having been piled within te past six months The daily production of oil from he lease whll exceed that of any lease (he same sive 1) this section of the country and accordingly to the of the most valuable properties in the Pennsylvania oil fields. White the consideration has not been made publi, His Known Mat it with rin Intsis figures Messrs. Wilson avid McPherron have already taken possession of the proper ty and they plan to continue driltiy 'operations 'and will drill at least' fer additional wells
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Warren
Dre
Wilson
Macpherran
Jamestown
Dianil
J Wade
Irvine
Superion
Pennsylvania
White
Messrs
Wilson Avid McPherron
Twenty Years Ago in Corry Journal Notes
A digest of items from 1906 recounts a heavy rain easing a drought in a wide Corry region, promotions in Postal Telegraph, local painting visits, a fall from scaffolding, new land purchase near Ames residence, a band dance at the park, a worker’s train accident, labor scarcity in the city, railway hiring up to now, pay rates, German Catholic charity proceeds, and local sports standings with the Mohawks forfeiting gate to Raymonds.
Weather Bureau Figures Show Season Coldest In Nine Years
The Weather Bureau reports the season as the coldest in nine years with March and April well below normal across the nation. Temperatures run 2 to 11 degrees below average east of the Rockies, with May and spring forecasts uncertain due to limited scientific data. Browne predicts a cool summer with occasional hot spells, while officials note no reliable long-range forecast.
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United States Weaver Bureau
Rocky Monnens
Pavltio
Great Northwest
Lo Mureauli
Rockies
Great Plains
Herbert Jangrin Browne
Browne
Vaimilae
Athanis
Wigston
Smithsonian Institution
Kirby Retains Good Nature Behind Bars at Atlanta Prison
Josiah Kirby, a Cleveland financier once described as an multimillionaire, began serving a five and a half year sentence for the collapse of the Cleveland Biscount Company. He ate breakfast in the penitentiary and appeared jovial, with warden reporting he slept well and was in good spirits on arrival.
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Paderal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Josiah Kirby
Imultimillion
Cleveland
Ohio
Kirby Wasi
Sayen
Ue Vallapse
Cleveland Biscount Company
Warden
Snunk
Prof Barnes Aims To Melt Icebergs In North Miami
United Press reports Prof Tigward Barnes of McGill University disintegrated several icebergs in the North Miami area using thermal chemicals last winter. He seeks to perfect a method to clear ice jams on the Allegheny river and protect steamship barriers from drifting ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
ST Joan
S. F
Tigward Barnes
McGill Uiversity
Allegheny
Daries
Plant Juice Leads Corry Store In Health Revival
An Ames & Co store in Corry markets Dillingham's Plant Juice as a trusted herbal remedy for stomach liver and bowel troubles. A Norfolk resident, Mrs Catharine Schwartz Meyer of 108 Genesee St Buffalo NY, testifies to its life changing effects after stomach issues. The ad touts decades of use and claims thousands of satisfied customers with continued daily sales.
Scranton Man Endorses Plant Juice Tonics Again
Thomas W Cravens of Scranton recalls using Dillingham's Plane Jayice five years ago to relieve a severe stomach ailment and general rundown. He continues to recommend Plant Juice, claiming it cured fatigue and digestive issues after six years of poor health. The product is sold in Corry by Ames & Co. Int and by major druggists nationwide.
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Dillingham
Jayice
Thomas W Cravens
Filmore Aye
Scranton
Taliays
Corry
Ni P ‘Ames & Co
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France
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Peerrehman
Ameruin
Wintec Tate Prisod
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Santer
Aringr
Shine Guaards
Atl
Geoatnte
Elf
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Nadressor
Larry Elowld
Gia Appenramoe
Evilaenr
Kation
Suave
Talseamis
Shewe
Bracken Mai
Saul
Sun
Wis
Board of
Edocation
Alan
Asses
Fairview
Washington
Che Ujluire
Peninsylvania National Guard
Giratna
Wari
Mheslew
Eth Regiment
Mtiniak Toretna
Lewistown
Chaly Plekers
Henderson Brassiere
Wardlen
Frank C. Cuapry
North Center Street
Maby
Hhe
Richard Davidson
Fred
Fran Langley
Meadville
Inmastown
N.m Franz
Ely
Eugene Meath
Ames
Tancert
Frank
Mex
LM. Geiger
Columbuis
Corry and Columbus Street Railway Company
The
German Atholic Church
Raymonds
Te Mohawks
Weather Bureau
Prébilea
de, OG Abbot
Kirby
Prof. Barnes
Ames & CO
Ostherine Schwwartemeyer
Thomas
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