Corry Evening Journal circulation and office details
Corry Evening Journal of Corry Pennsylvania published daily except Sunday. Address West South Street Corry Pa. Post Office box m0 Second Class Mail Matter at Corry Pa. Subscription prices 8500 per year three cents per copy fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available upon application.
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Corry
Shadyside
Findley Lake
Church Street
West Main Street
Ford
Brooky Savage
Gond Hove
Welte
Rhodes
Pittsfield
Hoyd Spencer
Will Traul
Terry ArtiLane Co
W. South Street
King and
South Street
East Street
Arto
A. K. Jones
Mor
Hong
P.O
Warren
Watkins
J. R. Watkins Co
New York
Unjazzing the Dance and Modern Dancers Debate
A chaotic report discusses a European dance conference in Paris with cross country groups from Belgium Hollow Turkey and more as debates over new dance forms replace old styles. Observers note a shift toward modern movement while cautions about public health and water safety emerge amid talk of outdoor life and camping.
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America
Paris
Alteraren
Buplind
Belgium
Hollow
Switzerland
Greoes
Turkey
Seeing Your Town in Saratoga A Call to Tour Local Life
A fragmented, period tone piece invites readers to explore Saratoga by sightseeing their town. It extols looking at new houses, bright paint, gardens, schools, and community life, urging residents to notice daily improvements and civic charms.
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Saratoga
Goliig
Motherhood Advice Pushed By Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
A fragmentched ad copy urges mothers to seek Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for childbirth and infant care. The plea emphasizes maternal strength and health claims, with an offer of trial packages and endorsements. It mentions a physician, Benn, and hints at a promotional tone common to period medical ads.
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Ebs
Wilhid
Pierce
H. Benn
Bulan, Y
Storm Damage at Dunkirk
Dunkirk June 12 a heavy storm swept the town with fierce winds tearing trees from roots and shattering windows. A water main burst near Harrysborn and a dozen cottages owned by Major Haris Wenucne were demolished a scene of widespread damage and disruption.
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Dunkirk
Nat
Harrysbore
Htaris I Wenucne
Havorshire
Lucus
Allehitte Wert
Cnr
States Senate
Heavenly musings on afterlife and soul destiny debated
The text discusses whether the soul survives death and, if so, where it journeys. It mentions varying beliefs about communication with the living, possible ascent to a higher realm beyond the living, and whether heaven is a place or state. It questions why one should not cultivate a heavenly mindset now.
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Alet
Lammarion
Ania
Fragmented 1930s column on cinema love and social quirks
A garbled monologue surveys film stars and society trends from marriages to boxing, politics, and travel. It touches on Willa movies, a Fourth of July dilemma, love and vanity, and hints at Amundsen’s polar plans amid a chaotic, humorous stream of pop culture snippets.
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Liv Levis
Sisially
Heron
Vos Angeles
Amundsen
North Pole
Blind student earns Phi Beta Kappa key at Forward College
A blind woman, the second such graduate at Forward College, is hailed for top scholarship and Phi Beta Kappa honor. A newspaper portrait highlights her plea for equal opportunity in employment and education, urging independence for the blind and disabled through fair chances.
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von Suient
Warward College
Fir Close
Alis Ware
Bovine Nose Prints and the Bertillon Method
The article discusses extending the Bertillon identification system to animals at a veterinary facility near St. Paul Minnesota. It notes that cow nose prints are taken using ink and mimeograph tech to create records that supposedly never change, with potential applications to horses sheep and dogs, though practical methods remain preferred by dairy owners.
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University
Viarm
St. Paul
Mina
Rossi
Cemaina
Seth Eittle
Man 88 Ends Life By Own Action In Titusville
The body of John Fedus aged 88 was found hanging from an apple tree behind his home at 744 Railroad Avenue in Titusville. Authorities believe he hanged himself Saturday after suffering head injuries and mental decline. A tobacco chew was found in his mouth. Also notice seeking a shoe salesman for Bennett Davis store in Titusville.
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Donouners
John Fedus
Railroad Agendés
Fedus
Trusted Corry Cobbler Promises Best Leather and Work
The ad claims high shoe repair costs elsewhere and touts Timithip Moriel as the city’s best shoe maker using top leather. He guarantees price and workmanship and urges customers to try his work at 117 12 N Central Street, promising lasting wear or a redo.
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I. Moriel
Corry
Derick
Centar Street
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