Corry Pa newspaper page notes advertising and mailing details
Published daily except Sunday with publisher A D Colegrove and William P Lembara. Advertising reps listed including Tred Kimball Inc and multiple city offices. Post office entry Corry Pa second class mail matter and rates noted for mail and carrier delivery.
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Cory
A. D. Colegrove
Wiliam P. Lembara
Tred Kimball, Inc
St. New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stormfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Economic shifts from 1930 to 1988 cited in a statistics discussion
A speaker cites sprawling price trends and trade figures from 1930 to 1988, noting unemployment rises and declines in cotton, wheat, and corn, with price changes from 3.94 to 9.75 per hundredweight. The passage also mentions export downturns 1980–83, then rebounds 1983–86, and government housing foreclosures and industrial production shifts since the 1930s.
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Hember
Gotton
Lie Petreras Fwyerve Boatil
Technocratic Dope and the Technocrats Revisited
A fragmentary clipping discusses technocrats and political acts, noting longstanding influence and public spokesman Howard Eotl. It voices distrust of farmers and politicians, argues for expert-led production and machinery power, and questions conventional agriculture against industrial growth amid ideological clashes.
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Howard Eotl
Ehier
Nkwalwes
Browder
Rural Electrification Sparks Farmer Driven Cooperatives
An inquiry shows farmers plan immediate investment and expect large five year spending on electric gear. They form cooperatives to obtain service and will buy equipment such as transformers, refrigerators, pumps and motors as electrification begins.
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Mvastimz
Wilde and Wildean America in a Myriad of Cultures
A review of Lloyd Lewis and Henry Justin Smith's Oscar Wilde Discovers America, charting Wilde's Western reception, travel impressions, and shift from dandy to practical attire, alongside praise for Lust for Life and Travels in Two Democracies. The piece notes Bulliet and modernists, and details Wilde’s lectures in San Francisco and Leadville, with reflections on 19th century American tastes and European influence. It also covers Edmund Wilson’s Lust for Life and contrasts American and Soviet life through Wilson’s Travels in Two Democracies, highlighting a measured, unbiased tone and readers’ potential shift in opinion.
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America
Jay Gould
Oscar Wilde
Harcouirt Brace
Lloyd Lewis
Henry Justin Smith
Lewis and Smith
Wilde
United States
Duderless
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Denver
Bulliet
Vani Gogh
Alresty
Stone
Heritage Press
Becom
Vian Gogh
Dxblopatteland
Harcourt Brade
Edmund Wilson
Soviet Union
Stali
Unosnimjen
City farmers seek shared utility to power farms
A distributor claims electricity is essential for both city and rural life. He argues partnerships will forgo other items to buy equipment, boosting efficiency on farms. The aim is that saved work makes electricity pay for itself without reducing existing manpower.
World cruise passengers pick top travel highlights
The World cruise captain asked passengers to vote on the best aspects of the 139 day voyage covering 87 000 miles and 29 ports. South America topped the list as most interesting country and Peiping the city, Bali and Fuji yan among favorites for scenery and landmarks.
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Hai Jen
South America
Peiping
Rio de Janeiro
Tor
Bali
Fujiyan
Ganges
Shanghai Bund
Tiger Hill
Bhitenzorg
Java
Tisk
Jess
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From the Journal Flies
A 1916 city column recalls inter school field events with hundreds of pupils at City Park and a standout concert by the Board of Commerce band. J J Desmonti joins local volunteers training camps in Pittsburgh while Robert Manley and George Hagan win the Grayson County Debating contest. Red Getchell shares wartime experiences from France in a high school talk. Mrs G H Taylor visits Spring Creek as a local social note rounds out the day.
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Board of Commerce
Robert Manley
HE. Manley
Dennison High School
Texas
George Hagan
Grayson County
Hollywood Film Shop Pranks on Set Stir the Cast
Hollywood June 2 The Capital reports amid jokes and practical gags as actors mock stage life. Vince Barnett is cited as a leading funmaker, while a mink is doused and gelatine baths are engineered. Ventriloquist Jed Prouty inspires taunting remarks during filming. A prank on Ray Mayer ends with him half carried up a hill, believing a stunt was real. Meanwhile Utah coeds try skating tennis to speed up play at the university.
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Hollywood
Vince Barnett
King of the
George Bernard Shaw
Ray Mayer
Richard Dix
Ali
Mayer
Selior
Anderson
Edmonton Bales Tax on Coffins Sparks Debate
Government announced a new tax policy affecting coffins and baby clothing. The announcement stated that coffins are not exempt from the tax, prompting concerns about the burden on families and funeral costs.
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Edmonton
Paris Hats Feature Feathers Flowers And Crown Trends
Paris styles show feathers and flowers transforming hat trimming. Danish designer Bile Brasgaard highlights crowns growing taller for morning and sports wear, with long-stemmed flowers, birds of paradise, and fruit accents shaping the season. Bright blues and wreaths frame navy crowns.
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Paris
Bile Brasgaard
Braagaard
Birds of Paradise
Iria
Modernized equalization plan urged for farm aid
United Press reports farmers will push a modernized equalization fee and a farm mortgage refinancing proposal to both major parties at the national conventions. The effort, led by leanings from farm organizations, aims to shape the 1931 platform on agriculture and influence votes amid debates over Soil Conservation Act and AAA replacements.
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Hillier Krieghbaum
United Press
Washington
United Press Teamnd
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Congress
AAA
Arthur Vandenperg
McNary- Haugen
Vandenberg
Soil Conservation Act
Cal
Althotghy Trai Lowden
Thie Hols
Apa
Coolidge
Praxier-Lennes
Weis Uy Fae
Ispen National Graige
Henry A. Wallace
Favy Butrman
Organizel Barane
Star Signals June 3 horoscope about birthdates and favors
Horoscope notes born between Det. 21 and Nov. 20 may be affected by today's influences. Morning is neutral, afternoon very good, evening doubtful. Early afternoon is fortunate for plans. Birthdate suggests lofty aims. Puzzling conditions may appear April through July. Advice includes avoiding home or real estate changes and seeking favors from Julie. Details mention dates June 24 to 28 and references to clothing and clerical tasks.
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Det
Julie 5
Eau 11
Bethlehem Name Origin Sought in Moravian Song Tale
A fragment recounts Moravian leader Count Zinzendorf naming Bethlehem after a Christmas worship in 1741. It notes a stable site, cattle, and parallels to Christ birthplace, with mention of the Community House built in 1714 and early Pennsylvania history for visitors.
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Bethlehem
Zinzandlorf
Zinamnelorf
Chrial
Zinzendon
Liemini
Pennsylvania
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