Cory Evening Journal Publisher and mailing details
Cory Evening Journal published daily except Sundays with West South Street Corry Pa. Arthur Colegrove is listed as publisher. It is entered at the Corry Pa post office as second class mail matter. By mail 500 per year by carrier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on application.
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Cory Evening Journal
Bundi
West South Street
Corry
D. Colegrow
Post Office
Corry, Pa
Fast Eating Fueled by Quick Service Praised by Restaurant President
The restaurant association president notes people now eat faster than 25 years ago. He cites efficient service and prompt food delivery as saving time, enabling more patrons to be served. The cafeteria atmosphere and faster dining pace are linked to better business and customer flow.
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Tokin
Lifegiving Grass and Navy Repairs Reflected in Odd Ledger
A quirky tale links medicinal fakes in Japan to a clever fraudster selling a miraculous life giving product. The piece then shifts to a Navy repair effort using natural materials, noting a logging engineer from the Forest Service is tasked with locating oak knees and other special supplies to repair a vessel, a scarce resource in modern shipbuilding.
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America
Japan
Walt Whitman
Chile
Navy Department
Forest Service
Senators and elites face surge of spiritualist circles
The piece reports a wave of belief in mediumship and fortune telling in Washington circles, noting seances, table tipping, and alleged paranormal practices at high society gatherings. Critics call such acts frauds, while supporters defend them as spiritual or cultural phenomena amid political life.
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District of Columbia
Hever
Twenty Years Ago Commemoration at Local High School
Journal files from June 8 1906 recount the thirty third annual commencement in the High School Auditorium. Valedictory by Scott. salutatory by Tiloton. graduates listed and alumni arrivals noted. local events include Fourth of July plans and Elks district deputy visit.
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Ida Tiloton
Pier Scott
Parchiments
Zuella Uady
Mary Margaret Conners
Margaret Kwe Cle Vrowe
Helen Amelia Wumjat
Toe
Wilson Guignon
Fred Daniel Lippman
Grace Lave
Clarence Loveland
Cecilia Elizabeth Nehil
Medabel Haker Platt
Eva Hopkins Pope
Richard Hunter Pope
Murle L Rowe
Hert Scntt
Ila Tillotson
Neva Walker
Mary Ar
Jack” Austin
Corry
Lodge of Elks
Oil City
Road work south of Union City progresses on Route No 8
The Devine Company, Contractors for the link pavement, are on site at Union City and Titusville. Crews lay wide stripes around telephone poles as work continues toward finishing south of Titusville. Yellow warning signs and painted stripes guide traffic along Route No 8 extending toward the state line.
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Devine Company
Union City
Titusville
Virginia State
Ene
Ties Ville
Ny Puiny
Isilen Kewstine
Deminn Says Cole Seeks Reiable Path Amid Narrow Tides
In a Washington Star clipping, Deminn comments on Cole's cautious approach to tough times, noting he seeks reliable means as tides shift. The fragment reflects a wary tone about navigating changing conditions with steady resolve.
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Cole
Washington Star
Argentine flier arrives on South American mainland
United Press reports from San Juan Porto Rico that an Argentine airman en route from New York to Buenos Aires landed on the South American mainland. He touched down at 2:15 p.m. today after taking off from Portingwe at 0:20 a.m.
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South America
United Press
San Juan
Porto Ricn
Jair Dig
South American
New York
Nartingwe
Controversy Over Charley Ross Finding Sparks Debate
New York June 8 report says Pierre C Starr found Charley Ross lookalike Julius Dellinger of Dennver. Walter Lewis argues the claim is preposterous after initial meeting. Frederick R Lewis, of North Bergen NJ, asserts he knew Ross as a child and believes the identification is complete and correct.
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Charley Ross
United Press
New York
Pierre C- Starr
Julius Dellinger
Denever
Walter Lewis
Frederick R. Lewis
North Bergen
St Barnabas Day Observance Drums Up August Home Fete
The observance marks the completion of a new wing at St Barnabas Home for aged and disabled men, led by Right Reverend John Ward of the EE diocese. A morning service by Bishop Ward, a fellowship meal at noon, and an afternoon opera are planned with Rev Owen and Rev Fairlie among speakers. Advisory board members and chaplains from Erie and Pittsburgh join in the town fete slated for August at the Gilsonja home.
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Emmanel
Epir Pal Aureh
Atyeil
St. Barnabas
Bekin
John
Hishop
Ating Peiyer
Lauichen
Hishin
Owen
Johns Churcai i Shayons
Fairlie
Gilsonja
Brotherhood
Doarel
Shiertes B. Shenk
Thier W Shackle
John R
Thawin Gotham Publishes Traitor in New York Visit
In New York Thawin Gotham, now a publisher and author, promotes his autobiography The Traitor. He plans a first edition of 60,000 copies, with 9,000 bound for England, announcing reconciliation with Evelyn Nesbit after a recent brief reunion. His comments imply tense personal history and strong reactions from friends.
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New York
Thawshow
Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw
Iver
Evels
England
Portland Man Electrocuted in Jamestown Factory
A Portland man died after an accidental electric shock at a Jamestown factory. He was repairing a motor in a coal yard area when a live wire caused fatal burns. He collapsed and was transported to Jamestown General Hospital where he died during surgery. He had worked for two years at the facility.
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Jamestown
Steele
Glenwood
Portland
Jamestown Genéral Hospital
EB. Goviel
Nis
Jun
Death of California capitalist John D. Spreckels
Prominent California capitalist John D. Spreckels died at his San Diego home late yesterday after a months long illness and a recent recovery from a nervous breakdown. Born in Charleston in 1853, Spreckels had been a leading figure in California business.
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San Diego
Calif
John D. Spreckels
California
Spreckels
Charleston
Aged Woman Beaten in Fleming Home Invasion
In Fleming Kentucky today an elderly woman, 80, Mrs Elihu Rosman, was beaten unconscious as a bandit invaded her home robbed and ransacked the house before fleeing into the hills. Neighbors heard screams and police were summoned. a posse pursued the intruder through the surrounding area.
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Fleming
Elihu Rosman
Bowman
State Convention of K. O. C. at Philadelphia
The annual Pennsylvania Knights of Columbus convention opened in Philadelphia with a Mass at St. Peter and St. Paul Church led by Rev. Tun Mellon. Delegates gathered at Stratford Hotel for preparations ahead of national events slated for August.
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United Press Piladelphuia
Pennsylvania Knijihity
Polimbue
Eolphrtfu
St. Peter and St Paul Ly
Tun J. Mellon
Paleil Li Rulyens
Elluvne Stratford Hotel
Tnights
Luisinne
Question of Color Mrs Newlywed and the Dinner Service Roast
A brief note appears in Progressive Grocer referencing an odd kitchen tale. The piece mentions a color themed dinner service in wine and white, with a playful roast hinting at taste and presentation. It reads as a light society snippet rather than a full feature.
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