National Advertising Representative details and rates
Arthur Golegrove lists advertising rep offices including Fred Kimball at 61 W 44th St New York City and offices in Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia. Postal entry notes Second Class Mail matter in Corry Pa with annual and carrier rates and general advertising rates by request.
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Arthur Golegrove
National Advertising Representative Inc
Fred Kimball
44Th St
Muwaukeeigan Square
Chicago
Btormfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Twenty Years Ago A Taker From the Journal Files
A June 22 1914 column recalls a farm accident near Watts Flats east of Corry where a young farmer named Brown suffered a hip fracture and a broken leg after a team ran away. Other items note Center street paving bids, baptisms, and local social events. The report also mentions a death in Peoria and a Cleveland trolley veteran traveling one million miles in 46 years.
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Journal Files
Brown
Watts Flats
Corry
Cleveland
Globe
William Grandy
Cleveland Railway Company
Grandy
Review of Upton Sinclair Anthology and Related Works
A critical survey praising J O Byas for compiling An Upton Sinclair Anthology while notingEvans selection covers major Sinclair works including The Jungle The Wet Parade Oil and The Profits of Religion It highlights a meat telepathy chapter and Sinclair’s broad international reach It also reviews Soldier of Science Vitality and A Cool Million detailing their authors Boris Sokeloft Nathaniel West and others The piece traces themes from health to political critique and literary biography with emphasis on notable figures and translations.
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Upton Sinclair
J. O. Byaas
Farrar & Rinehart
California Socialist
Evans
Sinclair
Boston
Bernarr Macfidden
New York
U. S
Dutton
Wml
Napoleon
Nathaniel West
Aadre
Alger
Lenitel Pitkin
Dovid Frieda
Lem Pitkin
Amerita
Vermont
Lem
Wild West
South
The Tanners and the Relief Hoard in Pennsylvania Fight
The leather tanners rally public support against the State Relief Board’s barring leather soles from relief purchases. The drive urges reviewing the board’s decision, arguing leather supplies sustain a major Pennsylvania industry and local jobs while highlighting rubber substitutes rely on foreign products. Emphasis is placed on fair inclusion of Pennsylvania products to maximize employment and relief impact.
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Pennsylvania
State Relief Board
Election Oratory and Leisure Hours Reflections
Analyzes a political speech from a middle Western candidate as example of inflated rhetoric and its impact on voters. Also discusses NRA code based leisure statistics, urging constructive use of free time while permitting necessary rest and recreation.
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Worl
From Washington Parlor Gags To Prairie Heat Buckles
In Washington a brain trusters parade hides cracks in New Deal wit as Harold Ickes is teased for not replying to critics. Baker jokes about being ordained but not confirmed in a diplomatic gallery. The NRA launches Ultra pages mag mirroring ads, amid mock praise. In Sandusky, June heat buckles streets, triggering repairs.
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Washington
New Deal
Harold L. Tokes
Secretary of the Interior
Othr
Ickes
Public Works Administration
Aska
Tekes
Octavine Star Signals Forecasts Personal Favor and Plans
The column notes that Tegislatora and public affairs figures may gain approval this afternoon with possible changes in business and household routines. It suggests morning starts as the saner time for ventures and hints at unexpected favors from friends across future weeks.
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Tegislatora
Shold
Hansen
Rail Pension Act Seen as Step Toward National Plan
The Crosser Road pension bill, awaiting President Roosevelt's signature, would grant pensions to railroad workers with 30 years of service or those aged 65. Pensions, capped at 809 monthly, are based on eight years of pay, with a tiered % schedule and adjustments for earlier retirement, funded by 2 percent employee contributions plus a 4 percent railroad contribution.
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United Press
Washington
Eiroad
Roosevelt
Wee
Avaiinistration
Kane Contractor Loses Four Fingers In Saw Accident
D A Goat Dougherty of Sedgwick Street, a well known contractor, had four fingers on his left hand amputated after his hand was drawn into a circular saw at the Glatt blacksmith shop on Bayard Street. He was finishing torches on a rowboat when the accident occurred and was taken to Community Hospital for treatment.
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Kane
D. A
Goat" Dougherty
Sedgwick Street
Ines
Glatt
Bayard Street
Hammerstein Critiques Film Musicals Spoiling Stage Verse
Oscar Hammerstein, famed librettist of June Moon and Rose Marie, says film musicals spoil public taste for stage musical comedy. He notes screen breaks replace buildup to semi climax, warns crooners and wild songs pull attention from strong writing, and urges fewer wildly written tunes to keep audiences engaged. He recalls producers pressuring him to accept weaker lyrics in rehearsals.
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Hollywood
Calif
Oscar Hammerstein
Hammerstein
Hantherstein
Jett
Mussier Filma
Stron Wyrice
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