Corry Evening Journal Publisher Rates and Contact
Corry Pa publication details list Arthur Colegrove as publisher. It notes post office eligibility as second class mail matter, with rates by mail five dollars per year and by carrier rates of three cents per copy or fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on request.
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Arthur Colegrove
Corry
Dawes and Coolidge Strain Over Senate Reform
The article argues President Coolidge and Vice President Dawes have a strained relationship. Dawes pushes for Senate rule reform while Coolidge shows little sympathy. They remain outwardly courteous but lack a cordial tie, united mainly by party allegiance and big business interests.
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Scott
Presiden Coolidge
Dawes
Senate
Meg Coolidge
Qwesenne
McCantidge
Dale Ie
Amlear
Han Non
Republican Party
Mr. Dawes
Wis
Calvin
Ife
Dawes Selesne
Vacation Sense and the Debate Over Time Off
A fragmented editorial argues about vacation length and timing, weighing whether more time off benefits public welfare. It cites authorities praising environmental change and rest while noting budget constraints and personal needs guide vacation length.
Stocks Show More Strength in Heavy Market Gains
United Press reports a vigorous bullish session with the heaviest volume since May 21. Leading industrials like Steel Baldwin American Cary were heavily traded at new highs. Strong advances occurred in Frisca Dominion Norfolk Southern Missouri Keina and Texas Series stocks amid broad buying.
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United Press
NEW York
Fragmented Text From A Troubled Page With Odd Phrases
A fractured passage mixes slang and garbled lines about fables, songs, and jokes. It references a married man, a poker night, a ship and rigging, and a jokey lover tale, with stray remarks about sleep, clothes, and a man described as a “Jamesy man in the World.”
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Twenty Years Ago In The Journal Files July 28 1906
Alviet Bowles loses his right hand staff notes a wheel and iron works in progress at the Pennsliator Works sale to United States Radiator and Boiler Company. Roy al Mig Co plant work on East Church Street proceeds with Mount supervising a large crew. Niagara Falls excursion rail line runs to Perkins and a. Tall Sullivan family from New York vacationing locally enjoy the scenery and water.
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Royal Mig. Co
East Church Street
Pingresalie
Mount
Ugcle
Corry Woman's Mother Dead in Titusville
Mrs Mare Nelson widow of Rev Francis Nelson died at 4 80 yesterday morning at age 68 at her home 121 Dimion street She came to the country in 1855 at age 12 and married Rev Nelson in Jamestown Survived by four children Mrs SP Bekstrom David R Nelson Arthur F Nelson of Corry and Mrs Ralph Boyle of Hurry A prayer service will be held at the home this afternoon then the body will be taken to Jamestown for burial from the Swedish Mission Church where she was a charter member at 2 o clock Wednesday afternoon
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Titusville
Mare Nelson
Francis Nelson
Famary
Dinion Street
Sweden
Nelon
Jamestown
SP Bekstrom
David R Nelson
Arthur Fi Nelson
Rilph Boyle
Tin Hbitle
Erelock
James Towny
Swedish Mission Church
Corner Stone of New Home to Be Laid This Week
About fifty Old Fellows and Rebekahs from Meadville and surrounding areas are expected to attend the cornerstone ceremony for the new Odd Fellows Home in Meadville. Grand Master Willie P. Bawden and staff will preside as the event includes a parade, a 230 pm dedication, and visits from officials and judges, marking a milestone in the society’s 61 year history.
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Tees
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Gidd
Rebekahs
Mealy Ile
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Willie
Odd
Odd Fellows Home
Cussewago
Crawford
Rebekah
Myrtle
Lucile
Alvney
Leltow
Two Youths Drown Near Wilkes Barre Tragedy At Manvel’s
Two young men died in a double drowning near Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania when they fell from a car into water over ten feet deep at Manvel’s, with one victim identified as Ronald Papperlini and the other as Louis Wappelini, investigators saying a companion also lost his life as he attempted to assist.
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Manvel
Lowe Wappelini
Hudsin
Ob Ronald
Uppelini
Lujited
Mine Workers of America
Juhi Masti
Ingoli
Aly Lie
Dave Istic
San Diego Base for Dirigibles Discovery Steers Interest
A garbled report from United Prom SSN Piegg mentions San Diego as a base for dirigibles and references a range of figures and events including plans, patrons, and local officials. The fragmented text alludes to a naval or airship program with dates, names, and locations, though details are obscured.
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