Corry Evening Journal publisher and rates notice
Corry Evening Journal printed daily except Sundays with address on West South Street Corry Pa. Publisher Arthur Colegrove lists advertising representative services Fred Kimball Inc and national bureaus in New York Chicago and Pittsburgh. Subscription by mail nine dollars yearly and carriers three cents per copy fifteen cents weekly rates available on application.
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Corny
A.D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
New York
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Corry
Library Questions Show Grownups Hunger for Exact Knowledge
At a large city library a half hour of questions revealed adults ask a wide range of inquiries from photography origins to the fourth dimension and how to feed camels. Librarians explain they use reference works to help seekers trace facts, noting grownups often ask more questions than children.
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Chilldren
Wito
Siam
Chle
Varnouter State
White Mountains
Buley
Frontiersman, Kentuky, and wartime pace in early 1800s
Fragmentary journal-like item references a frontier figure, Kentucky entry for a war, a Miami settlement, and an enroute route to Titusville. Mentions cities such as New York and Leningrad with scattered questions about names and events. Details are garbled and not clearly linked to a single event.
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Titusville
Leningrad
S. Ly
AJM Tok
New
Authority and growth through self reliance in a fragmented world
An essay questions reliance on external authority, arguing growth comes from independent thought and learning from mistakes. It references a broad search for authority across philosophy sociology and everyday life, noting subservience to ready-made opinions may hinder progress while personal effort drives growth. It also mentions local railway and sports notes from Hornell and Olean, including Erie Railroad and Pennsy agents, and a baseball game forecast.
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Chastiuqua Lake
Bupis
Tu Sliteamun
Wansell
Game of Correct English by W I Gordon
Excerpt lists questions and exercises on grammar spelling and vocabulary with faulty sentences and prompts to supply missing words. It includes yesterday's answers and a jumbled note about a Warren Keamtrer of a street railway company visiting the city overnight.
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W. 1
Gordon
War Talk Between Russia and China Creates Global Tension
The Moscow government harbors aggressive rhetoric while Moscow Worker proclaims military preparedness for the laboring masses. Observers note both nations remain in lip service stage, unlikely to strike physically yet their heated discourse unsettles a world seeking renewed peace.
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Russia
China
Moscow
Moscow Worker
Soviet Union
Motor safety chief backs left turn rule change in city
Ben Starr, public safety head and veteran traffic aficionado, urged the Council to permit left turns at the center of intersections to ease congestion. He cited state law requiring drivers to pass left of the center when turning and pressed for uniform statewide traffic rules. A follow-up discussion is planned at the next municipal executive meeting.
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Ben
Ben Bas
Union
Ils
Bini
Cornelisor Starr
Mily Council
Salietta
Benjamin G. Bynon
Motor Vehicles Bureau
Starr
Tettshand Tiens
Sleep study questions noises impact on deep rest
United Press report from Pittsburgh summarizes University of Pittsburgh findings on sleep. Dr H M Johnson notes deep sleep occurs late in the sleep cycle and is least affected by quiet street noises between 2 and 4:30 a.m. He cites experiments at Mellon Institute and automatic bed recordings showing awakenings during deliveries and various stimuli. The piece discusses how perceived disturbance depends on an individual’s habituation and the nature of stimuli, not their intensity, and argues against making Americans overly noise conscious.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
H. M. Johnson
University of Pittsburg
Mellon Institute
Waien
America
Moises
St Marys Boy Killed by Car in Street Crash
A St Marys boy died in a street collision when a car driven by G N Lellin struck him on Brussels Street near St Marys. The boy, son of Mui and Mrys, died at Kaul Memorial Hospital from a fractured skull. Coroner ruled accidental death. Lettan was exonerated of blame.
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Ridgway
Mui
Mrys
Feu
Telset
South Michiel
Marys
Brussells Street
St. Marys
G. N. Lellin
Sth Marys
A Problem a Day Sunmee of a Sphere
Puzzle text presents a malformed science riddle about a sphere, mentioning a boy and a square surface. The fragmentary lines hint at a mathematical puzzle and an attempted solution reference to yesterday. The readable parts are insufficient to determine identities, dates, or a clear outcome.
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Piu
Enou
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Journal Filew
Authority
Erie Railroad
Hornell
Trin No 1
Olean
Riymond Plant
Tiur
Maloney
Otr Green
Ed. Kinley
Schechiley
Bae
Andrey Downson
The
Hoystl Northwest Mounted Police
Takine
Russi
Fealph Glenn Fins
Holimau
Charile Cratiet
Jamestown
Chapin
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
Ben F. Starr
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Canes
Wne
Bremen
Cherbourg
Atlantic
Cunard
Mauretania
Setember
Columbus
Paris
Spain
Gulf of Mexico
Savannah
Liverpool
Continents
Far East
Stimson
Sayen
Gantii
Mately Welne
Member
Federal Reserve System
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